Good morning, Daytona Beach.

A family in Daytona Beach took shelter dog Roman on a beach day through Halifax Humane Society’s Dogs Day Out program and helped him get adopted within two days; the outing provided dog-friendly supplies and sparked community interest to support the program.

Port Orange’s Causeway Park boat ramp is set to reopen by the end of this month.

The renovated ramp (93 Dunlawton Ave.) was upgraded since January to provide smoother launches and resist high tides and storms.

Lagerheads Bar & Grill in Ormond-by-the-Sea is losing customers after FDOT removed its front parking for a road project that will continue into 2027.

The restaurant stays open daily with limited back parking, and staff say the loss is hurting local workers & patrons.

Owner Cristina Gonzalez says her 6-month-old Pomeranian Louie broke two legs when a larger, unleashed dog charged him in DeLand last week, and local police are actively investigating while the pup faces surgery and a long recovery.

New Smyrna Beach firefighters rescued two manatees stranded for over eight hours on shore yesterday, and wildlife officials later reminded responders that only trained experts should handle marine mammals — advising locals to contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission if they see a stranded animal.

Publix recalled its GreenWise Organic Frozen Blueberries and Frozen Whole Mixed Berries after the FDA classified them as a Class I recall — a designation for products that pose a serious risk linked to E. coli infections.

Customers in Florida are urged to discard any recalled items.

Chipshot, Daytona Beach’s new social sports center, opened on July 31 at 2400 W.

International Speedway Blvd. and now offers pickleball courts, a sports bar (serving food and handcrafted beers) and golf and batting simulators; a grand opening is planned for August.