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More to worry about: Mold and mildew
Exposed tenants need to see doctor right away, expert says
BY JAMES HARPER DAYTONA TIMES harperjames59@yahoo.com
Some Daytona residents living in Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Section 8 homes and public housing that were hit hardest by the May rainstorms have a reason to be concerned about their health, according to information obtained by the Daytona Times. More...
Daytonans share fond memories of Jackson
BY KARSCEAL TURNER DAYTONA TIMES karscealturner@yahoo.com

The mourning of the death of the beloved "King of Pop" continues worldwide. In and around Daytona Beach, residents still were dazed at the news of his passing and reflected on the superstar's legacy. State Rep. Dwayne Taylor reminisced about his memories of Jackson and the uncertainty of life. More...

100 more years before big rainstorm hits again?
Officials optimistic major event won't happen for another century
BY JAMES HARPER DAYTONA TIMES harperjames59@yahoo.com

Daytona Beach officials have concluded that it is not feasible to design a system to handle historic rain events such as the one that took place in the area from May 17- 23, according to a city report. More...

 News
•Bethune granddaughter coming to Daytona
Dr. Evelyn Bethune, the granddaughter of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, has launched a lecture and book tour entitled "Bethune: Out of Darkness, Into the Light of Freedom. Bethune will be in Daytona Beach at 4 p.m. on July 5 for a book signing at New Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church. More...
•Masons' Black inductee spat goes to court
•Wanted Person: Alfonso Darnell Wheeler
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 Community News
•Church celebrates life of 'one of a kind'
Palm Coast Community news
First A.M.E. Church was packed to the rafters for the Homegoing celebration of Gwendolyn Howard on June 24. The crowd celebrated Howard's lifetime achievement. She passed away on June 20. "She lived well, died well, and has been received well by God...She was a dependable supporter of the Savior,... More...
•Happy Birthday to You!
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•Community Calendar
To list your event FREE, e-mail us at news@daytonatimes.com. No phone calls or faxes, please. Events are listed on a space-available basis, and in the sole discretion of the Daytona Times staff. For guaranteed placement, contact Lynnette Garcia, lgarcia@flcourier. com, phone 954-882-2946, for ad r... More...
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 Sports
•Carter's return brings hopes of Magic championship
What else is there to talk about at this instant in sports other than the acquiring of Vince Carter by the Orlando Magic? Yeah, the drafts went down and, frankly, I was so bored to death of the way it went down that I shall not waste your time describing a draft full of point guards (even though I... More...
•Joey Logano, 19, makes history with Sprint Cup win at Louden
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 Editorials
•Clarence Thomas is wrong on voting rights
By Ron Walters
When the Supreme Court rendered its most recent decision on whether to uphold Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act in the Austin Municipal District case, Justice Clarence Thomas was the only one to vote against it in the 8-1 decision. More...
•VISUAL VIEWPOINT: OBAMA QUITS SMOKING
•Black business success can hurt
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 Entertainment
•Jive-talking 'Transformers' raise race issues
LOS ANGELES - Harmless comic characters or racist robots? The buzz over the summer blockbuster "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen'' only grew last week as some said two jivetalking Chevy characters were racial caricatures. More...
•Sullivan goes from 'Fearless' to film, commercial
•Pastor's wife pens book about cheating preachers
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