Ormond Beach
American Music Festival fiasco remains albatross for Daytona State College
DAYTONA BEACH -- The fact that certain people have behaved deplorably in putting Daytona State College in the hole for nearly $1.5 million with the failed American Music Festival, the institution itself is holding strong in its educational mission. DSC has consistently ranked in the top 10% of the 1,200 community colleges across America.
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Woman, 23, reported as missing and endangered from a home in Pierson found safe
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PIERSON -- A 23-year-old woman reported missing from a home here Thursday night was found the following evening walking on a sidewalk along Granada Boulevard near State Road A1A in Ormond Beach, a Volusia County Sheriff's spokesman said.
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Florida's Marco Rubio still says 'no' to presidential ticket in 2012
chief political blogger / Sally Gillies of Ormond Beach
Editor's Note: The following was written earlier Sunday before President Obama's announcement that Osama bin Laden was killed by American forces
DAYTONA BEACH -- After telling those who attended his recent Town Hall meeting in Daytona Beach that he had no plans to make a run at the White House in 2012, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-FL, reiterated this position Sunday when he returned to Washington. As a freshman senator, he's working on the issues important to Florida and the nation and needs to concentrate on that for a while.
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Will he or won't he: Is The Donald all trumped up?
Community bloggers / Sally Gillies of Ormond Beach
Could he? Would he? Should Donald Trump run for President? What qualifications does he have that are a sure-fire antidote to Obama’s never-ending spending, disastrous monetary policy, non-existent foreign policy and a host of other situations that call for leadership?
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Nancy Pelosi's liberal agenda not the recipe for strengthening our country at home and abroad
NSBNews.net / community bloggers / Sally Gillies of Ormond Beach
“The fact is, elections shouldn’t matter as much as they do.” It’s disconcerting to see this statement by a member of the U.S. House in light of the uproar going on in the Middle Eastern countries. Not just any member, mind you, but the Democtrats' leading voice on Capitol Hill, former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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MAKING THE GRADE: Obama's spending practices out of control
VolusiaNews.net / NSBNews.net / report card / Sally Gillies
Here are some grades for news happenings and the newsmakers behind them in our ongoing feature: "Making the Grade."
Obama's focus on the rich is sending all of us to the poor house
Grade: F
Courtesy photo / President ObamaOh, come on. Does Prsident Obama have a paper bag over his head? America is headed toward financial disaster and Mr. O. thinks we should raise taxes on the “rich” and cut spending by some miniscule amount. This isn’t a solution; it’s a prescription for disaster. Congress needs to pass Rep. Paul Ryan’s (R-WI) plan to reduce our debt by trillions and put us on the path to a balanced budget. Our taxes are more than adequate to run the government once it is right-sized. It’s Congress that has “deficit attention disorder.”
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Conservative political blogger Sally Gillies of Ormond Beach joins our stable of community bloggers
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Sally Gillies of Ormond Beach, accomplished author and staunch conservative, has left the Observer newspaper and joins our stable of community bloggers with her political blog, "Always Right," exclusively on VolusiaNews.net and NSBNews.net.
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Vehicle full of Spring Breakers overturns killing 1 and nearly crushing another in rollover on I-95 in Ormond Beach
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ORMOND BEACH -- A carload of Spring Breakers heading for Miami overturned here today on Interstate 95, killing one of six people in the vehicle and critically injuring another who was trapped underneath, the Florida Highway Patrol reported
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Ormond Beach physician Frank Farmer named Florida surgeon general by Gov. Scott
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ORMOND BEACH -- Gov. Rick Scott today named Dr. Frank Farmer of Ormond Beach as Florida's Surgeon General and announced he will retain Liz Dudek as secretary of the Agency for Health Care Administration
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Cops: Three motorcycle-related deaths during Bike Week; less than half last year's total
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DAYTONA BEACH -- There were three-motorcycle-related deaths during Bike Week 2011, which ended today.
There were seven biker-related deaths last year. Still, the 10 fatalities collectively from the last two Bike week pale in comparison to the carnage of 2006, when there were 19 deaths.


















