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Written by: Palm Coast Local

Parent Category: Business Blog

Category: Garden & Lawn

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The manicured grass lawn, often seen as a hallmark of suburban life, has deep historical roots. However, with increasing awareness of environmental impact and a desire for less maintenance, many are reconsidering traditional lawns. Discover how we came to embrace grass lawns and why alternative ground covers might be a better choice for today’s homeowners.

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Written by: Mary Ellen Setting: FROGRS Board Member

Parent Category: Business Blog

Category: General

• gamble rogers state park
• press release
• grant award

Friends of Gamble Rogers State Park (FROGRS) recently received a $500 Community Native Landscape Grant from the Pawpaw Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society. These funds were used to purchase native plants, trees, and shrubs for the riverside camping area of the park. As these plants mature, they will provide additional shade, enhance privacy between campsites, and create habitats for local fauna.

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Written by: Palm Coast Local

Parent Category: Business Blog

Category: Flagler Business

Empowering Independence: How Seniors Helping Seniors is Redefining Senior Care in Flagler, St. Johns, and Volusia Counties

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Written by: Palm Coast Local

Parent Category: Business Blog

Category: General

• shopping
• friends of a1a

Gather your friends, pack plenty of shopping bags, a hat and sunscreen and get ready for the ultimate shopping extravaganza along A1A! Write comment (0 Comments)

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Written by: Palm Coast Local

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Category: General

In 1941, Vickie, a bright-eyed seventeen-year-old from Uniontown, Pennsylvania—a coal mining town—was eagerly preparing for her 18th birthday. The sound of swing music filled the air, as she and her friends danced, anticipating the celebration.

Suddenly, their joy was cut short by an urgent broadcast from the President of the United States. The date was December 8, Vickie's Birthday, and the announcement marked the nation's entry into World War II. Vickie's dreams of a joyous celebration faded, replaced by a sense of duty and resolve.

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