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18th Annual Window Painting Winners & Entrants

AGE GROUP 5-6-7-8

#28 *(3rd place) Manning Hampton, Inglis;

#52 Layla Tyler, 4, Yankeetown;

#62 Ryan Wildey, 10 Inglis;

#50 (3rd place) Sandra Evers, 7, Dunnellon

AGE GROUP 12-13-14

#67 London Castle, 5, Inglis;

#31 (2nd place) Hanna Roof, 13, Inglis;

#72 Patrick Stewart, 8, Inglis;

#14 (1st place) Kimberly Evers, Dunnellon;

#55 (2nd place) David Marsee, 5, Inglis;

#48 Samantha Reinertsen, 14, Inglis;

#63 Shannon Keim, 4, Yankeetown;

#47 Andrea Louis, 12, Crystal River;

#66 Shane Keim, 6, Yankeetown;

#26 Scotty Lind, 14, Inglis;

#46 (1st place) Eli Thompson, 8, Inglis;

#27 Marina Hampton, 13, Inglis;

#59 Chandler Stalcus, 7, Crystal River;

#40 (3rd place) Alexander Wildey, Inglis;

#71 Grace Lind 7, Inglis;

#22 and #33 Austin Berecz, 14, Inglis;

#56 Brook McCarthy, 7, Inglis;

AGE GROUP 18 AND OLDER

#53 Garrett Sims, 7, Inglis

#5 Lila Tyler, Yankeetown;

#32 Ashlyn Daniels, 2, Yankeetown;

#34 (1st place) Belinda Daniels, Yankeetown

AGE GROUP 9-10-11

#35 (2nd place) Pamela McVey, Inglis;

#54 Delaney Tyler, 9, Yankeetown;

#37 Stacy Evers, Dunnellon;

#51 Brittney Evers, 10, Dunnellon;

#8 Helen Uebbing, Inglis;

#66 Logan Castle, 10, Inglis;

#9 Ronald Uebbing, Inglis;

#45 (1st place) Danielle Reinertsen, Inglis;

#64 Addison Crews, Inglis;

#68 Aubrey Crews, 8, Inglis;

#25 (3rd place) Tanya Berecz, Inglis;

#60 (2nd place) Glory Thompson 11, Inglis;

The FWC got a call from FHP Monday at 10:57 a.m. to respond to a car in the water at the

#44 Anna Zarkowski, Inglis;

#36 Peyton Stalcup, Crystal River;

#43 Nichole Zarkowski, Inglis

Yankeetown Boat Ramp at the end of Hwy 40. The Levy Sheriff dept. dive team was going

#69 Jennifer Lind, 11, Inglis;

#57 Louise Lombardi, Inglis;

to check it out. The FWC had officers on scene but the incident was turned over to the Levy

#58 Jade Dias, 11, Crystal River;

#41 Rachel Wildey, Inglis;

County SO at about 1 p.m. It was unclear if anyone was in the car, and no further details have

#30 Aaliyah Albert, 9, Inglis;

This list also available on: thenewscaster.com

been available from the Levy Sheriff Dept. Newscaster Photo by Lee Paulet.

Inglis Approves Return of Recycling Trailers Squawk Box

Continued from page 1

The recycling trailers are on their way back to Inglis. Inglis commissioner Sally

bakery. The real story here is: this is child abuse. Parents egging an unhappy child into a

Price made the motion and it passed at the December 11th meeting to get recycle trailers

full-blown emotional meltdown and filming it for what? Fifteen minutes on U-Tube or

back. They will be located on town property just west of the chamber of commerce build-

National Television? Really? So I guess this is good drama, good entertainment for a

ing. Commissioner Sherrie Ely will contact the county about the placement.

certain twisted mind: unnecessarily provoking a child to hysteria? Wow, what did your

parents do to you?

With respect to the closing of the Hostess/Twinkie Bakery, yes it is unfortunate

that people are loosing their jobs, that is always a bad thing. But maybe there isn t a

market for non-food containers filled with sugar and lard that can sit on a shelf for 50

years. However, with proper leadership and vision that plant could move on to produce

wholesome, nutritious food. They could engage local growers and produce quality baked

goods or other food products that will contribute to the process of restoring health rather

than creating obesity and other diseases related to consuming “non-food” products that sit

on a shelf for 50 years!! And in that endeavor they will create jobs -- it is always more

labor intensive to produce quality as opposed to quantity and longetivity.

That is why it is particularly poignant that an 18 month old child is having a

meltdown about loosing Twinkies!!! My point, however, is that the real story here is not

football teams that loose, or political ads that make you snooze but parents who capitalize

on their children s unhapiness by posting their “meltdowns” on u-tube and national televi-

sion. To those parents: you sicken me. And those of you that find those video clips enter-

taining, well I question your values and culture. It is people like you that make me want

to endorse government licensing of child birth! I am neither a “big government endorser

or a government hater. I think we need a certain amount of government. And to DCF,

WHERE are you on these cases. It is obvious abuse. And to the rest of you: Am I the only

one outraged by this exploitation of children being presented as news/entertainment?

Anthony DiFalco. 65, Inglis

CRYSTAL RIVER --- On Saturday, December 1, Schrade’s Taekwondo and Kumdo hosted

a Break-A-Thon for Lance Cpl. Joshua Langston White, a local Marine injured while on

Anthony DiFalco. 65, of Inglis, FL, passed away peacefully at Haven

duty in Afghanistan.

Hospice Care Center in Chiefland, FL, on Thursday, December 6, 2012. He

Schrade’s students requested pledges for each wood board they could split by

worked at the Food Ranch in Inglis for 11 years and loved his job there and all

kicking in a two-minute period. Then on Saturday, they got busy breaking. Twenty-five

his co-workers, and they treated each other like family even after he could no

taekwondo students of various belt ranks, aged 5 to 51, participated in the event. According

longer work due to his failing health. His greatest joy was being Santa at the

to Brian Sargent, current owner and instructor of Schrade’s Taekwondo and Kumdo, the

Yankeetown School and at the Food Ranch every December. He was lovingly

Break-A-Thon raised more than $ 4900 for White and his family.

known at the Yankeetown Community Church, where he was a very active member, as the

“And one of our students, Rob Nye, convinced Home Depot to donate all the

Rev. Dr. Anthony DiFalco. He always gave his very best no matter what he was involved

wood for our cause,” said Sargent. “That’s about $500 more that we could give to Josh!”

in whether it be his job at the Food Ranch, his church duties or at home. He was truly a

Joshua White, 22, suffered severe injuries and the loss of both legs as the result of

blessing to all who knew him and will be dearly missed by all. A Celebration of his life

an IED explosion while patrolling the Kajaki District in Afghanistan’s Helmand province

will be at the Yankeetown Community Church on Saturday, January 5, 2013, at 11am with

on Aug. 10. He’s undergoing physical therapy at Walter Reed National Military Medical

a luncheon to follow in the church hall. In lieu of flowers please make a contribution to

Center in Maryland and hopes to return to Citrus soon. White played football at Crystal

“Yankeetown Community Church/Bray funeral fund” in memory of Anthony DiFalco.

River High School.

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