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Unexpected hazard
[Times photo: Ron Thompson]
Officials at Skyview at Citrus Hills golf course inspect a sinkhole Thursday. Heavy rains on Wednesday may have caused the sinkhole to develop along the 18th hole (formerly the ninth hole) at the golf course. The sinkhole was adjacent to a drainage retention area and didn't threaten any residential property, director of golf Peter Summers said. Crews were preparing to work on the sinkhole Thursday. |
Jan Glidewell
Keep city alive -- we really need the laughs
Even if it only was mentioned in passing, many of us on the North Suncoast felt a cold chill earlier this week when the prospect of shutting down Crystal River city government came up in a review of that city's efforts to find a viable city manager candidate not dressed in big floppy shoes and wearing a red nose.
Manager search shrinking
Of nine prospects, three drop out and a background search shaves another. Crystal River plans to make its selection Saturday.
This old house needs a new home -- soon
The former home of County Judge E.C. May, built in the early 1900s, could cost about $25,000 to move, and perhaps $200,000 more to renovate.
Brown Schools wants advisers to be advocates
School leaders envision a volunteer council that educates the public and highlights the school's good works.
Citrus digest
Written bomb threat found at school
State court suspends, fines local lawyer
The Florida Supreme Court issued its decision after Jim Cummins, 34, was found guilty of nine offenses.
'Sarasota Songbird' to open Sampler season
Mindy Simmons blends jazz, blues and folk as she performs original songs and well-known standards.
This week
PLAYHOUSE 19 OPENER: The musical Cabaret opens the 2001-2002 season this weekend at Playhouse 19, 865 U.S. 19 S., Crystal River. The play runs Thursday and weekends through Sept. 30. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $15. Call the box office at 563-1333.
Pirates ready for air attack
Springstead may think there is a weakness, but the Crystal River secondary expects to be prepared.
Hurricanes pass on having just one QB
At Citrus, two quarterbacks are better than one.
