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Deltona

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Deltona

Residential community in Volusia County, east-central Florida; population (1990) 50,800. It is situated on Lake Monroe and many smaller lakes, midway between Orlando to the southwest and Daytona Beach to the northeast.



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Baker of Deltona, Florida, who says he and his wife are very disappointed by the sex-abuse scandals but are holding out in hope that things will get better and that the influence and inclusion of laypeople will increase.
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As reported in Florida's Marco Island Eagle, the times have changed since the Deltona Corporation laid out plans for Marco Island, and set aside a plot for a commercial marina in an undeveloped area 40 years ago.
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Geiger teaches agricultural science at Pine Ridge High School in Deltona, Fla.
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