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CertifiedAdministratorExecutiveCertified Port Executive. Mr.

Port Brad Thorpe is now a Certificate

Thorpe attended a week long training program from March 11-15 in New Orleans, Loui-

siana presented by MacDonnell Group Marine training program and instructed by Captain

Jeffrey W. Monroe, MM, MTM, CPE.

The course consists of 40 hour classroom instruction which included everything

from The Intermodal Transportation System, Cargo Management, and Port Operations to

Tariffs, Terminal Regulations and Security. The objective of the course is to strengthen the

effectiveness and competitiveness of port and marine transportation organizations through

a unique professional development experience for individuals. Capt. Monroe explained the

program was exclusively Canadian in scope; but recently began to expand the programs of-

ferings to include the United States. “One of our goals is to develop a CPE Certified Port

Executive alumnus that will positively influence the port and marine transportation industry

well into the 21st century.” More than 400 people have completed this course designed to

strengthen the upper-level management of the industry, who, in turn, are better able to re-

“Cookie and Kaitlyn have recently lost their

spond to the needs of their ports. Mr. Thorpe said this training gave him a better understand-

human mother. So, he and his girlfriend are

ing of port operations and maritime activities that could be used for the future of Port Citrus.

available for adoption. Cookie, the 15 #, 7 Sophie is a little Silky Terrier that wants

Pet Food Donations needed at Animal Services

yo male Jack Russell, is a love and devoted more attention since her mom had to go to

to people and wants to be your lap dog, and work and can’t give her the devotion she

Citrus County Animal Services is asking for the public’s help in meeting the needs

Katlyn, the 25 #, s.f, 5 yo Rat Terrier mix, is once could. Mom loves her enough to want

of financially challenged citizens who own pets. The goal is to afford those residents the

very submissive, obedient, and wants your what is best for Sophie. Sophie is a beautiful

ability to feed their pets.

love. They get along pretty well with each 7 years young Silky Terrier. She needs to be

Animal Services is asking citizens to deliver pet food donations to their local food

other. The two may go to separate homes or with someone who is willing and able to take

bank or to the Animal Services shelter in Inverness to help those residents keep their animals

together. They are both very sweet. Cookie her on long walks or to the dog park daily,

rather than surrender them to the shelter because they don’t have the money to feed them.

will be neutered and both will be up to date as she is energetic and very social. She is

Animal Services staff says dog food is especially in short supply. For more infor-

with vaccines, HW test, and ID chipped. great with other dogs, but dislikes being left

mation on how you can help, call 352-746-8400. Monetary donations may be mailed to:

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Katie is already spade. A Humane Society alone for long periods. She enjoys riding in

Citrus County Animal Services; 4030 South Airport Road, Inverness, FL 34450. The shelter

of CENTRAL FLORIDA Pet Rescue, Inc. the car and going for walks, playing with her

is located at the end of Airport Road, which is off U.S. 41 between the Inverness Airport and

does home visits prior to adoptions,for the Nature Coast dog her size. No children. A

Hometown News there-

toys or another Marion Counties

the county auditorium/fairgrounds, just south of Inverness.

dvertising at only adopt to Rates for S Levy, NE Citrus & SW

fore, we Reasonable the Citrus County Humane Society of CENTRAL FLORIDA

New schedules for Veteran Services

and adjoining countyOrwellIf you are with- Pet Rescue, Inc. does home visits prior to

5093 S. areas. Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446

in these areas, see this dog 489-4588 little adoptions, therefore, we only adopt to the

Phone: (352) and other Fax: (727) 362-4788

The Citrus County Veterans Services Department has announced a Case Manager

dogsmaiour WEEKLY SATURDAY Adop- Citrus County and adjoining county areas. will be available during the week to assists veterans to apply for benefits and provide infor-

E at l, Tom Russell, Publisher: thenewscaster1@gmail.com

tion Events, located at PetEditor: debbienewscaster@gmail.comlittle dog phone mation for other veterans benefits. 1st Wednesday of each month – Lakes Regional Library,

Email, Debbie Russell, Supermarket,

r.com • newscasterarchives.com • up If you must give up your

asteInverness, 10-12 noon. If you must givehistory.newscasterarchives.com • thehealthcaster.com

527.9050 or a Doberman Pinscher, phone 1511 Druid Rd., Inverness. 2nd Wednesday of each month – Homosassa Branch, 4100 S.

your little dog phone 527.9050.

Grandmarch Ave., Homosassa. 3rd Wednesday of each month – Coastal Regional Library,

8619 W. Crystal St., Crystal River. (Beginning March 20th )

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Hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. To make an appointment to meet with the Case

Manager, call 352-527-5915.

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