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Graduation, then nap
[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
Matthew Huggins appears sleepy during a pre-kindergarten ceremony at Homosassa Elementary School. Twenty students received their diplomas Thursday and will move up to kindergarten. The 5-year-olds handled the pressure well, but Matthew later rested his head on his mother's shoulder. |
City manager top candidate withdraws
Among the factors, he says, is the instability of the Crystal River post.
Man asks to say pagan prayer at board meeting
INVERNESS -- Community activist Charles Schrader, who was ejected from a School Board meeting last week for praying a pagan prayer over Chairwoman Patience Nave's invocation, asked Tuesday whether he can lead the prayer at the next regular board meeting June 12.
Workers prepare for courthouse project
After four years of delays, it is now scheduled to be finished March 2003 at a cost of $8,039,052.
Time off for good behavior is ending
Soon, the only way inmates can reduce their time in the county jail is by volunteering to work.
FHP officer shoots finger in accident
The officer was cleaning his handgun when he injured his left index finger, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Lecanto overcomes several obstacles
LECANTO -- A new coach. A new No. 1. A new No. 2.
Williams is leaving Leopards
BROOKSVILLE -Coach Charlie Williams, who guided Hernando to its first district title in 24 years this spring, said Tuesday that he will not be returning for a seventh season.
Bring your fresh vegetables, fruits to Canning Center
INVERNESS -- The Citrus County Food Preservation Kitchen, commonly referred to as the Canning Center, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays or by appointment through July.
