Daily Briefing

“Inside Project 2025: A blueprint for America’s future?”: A Presentation by Flagler College’s Michael Butler, the Flagler County Republican Club meets, Weekly Chess Club for Teens at the library, Nancy Eisenberg and JD Vance.

Flagler Beach’s Planning and Architectural Review Board meets as does the Palm Coast City Council, why there are fears of post-election violence only if Trump loses, Christo-fascism and remembering the vigilantism of the Knights of Liberty.

A judge’s last day, Bill Day’s take on Amendment 3 legalizing recreational marijuana, Robert Fisk on the abduction of Lebanon, footage from an Associated Press report on Israel’s 1978 invasion.

Last day for Jesus Christ Superstar at City Rep Theatre, Palm Coast Farmers’ Market at European Village, throwing away a CD collection, a few words from Donna Tartt’s Goldfinch.

Jesus Christ Superstar at City Rep Theatre, Peps Art Walk, Bob Kealing On How the Beatles Rocked Florida, the beauty and pathos of Philip Glass, a few words from Elmore Leonard’s Fifty-Two Pickup (1974).

Jesus Christ Superstar at City Rep Theatre, Acoustic Jam Circle At The Community Center In The Hammock, the Scenic A1A Pride Committee meets, torture museums around the world and Phyllis Rose’s “Tools of Torture.”

All eyes on Helene, the Flagler Beach City Commission meets to approve its budget, everything else–schools, courts, colleges–have cancelled classes and operations for today, Mikhail Bakunin on the meaning of freedom.

The Palm Coast Tiger Bay Club presents a candidate forum ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, the Flagler County Public Library Book Club on Isabelle Allende’s Japanese Lover, Jake Scully in Australia and memories of John Glenn over Perth.

The Palm Coast City Council’s workshop is cancelled, UF/IFAS’s Fall Horticultural Workshops at the Palm Coast Community Center, Israel shifts the mass killings with the worst attack on Lebanon since 2006.

The Bunnell City Commission meets, the Flagler County Beekeepers Association meets, the final words of a dying coal miner in the Fraterville mine disaster of 1902, a few words from Frank Kilgore’s “J. D. Vance Is a Fake Hillbilly.”