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Schools’ unsung heroes lauded
[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
Citrus schools recognize 26 support people for excellent service to their students and district. |
Jan Glidewell
Lamenting the closing of a favorite folk venue
It was a place made for musical magic.
Gun tops list of items sold at police auction
CRYSTAL RIVER -- Dave Phillips knows how trusty a handgun can be. He has the scars to prove it.
Man leads police on 2-county chase
A driver rams a cruiser and takes off up U.S. 19 before being caught and charged in Levy County.
Teens may get to take adult training
The School Board today will consider allowing high school students to take courses for adults at the Withlacoochee Technical Institute.
Citrus digest
Firefighters still monitor remnants of last week's fire
Sheriff should think carefully before talking
Editor: Re: Dementia patient dies in accident, Feb. 1 St. Petersburg Times:
Mapping system’s time has come
As a rule, it's more difficult to find your way without a map. That adage holds true for government, too.
Maine Day Club’s annual event is today
INVERNESS -- The Maine Day Club will hold its annual get-together from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the First Presbyterian Church, 206 Washington Ave., off State Road 44. The donation is $1 at the door plus a casserole or salad per couple.
Nature notes
Girls soccer schedules
Warriors take another shot at Ocala Kingdom
CITRUS SPRINGS -- Each time Seven Rivers Christian played Ocala School of the Kingdom during the regular season, it found a way to lose -- a missed lay-up, turnover, blown assignment.
Class A, District 4 tournament
’Canes, Panthers’ work is cut out for them
With every challenge comes opportunity.
Pirates get chance at spotlight
CRYSTAL RIVER -- For months now the Pirates have talked about respect and rankings. Now comes the opportunity to put up or shut up.
Apply now for homestead exemption
INVERNESS -- Property Appraiser Ron Schultz has announced that the deadline to apply for a homestead exemption is March 1. The Inverness and Crystal River property appraisers' offices will be open Feb. 28 and March 1 until 7 p.m. for those who have not applied for 2001 homestead exemption.
