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Beachside Elementary: Osceola-Ortona school gets new name, mascot

The Volusia County School Board enthusiastically voted to christen the new school the Beachside Elementary sea turtles.

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MOVING AHEAD: New hires, awards, business openings in Volusia, Flagler

MOVING AHEAD: New hires, awards, business openings in Volusia, Flagler
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Volusia County s new surge in development raising concerns

DAYTONA BEACH Less than a decade ago, the local economy here was still in the grips of the Great Recession with real estate development activity practically at a standstill. New development was largely viewed as a sign of hope and optimism. Not anymore. Today, a flurry of new home construction, apartment projects and commercial development throughout Volusia County has some citizens and elected officials alarmed that area is quickly becoming over-developed. Volusia County Chair Jeff Brower is one of them. The flood gates have come open, said Brower while standing on a grassy field along LPGA Boulevard that is set to become the site of a retail center called Tymber Creek Village. The pendulum has swung the other way. Now, it s at the point where people daily are telling me Stop all growth. We can t stop all growth, but what we could do is try to slow things down. It s like we ve been on a sprint.

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Housing starts jump to highest levels since 2005 in Volusia, Flagler

Permits for new homes in Volusia County jumped 22% to 3,564 in 2020, up from 2,906 in 2019. Permits for new homes in Flagler County climbed to 1,621 in 2020, up 40% from 1,153 in 2019. The fewest permits for new homes was in 2011 when Volusia had only 474 and Flagler had just 153. and Most permits for new homes was in 2005 when Volusia had 6,857 and Flagler had 3,043. DAYTONA BEACH While the COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of the local economy last year, builders in Volusia and Flagler counties picked up the pace by pulling permits for the most new homes since 2005. When we started coming out of the lockdown last year, we burst out of it, said Toby Tobin, a Realtor with Grand Living Commercial Realty in Palm Coast. Starting in June, building permits for new homes were off the charts.

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Sunburn — The morning read of what s hot in Florida politics — 4 14 21

Sunburn â The morning read of whatâs hot in Florida politics â 4.14.21 A reminder: It’s Seersucker Day in the Capitol. â Gov. Ron DeSantisâ COVID-19 response may be getting dragged through the mud by national media, but a new survey shows Florida voters are fans. Polling firm Cygnal surveyed 800 likely general election voters in Florida and found 60% believe DeSantis has done a good job navigating the state through the pandemic. That beats the 58% approval earned by the Joe Biden administration and the 49% approval for Donald Ron DeSantis gets high marks for his COVID-19 response strategy. Floridians arenât just fans of DeSantisâ plans; theyâre fans of the man himself, handing him a plus-17 job approval rating halfway through his first term. The media, which has taken to thrashing DeSantis a few times in recent weeks, earned a minus-14 approval rating from the same set of voters.

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