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Meet the Mayor: Sally Mackay addresses the city budget and the hiring of a new city manager

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NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. In her twice monthly video interview with NSBNEWS.net, New Smyrna Beach Mayor Sally Mackay talks about the proposed municipal budget and the hiring of a new city manager in this segment on Canal Street.

NSB cops: Man shot to death in SUV from Eustis (updated at 1:34 a.m Tuesday to include Sheriff's report)

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Courtesy photo/NSB PD. A man found shot to death early this morning in an SUV behind an Edgewater bar has been identified by New Smyrna Beach police as 25-year-old Jeremy M. Markley of Eustis. His killer remains at large.

Blogger Darlene Vann: Locally produced 'Safe Haven, The Warsaw Zoo' a must-see for everyone who cares about humanity

I recently watched the documentary “Safe Haven, The Warsaw Zoo,” produced by New Smyrna Beach High School teacher Richard Lester with his son Gary (as director) and Edgewater resident Charlie Carlson. If you never heard of it or haven’t seen it, I suggest you go to www.IDBM.com and watch it. The film is not long but tells a riveting tale of the Warsaw Jews when the Germans took over Poland.

Safe Haven: The Warsaw Zoo -- produced locally, accepted by the 2009 Route 66 Film Festival -- with 2.9M-plus hits already on Internet

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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Blue Heron International Pictures announced today that its latest Holocaust documentary -- Safe Haven: The Warsaw Zoo -- produced locally, has been accepted by the 2009 Route 66 Film Festival to be held in Springfield, Ill., on Sept. 19-20.

“After being named one of the 25 festivals worth the fee in Moviemaker Magazine, we received many more than the usual number of entries, “festival director Linda McElroy said. “Making our selections this year was extremely difficult, and we had to pass up many excellent films.”

You reap what you sow

Courtesy photo/WESH-TV. Lloyd Robinson Jr. was shot through a front glass door and killed in his Daytona Beach home early Monday, a story that is sad news to all who live in  Volusia County.

Though the focus here at NSBNEWS.net is on greater New Smyrna Beach and its daily news cycle, even as we have a homicide of our own involving a 25-year-old man shot to death, I can't stop thinking about the 13-year-old Daytona Beach boy shot in the face and killed -- just like that -- when he answered the door to murderers seemingly intent on killing his father.