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Volusia County's beach cam on Dunlawton in Daytona Beach Shores not working
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- One of Volusia County's two beach cams for online viewers is working.
The "Daytona Beach" beach cam at the Dunlawton approach in Daytona Beach Shores shows shows a blackened blackened screen with a brief message that reads: "We are havoing problems with playback. We apologize for the inconvenience."
The cam has been inoperable since last weekend. The audio is fine, but the video feed is off. The other county beach cam on the Flagler Avenue Beach ramp is working fine.

ACC football championship to be played in Orlando's Camping World Stadium; hosting WWE's Wrestlemania & NFL's Pro Bowl, too
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Atlantic Coast Conference football championship is leaving Charlotte for Orlando's Camping World Stadium, the ACC confirmed today.
And the ACC isn't the only sports entity coming to Orlando's venue. So too is the NFL's Pro Bowl game and the WWE's Wrestlemania.

Rape allegations against County Council candidate Willie J. Kimmons quietly dismissed - perm. protection hearing for alleged victim not until Nov. 9 - day after election
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla -- Brutal rape allegations against County Council candidate Willie J. Kimmons were quietly dismissed in June by the State Attorney's Office without ever reaching a circuit judge. And yet a temporary order of protection was granted to the alleged victim by a judge.
However, her request for a permanent order of protection won't be heard until Nov. 9, the day after the general elections.
Kimmons, accompanied by private counsel refused to speak to Daytona Beach police investigators -- his rights under the law. And he's certainly not talking now -- at least not to this media outlet, which is outlining the rape allegations while recognizing the presumption of innocence is afforded Kimmons unless or until tried and convicted in a court of law.

5th anniversary 9/11 analysis
PORT ORANGE, Fla. -- Not surprisingly, most analysis in the aftermath of the 15th anniversary of 9/11 focused mainly on the horrific loss of life and the physical and psychological sufferings of both victims and first responders.
Farmer's Market Saturday in Sanford
SANFORD, Fla. -- If you are looking for something to do, why not check out the Sanford Farmers Market, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in Sanford's historic downtown at Magnolia Square and First Street.

News Briefs: Would safety system have helped in NJ train crash?
Here's the latest for Thursday, Sept. 29: Lead item: Would a safety system have helped in the New Jersey train crash? Other news of note: The CDC is urging people to get their flu shots; US Olympians visit the White House and the Royal Family enjoys a children's party.
Today in History: Sept. 30, 2016
Highlights of this day in history: Nuremberg tribunal convicts top Nazi leaders of war crimes; Berlin Airlift ends; James Meredith registers at Ole Miss; Mozart's 'Magic Flute' premieres; Actor James Dean killed in a car crash. (Sept. 30)
VCSO: Creepy Clown pranks in greater Daytona won't be tolerated
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Hoax threats and other creepy clown posts have been making the rounds all across the country and they really took off today in schools in Volusia County, officials with the Sherriffs office said.
VCSO: 3-year-old girl drowns in pond behind family's home in Deltona
DELTONA, Fla. A 3-year-old girl lost her life Thursday evening, where Volusia County sheriff’s deputies out searching for the missing child pulled her from a pond behind her home, an agency spokesman said.
