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'As long as she lives, she's going to live'
Most people who had been through what Janet Carmine has wouldn't be smiling radiantly today as they pass the crescent rolls and scoop themselves a heaping pile of cranberries.
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FHP officials ID suspect in hit and run
Florida Highway Patrol officials working with Holly Hill police identified a hit-and-run driver Friday who fled the scene of an accident between a trooper and a Palm Coast family, but he is still at large.
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A man found with stab wounds to his upper body Sunday night wouldn't tell deputies much about what happened to him, a Volusia County sheriff's spokesman said.
Special meeting called over city manager pay
A special meeting of the City Commission has been set for 6 tonight at City Hall to continue discussions on a contract for city manager candidate Oel Wingo.
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Police: Emergency brake pulled in fatal wreck
No one will ever know what was going through the mind of the passenger who pulled the emergency brake of a red Camaro the night its driver sped down Nova Road, then suddenly plowed into a retaining wall.
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Roommates' deaths ruled homicide
Two men found inside a house on Alamanda Drive were slain, sheriff's officials said Monday, and their bodies were there at least two days.
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Police identify Holly Hill shooting victim, persons of interest
The man shot to death and later found stuffed in a trash can was identified this afternoon as a Daytona Beach man.
Holly Hill bike bar destroyed in fire
Emergency crews with Volusia County Fire Rescue responded to a fire at The Boot Hill Saloon North, located at 310 Main Street in Holly Hill early Thursday evening.
Holly Hill Launches Theft Prevention Program
Holly Hill in Volusia County has been plagued by theft from unlocked cars and has created a campaign to remind drivers to lock up.
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Suspects in stabbing deaths held without bail
Texts lead to girl's killing 16-year-old girl killed in Bandshell stabbing Pedestrian killed on U.S. 1 in Ormond Beach Nursing students, schools face hurdles Timeline Here are the events that led to the killing of Robyn Munsch, 16, of South Daytona.
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16-year-old girl killed in Bandshell stabbing
It was a case of the wrong place, wrong time and the wrong group of friends police said of the Sunday morning stabbing death of a 16-year-old South Daytona girl behind the Daytona Beach Bandshell.
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Police say lock it or lose it -- $151, that is
Lock your car or lose your valuables, your car, or even some cash. Holly Hill officials are putting that message out to the public with their new "Lock it or Lose it" anti-theft campaign unveiled Friday.
Access to Organics a first for the area
A few months ago, when Holly Hill resident Ravi Kaur and her husband Richard Bennington decided they wanted to start an organic garden, they didn't think it would be a difficult task to complete.
A new parking area using pervious concrete is being installed at Centennial Park, 408 10th St.
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Did cops go too far busting up improper yard sale?
The yard sale at 722 Center Ave. has been canceled. That much is clear. The rest of the story, including allegations that police threatened to arrest the 80-year-old homeowner because she didn't have a permit? Not so much.
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Crash claims longtime waitress, niece
Betty Drumm raised four children of her own but she was Mom to hundreds of others and those neighbors who did not know her name, said her son Doyle "Snake" Andress.
Air conditioning business offers many options to consumers
Mike Calenda of Broward Factory Service said he sells "conditioned air," not any particular type of air conditioner.
Governments cooperate on Nova Canal study
Six local governments will partner on a $700,000 engineering study of the Nova Canal, hoping to prevent a repeat of the May disaster that flooded nearly 2,000 structures.
With a towel hanging over a piano bench, a toy hammer and bottom of a wagon to bang on, Margaret Hudson would routinely send her younger brother to jail under the bench.
The Board of Seminole County Commissioners appointed Joe Forte as Acting County Manager during their regularly scheduled Board meeting October 13, 2009.