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DAYTONA BEACH A required beach access pedestrian walkway on the northern boundary of the controversy-plagued construction site of the $192 million Protogroup twin-tower hotel-condominium project was closed again this week, at least for a time, just as Bike Week visitors started to arrive for the annual 10-day event. “We come down here every year and I don’t know how you get down to the ocean anymore,” said Perry Schafer, 60, a guest at the 10-room Sea Dunes hotel, located at the base of the Protogroup’s South Tower at the intersection of Oakridge Boulevard and North Atlantic Avenue. Schafer has been making the annual trek from his home in Omaha, Nebraska, to Bike Week for six years, joining a group of friends that has been meeting at the Sea Dunes for nearly 20 years during the event, which officially opens Friday this year. ....
Dec 15, 2020 3:23 PM Palm Coast, FL - A private university in Jacksonville is partnering with the City of Palm Coast to bring in-demand healthcare graduate programs to Flagler & Volusia. Both Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland and Jacksonville University President Tim Cost made the announcement of the new campus on Tuesday (December 15th). The new Jacksonville University (JU) Palm Coast Campus and the school s main campus will then serve as two anchors of what the school expects to become—an education corridor stretching throughout Northeast Florida. “This partnership builds on Jacksonville University’s proven strategy of attracting top-notch students, educating and training them in cutting-edge fields, and connecting them with local employers so they stay in the region,” said President Cost. “With demand for healthcare professionals expected to rise 14 percent in the next decade, and a lack of local graduate programs devoted to educatin ....