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Palm Coast s Lamar Johnson, 40, Dies After Driving Car Into Canal Off Club House Drive

Palm Coast s Lamar Johnson, 40, Dies After Driving Car Into Canal Off Club House Drive
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Flagler Beach Commission Candidate Paul Harrington Hospitalized With Grave Illness, Upending Election

Paul Harrington is in his third run for a seat on the Flagler Beach City Commission. (© FlaglerLive) Last Updated: Monday, March 1, 5 p.m. See below for Harrington update. Paul Harrington, a candidate in next Tuesday’s two-way election for the Flagler Beach City Commission, was hospitalized last Sunday and has been largely incapacitated by a grave illness since. His illness has upended next Tuesday’s commission race in which Harrington faces incumbent Eric Cooley. Cooley says he has suspended most campaign activities. Harrington has told his family that he did not intend to address his status as a candidate. Harrington, 66, had been working hard for weeks of the election campaign, going door to door, planting signs and continuing to be present at city meetings, as he was during the last round of interviews when the city selected its next manager on Feb. 17. But he had not participated in the Flagler Woman’s Club forum–the only candidate forum of the election–the day

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Body of Ritchy Volmar, 18, recovered in Intracoastal Waterway after jet ski accident

Law enforcement divers recovered the body of 18-year-old Flagler County resident Ritchy Volmar in the Intracoastal Waterway Feb. 25 after a jet ski accident. The search began the previous day, after Volmar and a friend were riding on a jet ski together near Bings Landing and were both thrown from the watercraft, according to the FCSO. Volmar, who was not wearing a life vest, disappeared into the water. The friend, who was wearing a life vest, searched for him, but didn t find him. The friend called 911 at 2:34 p.m. and showed law enforcement officers where the accident occurred. The friend that called 911 told us that [Volmar] could swim, so there must have been a reason that he was unable to recover from being thrown off, Flagler County Sheriff s Office Public Affairs Manager Brittany Kershaw said. He wasn’t sure if he was hurt.

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Body of Ritchy Volmar, 18, Recovered by Divers in Intracoastal Near Bings Landing After Nearly 24-Hour Search

Ritchy Volmar in a Facebook image he posted in October 2019. Last Updated: 1:41 p.m. Two Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation divers found and recovered the body of 18-year-old Ritchy Volmar just after noon today (Feb. 25) in the waters of the Intracoastal not far from Bings Landing in the Hammock. His family was informed soon afterward. Authorities had been searching for Volmar since shortly after his friend called 911 Wednesday afternoon, before 3 p.m., to report that they’d been jet skiing together until Volmar fell off and was lost to sight. His friend attempted to find him, but unsuccessfully. The report triggered a nearly 24-hour search that involved the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, fire rescue teams, FWC and the county’s emergency helicopter.

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Flagler County firefighters douse blaze at Hammock stilt house, no injuries reported

2 months ago Share by: Julie Murphy Flagler County Public Information Officer Flagler County Fire Rescue, with the assistance of crews from Palm Coast and Flagler Beach, on Feb. 2 extinguished wind-driven flames at a Hammock Dunes stilt house, but not before the fire consumed the main living area. The residents, including a pet, escaped from the home before firefighters arrived. “Flames were coming from the top balcony of the home when firefighters arrived,” Interim Fire Chief Joe King said. “(Fire Rescue) Engine 41 and Rescue 41 quickly located, confined and extinguished the wind-driven fire that consumed a main area of the occupied residence.”

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