- November 22, 2024
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Food Brings Hope recently recognized two youth volunteers as they graduated from local high schools.
One of them was Daria Babazadeh, the FBH May Student Volunteer of the Month, according to a press release. She graduated from Father Lopez High School and is continuing her education at the University of Miami where she will major in biology. While at Father Lopez, she participated in cheerleading and the golf team. Babazadeh was also a member of the school's Honor Society and Global Exploration club. Most recently, she assisted in packing food bags for FBH's drive-thru food distribution at Mainland High School.
The other student recognized was Tyler Winch, the FBH December Volunteer of the Month. He is a recent graduate of Atlantic High School, and in May, he also graduated from Daytona State College with his associate's degree. He did so while juggling volunteer hours, a part-time job and being involved in school and church clubs and activities, according to a press release. Winch has put in over 100 volunteer hours during the COVID-19 pandemic, and in the past, picked up and delivered food and toys during the holidays, assisted in FBH. events and stepped in whenever he was needed. He will be majoring in marine biology at Stetson University.
Dr. Eye, located at 1400 Hand Ave. in Ormond Beach, has added a new optometrist.
According to an announcement, the private eye care practice and optical
boutique was opened by Dr. Jason Iannarelli. This summer, his wife, Dr. Jennifer Iannarelli, joined the practice, bringing over 15 years of experience with a focus on geriatric care, cataract and glaucoma treatments.
Dr. Eye is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Friday. Visit dreye.cares or call 872-3111.
Ormond Beach resident and attorney Kelly H. Chanfrau, a partner at Chanfrau and Chanfrau, has been awarded the AV Preeminent Judicial Edition Rating in both legal ability and ethical standards by members of the Bar and Judiciary for 2020. This is the highest rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
This rating is given to attorneys who are ranked at the highest level of professional excellence for their legal expertise, communication skills and ethical standards by their peers, a press release states, quoting the Martindale-Hubbell website.
“It is an honor and recognition that means so much because it is based on feedback from other attorneys as well as clients," said Chanfrau, a Seabreeze alumna. "It is meaningful and significant and is something for which I feel humbled and tremendously grateful.”
Volusia County will participate in the Ocean Conservancy's 35th International Coastal Cleanup during the weekend of Sept. 18-20.
This event will be held independently as there will be no site captains or check-ins due to social distancing requirements, the county website states. Those wanting to participate will choose a location when registering online, download the data collection app to their phone and show up at their desired time during the date window to conduct a cleanup effort.
Groups of 10 or less are encouraged. Sites will close when registration reaches capacity. The first 1,500 registered participants will get a promotional item with the 2020 ICC logo, though registration is not required to participate. Cleanup supplies will be available for pick up in advance. Visit oceanconservancy.org/trash-free-seas/international-coastal-cleanup/cleanswell/ for information on how to use the app and visit volusia.org to register. Registration will be open until Aug. 28.
