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Defense Dept. Funds Levy County for

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Ballots for Military and Overseas Voters

Trevor Roberts 257,716; Steve Strohschnit-

SUNCOAST SENIORS 9-PIN NOTAP:

ter 257,705; Bobby Craft 248,723; Dorine

The Suncoast Seniors 9-Pin NoTap league

The Department of Defense has awarded Levy County funding to deliver elec-

Fugere 244,652; Lori Ciquera 219,563.

will be 10 weeks this year due to holidays.

tronic ballots to military and overseas voters more efficiently. The Uniformed and Overseas

The league will start at 12:50pm, June 10,

Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA) guarantees ballot access to military and overseas

WOMEN'S SUMMER TRIO: Handicap:

and bowl each Tuesday except for July 1,

voters 45 days before any Federal Election. Utilizing this funding, Levy County will join

Diane Swoboda 244,675; Betty Chapman

concluding August 19. Contact the Center

34 Florida Counties that provide a portal where UOCAVA voters can securely download

231; Monika Seeger 638. Scratch: Diane

at 352-489-6933 to register or for more info.

their voter- specific ballot from anywhere in the world.

Swoboda 193,522; Diane Mauck 173; Mar-

WEDNESDAY 7-9-8 NOTAP TOURNEY:

"As Election Administrators, one of our highest priorities is delivering ballots to

ilyn Seymour 474.

Rich Beaudry 794; Herb Sherrill 734; Mari-

the brave men and women serving our Country," said Tammy Jones, Supervisor of Elec-

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: Gary

lyn Seymour 653.

tions." "This funding allows us to streamline the ballot delivery process and offer our vot-

Dyer 277,731; Shorty Williams 269,758;

League scores for the week ending May 30,

ers a convenient way to securely download their ballot from anywhere in the world."

Andrea Kish 262,700; Thia Williams 256;

2014:

Okaloosa County served as the lead County that coordinated this Grant Application and

Joanne Hans 745. Scratch: Rich Williams

SUNCOAST SENIORS 12-WEEK: Hand-

the original Coalition of 13 counties that received funding in 2011 from the Federal Voter

200,573; Gary Dyer 194; Blane Myers 527;

icap: Jack Connell 239,701; Shorty Williams

Assistance Program at the Department of Defense.

Andrea Kish 181,457; June Williams 157;

229,663; June Williams 256,698;Scratch:

The LiveBallot technology will be available to voters from Levy County begin-

Ellen Bowman 423.

Jerry Ness 207,578; Ken Meldrum 206,568;

ning in the 2014 election cycle, through the Our Mission: Your Vote web portal. To receive

PARKVIEW OWLS: Handicap: Jeremy

June Williams 170,440.

access to the portal, UOCAVA voters should contact their local Elections office and request

Colegrove 269,705; Michael Andriuolo

YOUNG & RESTLESS:

Handicap

to receive their ballot electronically.

249; Wes Foley 673; Debbie Mills 262,633;

(Youth): Greg Stein 277,710; Matt Allen

The LiveBallot technology will be expressly used for the expedited delivery of

Toni Mills-Smith 228,650. Scratch: Wes

265,708. Handicap (Adult): Bryan Craig

ballot information to Military and Overseas voters. Voters will be responsible for returning

Foley 247,673; Jeremy Colegrove 247,639;

304,738; Denise Griffin 269; Gene Allen

their ballot materials to the County where they are registered to vote, in accordance with

Michael Andriuolo 235; Debbie Mills

724. Scratch (Youth): Matt Allen 254,675;

Florida State law.

212,483; Toni Mills-Smith 171,479.

Greg Stein 193,458. Scratch (Adult): Bry-

For more information about Our Mission: Your Vote please contact Levy County

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Debbie

an Craig 257; Denise Griffin 252; Brian

Supervisor of Elections office at 352- 486-5163.

Smith, 126 pins over her average, and Joe

Carney 697; Charlie Stein 648.

Disclaimer: This effort is sponsored by the Department of Defense Federal Voting

Baierlein, 134 pins over his average.

WEDNESDAY SUMMER SCRATCH:

Inglis Special Meeting - Continued from page 1

Assistance Program (FVAP). The content of the information does not necessarily reflect the

position or policy of the Government; and no official Government endorsement is inferred.

"Searching for the Truth"

ings, would be violated. What constitutes "reasonable notice" is determined on a case-by-

case basis."

Bettin said, " Special meetings are different from regular meetings (the notice

THE CLIMATE CHANGE THAT HAS OCCURRED & STILL IS

requirements for special meetings are more strict). If we know what particular matters are

After the Flood, Noah stepped out of the ark into

going to be discussed at a special meeting, then the notice should identify those particular

a forbidding environment. Underneath Noah's feet were

matters so the public can decide whether it wishes to attend the meeting."

thousands of feet of mud and sand in which the animals and

"During the meeting, Commissioner White admitted he only wanted to address

plants from the pre-flood world were buried. The unstable

one "Town employee" the Town Attorney (according to him, I'm a "Town employee,"

Earth was struggling to reestablish new plants. Super vol-

and therefore the notice was adequate). If that subject had been entertained, then the meet-

canoes were belching ash and lava over vast regions while

ing would have been "illegal" for lack of proper notice because 1)

The Town Attorney

earthquakes still rocked the land. It took centuries for the Earth's climate to transition

is not a Town employee (private contractor); and 2)

Given it was indeed possible to

from the wettest period in history to today's climate.

give more specific notice of the purpose of the meeting, the notice given was deceptive and

Thousands of volcanoes and rapid continental movement during the Flood

inadequate."

caused the oceans to warm up to 80oF (or higher), whereas the average ocean tempera-

Bettin admitted" It's hardly a secret that Commissioner White has been unhappy

ture today is 39oF. These warm oceans, next to cold continents, created violent storms.

with me since the April 24th meeting. He s free to make a motion to fire me at any regular

Enormous hurricanes (called hypercanes) drew water from the oceans and dumped it

Commission meeting. He's also free to request a special meeting "To address the Town

onto the land, filling depressions, causing lakes to overflow, and cutting deep canyons

Attorney's performance / status," if he is so inclined - whether the Mayor would call or two

through newly laid sediment layers. These intense rains also saturated the ground, al-

other Commissioners would endorse the call of such a meeting is the question."

lowing groundwater to rapidly carve enormous cave formations; these caves would take

It was also revealed that Attorney Bettin hired a court reporter to document the

hundreds of thousands of years to form at today's rate.

meeting. In recents weeks, recording equipment audio problems have been apparent. The

As the oceans cooled and precipitation declined, the world's reforested areas

special meeting of April 24, was not recorded at all.

started to dry out and change to grasslands. Meanwhile, at high latitudes and mountain

he Newscaster

Bettin said, "I was pretty sure the purpose of the meeting wasn't what was no-

tops, the precipitation fell as snow and ice. Ice built up rapidly, and the Earth's one and

ticed and that the meeting itself would turn into a free-for-all once the true purpose was

only ice age developed, lowering ocean levels up to 300 feet! Once the oceans cooled to

disclosed. Having the Court reporter present was in the Town's interest because a.)

present day temperatures (many hundreds of years after the flood ended), the air circula-

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the Commission took no action and shut down the meeting (which it eventually did), then

tion changed Advertising at Reasonable Rates foinS Levy, NE Cthe world,W Marion Cou

on Earth. This shift formed the deserts r a belt around itrus & S about

we'd have a record which shows nothing was actually done. b.) If the Commission went

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forward regardless, then there'd be a record that I advised against proceeding and of which

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Commissioners agreed with my advice. Bettin said, "the meeting wound up being nothing

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Ema l, Tom R s ell dramatic changes ewscaster upon this

but a talk fest no motions were made, no official actions were taken. "The Newscaster

planet in the last 4,000mail, Debbie Russell,worldowasdtrulyienewscaster@gmail.com

E years. The post-flood Edit r: ebb an ever-changing and

received a letter from a reader (see page 11) that agrees nothing was done and was a total

dynamic place.

waste of taxpayer's money. The audio of this meeting is available on thenewscaster.com.

But as a mountain erodes and crumbles, and as a rock is moved from its place,

Go to the homepage and use the Inglis link.

as water wears away stones and torrents wash away the soil, so you destroy a person's

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