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Proof of Hillary's guilt
Should Hillary Clinton prevail in getting the Democratic nomination over upstart Bernie Sanders for president, then the specter of her private email server (extent of top secret documents) takes on even more significance, especially with an ongoing FBI investigation.
By STAN ESCUDEROThe Guidepost
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DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. -- Many Americans have never seen or handled classified information. Those who have will recall the rigors associated with its use and protection. Based on my 33 years with the Department of State, including nine years as an ambassador, let me review for you how State does this. And you'll see why it's relevant in calling into question Hillary Clinton's run for president.
Gov. Rick Scott appoints Daytona's Morteza 'Mori' Hosseini to University of Florida Board of Trustees
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Gov. Rick Scott announced the appointment of Morteza “Mori” Hosseini Wednesday to the University of Florida Board of Trustees.
VCSO: Sheriff's Lt. Brian Henderson graduates from FBI Academy
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Volusia County Sheriff’s Lt. Brian Henderson is among 230 law enforcement officers who recently graduated from the prestigious FBI National Academy in Quantico, Va.
FHP: Efforts being made to ID dead motorcyclist after Harley strikes pole near New Smyrna Beach
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Headline Surfer® graphic /Here is the location where a lone motorcycle rider was killed near New Smyrna Beach, Florida, on Wednesday, causing traffic to be halted on both directions in the vicinity of 1700 South Glencoe Road so emergency vehicles could get to the crash scene.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- A motorcyclist was killed Wednesday afternoon after crashing his Harley-Davidson into a utility pole while southbound in the 1700 block of Glencoe Road, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
The fatal crash occurred at 1:40 p.m., when the biker, who was wearing a helmet, apparently "failed to negotiate a curve" and left the roadway before striking the pole and causing him to be thrown from the bike.
No April Fool's joke: City of DeLand firefighters rescue 'Sammie' the cat from drain
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DELAND, Fla. -- They say cats have nine lives. At 14, Sammie the Cat may have squeezed out his final lifeline with a little help from his new-found friends: DeLand firefighters who rescued the furry creature from a drain on this April Fools Friday morning. No fooling, though. The cat's out of the beg, err, drain.
Sammie was located by its owner in a street drain on Main Street after its cries were heard, DeLand spokesman Chris Graham said.
Fatal attack on dog in Port Orange waterway grim reminder of New Smyrna Beach toddler killed by gator 2 decades ago
PORT ORANGE, Fla. -- The horrific death of a bulldog by an alligator earlier this week in a Port Orange subdivision before it was trapped and killed, led to the predator's stomach being cut open and revealing part of the dog -- a grim reminder of what happens when Florida's wildlife habitat and people and their pets collide.
Blood drive at NSB library April 15
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- OneBlood’s Big Red Bus is seeking blood donations 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 15, at the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library parking lot, 1001 S. Dixie Freeway. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are strongly encouraged. They can be made online at www.oneblood.org.
Public invited to April 20 Environmental Justice Conference in New Smyrna Beach
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Donna Gray-Banks, shown here at left, will lead a free workshop on environmental justice from 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, April 20, at the Alonzo ‘Babe’ James Community Center, 201 N. Myrtle Ave., New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- The public is invited to an April 20 Environmental Justice Conference in New Smyrna Beach, overseen by Donna Gray-Banks, the municipality's community resource coordinator. Here are the details:
What: Environmental Justice Conference geared toward non-profit organizations, governments, community stakeholders, students, scholars, artists and environmental health professionals. Dr. Deanna Wathington, Bethune-Cookman University College of Health Sciences executive dean, will discuss how the environment affects health. Environmental engineers and community redevelopment staff will define brownfields and environmental justice and discuss community perspectives.
Who should attend: Scholars, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, community stakeholders, students, environmental health professionals and artists.
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Donna Gray-Banks, New Smyrna Beach community resource coordinator