
Flagler Beach Honors Former Mayor Alice Baker with Half-Staff Flags
Flagler Beach honored former Mayor Alice M. Baker on Saturday, September 26, with flags across the city flying at half-staff. Governor Ron DeSantis issued a directive for the tribute, recognizing Baker's dedicated service.
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Flagler Beach honored former Mayor Alice M. Baker on Saturday, September 26, as flags across the city flew at half-staff. Governor Ron DeSantis issued a directive for the tribute, which applied to all local and state buildings, installations, and grounds throughout Flagler Beach.
The U.S. and Florida flags were lowered from sunrise to sunset on September 26. This gesture recognized Baker's dedicated service as mayor of Flagler Beach, a role she held with distinction.
The Governor's order also extended to the State Capitol in Tallahassee, where flags were similarly flown at half-staff during the same period. This statewide recognition underscored the significance of Baker's contributions to her community.
Residents saw flags lowered at prominent locations, serving as a visible reminder of Baker's impact on the city. The tribute provided an opportunity for the community to reflect on her leadership and commitment to Flagler Beach.
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