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From Observer Local News, WESH and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Observer Local NewsNov. 13
Ormond Beach project to honor General Adelbert Ames with monument, Florida historical marker, on Observer Local NewsThe monument project has a fundraising goal of $12,000, with approximately $7,000 raised to date.
Observer Local NewsNov. 13
'God Bless America': Volusia County holds Veterans Day Ceremony in Daytona Beach, on Observer Local NewsVeterans honored the sacrifice and dedication of fellow veterans from all eras and branches of service on Nov. 11.
WESHNov. 12
New Smyrna Beach runner tackles 7 marathons across 7 continents for local kids, on WESHNew Smyrna Beach resident Casey Sparks is running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days to support children in Volusia and Flagler counties through the nonprofit No Longer Fatherless.
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Daytona TimesNov. 12
Longtime community leader raising funds for kidney transplant, on Daytona TimesTony Servance, a longtime Daytona Beach resident and member of the city’s Planning Board, is raising money for a kidney transplant. Servance, 55, said he first underwent dialysis while hospitalized
Daytona TimesNov. 12
Harold V. Lucas Jr. Foundation honors 4 at annual gala, on Daytona TimesThree longtime Volusia County community leaders and a Deltona mental health advocate were honored at the Harold V. Lucas Jr. Foundation’s annual gala on Nov. 6 at the Halifax River
Florida Catholic MediaNov. 12
Sacred Heart celebrates 100 years of faith, on Florida Catholic MediaNEW SMYRNA BEACH | In 1945, Alice Clay Benedict recalls pulling up to 308 Faulkner Street with her parents. She was 3 years old and her parents, Harry and Clara
In brief
The short notes of Daily Daytona’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
MarathonsNew Smyrna Beach resident Casey Sparks is running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days for the nonprofit No Longer Fatherless, which aims to help boys without father figures in Volusia and Flagler counties grow up with a mentor.
New Smyrna Beach resident Casey Sparks is running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days for the nonprofit No Longer Fatherless, which aims to help boys without father figures in Volusia and Flagler counties grow up with a mentor. He spoke with WESH 2 News on Thursday from Cape Town, South Africa.
News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: WESH