Drew DixonMarch 20, 2024
4min0
Bevan’s abrupt and immediate firing also reinforces instability recently seen in the top administrative positions at Palm Coast City Hall.
Tag: Daytona Beach News-Journal
Drew DixonMarch 20, 2024
Associated PressMarch 1, 2021
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'This is the first time I’ve seen them starving.'
Florence SnyderDecember 12, 2016
4min175
Facts may have died in 2012, but the obituary has yet to reach a handful of plucky high school kids who know that local news is important, and work hard to bring it to their classmates. The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Erica Breunlin takes a deep dive into the shallow pool of secondary school resources for kids […]
Florence SnyderDecember 5, 2016
4min231
Too many public officials feel entitled to cut to the front of every line. This week, one of them had the misfortune of being caught on tape saying so. Daytona Beach City Commissioner Dannette Henry was close enough to see the shooting and beating of a young man as it was unfolding in her neighborhood […]
Florence SnyderNovember 15, 2016
3min136
Most of us learned in Sunday School that an insincere apology is worse than no apology at all, yet people keep issuing them, anyway. Case in point: John Browning, member of the Florida Transportation Commission, St. Johns River Water Management District board member, and person who never met a Muslim he didn’t think was packing […]
Florence SnyderOctober 31, 2016
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On Halloween, Daytona Beach News-Journal reporter Katie Kustura brings us a timely reminder that for many women and children, every night is “dark, and full of terrors.” Domestic violence is a notoriously underreported crime, but available statistics place Volusia County near the top of what State Attorney R.J. Larizza calls an epidemic. Larizza is fed […]