 |
 |
First grade fever
[Times photo: Ron Thompson]
Meagan Michael, a first-grader at Crystal River Primary School, checks her temperature during a skit saluting the school nurse. She and her classmates honored school workers Wednesday with their musical tribute. |
Distrust kills one School Board goal
Before rifts intensified, the panel had hoped to become a "master board."
Withlacoochee student to speak at graduation
The speaker, Amanda Martin, studied culinary arts at the institute and would like to work on a cruise ship.
Council high on moving officers
Crystal River looks to move police officers out of the crowded City Hall station into a remodeled Jaycees Building on NE Seventh Avenue.
Dispute splits school workers
At Citrus Springs Middle School, employees engage in a war of words about the administration. After some workers complain to the School Board, others call it "kamikaze vengeance."
Reactor water leak called no big deal
The loss of nuclear core cooling is being well handled and gives no cause for alarm, say experts.
New Testament to award 6 diplomas
Several of the Floral City school's graduates plan to attend Christian colleges in the coming academic year.
Three seniors headed to Naval Academy
All three have been awarded full scholarships and say they are looking forward to school and a change in lifestyle.
Wilroy signs with CFCC
Crystal River first baseman Jessica Wilroy overcomes a slow start to her senior season and impresses Central Florida in a tryout to earn a scholarship.
'Terrible Tommy' Bolt is back in the spotlight
Famed golfer and Black Diamond resident Tommy Bolt is getting a lot of attention these days. He was featured in Sports Illustrated last week, and earlier this week he was interviewed on The Golf Channel.
Newsmakers
PGE STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: Pleasant Grove Elementary School announces its Students of the Month for April. Kindergarten:
Class notes
ALTERNATIVE CALENDAR: Lecanto Primary School is seeking students to attend school on the alternative calendar schedule. The students attend school the same number of days as those on the traditional calendar, but their breaks during the year differ. Students following the alternative calendar attend school in nine-week blocks, followed by three-week breaks. There is a four-week break during the summer. For information about the benefits of the alternative calendar, call Patti Maltese at 746-2220.
Say it
Crystal River High School choral students were asked: "What impressed you about Salt Lake City during your recent trip?"
Students shine up old school for project
Children at Inverness Primary School reflect on a year spent restoring the old Hernando School and its grounds.
Tabernacle harmony
Members of Crystal River High School Chorus sing at the International Choral Festival at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.
Computer users group offers classes in June
The following personal computer courses are offered to members and nonmembers by CRUG, the Crystal River Users Group, during June. All changes and revisions will be noted on our Web site at www.crug.com.
