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Manuel Marino, currently an assistant chief in Hollywood, FL, will be Port Orange's next police chief starting on Oct. 25.

78-year-old war buddy the sights in Port Orange, Florida with a canoe trip. The two were heading back from their fun trip, when the tide went out and left them stranded in the elements. At one point while being stranded, the canoe overturned and the two were thrown into the water, sinking into the muddy silt. Foit, who lost his leg in an accident seven years ago, used his prosthetic to bail them out of the water and get them back into the water-logged canoe. They had left for their trip Saturday afternoon, but weren't reported missing until the next morning. The two men had to spend

78-year-old war buddy the sights in Port Orange, Florida with a canoe trip. The two were heading back from their fun trip, when the tide went out and left them stranded in the elements. At one point while being stranded, the canoe overturned and the two were thrown into the water, sinking into the muddy silt. Foit, who lost his leg in an accident seven years ago, used his prosthetic to bail them out of the water and get them back into the water-logged canoe. They had left for their trip Saturday afternoon, but weren't reported missing until the next morning. The two men had to spend

78-year-old war buddy the sights in Port Orange, Florida with a canoe trip. The two were heading back from their fun trip, when the tide went out and left them stranded in the elements. At one point while being stranded, the canoe overturned and the two were thrown into the water, sinking into the muddy silt. Foit, who lost his leg in an accident seven years ago, used his prosthetic to bail them out of the water and get them back into the water-logged canoe. They had left for their trip Saturday afternoon, but weren't reported missing until the next morning. The two men had to spend

78-year-old war buddy the sights in Port Orange, Florida with a canoe trip. The two were heading back from their fun trip, when the tide went out and left them stranded in the elements. At one point while being stranded, the canoe overturned and the two were thrown into the water, sinking into the muddy silt. Foit, who lost his leg in an accident seven years ago, used his prosthetic to bail them out of the water and get them back into the water-logged canoe. They had left for their trip Saturday afternoon, but weren't reported missing until the next morning. The two men had to spend