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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 5

Daytona's Main Street Bridge is closed through mid- to late December

Plus, Ormond's Hull Road land use review and a Greek Festival on the Halifax.

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Daytona Beach's Main Street Bridge is closed for deck repairs through mid- to late December

The Main Street Bridge is closed around the clock

Main Street Bridge between North Halifax Avenue and Bowman Avenue

Midnight6 a.m.Noon6 p.m.All day
  • All dayClosed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic
Began
Tuesday, Nov. 3
Expected through
Mid- to late December

Sources: Hometown News Volusia, WESH

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WhenWhat
All dayClosed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic
BeganTuesday, Nov. 3
Expected throughMid- to late December

If you cross the on Main Street, find a new route. Volusia County closed the bridge to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to a county news release, and WESH reports the city announced the closure on social media.

Crews are replacing a section of the bridge's concrete deck to its full depth, along with the adjacent sidewalk and railing on the eastbound portion. Detour signs will point traffic around the work area.

  • Closed between: North Halifax Avenue and Bowman Avenue
  • Hours: 24 hours a day during construction
  • Reopening: mid- to late December, weather and conditions permitting

The closure covers all vehicle and pedestrian traffic

ItemDetail
Closed toVehicles and pedestrians
BetweenN. Halifax Ave. and Bowman Ave.
WorkDeck, sidewalk and railing
Expected throughMid- to late December

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Hull Road

Ormond Beach's Planning Board will review a land use change for three Halifax Paving properties on Thursday, Nov. 12. The parcels at 860 and 870 Hull Road and 1399 Hull Trail total 52 acres, and the request would move them from Volusia County "Industrial" to the city's "Light Industrial/Utilities." Observer Local News

The three Hull Road parcels add up to 52 acres

Area of the three Hull Road parcels, beside places you know

The three Hull Road parcels52 acresHalifax Paving properties
A football field1.3 acresend zones included
A Walmart Supercenterabout 4.1 acres

39 football fields would fit inside the three Hull Road parcels

Source: Observer Local News

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The three Hull Road parcels52 acres (Halifax Paving properties)
A football field1.3 acres (end zones included)
A Walmart Supercenterabout 4.1 acres

Greek Festival

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church will host its 49th annual Greek Festival from Thursday, Nov. 12, through Sunday, Nov. 15, at 129 N. Halifax Ave. More than 25,000 guests visit each year, and this year brings expanded seating. Hometown News Volusia

Golf

Lake Mary's boys won the FHSAA Region 1-3A tournament at the Golf Club at Cypress Head in Port Orange on Nov. 2, one shot ahead of Ponte Vedra at 6-over-par 294. Beachside's girls took their region title behind freshman Lily Wachter's 67. St. Augustine Record

Lighthouse Point

Volusia County renamed Lighthouse Point Park at a ribbon-cutting Sunday, Oct. 25. The name honors the late environmental advocate whose determination helped preserve the coastal destination. Hometown News Volusia

Boatyard

Seven Seas Marina & Boatyard at 3300 S. Peninsula Drive in Port Orange has new ownership, with a longtime employee taking the reins. It sits on 2 acres and is one of the oldest do-it-yourself boatyards on Florida's east coast. Hometown News Volusia

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Downtown Daytona Beach's Riverfront Esplanade turns into an open-air gallery this weekend for the Halifax Art Festival, now in its 64th year. It runs Saturday, Nov. 7, and Sunday, Nov. 8, and it's free to wander. With highs around 80 and partly cloudy skies, it's a good weekend to be outside.

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Daily Daytonato me · Thurs., Nov. 56:00 a.m.

Daytona's Main Street Bridge is closed through mid- to late December

Plus, Ormond's Hull Road land use review and a Greek Festival on the Halifax.

The TLDR

  1. Main Street Bridge closed through mid- to late December
  2. Ormond Planning Board reviews 52 acres on Hull Road and Hull Trail Nov. 12
  3. St. Demetrios Greek Festival returns Nov. 12 to 15
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