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Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Concrete plant proposal reignites Ormond Beach land-use debate (clickorlando.com) — A proposed concrete mixing plant near Ormond Lakes heads to Ormond Beach's Planning Board Thursday, reviving neighbors' concerns about industrial development. Halifax Paving wants to build the plant as the city considers land-use changes for about 52 acres along Hull Road and Hull Trail. Residents cite air quality and truck traffic as major concerns.
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2. Ormond Beach industrial rezoning returns to Planning Board this Thursday (wftv.com) — Industrial development plans for 52 acres along Hull Road and Hull Trail return to Ormond Beach's Planning Board Thursday, Nov. 12. After earlier fuel-terminal opposition, the owner now seeks a Light Industrial Utilities designation, while Halifax Paving proposes a concrete mixing plant. The board will also review broader industrial development rule changes.
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3. Daytona band to honor D-Day heroes in Normandy (hometownnewsvolusia.com) — Ormond Beach will host two concerts by the Daytona Beach Concert Band as its volunteer musicians prepare to honor D-Day veterans in Normandy next June. A free performance is scheduled at The Casements Dec. 17, followed by a $20 fundraising concert Feb. 19 at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center.
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4. Florida Inspectors Shut 15 Restaurants From Orlando to Tampa Bay in One Week over Roaches, Sewage and Unsafe Storage (newsbreak.com) — Pepper's Mexican Grill and Cantina on South Atlantic Avenue in Ormond Beach was temporarily closed Oct. 19 after inspectors cited rodent droppings, undercooked seafood and handwashing failures. The cited records required a follow-up as of Oct. 27 but do not establish its current status. Diners can check Florida's inspection database for updates.
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5. Allman Brothers statue planned for Daytona Beach boardwalk (news-journalonline.com) — Ormond Beach resident Carl Persis wants Daytona Beach to remember the Allman brothers as the local teenagers he knew before their fame. He is helping lead a boardwalk statue effort that has raised about $70,000 toward an estimated $225,000 to $250,000 cost, with completion possible in October 2027.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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