Month: October 2022

31

Oct

By Krys DeWind

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Flagler Beach Businesses: Ohana Food Co.

Flagler Beach is home to many quaint little businesses, and Ohana Food Co. is one of them.  Nestled in a cozy building right next to Swillerbees, Ohana Food Co. brings a little bit of the paradise to Flagler Beach. They have an extensive menu of fresh whole foods, shakes, Acai Bowls, Poke bowls, and many other all natural foods.  Fresh made juices, smoothies and specials are available Tuesday through Saturday from 8am to 2:30pm. They are closed on Sunday's and Monday's. The staff at Ohana's will make you feel welcomed, with top of the line customer service. They really make…

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28

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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Flagler County, municipalities huddle for 2nd annual Capital Improvement Projects Summit

October 28, 2022 – Palm Coast for the second year running hosted a Capital Improvements Projects (CIP) Summit Friday morning for Flagler County and all municipal partners to discuss their projects planned for the next five years. Regular collaboration provides each entity the opportunity to share past successes and challenges to create plans for the benefit the entire community. “It was a very productive meeting,” said County Administrator Heidi Petito. “Unfortunately, Marineland and Beverly Beach did not attend, however we (the group) included any items that we were working on in those areas.” Flagler Beach and Palm Coast worked out a…

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28

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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FEMA, Flagler County to open ‘Disaster Recovery Center’ at the Fairgrounds Saturday

October 27, 2022 – Flagler County Emergency Management has been working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which will open a "Disaster Recovery Center" on Saturday, October 29, at the Flagler County Fairgrounds, 150 Sawgrass Road, Bunnell. The "center" is a temporary facility constructed by FEMA located near the arena in the center of the fairgrounds property. Hours will be 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except for the following days when it will be closed: November 4-5, and November 26. "This is great news. Having personnel available locally to assist our residents is an important part of recovery from Hurricane…

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26

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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On-site D-SNAP Interviews Made Available to Flagler Residents Thursday Through Saturday at St. Johns County Fairgrounds

The following press release was issued via the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP): For Immediate Release Flagler County residents who pre-registered online for the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) but did not have a chance to complete their D-SNAP phone interview can visit the D-SNAP location in St. Johns County for an on-site interview. Additionally, those who missed the initial D-SNAP pre-registration opportunity for that is now closed, can pre-register when it is reopens on October 27 and then attend the in-person event for their required interview. The Department of Children and Families announced Tuesday that the location…

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25

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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Community, News

Flagler County Fire Rescue Deploys Relief ‘Strike Team’ Members to Fort Myers Beach

The following press release was issued via the Flagler County Fire Rescue: For Immediate Release Flagler County Fire Rescue on Tuesday deployed relief for the five members sent last week as part of a "Strike Team" to Fort Myers Beach to staff one of the firehouses there for a total of 10 days – two five-day deployments. Battalion Chief Cody King, Community Paramedic Rob Errett, and firefighter-paramedics Justin McDonald, Ron Titus, and Adam VanDeusen were sent to replace Lt. Karl Froling, Lt. Tony Guerin, Reuben Zuazua, Beau Kruithoff, and Prince Mack. Fire Rescue Chief Michael Tucker assembled the members to…

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25

Oct

By Krys DeWind

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Businesses Spotlight: Highjackers Restaurants

Todays business spotlight is Highjackers Restaurant. This hidden little gem sits right up next to our quaint little airport. Sit inside or outaide and watch the planes land and take off while you enjoy a delicious meal. This restaurant is equipped with everything including a small playground where you can play with your kids while you wait. Enjoy a large variety of foods at this great location. Come on down to check out Highjackers. Right next to the airport on Airport Rd, off of State Rd 100.

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24

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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Flagler Fall Outreach’ Brings a Full Complement of Social Services Providers to Cattleman’s Hall

The following press release was issued via the Flagler County Health and Human Services Department: For Immediate Release Flagler County Health and Human Services Department is bringing together a full complement of social services providers for its "Flagler Fall Outreach" to provide free information, as well as immediate assistance with things like free food and haircuts. The event will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. on November 18 at Cattleman's Hall at the Fairgrounds. "It really helps the community to have an event that provides one-stop shopping, if you will," said Health and Human Services Director Joseph Hegedus. "There are…

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22

Oct

By Krys DeWind

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Palm Coast Art Festival

Today from 11am to 5pm the Palm Coast Art Foundation is holding an event at Palm Coast’s Town Center Park. Vendors of all kinds showed up to sell their wares. From doggie bandannas to driftwood decor to resin art and handmade glass creations. Vendors and food trucks lined the beautiful pathway around the lake while a live band played on the courtyard. Crowds of people walked the paths checking the tents of vendors. Food trucks were cooking up delicious smelling goodies for patrons to eat while they walked the paths.                    …

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21

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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Flagler County Fire Rescue Deploys ‘Strike Team’ to Fort Myers Beach as Logistics Specialist Returns From Sanibel Island Support Mission

The following press release was issued via the Flagler County Fire Rescue: For Immediate Release Flagler County Fire Rescue on Thursday deployed as part of a "Strike Team" three firefighter-paramedics and two lieutenants to Fort Myers Beach to staff one of the firehouses there for ten days. Lt. Karl Froling, Lt. Tony Guerin, Ruben Zauzau, Beau Kruithoff, and Prince Mack headed out just as Suzanne Eubanks, Fire Rescue's office manager and logistics specialist, returned to work after a two-week Sanibel Island support mission. "It's a testament to our staff that they have both the skill set and the dedication to…

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20

Oct

By Julie Murphy

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Community, News

Grant-funded MalaCompra Road Project Ongoing Through March 2023

The following press release was issued via the Flagler County Government: For Immediate Release Residents and visitors who use MalaCompra Road to access the beach in The Hammock will encounter some ongoing roadwork through March 2023. Workers will maintain traffic to ensure continuous use, roadside parking, and access to county parks facilities. “The project started in mid-September and is scheduled to be completed in March 2023,” said County Engineer Faith Alkhatib. “These improvements are anticipated to enhance community and visitor access to State Road A1A, The Hammock shoreline, and existing county facilities.” The roadwork – just shy of a quarter…

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