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Own your curls: Ready to stop fighting frizz and start loving your natural texture this week, Faith in Curls is the local, Rezo Certified salon where curl specialists craft shape-saving cuts plus cleansing, conditioning, and definition that actually work.
Living room glow-up: From sink-into-it sectionals and solid dining sets to sleep-champion mattresses, Haynes Brothers Furniture hooks Deltona homes up with living room, bedroom, home office, and outdoor options from brands like Ashley, Tempur-Pedic, Palliser, and Stressless by Ekornes.
Sushi night upgrade: When you want fresh, beautifully plated rolls without the fuss, Moya Sushi Asian Cuisine brings chef-driven creativity with customizable combinations, delicate cuts, and unique toppings that actually work.
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The five stories Deltona readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has introduced a new Driver License and Identification Card program, featuring elements of Florida's history.
Full story at aroundosceola.com ↗
Florida state lawmakers have expanded a fast-track approval process for rural land conversion into single-family homes, allowing developers to sidestrange opposition from local governments and neighbors.
Full story at floridatrib.org ↗
Florida is experiencing its largest dengue fever outbreak on record, with over 190 cases reported this year, including at least 38 new cases in September.
Full story at weather.com ↗
Deltona, Florida, has decided to reduce its property tax to a zero-net-increase property-tax rate for the next fiscal year.
Full story at beacononlinenews.com ↗
The Florida church of Braver Angels West Volusia has hosted a panel discussion of the proposed constitutional Amendment 3, which will be on the Nov.
Full story at beacononlinenews.com ↗
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