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Open Skateboard Rinks to Scooters and Bikes? County and Flagler Beach Propose More Permissive Rules at Wadsworth

April 9, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

The proposal is dividing officials and parents, some of whom like the broader allowance, some of whom consider it an invitation to accidents and lawsuits. The Flagler County Commission got in on the discussion earlier this week because the park belongs to the county, though it’s been run and policed by Flagler Beach for 10 years.

Flagler Favors Getting Into Cottage Business in County Parks, Starting at Princess Place

March 18, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 25 Comments

The twin proposals would result in three cottages at the Princess Place Preserve costing $390,000. and 10 cottages at River to Sea costing close to $1 million. Profits would be modest, but the county’s aim is to broaden the availability of nature tourism in Flagler.

Palm Coast’s Waterfront Park, Carving Out Tranquility on the Intracoastal, Opens

September 13, 2010 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

palm coast waterfront park

See a photo gallery of Palm Coast’s newest jewel, the 12th in its collection of parks. It opens Saturday with special booths and walking tours around the 20-some acres.

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