Struggled in Edgewater home with Hurricane Irma
EDGEWATER, Fla. -- Thank God the hurricane and loss of electricity is finally over.
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Edgewater: Post-Irma debris pickup under way
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EDGEWATER, Fla. - The City of Edgewater has contracted with Crowder Gulf to remove debris from Hurricane Irma.
Bones found by fernery worker in DeLeon Springs; Volusia County Sheriff's Office excludes internet news outlet from email media alert
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DELEON SPRINGS, Fla. -- A fernery worker discovered bones that appeared to be human, a Volusia County Sheriff's official said in a press release.
Explore history of DeLeon Springs at historic DeBary Hall
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DEBARY, Fla. -- Learn about the history of DeLeon Springs State Park during a free presentation at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, at DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary.
District Spokeswoman Nancy Wait: Volusia County Schools finalize Hurricane Irma make-up plan
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DELAND, Fla. -- The Department of Education is waiving a portion of the missed instructional time due to Hurricane Irma.
Podcast: Daytona's top cop speaks candidly on his handling of Hurricane Irma with 1 death in its wake
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DAYONA BEACH, Fla. -- Preservation of life in a cataclysmic storm like Hurricane Irma is foremost in policing a community, especially one as challenging as Daytona Beach.
Consider the added challenges like the rolling ocean surf on the World's Most Famous Beach®. There's the equally lengthy stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway. And even Daytona International Speedway's Lake Lloyd with potential to overrun its banks.
Such added elements for this tourism-driven coastal city with Irma barreling up the Sunshine State presented first-year Police Chief Craig Capri with the daunting task to serve and protect with the harsh realities of life and death hanging in the balance.
New Smyrna Beach City Manager Pam Brangaccio called out by citizens on 2 bizarre incidents in Hurricane Irma's wake
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YouTube video download /By HENRY FREDERICK
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- First, Pamela Brangaccio jawed wih a homeless person while guarding the entrance to the Babe James Center in which she was captured on video saying "this is my house" as she forced them to eat outside because city workers were being treated to a special lunch for Hurricane Irma cleanup.
Putnam County Courthouse in Palatka & court facilities in Daytona that were closed due to Irma will reopen Monday
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PALATKA, Fla. -- The Putnam County Courthouse in Palatka will reopen on Monday.
Sunday: Headline Surfer podcast premiere with Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri on Hurricane Irma & aftermath
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DAYTONA BEACH -- Hurricane Irma may have been the ultimate litmus test for first-year Police Chief Craig Capri, whose street smarts as a former longtime cop on the beat and brains in mapping out a strategic game plan in tackling the massive storm whose impact is still being felt now five days later.
Boil water alert for Pierson lifted
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PIERSON, Fla. -- The boil water notices for the Town of Pierson and the Lakes of Pine Run have been lifted, according to Voluia County officials.
