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05/03/2026

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04/22/2026

Here's an up-to-date map of the Wild Fires in the State of Florida. Click the link to see where they are.

https://ffs.firesponse.com/public/

04/06/2026

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03/07/2026

Lawsuit by Amanda Rees, former Palm Coast Water Utilities director, who was fired and then maliciously and viciously maligned by the City of Palm Coast through various "media outlets" has had the date set in her trial against the City.

Case No. 2025-CA-000217

TRIAL DATE AND DOCKET SOUNDING. This case is set for trial during the two week period commencing December 14, 2026, at 9:00am., in Courtroom 301, Kim. C. Hammond Justice
Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Bldg 1, Bunnell, FL.

Docket Sounding shall be held December 1, 2026 at 2:30pm via Zoom...Appearance at docket sounding by counsel and all unrepresented parties is mandatory.

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Other appearances on this issue, as ordered per Flagler Clerk of Courts include:

3rd amended Depositions by Zoom on April 16, 2026; The image below are the people set to be deposed.

Mediation by Zoom set for May 28, 2026;

Trial set for Dec 14, 2026 as noted above.

02/26/2026

Have you seen the Next Door App? Same stuff but with selective nastiness as you see here on Facebook.

Check this latest post about Theresa Pontieri that has an AI Generated image to drive the point home.

02/24/2026

From the Next Door App.

02/02/2026

Remember This Case When You Vote — Judges Matter

The judge who ordered a church to stop worshiping before a trial — Sandra Upchurch — is up for reelection this year.

That should matter to every voter.

Courts are meant to protect constitutional rights, not suspend them first and sort things out later. Shutting down worship without an emergency, after it had been allowed for over a year, shows a lack of judgment — not judicial restraint.

And while serious criminal cases and families in crisis wait for court time, judicial resources were spent issuing an injunction so flawed it had to be paused on appeal.

Judicial elections aren’t ceremonial.
They’re about accountability.

Pay attention.
Remember this case.
And don’t sit out the vote — because judges affect everyone.

01/31/2026

This Should Never Have Happened — Even Though the Church Can Meet Again

Good news first: the church that was barred from worship by a court injunction has now been granted a stay and is allowed to resume services.

But let’s be very clear — the damage was already done, and it never should have happened in the first place.

A church that had been meeting peacefully for well over a year, with city approval, was suddenly ordered by a court to stop assembling for worship before a trial had even occurred. No emergency. No safety issue. No new facts. Just an injunction.

That meant:
• A Sunday service was canceled
• The congregation was disrupted
• The church’s ability to function and sustain itself was jeopardized
• Time, money, and resources were wasted fighting an order that a higher court quickly had to pause

If an activity was allowed for over a year, logic — and basic equity — says it is not irreparably harmful to allow it to continue pending trial. Courts are supposed to use injunctions sparingly, not as a blunt instrument.

This wasn’t about public safety.
It wasn’t about urgency.
It was about overreach.

And while the appellate court corrected course by granting a stay, that does not undo the harm or the misuse of judicial power that got us here.

Courts exist to protect rights and resolve real disputes — not to shut down constitutional activity first and “sort it out later.”

That’s not justice. That’s disruption masquerading as procedure.

01/31/2026

Just a reminder about the Candidate Forum on February 5th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Palm Coast Community Center. Here is the link to register

The 2026 FCREC Candidate Forum will bring local Republican candidates and voters together for an informative evening of introductions and community engagement. This event offers Flagler County residents a clear, accessible opportunity to meet the candidates and hear their vision for the future.

01/19/2026

Looks like Florida Recall group founder is being censored:

Chance Johmeyer speaks out against apparent censorship

11/14/2025

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