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 \nthe  \n??  \nsecond place  \ncommunity newsletter  \nNeighborhoods USA-2025  \nnat i o na l  \nawards  \nfirst  place   \nbest use of photos  \nNational Newspaper Foundation-2025  \nHello January!  \nWe welcome a new year, and the first stirrings of Spring, as heralded by the Camillia, As these elegant blooms brighten our neighborhood, they remind us of the natural charm that makes our community a special place. We look forward to a season filled with color, growth, and shared moments outdoors…at 25 MPH, please!  \n‘Camillia’is our nod to Roy Lichtenstein, the American artist, and whom we hope we’ve honored with our cover for the occasion!  \nThis month, Extra!, with Santa’s help, rips the band-aid off a festering problem, clickers! On page 3.  \nOur Maestro of the Leavened Loaf shares a Gorgonzola secret, in this month’s ‘Traveling Fork’,  \npages 22-23 .  \nThree snaps ofthe wildlife on one day in Palm Coast during a Thanksgiving break, pages 13-15.  \n‘Take It Away. Part 1.’ This month, Christian begins an examination of what happens when you get‘handsy’, pages 16-17.  \nBy popular demand, the  \n‘Generational Survival Guide’continues with a primer on Slambooks, pages 19-20.  \nTHE MAGNOLIA news Editor-Dave Petraglia  \n[davepetraglia@gmail.com](davepetraglia@gmail.com)[ ](davepetraglia@gmail.com)consulting editor -ann sims guest photographer - becky hinson Front, Back Covers,‘Camillias’: Editor  \ndeer season opens january 1, 2026!  \nIt’s Open Season on Deer in Open Spaces-Adopt One Now!  \nAny deer in common areas are fair game for adoption; please don’t trespass on private property. If you have any doubt, knock on the nearest door!  \nThe Magnolia News does not accept political, social commentary, or opinion pieces for publication.  \n  the magnolia news -january 2026    \nExtra!  \nvolume7 issue 1 “breaking news from behind the hedges” january 2026  \nclick bait  \nAt the gated edge of a neighborhood basking in the glow of safety, hums a quiet scandal, a soft  \nclick in the night, a red eye winky-blink, untracked, uncounted, handed from palm to palm like contraband candy.  \nFor years they whispered: ‘The clickers are out there!’ Hundreds, or more, roaming free,  \nblinking little garage-door winks in the hands of  \nlandscapers, dog walkers, best friends of friends, delivery drivers  \nwith dubious badges, shortcut seekers, or the guy who just know a guy who knows a guy, who once lived here. And one home with 24 clickers…because it’s so big!  \nAnd then, Christmas 2025, the truth arrived…four hooves times eight, not too early or late!  \nSanta, yes indeed, that Claus, lined up with his team at the front gate with the patience of someone who has seen centuries of nonsense and scams and hoodwinks of many a cloth, in many far flung lands, and, quite frankly expects a bit more from a neighborhood in possesion of the full list of ‘Cliqueurs non Comptabilisés’, and still debating, year after year, as to what should be done about it! And then and there, Santa was seen to hold up a clicker, black-market chic, the kind that changes hands on quiet front porches and diners and where folks park next to each other, far from all other cars and prying eyes.  \nThe guard blinked, waved the sleigh through, and someone in line whispered,‘Oh no…Santa, too?!’  \nOld Saint Nick just winked, as if conspiracies were cookies on a plate near the fireplace. Said he could’ve flown over Magnolia Point, yes, of course! But he had a clicker list, and every good gift deserves afield test!  \n“Clickers,” he clicked,“are the hit of the show!” and through the gate…did the team and sleigh go!  \n-story, photos: editor  \nthe magnolia news -january 2026    \n\n| \u003Cbr>| Mpca news | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| volume 7 issue 1 | news from the ASSOCIATION | january 2026 |\n\ncommunications.  \nAt the December MPCA meeting, the Board appointed me as Communications Committee Chair. A nine-year resident of Magnoli","cbCaimLfQJDRET9f","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimLfQJDRET9f","pdf",8051335,33,"English","# Neighborhoods USA - 2025 National Newspaper Foundation Awards\n# Hello January! Editorial and Community Updates\n## Camillia cover nod and spring outlook\n## Extra! and feature teasers\n# Deer Season Opening and Adoption Guidance\n# Extra! 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