Daily Briefing

The Palm Coast Planning board has an extensive agenda, Separation Chat at Pine Lakes Golf Club, Chess Club at the library, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sally Hunt.

The Palm Coast City Council considers adopting an invocation policy, a judge decides whether a man who shot his dog gets to keep his guns, the Flagler County and Flagler Beach planning boards meet, Joseph Conrad.

A Flagler County School District Review Committee judges “The Nowhere Girls,” the Bunnell City Commission meets, Bach’s forth piano partita, banning Jack Kerouac.

Swingtime: The Jive Aces at the Auditorium, another day of the Strawberry Festival, Trinity Handbell Choir and Friends in Concert, when the good times were over at The Ledger.

The Annual Strawberry festival in Palm Coast’s Central Park, Gamble Jam, a bounty of pandemics, Tucker Carlson’s shtick, Yankees v. Southerners in the trenches.

LGBTQ+ Night at Flagler Beach’s Coquina Coast Brewing Company, the Blue 22 Forum, a dissent on cheerleaders, Matt Friend.

Rick Belhumeur and Scott Spradley are sworn-in at the Flagler Beach City Commission for three-year terms, the Palm Coast Democratic Club discusses the Legislature’s planned expansion of funding private education with public dollars, Evenings at Whitney Lecture Series. 

Separation Chat, Weekly Chess Club for Teens at the public library, Ronald Reagan’s Evil Empire speech, Amy Reed’s Nowhere Girls.

The school board and the Palm Coast Council meet, another school-level book-review committee meets, trigger warnings on trigger warnings, Massimo Vignelli’s subway map, Joan Didion’s Salvador.

A district appeals committee meets to review “Sold,” a novel two residents want banned from high school libraries. The Flagler County Commission discusses its own procedures. The Astronomy and Garden Clubs meet. The Zapruder film’s odyssey.