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Orlando Magic star Victor Oladipo out of action indefinitely with facial fracture
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Photo for Headline Surfer® / Victor Oladipo underwent corrective surgery Saturday for a facial fracture.ORLANDO, Fla. -- Orlando Magic guard Victor Oladipo will be out indefinitely after suffering a facial fracture in practice Thursday, General Manager Rob Hennigan announced Saturday.
Oladipo, 22, who was evaluated Thursday afternoon, underwent a corrective surgical procedure. He was injured after taking an inadvertent elbow during a practice drill.
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Orlando Magic star Victor Oladipo out of action indefinitely with facial fracture
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Orlando Magic guard Victor Oladipo will be out indefinitely after suffering a facial fracture in practice Thursday, General Manager Rob Hennigan announced Saturday.
Oladipo, 22, who was evaluated Thursday afternoon, underwent a corrective surgical procedure. He was injured after taking an inadvertent elbow during a practice drill.
ENDORSEMENT: Carl Lentz IV for re-election to Dayona Beach City Commission
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DAYTONA BEACH -- Daytona Beach City Commissioner Carl Lentz IV should be re-elected to his zone 4 seat in the Nov. 4 elections in spite of the trespass warning he received from the police who responded to an adult strip club where the inciumbent was reportedly inebriated and accused of tossing a drink at a bartender, though no charges were filed at the scene.
Previous stories on Corruption in Volusia County
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- The following is a list of previously published stories in HeadlineSurfer.com regarding corruption in Volusia County government:
Volusia County Sheriff Ben Johnson tops all non-partisan candidates in last decade in contributions with $444,591.87
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Councilwoman Pat Northey second with $355,850.05
DAYTONA BEACH -- No candidate running in non-partisan campaigns in Volusia County in the past decade, including this election cycle, has amassed more financial contributions than Sheriff Ben Johnson with $444,591.87.
Johnson last ran in 2012, when he easily won.
Second is district 5 term-limited County Councilwoman Patricia Northey with $355,850.05, who is running in this election for the at-large seat on the council against incumbent Joyce Cusack.
Fred Costello's GOP war chest for the district 25 Statehouse seat: $135,029.76
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ORMOND BEACH -- Here is a breakdown of the 135,029.76, Republican candidate Fred Costello has amassed in his 2014 bid for the district 25 Statehouse seat as his campaign heads into overdrive for the Nov. 4 general elections with early voting already under way.
Costello's funding is 6 1/2 times greater than the $17,968.97 his Democratic opponent Noel Cheryl Bickford has raised.
'Easy Rider' replica chopper thrill of lifetime for British firefighter who shows it off at Daytona biker rally
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Bikers have come to Daytona Beach for decades hoping to see someone riding in on that one-of-a-kind motorcycle truly stands out in the crowd.
Original costumes emphasized for awards contest following New Smyrna Beach Halloween Parade on Canal Street
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Headline Surfer® videos and photos produced by Multimedia Editor Serafina King-Frederick / Highlights from the 2011 New Smyrna Beach Halloween Parade are showcased in the 24/7 internet newspaper's digital coverage of the annual event.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- The cool thing about the shark costume that netted a trophy for 1-year-old Nolan and his proud parents, Nicole and Mike Kirkland of Edgewater at the 2011 New Smyrna Beach Halloween parade was its originality.
The costume was a big hit since New Smyrna Beach is known as the Shark Bite Capital of the World. The young family left the parade with a trophy almost as big as the little shark boy.
"This is a great event for families," said Nicole Kirkland, who made the costume from $20 worth of materials she purchased at Target.
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DAYTONA -- Sports bloggers galore testing.