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Daytona Beach might get a visit from the Mary McLeod Bethune sculpture

DAYTONA BEACH About four years after setting out on the journey to create a sculpture of Mary McLeod Bethune that would one day stand in the U.S. Capitol s Statuary Hall, the marble likeness of the trailblazing educator and civil rights activist is just a few weeks away from completion. Master sculptor Nilda Comas has been toiling in her artists studio in the Italian hamlet of Pietrasanta, first creating smaller clay and plaster models in preparation for chiseling out a statue of Bethune from a 4-ton block of marble. Now Comas is putting the finishing touches on the 11-foot-tall white marble statue of the woman who created a school for girls in Daytona Beach in 1904 that evolved into Bethune-Cookman University.

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First Step Shelter to host walkathon

First Step Shelter is having its first walkathon from May 22 to May 31. Participants can walk any time from May 22 to May 31 and can walk anywhere: a park, a favorite walking trail, or just walk a mile in their neighborhood. Registration is $20 for individuals and $75 for teams up to four. An individual donation page will be set up for each participant where they can direct their friends and family to make their donation. The individual goal is $100 or more, and the team goal is $250.00 or more. All walkers get a First Step Shelter Walkathon T-shirt. Prizes will be awarded to the top three individuals/teams who raise the most money.

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Low turnout at Deltona clinic attributed to pause on J&J COVID-19 vaccine

The pause could last seven to 10 days, according to news reports, as the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continue to look into concerns over blood clots with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. While attendees at Tuesday s event said they d preferred the idea of getting one shot instead of two, the ability to get vaccinated was more important than trying to avoid a second date with a needle. Deltona resident Mary Sesay got her first vaccine dose Tuesday afternoon at Wes Crile Park. Admittedly not a fan of the pinch of needles she d experienced with other vaccinations, the 76-year-old was feeling anxious the night before.

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Could bars in Daytona Beach start to close sooner?

Could bars in Daytona Beach start to close sooner?
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Bike Week still draws big crowds even with COVID restrictions

Bike Week still draws big crowds even with COVID restrictions
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