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Momma Sally’s Restaurant scheduled to open this week in the December’s River-

side Inn building in Inglis received an unexpected delay when questions arose about their

permitting with the state and county. Also being challenged is the septic system. According

to Levy County the pictures used to show the septic had been done in the past and had no

permits to match the work. A source at Momma Sally’s in Crystal River also stated that this

Momma Sally’s location was totally separate from the Crystal River location.

To differentiate between the two, the restaurant would have to bear the name

Momma Sally’s North. The building originally housed Happy’s Bar years ago. December's

is named for a family name of owners of Cracker’s in Crystal River which was highly

successful. After sale to several others including Mr V’s Steak House and Riverside Inn

the struggle to reopen involved the septic system.

“Pepe is a 10 yo, 7.5 # n.m, tan, ‘Deer

type’ Chihuahua. Chihuahuas average lifes-

pan of 14-18 is fairly common, with some

reaching into their 20s. Pepe is a gentle and “Paco is an affectionate and loving little dog.

appreciative little guy, leash trained, and He is a 15 # ‘old type’ larger boned, dark

crate trained, will defend you from strang- chocolate Pomeranian mix? This 1 yo ‘pup-

ers and alert to a noise. Please, give him py’ has had very little attention/training. We

an opportunity to live with someone spe- rescued him from a kill shelter because he

cial, you. No children. He is sweet but can will be such a great companion for the right

be scared at first, is submissive and non- adopter who likes his ‘eagerness to learn’

aggressive. Pepe was held in the County attitude. He does want to please you and

Animal Control over 30 days, until A learn. Paco comes with 10+free obedience

H.S. of Central FL. Pet Rescue, Inc. took training lessons. He is quite playful, likes to

him. Without past dental care, he had to carry a toy around with him, doing well with

have all but 4 teeth pulled. Sometimes, the housebreaking, leash trained, crate trained,

missing lower right canine tooth allows his likes to ride in a car, go on walks, enjoys at-

tongue to hang out a little. This cutie has lots tention and lots of ‘luvin’. Paco is learning

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of love to offer. Pepe and other small dogs to curb his exuberant habit of leaping up to

may be seen at the weekly Saturdayfor the Nature Coastto give you a kiss. Abused by

Hometown News Adop- get a treat or

dverttiionng at Reasonable Rates for S Levy, NEman? No& SW Marion Counties dona-

si Event outside of Pet Supermarket, In- a Citrus cats or children. Adoption

verness, 105AM-Noon. requiredHomosassa, FloridaA Humane Society of CENTRAL

093 S. Orwell Pt., adoption tion $150. 34446

donation helps us afford sterilizing, vac- FLORIDA Pet Rescue, Inc. does home visits Pawfection Ranch Grooming & Pet Hotel, Homosassa, presented “PET PHOTOS WITH SANTA”

Phone: (352) 489-4588 Fax: (727) 362-4788

cinesmail, tests, ID chipping, worming, pre- prior to adoptions, therefore, we only adopt on Sunday, November 4, benefitting patients and families served by Hospice of Citrus County.

E , HW Tom Russell, Publisher: thenewscaster1@gmail.com

veEtioais ,for parasites. If you must rehome to the Citrus County and adjoining county Pictured is dog-lover and Hospice of Citrus County supporter Barbara Mello with Mikey (Multi

nm n l Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com

caster.cosmall dog, we adopt to the home it•will areas. If you are within these areas, see this –Poo).com

your m • newscasterarchives.com history.newscasterarchives.com • thehealthcaster and Abbi (Golden Doodle), not pictured Danny (Multi-Poo). The fundraising event fea-

love, phone 527.9050. A volunteer will re- dog and others at our SATURDAY Adop- tured pet photos, refreshments, live music, vendors and raffle drawings.

Kennel Cough vaccine and boarding your pet

tions, at Pet Supermarket,Inverness.

turn your call as soon as possible.

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Remember, if you plan to board your dog and have him/her vaccinated with the

Kennel Cough vaccine, please have the dog vacccinated at least two weeks prior to board-

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ing, as the vaccine makes pets more succeptible to Kennel Cough for two weeks. This tip

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was provided by Donna Scott with A Humane Society of Central Florida Pet Rescue.

FHP looking Patrol ishit and run driver the

for asking the public’s assistance to help locate

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driver of a vehicle - possibly a large pickup truck that is missing a black, passenger side

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power mirror - that was involved in a hit and run crash with a bicycle and seriously injured

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the rider, 18 year-old Nolan M. Scott of Floral City.

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The crash occurred in Citrus County, Nov. 8, at 9:10 p.m., on County Rd. 48, west

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of Istachatta. Scott was riding his Huffy bicycle, traveling east on County Rd. 48, and the

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driver of the other vehicle, was behind the bicycle. As the vehicle passed the bicycle, the

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passenger side of the vehicle struck the bicycle, and the driver did not stop to render aid or

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provide information to the bicyclist, who was not wearing a helmet. Using lights mounted

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on the bicycle, Scott was able to gain the attention of a passing motorist to summon help.

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FHP Troopers located a black, passenger-side, outside power mirror and portions

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of a vent shade that most likely came from a large pickup truck. Witnesses or anyone with

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information concerning the hit and run crash or who know of a large truck missing a black

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passenger-side, power mirror are asked to contact the Florida Highway Patrol by phone at

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Donations of Pet Food Needed 352-746-8400 Animal Services

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