November 16, 2000
Many area water violators escaping citations
Despite the drought, Citrus, Hernando and Pasco are lax in enforcing water restrictions.
IRS refunds catch up with Citrus taxpayers
People who didn't claim what they're owed will receive checks.
Election stirs an old debate
The call is renewed for appointing the school superintendent. It may be a 2002 referendum item.
Official takes flak for prayer views
A new School Board member faces complaints after opposing Christian prayers at meetings.
School Board member deserves applause
Citrus County voters who supported the candidacy of Carol Snyder should be pleased with their choice.
From Greek Festival, a 'thank you'
Editor: On behalf of the Greek Festival co-chairmen, committee chairpersons and all volunteer workers who unselfishly gave their time and energy in making this year's festival the best ever, I would like to thank all the people who attended our three-day festival during the last weekend in October.
Division champs include three first-timers
Thirty-six weeks sure makes for a long haul for a racer looking to capture a division championship at Citrus County Speedway. The commitment of time, effort and, of course, money to keep a racing program on track all season is a considerable tax on a team.
One if by land and two if by sea
Citrus' Lauren Gaffney will attempt to compete in two state meets Saturday.
County's best to face uphill battle to win
LECANTO -- Of the 28 swimmers from Citrus County who have qualified for this week's Class 2A and Class A state swim meet, there is only one with a legitimate shot of making the top 16.
Say it
Seventh grade students at Citrus Springs Middle School were asked: "What makes a good parent?"
Two great inventions of 20th century
Students write about how the X-ray machine and electric light enhance the quality of life.
Class notes
PGE ART AND MUSIC PROGRAM: The Pleasant Grove Elementary School PTA will hold a general meeting at 6:30 Nov. 28. The short business meeting will precede a chorus performance. Student art also will be on display. A craft activity will be provided for children so parents can listen to the music and view the art. Refreshments will be served. For information, call 860-0327.
Citrus in brief
Stampede Rodeo slated for weekend
Children celebrate diverse array of holidays
Students at ComeUnity Montessori School learn about other cultures through hands-on cooking and crafts.