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According to NASA, "Hurricanes are the most

powerful accumulations of energy on Earth".

"The Citgo station on the corner of Highway 19 and 40 has two flags displayed

They are violent ocean-churning storms. Of

very prominently for those passing by. The flags are motorcycles on the background of the

what benefit are they?

red and white stripes of our Nation's Flag. While we appreciate and support those in our

biking community, and have great respect for our AMVETS Riders, our members have

Hurricanes release a tremen-

expressed that our Nation's flag should be displayed with great respect and honor, and not

dous amount of rainfall. In 2003, Hurricane

altered to serve as an advertisement.

Isabella dropped 400 trillion tons of fresh wa-

We also appreciate our local businesses and support them when ever we can.

ter before blowing out.

We would like to see the flags replaced to display our Nation's Stars and Stripes as it should

Hurricanes act as huge

be, with the great honor, dignity, and respect it deserves."

desalination factories bringing much needed

fresh water to hot, drought-affected countries.

Joe Hozian, Commander

Many regions of the world owe their harvest success to hurricanes.

Hurricanes water the crops and replenish ground water.

Important Information from Your Levy

Hurricanes cool the ocean. The hot surface waters are replaced by

deeper, cooler water moving upward after the removal of hot ocean water via evapora-

County Supervisor of Elections

tion. By using satellites to track the path of a hurricane, we can "see" the heat content

of the ocean's surface water. The trailing pathway of a hurricane is considerably

cooler after the storm passes. After Hurricane Fabian passed, the ocean waters were

Primary Election Q. and A.

Hurricanes act as a safety valve and spread this extra heat out away

from the tropical zones toward the poles. When the ocean waters evaporate, they re-

Below are some Frequently Asked Questions regarding the upcoming Primary Election. The

move the heat and release it into the atmosphere, often far from where the storm first

Supervisor of Elections office wants to be sure every voter has the information needed to

make their selection in every election, both primary and general.

These answers only apply for the situations occurring in this particular primary election and

Yes, hurricanes are powerful storms, but they do much more than harmful destruction.

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may change for the next primary election depending on the qualifying candidates and any

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mail, Tom Russell, last possible date to register to vote in the primary August 26, 2014?

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A: For the primary election,

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sible day to register to vote and to make any changes, such as changing your party affilia-

tion, to be able to vote in the primary election.

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We had a good Code Enforcement workshop session this past Friday (July

Q: Who can vote in the primary election on August 26, 2014?

11th). Before I get to that, though, I want to make sure people understand what we're talk-

ing about and why it's important.

A: Florida is a closed primary state and only voters who are registered members of a po-

The purpose of Code Enforcement is to make sure buildings are safe and community

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litical party may vote for their respective party's candidates in a primary election. Voters

standards are upheld. That's it - nothing more. The process will be one of persuasion. Vio-

without party   arenoteligible votefor candidates in a primary election.

   affiliation     to    party 

lators will be given an opportunity to correct the problem; the only people who will ever

All registered voters, regardless of party affiliation, may vote on nonpartisan candidates in

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have to worry about going to a hearing will be those who simply refuse to address the issues

which led to them being cited. "Fix the problem" is the focus; any property owner will-

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ing to work with us in good faith to get the job done will have nothing to fear from Code

 Fr this in LevyCounty on  2014,votersregistered Republican

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will receive a ballot specifically for that party. Voters registered as Democrat will likewise

The Commission had an excellent discussion last Friday. Thanks to Commissioner Kes-

receive a ballot with democratic candidates only, and voters with no party affiliation will

terson and Steve Warren"s research work, the Commission had a lot of information to draw

 ballot with only. Again, this is only for this particular pri-

  non-partisan candidates 

on in charting a course for our Town. The next step will be for the Town Attorney to act on

mary election situation and may be different for the next primarydepending on qualifying

the Commission's input and prepare a draft ordinance for the Commission's consideration.

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R Y candidates.G M A D E T O O R D E R

Thank you to everyone who took the time to make their views known on this important

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Q:vote  on November 4, 2014?

Who can  in the general election

Glenda Kirkland, Mayor

Levy County Transit To Offer Free Trips to the Polls

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 Every registered voter,  of party affiliation,

a candidateof anyparty.

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Tammy Jones, Levy County Supervisor of Elections is pleased to be partnering

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with Levy County Transit in order to provide transportation for voters on Election Day. By

Remember,additional go to the Supervisor of Elections website at www.

 for  information,

offering free transportation we hope to make the polls more accessible to voters throughout

votelevy.com or contact the Supervisor of Elections office at (352) 486-5163.

Levy County. Every voter has a right to make their voice heard on Election Day. Transpor-

tation will also be available to voters who wish to vote early. Early Voting will be held at

Tammy Jones, Supervisor of Elections

the Elections Office. To learn more about Election Day transportation please contact Levy

County Transit at (352)486-3485.

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Voters of Citrus County

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2nd & 4th Wed. 9am-2pm.

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Daystar Life Center

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Orange Line Bus Transportation

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