Flagler American Legion Post 115 collects toiletries for Ormond/Flagler Strong to send to troops

Also; The Palm Coast Rotary Club and Palm Coast Community Church helps children and adults.

By Jacque Estes
| 6:52 p.m. November 11, 2015

Joe Licata, Flagler American Legion Post 115 gives donated items to Ormond/Flagler Strong support group. Courtesy photo

Palm Coast Community Church packed boxes for Operation Christmas Child. Courtesy photo

Yvette Smith of Radiology and Associates, Christopher Hall, (the organizer of the Poker Run and the President Elect for 2016 for our club, and Karin Merrell, president of the Palm Coast Rotary club. Courtesy photo

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Joe Licata from Flagler American Legion Post 115, presented packages of toiletries donated by local hotels to Debbie Forrester, Commander of the Ormond/Flagler Strong support group at a recent meeting of the American Legion. Forrester’s group will include the items in the holiday care packages that are being sent to the troops.

Bunnell rewards students without referrals

Bunnell Elementary and the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support team (PBIS), coordinated a No-Referral Fall Bash on Thursday, Oct. 29 for K-2; on Friday, Oct. 30 for third- to fifth-grade students; and on Friday, Nov. 6 for the sixth grade students. The Fall Bash was an opportunity for teachers to play outside and reward the 1,200 children who didn’t receive referrals during the first quarter.

Principal Richard Dupont supports the PBIS team and the effort to find incentives to encourage the students to exemplify the Bunnell Elementary Expectations: Be respectful and responsible, eager to learn and well prepared, stay safe and cooperate.