Page 4 November 23, 2011
The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
Levy County Sheriff s Office Jail Report
Remembering the past
Nov. 14 - Melinda Helen Foster, 57, Inglis, was booked into the Levy County Jail by the
Inglis Police Department, charged with written promise to appear (bond $10,000) and pro-
bation violation (no bond).
Nov. 16 - Ernest Edward Schott, 19, 11162 Nighthawk Terrace, Inglis, was booked into the
Levy Couty Jail by the Levy County Sheriff s Office for operating a motor vehicle without
a valid license (bond $500).
Nov. 16 - Donald Knowlton, Jr., 34, 21 Cypress Lane, Inglis, was booked into the Levy
County Jail by the Inglis Police Department on two out of county warrants. His bond was
set at $7,000.
Nov. 17 - Michelle Mallorie McKay, 25, 6730 Debra St., Inglis, was booked into the Levy
County Jail by the Inglis Police Department on seven counts of fraud (credit card, more than
$100) and one count of grand theft (greater than $300, less than $5,000). Her bond was set
at $80,000.
Port Paradise Hotel was known mainly to fisherman back in 1956 when this photo was taken.
In 1961 Elvis, The King made this a landmark in sleepy Crystal River when it was chosen as
the lodging while the movie Follow That Dream was being filmed. The majority was filmed in
Yankeetown and has been the subject of celebration as the half century mark was reached.
Squawk Box
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Happy Thanksgiving - Every year the local South Levy churches get together and have a joint
Pictured, during the ceremony,
Community Thanksgiving Service open to the public at the Inglis Community Center. This year
is Yankeetown mayor Dawn Clary and
seats were filled and there was little standing room left for the giving of thanks especially in
Nancy Tint, president of the Elvis Presley
these hard times. The different churches presented music with prayer and praise. The church
Continentals Fan Club, the original Elvis
ladies prepared an impressive spread of food to finish out a wonderful evening. The young
Presley fan club that received its name
girls from the Inglis Baptist Church presented some uplifting songs as their part of the Com-
from the King of Rock and Roll - Elvis
munity Thanksgiving program presented Thursday night.
Presley, himself! Making the event even
Coastal
Hair Port
more special, Mayor Clary issued a Town
Proclamation declaring November “Elvis
at Plaza 40
Presley Month” in Yankeetown, which she
Carting
presented to fan club president Nancy Tint
Shopping Center
during the special ceremony. (Photo cour-
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Hwy. 40E, Inglis
Area Chamber of Commerce.)
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