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Sea turtles, seabirds and other animals can mistake balloons for food or become entangled in their strings.

Volunteers from Home Depot will be there at 8 a.m. with the tools and supplies for the job, and refreshments for workers. 

Drivers are parking where they shouldn't, damaging the fragile dune system, commissioners said.

The city plans to use $10 million in FEMA grant money for the construction.

The Flagler Beach City Commission rejected a church’s request to run a non-traditional parochial one-room school on South 6th Street.

By Joe Barrett THE sight of horses along the roads of Co Laois is not unusual. However, the lack of access to off-road riding in Ireland means that more and…

Ready to go: where Boston Whalers boats are readied for shipping. The plant reopened gradually starting in winter, with its first boat set to ship later this month. (© FlaglerLive) Note: See a full list of jobs available at Boston Whaler here. What was once the 64-acre Sea Ray plant formally reopened today as Boston Whaler a little less than three years after Brunswick Corp. the parent of both companies, had shut down Flagler County’s largest manufacturing operation. It had 440 jobs at the t...

Terry McManus, who runs Flagler Beach's Ocean Palm Golf Club, faces felony fraud and DUI trials and a civil breach of contract suit,

The unquiet room in a quieter moment. (© FlaglerLive) What happened on Tuesday at the Palm Coast City Council is indefensible and dangerous. But it’s nothing new. We’ve simply not been paying attention to a perilous degradation of public discourse and behavior. We’re no longer witnessing just fiery opposition, which is the DNA of any vibrant democracy. The opposition is now routinely aggressive, threatening, irresponsible. The gap between that and violence is vanishing.  Tuesday’s cou...

LaShawnda Pinkney, 48, is the first to file to run in the race. She was born and raised in West Augustine and still lives there today.  Pinkney shared details about her background and platform to about 40 people on Friday at a meet-and-greet event for her campaign at the Murabella amenities center near Pacetti Road and State Road 16. The crowd included pastors, West Augustine advocates such as Greg White and Dwala Willis, Pinkneys children and others.  "Im running to fulfill my civic respon...