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Deltona High School gathers to watch former student liftoff with Crew-13 (opens the original)
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Luke Delaney, the pilot for NASA’s Crew-13 mission, graduated from Deltona High School in 1997 and calls DeBary his hometown. Students at Deltona High School gathered in the school’s media center to watch the rocket launch, with every classroom tuned in. After the rocket launched, they ran outside to see the smoke and trail left behind, creating a big celebration for the astronaut. Delaney also attended DeLand High School for a time before graduating from Deltona High. Students shared their exci
Citizens policyholders will soon need flood insurance, even outside flood zones (opens the original)
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Central Florida is no stranger to flooding. And soon, many Citizens Property Insurance policyholders will need to carry flood insurance, even if they don’t live in a designated flood zone. “You don’t have to live in a high-risk flood zone. You don’t have to live in a coastal area. You could have flood damage anywhere in the state,” said Mark Friedlander with the Insurance Information Institute. The requirement has been phased in over several years. Starting Jan. 1, it will apply to Citizens poli
Higher diesel prices put pressure on Central Florida truck drivers, farmers (opens the original)
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Rising diesel prices are putting pressure on truck drivers, farms and other industries across Volusia County. The businesses WESH 2 spoke with say they are absorbing the higher costs for now. But they warn that if prices remain elevated, consumers could eventually pay more for food and other goods. Much of the produce sold in local grocery stores is transported by truck drivers like Tate Herriz, who delivers produce throughout the East Coast. “All produce up and down the East Coast,” Herriz said
Sheriff warns Amendment 3 could lead to public safety cuts in Volusia County (opens the original)
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Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood says a proposed property tax change could force his agency to eliminate positions, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says local governments should operate with less and receive state assistance if needed. The debate over Amendment 3 is not only about how much homeowners could save on their tax bills. Local leaders are also questioning how counties and cities would continue funding public safety and other services. The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office is preparin
Lake Helen boil-water notice impacting local business, residents (opens the original)
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A boil water notice in Lake Helen has now stretched into its fourth day, affecting residents, businesses and daily routines across the small Volusia County community. The notice was issued after testing found E. coli in the city's raw, untreated water. City officials have emphasized that the positive test did not come from the city's treated tap water. For residents, however, the notice has created an ongoing inconvenience. "It's a long time. Quite a bit... It's been quite the discomfort," Lake
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