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“He was running, he’s out here in the yard somewhere. My dog is out here chasing him. He pushed my husband down," a woman in the home reportedly said.
“He was running, he’s out here in the yard somewhere. My dog is out here chasing him. He pushed my husband down," a woman in the home reportedly said.
DeLand's African American Museum of the Arts is displaying story quilts that are the work of the Story Quilters of Hannibal Square in Winter Park.
DAYTONA BEACH — Every night for five years, Madeline Mendez had to push aside toys, books, DVDs and all the other trappings of her living room to clear a space where she could drift off to sleep. Just a few feet away, her three kids would snooze in the two small bedrooms inside her cramped South Daytona apartment. It was spartan living, but it was a step up from the eight months prior to that she was homeless and bouncing from one family member's house to another to avoid living out of her car, on the streets or in a shelter.
New Daytona Beach housing program turns another renter into a homeowner Eileen Zaffiro-Kean, The Daytona Beach News-Journal © Nigel Cook/News-Journal Petra Smiley became the first person to purchase a home through the new Homes Bring Hope program. She and Mendez now live on the same cul-de-sac. Smiley is pictured in April with her children, Miracle and Cairon, at the dedication of their new home in Daytona Beach. DAYTONA BEACH — Every night for five years, Madeline Mendez had to push aside toys, books, DVDs and all the other trappings of her living room to clear a spac...