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Two acres in front of Epic Theatres, across the street from Central Avenue, will become Serenity Falls mini golf. (© FlaglerLive)

Serenity Falls: 18-Hole Mini Golf Course Coming to Palm Coast’s Town Center Opposite Epic Theatres

November 4, 2025 | FlaglerLive Leave a Comment

Serenity Falls Mini Golf, owned by Roland Delbois of Palm Coast, is to be located on 2 rectangular acres at 1208 Central Avenue, almost directly opposite Epic Theatres, closer to Brookhaven Way. Delbois’ Serenity Falls corporation, established in January, bought the parcel from Palm Coast Holdings/Allete in mid-April for $523,000. The 18-golf course’s design will have a tropical look, will serve beer and wine, and will have a party pavilion.

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Wednesday in an iconic moment during a past Hang 8 dog-surfing event in Flagler Beach. (Eric Cooley)

Wednesday, Star Chihuahua and ‘Soul’ of Flagler Beach’s Hang 8 Dog Surfing Event, Has Died

November 4, 2025 | FlaglerLive Leave a Comment

Wednesday, the white-collared, shade-wearing daredevil showgirl of a Chihuahua who’s been the face of the Hang 8 Dog Surfing competition in Flagler Beach since its first swell in 2022, has died. She was around 10 or 11 years old. She’d developed congestive heart failure a year and a half ago, and took a turn for the worse before the weekend. It is not just a dog’s loss, but the sort of loss that could impact one of Flagler County’s fast-developing and popular annual events and attractions.

Palm Coast's Town Center is developing, but its chief land holder claims the city has broken its promise of ensuring water and sewer capacity, causing the landowner to lose two sale contracts. Above, construction, last February, at the Promenade, the mixed-use development in Town Center. (© FlaglerLive)

Town Center Developer Sues Palm Coast, Accusing City of Breaking Promise on Water and Sewer Capacity

November 4, 2025 | FlaglerLive Leave a Comment

The developer of Palm Coast’s Town Center is suing the city for breach of contract, alleging that Palm Coast government has failed to guarantee water and sewer service for Town Center holdings it was planning to sell. Palm Coast Holdings, the successor to Florida Landmark Communities and a subsidiary of Duluth, Minn.-based Allete Corp., sued Palm Coast in Circuit Court in Bunnell on Oct. 23. They are asking a judge to enforce the city’s promise of providing water and sewer service to Town Center, or require it to pay unspecified damages. 

Some of the pictures of coquina rocks Thomas Dupree, 37, of East Palatka, posted on Facebook to sell.

Man Who Stole Coquina Rocks from Tuscany Subdivision Hawks Them on Facebook, Tipping Off Victim and Cops

November 3, 2025 | FlaglerLive 2 Comments

Thomas Cameron Dupree, 37, was arrested on three felony charges after allegedly stealing numerous coquina rocks from a construction site at the Tuscany subdivision in Palm Coast then posting several pictures of the rocks on Facebook to sell them, tipping off his victim, who arranged a “buy.” Dupree was arrested in a sting operation.

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Michael Martin, left, addressing Georgette Dumont, the facilitator of the Charter Review Committee, chaired by Donald O'Brien. (© FlaglerLive)

Palm Coast Charter Review So Far: A Preamble, a Bill of Rights, Penalties for Misbehaving Council Members

November 3, 2025 By FlaglerLive 1 Comment

No health benefits for Palm Coast City Council members, no pay increases beyond inflation, fines and penalties for misbehaving members (mayor included), prohibitions on meddling with city staff: those, along with a proposed preamble and a Bill of Rights are among the proposals the Palm Coast Charter Review Committee members appointed by the City Council have been discussing.

Construction in Veranda Bay. (© FlaglerLive)

Flagler Beach Annexation of Veranda Bay Hits Another Obstacle; County Eyes a 215-Acre Buy

November 3, 2025 By FlaglerLive 2 Comments

As the Veranda Bay development on the outskirts of Flagler Beach nears another attempt at annexation into the city, county government is throwing two new, seemingly contradictory wrinkles in the mix: a new, legal obstacle to annexation, and a hail Mary pitch to acquire over 200 flood-plain acres from the developer to protect Bulow Creek and minimize construction in flood zones. It’s not clear how raising a legal issue against the developer could win his support for a land sale. 

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Food Stamps Cruelty But for a Gavel

October 31, 2025 By Pierre Tristam 32 Comments

A federal judge ridiculed the Trump administration’s lie that it could not logistically use billions of dollars in emergency funds to continue providing food stamps, and today ordered the government to release the funds. The administration will doubtless appeal. Either way, it should not have gotten this far: the battle over food stamps exposes the mendacity of an administration’s cruel stand in a shutdown that may yet force millions to lose health insurance.

Model sailboats in Palm Coast's Central Park. (© FlaglerLive)

Palm Coast Invites Residents to Take an Economic Development Survey the Council Did Not Review

October 31, 2025 | FlaglerLive 3 Comments

Palm Coast government is inviting residents to play a role in shaping the city’s economic future by participating in “Prosperity 2035,” a community-driven vision plan developed in partnership with the Northeast Florida Regional Council (NEFRC). But the city did not develop the survey. Nor did the City Council review it or discuss it at a meeting. 

Erosion at Sea Colony, where almost all the new emergency sand dunes built by the county in 2023 are gone.

Nor’easter Damage to Flagler’s Beaches, Neighborhood By Neighborhood: Emergency Dunes Are No Longer Enough

October 31, 2025 | FlaglerLive 13 Comments

The nor’easter that barreled through the region between October 10 and October 14 caused uneven but significant and in some places severe damage to Flagler County’s 18 miles of shoreline, with beaches toward the north holding up better than beaches further south. A thorough analysis based on on-the-ground observations and drone footage reveals that no stretch of beach was spared erosion. The analysis underscores an expensive reality: it is not enough to keep building sacrificial dunes. The beaches in front of the dunes must be rebuilt, too. The county has a plan, but little money to enact it.

Sen. Tom Leek is trying again. (© FlaglerLive)

Sen. Tom Leek Again Files Bill to Create Museum of Black History Board in St. Johns, After Setback Earlier This Year

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 3 Comments

Sen. Tom Leek of Ormond Beach introduced Senate Bill 308, which would create an Administrative Board that must be formed by July 31, 2026. The panel will oversee the museum’s construction, operation, and administration — a key step in fulfilling the vision outlined in legislation authorizing the museum’s development. Leek had filed a similar bill last year. It cleared every committee unanimously. It cleared the House and Senate unanimously, along $750,000 for actual construction. Gov. DeSantis vetoed the funding, and Leek’s bill died.

Kim Zaheer at her sentencing hearing this afternoon. (© FlaglerLive)

Palm Coast Woman Who Let Mom Die in ‘Concentration Camp’ Conditions Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 9 Comments

Kim Zaheer, the now-68-year-old woman accused of letting her mother die of such neglect that neither the medical examiner nor the funeral home personnel who handled the body said they’d seen anything so abject in their careers, was sentenced to six years in prison this afternoon. Frances Hildegard King, 88, was found dead on Dec. 5, 2018, at the house she owned at 20 Rocket Lane in Palm Coast since 2008. With time served and time off for good behavior, Zaheer may be out of prison in a year and two months.

Bunnell City Commissioners David Atkinson and Sechrest

Grand Reserve Shows Its Muscle as Bunnell City Commission Rejects Voting Districts in Close Vote

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 4 Comments

Despite the increasingly disproportionate influence of Grand Reserve, the city’s largest subdivision, the Bunnell City Commission this week narrowly rejected a proposal to ask voters in a referendum whether they’d favor adopting voting districts to even out electoral representation across the city. But the matter may soon return before the commission. The 3-2 majority opposing the proposal included two commissioners–David Atkinson and Dean Sechrist–who live in Grand Reserve. If districts were in effect, only one of them could serve on the commission. 

Palm Coast has maintained strict control on food trucks in the city, with its monthly Food Truck Tuesdays in Town Center one of the rare times and places where food trucks are welcome. (Palm Coast)

Free the Food Trucks: Palm Coast Will End Strict Regulations on Popular Roving, Popup Businesses

October 29, 2025 | FlaglerLive 25 Comments

Palm Coast is ready to make it easier for food trucks to sell in the city–at public parks, in commercial parking lots, on private property–with basic permitting. Council members don’t yet agree on the details. But they all agree that regulations must be loosened, that food trucks be more accessible on public and private grounds, that the city control them with a much lighter hand, and that local food trucks be given preference. 

Parents Each Charged 4 Days Apart With Felony Child Abuse Involving Same Autistic Teen Son

October 29, 2025 | FlaglerLive 5 Comments

Jason Joseph Reed, 42, of Raeland Lane in Palm Coast, was arrested on Oct, 21 and charged with felony child abuse following an incident captured on internal video and involving his autistic teenage stepson. Four days later, Jason’s wife Janet Lynn Reed, 41, was arrested on an identical charge following a different incident with her son, who will be referred to here as Tom (a pseudonym). Tom was taken to the hospital after the second incident.

Osvaldo “Ozzy” Sene receiving the 2025 Firefighter of the Year award. (Palm Coast)

Palm Coast Fire Department’s Osvaldo Sene Is Kiwanis Club’s Firefighter of the Year

October 29, 2025 | FlaglerLive Leave a Comment

The Flagler-Palm Coast Kiwanis Club has named Palm Coast Firefighter Paramedic Osvaldo “Ozzy” Sene its 2025 Firefighter of the Year. Firefighter Paramedic Sene joined the Palm Coast Fire Department two years ago and has quickly become a standout member of the team through his dedication to professional development, community service, and mentorship.

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Hulu’s comedy-drama series ‘Ramy,’ created by actor-comedian Ramy Youssef, follows a young Egyptian-American Muslim navigating life’s challenges. Youssef, center, appears at a press conference in 2019.

The Vile TV Stereotypes About Muslim Men

November 3, 2025 By FlaglerLive Leave a Comment

For over a century, Hollywood has tended to portray Muslim men through a remarkably narrow lens: as terrorists, villains or dangerous outsiders. From shows such as “24” and “Homeland” to procedural dramas such as “Law and Order,” this portrayal has seldom allowed for complexity or relatability. Such depictions reinforce Orientalist stereotypes – a colonial worldview that treats cultures in the East as exotic, irrational or even dangerous.

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Florida and Beyond

Only Reduced Food Stamps Benefits Will Be Issued, and May Take Months to Get To You

November 3, 2025 | FlaglerLive 1 Comment

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will pay about half of November benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, though benefits could take months to flow to recipients, the department said Monday in a brief to a federal court in Rhode Island, despite a court order to tap the necessary money to distribute them.

Help wanted ICE agents by Dave Granlund, PoliticalCartoons.com

The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Monday, November 3, 2025

November 3, 2025 | FlaglerLive 6 Comments

The Palm Coast Charter Review Committee meets, the Flagler County Commission holds a morning meeting, the Beverly Beach Town Commission meets, Joan Didion’s later writings, the Library of America edition.

Where’s Congress? The institution is unwilling to assert itself as an equal branch of government. 4X6, iStock/Getty Images Plus

Congress’ Path to Irrelevance

November 2, 2025 | FlaglerLive 6 Comments

Throughout the shutdown battle, Congress – particularly the House of Representatives – has been unwilling to assert itself as an equal branch of government. Beyond policymaking, Congress has been content to hand over many of its core constitutional powers to the executive branch. This renunciation of responsibility is difficult to watch. Yet Congress’ path to irrelevance as a body of government did not begin during the shutdown, or even in January 2025.

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Chiumento Law’s Diane Vidal and Vincent Sullivan Land Honors

November 3, 2025 | Leave a Comment

9/11 Memorial Tribute Climb and Partners Raise $8,000 for National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

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Florida Lawmakers File Bill for Stricter E-Bike Rules and Reporting

November 1, 2025 | 2 Comments

DSC Signs Transfer Agreement with Western Governors University, an Online School

October 31, 2025 | Leave a Comment

Daniel VanDeusen Named Flagler Fire Rescue’s Interim Deputy Chief

October 30, 2025 | 2 Comments

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Florida Education Is a Model of Regression

November 2, 2025 | FlaglerLive 7 Comments

The DeSantis administration seems happy to trash that pesky First Amendment whenever they feel like it, forbidding educators to discuss systemic racism — no learning about redlining, unequal access to justice, Jim Crow, habitual dumping of toxic waste in minority communities, or denying Black veterans access to GI Bill benefits — policing college course descriptions for naughty words such as “gender” and “decolonize,” or hyperventilating over the possibility sex might be mentioned in the classroom.

With apologies to Christina. Building the Ballroom by Adam Zyglis, The Buffalo News.

The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Sunday, November 2, 2025

November 2, 2025 | FlaglerLive 11 Comments

Jon Stewart on the ballroom for Trump’s third term, Palm Coast Farmers’ Market at European Village, ‘The 39 Steps,’ at the Daytona Playhouse, a few lines from “The Autobiography of Jane Pittman.”

Humans and nature can find balance in each other.

Daylight Saving Time Is Against Human Nature

November 1, 2025 | FlaglerLive 5 Comments

Biologically speaking, it is normal, and even critical, for nature to do more during the brighter months and to do less during the darker ones. Animals go into hibernation, plants into dormancy. As far as we humans know, we are the only species that chooses to fight against our biological presets, regularly changing our clocks, miserably dragging ourselves into and out of bed at unnatural hours.

More Than 170 U.S. Citizens Have Been Held by ICE and Kicked, Dragged and Detained for Days

November 1, 2025 | FlaglerLive 29 Comments

Americans have been dragged, tackled, beaten, tased and shot by immigration agents. They’ve had their necks kneeled on. They’ve been held outside in the rain while in their underwear. At least three citizens were pregnant when agents detained them. One of those women had already had the door of her home blown off while Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem watched. About two dozen Americans have said they were held for more than a day without being able to phone lawyers or loved ones.

"King" Donald weighs in on SNAP shutdown by Jonathan Brown, PoliticalCartoons.com

The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Saturday, November 1, 2025

November 1, 2025 | FlaglerLive 3 Comments

J.D. Vance’s food stamps cruelty, Grace Community Food Pantry hours, the Saturday Flagler Beach Farmers Market, ‘The 39 Steps,’ at the Daytona Playhouse, Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town,’ at Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine.

Marineland has come under intense scrutiny recently due to its financial struggles and allegations of animal welfare violations. (Unsplash)

The Other Marineland’s Demise Points to Decline of Zoo Tourism

October 31, 2025 | FlaglerLive 2 Comments

Thirty beluga whales are at the risk of being euthanized at the now-shuttered Marineland zoo and amusement park in Niagara Falls, Canada. Marineland said in a letter to Canada’s Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson it will have to euthanize the whales if it doesn’t receive the necessary financial support to relocate them. The park has come under intense scrutiny recently due to the ongoing struggle to relocate its remaining whales amid financial struggles, a lack of resources and crumbling infrastructure.

It'll be the Charlie Kirk trophy. (Wikimedia Commons)

State Defends Firing Employee Over Charlie Kirk Social Media Post

October 31, 2025 | FlaglerLive 25 Comments

Disputing allegations that they violated First Amendment rights, Florida wildlife officials Thursday argued that a federal judge should reject a request to reinstate a biologist who was fired because of a social-media post after the murder of conservative and openly racist, misogynistic and homophobic activist Charlie Kirk.

Graveyard of Trump promises by Paul Duginski, CagleCartoons.com

The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Friday, October 31, 2025

October 31, 2025 | FlaglerLive 8 Comments

Rocky Horror Picture Show at Athens Theatre, Free For All Fridays on the pending food crisis if food stamps are cut off, on life sentences, Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town,’ at Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine.

Demonstrators march in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 6, 2025, to protest President Donald Trump’s use of federal law enforcement and National Guard troops in the nation’s capital.

Protesting America

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 3 Comments

Protests are becoming a routine part of public life in the United States. Since 2017, the number of nonviolent demonstrations has almost tripled, according to researchers with the nonprofit Crowd Counting Consortium. And more people are joining than ever. Polarization – the extent to which people dislike members of the opposing party – is a key driver. Today political polarization, as reflected by the ratings Americans give to the political parties, continues to be at its highest level since political scientists began using the measure in 1964.

The better prosecutors pack lethal arguments, not guns. Above, Assistant State Attorney Jason Lewis, left, and Assistant State Attorney Mark Johnson during a February trial at the Flagler County courthouse before Circuit Judge Dawn Nichols. (© FlaglerLive)

Overruling Judge, Attorney General Says Prosecutors and Staff May Bring Guns into Courtrooms

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 8 Comments

In an Oct. 20 letter posted to the attorney general’s website, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier told Sarasota’s Republican State Attorney, Ed Brodsky, that he and his staff should be allowed to bring their guns into courtrooms — even though the Chief Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit decreed otherwise in a September order.

Statue Of Liberty Boob Job by Ed Wexler, CagleCartoons.com

The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Thursday, October 30, 2025

October 30, 2025 | FlaglerLive 14 Comments

Rocky Horror Picture Show at Athens Theatre, Randy Fine’s “America for Americans” muse, Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town,’ at Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine, A Forum on the Future of Volusia County’s Beaches.

4.7 million Floridians use health insurance plans obtained from the ACA marketplace. Joe Raedle/Getty Images News

4.7 Million Floridians Have Obamacare. Here’s What Happens If They Lose Their Subsidies.

October 29, 2025 | FlaglerLive 19 Comments

The number of people insured under the ACA in each state varies. But the state with the largest number of residents on marketplace insurance plans is Florida. About 4.7 million Florida residents are covered through these plans, representing 27% of the state’s under-65 population, compared to the national average of 8.8%. Of those on marketplace plans, 98% receive a subsidy at some level. There are several reasons why this rate is so much higher in Florida than elsewhere.

Sen. Tom Leek's district infludes all of Flagler County, portions of St. Johns and portions of Volusia counties. (© FlaglerLive)

‘There Will be Some Changes’ to SB180, Sen. Tom Leek Says of Law Favoring Developers At Home Rule’s Expense

October 29, 2025 | FlaglerLive 3 Comments

State legislators are discussing the possibility of revising a new law that has drawn legal challenges because it blocks cities and counties from approving “more restrictive or burdensome” changes to growth plans. Senate Majority Leader Jim Boyd, R-Bradenton, said Monday during a Manatee County legislative delegation meeting that he has talked with sponsors of the 2025 legislation and that “tweaks” are being discussed.

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Nearly 1 in 7 Americans had trouble consistently getting enough to eat in 2023.

Trump Scrapped Detailed Annual Food Insecurity Report, Making It Harder to Know American Hunger

October 28, 2025 | FlaglerLive 14 Comments

The Trump administration announced plans to stop releasing food insecurity data. The federal government has tracked and analyzed this data for the past three decades. Food banks relied on the data to understand who was most likely to need their help. The data also allowed policymakers to see the big jump in need during the Great Recession starting in 2008. It also showed a slight decline in food insecurity with the rise in government assistance early in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Luigi Mangione faces murder charges against a healthcare CEO in New York City, April 25, 2025. (Wikimedia Commons)

Workplace Exhaustion’s Connection to Extremism

October 27, 2025 | FlaglerLive 2 Comments

A new study of 600 employees suggests burnout may quietly fuel worrying attitudes – specifically, the potential justification of violent extremism – towards the perceived source of their distress. In the study, employees made daily notes of their burnout symptoms, emotional states, and violent extremist attitudes. On days when employees felt more burnt out, they reported significantly more sympathy toward extremist ideas, such as justifying violence against perceived injustices.

At the No Kings protest in Flagler Beach on Oct. 18. (© FlaglerLive)

Speaking Spoofs to Power: Those Inflatable Costumes at Trump Protests

October 26, 2025 | FlaglerLive 7 Comments

activists taking part in protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across the United States have donned inflatable animal costumes. The aim is to disrupt the Trump administration’s claim that the protests are violent “hate America” rallies. The result is a sight to behold, with many encounters between police and protestors going viral. Whether they know it or not, these costumed activists are contributing to a rich history of using humour and dress to mobilise against and challenge power.

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