Toddler drowning; New Year's Eve block parties in Daytona & New Smyrna big stories today

DAYTONA BEACH -- The Central Florida media focus on the 2-year-old Daytona boy who drowned in a retention pond Monday behind his home and in-depth advance reporting on the New Year's Eve block parties in Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach are dominating local news coverage during the noon hour today.
Headline Surfer®, the smallest of the daily media outlets and the lone new media representative, was among the top news outlets reporting on the drowning. And the 24/7 internet newspaper had top coverage of New Years eve block parties in Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach where alcohol-fueled partying is emphasized with CRA funding being utilized in both cities.

Photo for Headline Surfer® / New Smyrna Beach PD recruit Shawn Adkins is shown here with his father, NSBPD Investigator David Adkins in this July still image.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / Tony Ledbetter, second from left, is shown here in this Dec. 9 photo op. with Gov. Rick Scott, along with Ledbetter's daughter, Kimberly Patterson, Gov. Scott's wife, Ann and then-Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll at the governor's mansion in Tallahassee.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / John Francis Roach is spending the rest of his life behind bars for his sexual assault on a pre-teen boy.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / Ricardo Rodriguez got 25 years behind bars for shooting his younger brother in the leg in a dispute over property. The heavy sentence was the result of Florida's 10-20-life statute.
Headline Surfer® graphic / Charles Proudfoot of Osteen was struck and killed late at night while trying to walk across International Speedway Boulevard at the intersection with LPGA Boulevard in Daytona Beach on Nov 26, as shown in this locator map at left.
Photos for Headline Surfer® / Don Burnette, shown at left, is all smiles at the University of Phoenix, who along with his wife and several friends, flew out to Arizona to watch the UCF Knights win big in their first BCS Bowl, 52-42 over the Baylor Bears in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.