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Friends, rain or shine
[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
Jerry Miles, right, holds a small umbrella she shares with friend Gail Schraft as they cross Pine Street on their way to Stumpknockers on the Square in downtown Inverness Tuesday afternoon. |
EDC gets rare dose of praise, support
More accustomed to stinging criticism, the agency receives back slaps, encouragement and a little cash from local leaders.
County wraps up deal with its new attorney
Robert Battista replaces Larry Haag, who retired after two decades.
County mulls ideas to attract fire volunteers
The public safety director says reimbursement or benefits may need to be increased if the county is to meet its needs.
Citrus digest
Jury rules for Florida Power
School Board avoids subject of prayer
Member Carol Snyder's attempts to launch discussion of the opening prayer and of silent reflection die for lack of support.
School Board should put focus on education
I am a teacher, parent and taxpayer in Citrus County. That being the case, I am more worried about the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test that students will be taking and academic performance than extracurricular activities such as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, sports, band, Key Club, and fundraising rallies that take place during instructional time.
Try to prevent the isolation of caregivers
Editor: I wish to comment on the recent slaying of an elderly woman in Beverly Hills by the husband who was not capable of handling the situation because of the constant stress of providing the care she required.
Crystal River signs off on computer project
The council allocates $155,850 to upgrade the city's antiquated computer system and design a new, user-friendly Web site.
Levija is master on mat at Springstead
Bob Levija gives assistants room to work, but he "runs the show."
Eagles' DeCristofaro savors perfect year
"He's the best kid I ever coached," Levija says of the third Springstead wrestler to complete a season undefeated.
All-area squad
103 POUNDS -- Bucky Solomon, Central: Sophomore won district, region titles, finished fourth in state at 41-4.
Schmidt seeking a strong comeback
Sarah Schmidt was ready.
School workers union wants pay, health plan improved
Citrus Support Personnel and school administrators began their negotiations Tuesday, discussing issues employees raised in an annual union survey.
Man charged in theft of expensive bicycles
HOMOSASSA -- A 19-year-old man was arrested Saturday on charges of stealing two expensive Mongoose bicycles.
Board approves driver incentive
INVERNESS -- The Citrus County School Board on Tuesday approved a pilot incentive plan to reward school bus drivers who have perfect attendance.
