- November 1, 2024
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Photo by Stephen DiMaria, as the FPCHS September artist of the month.
Photo by Stephen DiMaria, as the FPCHS September artist of the month.
Photo by Stephen DiMaria, as the FPCHS September artist of the month.
Bill Senecal, Edward Beylerian, Bill VanHousted, Howard Hawrey, Melanie Hole, Connie Teeters, Bob Knapp, Christ Trizis, John Maluski, Dannis Xander and Mike Pietrosante at the Palm Coast Woodcarvers event. Photo by Paige Wilson
Christine Gaspar, Ashley DeMaio, Hilary O’Boyle and Traci Lavino were the winning team at the YPG Beach Olympics. Photo courtesy of Hallie Hydrick
Flagler Palm High School instructor Angela Biggs chose senior Stephen DiMaria as the September Student Artist of the Month.
Q+A with DiMaria, from Biggs:
Inspiration for artwork:
“I am inspired by the natural beauty in nature and eliciting emotions from the photographs I take. Mrs. Biggs, my photography teacher, has opened my eyes to the world of photography and pushes me to be the best photographer I can be. In the future, I hope to be a professional photographer and have my photos published.”
Biggs said she’s enjoyed teaching DiMaria for the last three years.
“His images are well composed, and he has a precise eye for design,” she said. “His black and white photos reveal subtle expression and originality. Though Stephen is very talented, he is a humble person who never lets his abilities go to his head.”
Members of the Palm Coast Woodcarvers program met at the Palm Coast Community Center on Tuesday, Sept. 18, for a woodcarvers class on constructing a lighthouse out of wood, with a marble kaleidoscope inside of it. The lighthouse designs were based on the St. Augustine and Ponce Inlets lighthouses. Contact Howard at 503-9542 for more information on upcoming woodcarvers programs; anyone can participate.
It’s time to register for the annual Pink Army 5K run/walk and pet-friendly One-Mile Fun Walk, which will be the morning of Sunday, Oct. 14. All proceeds will go to the Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation to be used for screenings, education and the promotion of breast cancer awareness in Flagler County.
Register online at www.palmcoastgov.com/PinkArmy5K.
The chip-timed Pink Army 5K will start at 7:45 a.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway, and run toward Royal Palms Parkway and back. The non-timed One-Mile “Pink Out Your Pup” Fun Walk will begin at 8:30 a.m. There will also be a Kids Fun Run at 8:45 a.m.
Sponsors, donations and golfers are needed for the third-annual Larry Burns Golf Tournament, which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 3, at Grand Reserve Golf Club, 400 Grand Reserve Drive, Bunnell. A shotgun start will be at 1 p.m. All proceeds donated to the Flagler County Free Clinic. There will be prizes for first, second and third place teams, men and women longest drives and closest to the hole, as well as raffles and a silent auction. Call 295-8844. Visit https://larryburnsmemorialgolftournament.com.
The Young Professional Group of Flagler County held its inaugural YPG Beach Olympics Saturday, Sept. 22. Eight Teams competed in eight beach games, including a wheel barrow race, Frisbee toss, sponge relay and more. It was held on the beach across from Oceanside Beach Bar and Grill, where the awards ceremony was held afterward to announce this year’s winner. YPG is a nonprofit organization that raises money for the Youth Leadership Flagler program and Flagler Dolly Parton Imagination Library by creating opportunities for those in their 20s, 30s and 40s to network and get involved in the community. Connect with the group on Facebook @YPGFC.
Christmas Come True’s third-annual Mezzaluna Golf Tournament held on Monday, Sept. 17 at Hammock Beach Resort’s Conservatory Course. Shotgun start was at noon, with awards dinner at Mezzaluna Pizzeria in European Village at 6 p.m. The nonprofit’s founder, Nadine King, said 144 players stepped up to the green for the tournament, with 36 hole sponsors for the event. Proceeds go to Christmas Come True, which provides full Christmas dinners and toys to families in the area. Visit http://www.christmascometrue.org.
First place: Ty Capps, Bruce Garrison, Brian Sheekey and Kevin Lewis. Second place: Tyler Eckerd, Todd Aylwin, Kyle Eckerd ad Casey Twigg. Third place: Anthony Labrano, Lenny Ladd, Craig Garris and Luke Ireland.
