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PALM COAST, Fla. – Milissa Holland announced she is stepping down from her position as Palm Coast mayor to help take care of her daughter.

Holland made the announcement on Facebook on Tuesday. She thanked the community for the outreach and prayers for her daughter.

They say that people will have a few defining moments in ones lifetime. Loss has been a part of my journey and it... “Although she was able to receive the tremendous gift of a liver that ultimately saved her life, she has had some unexpected setbacks that have required some additional levels of care,” Holland wrote.

Holland said she thought about this decision for a while. “I want to look back at this time in my life and know that I made the difficult decision to do the right

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