THE NEWSCASTER-Nature Coast News
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Parkview Lanes Weekly News
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Across the region, the labor force grew by 2,066 to 208,991 and there were 16,338 unem-
Ness 824; Shorty Williams 807.
SUNCOAST SENIORS 12-WEEK MIXED
ployed, an increase over the month of 740 but down 3,979 since May 2012. At the same
LEAGUE MEETING: Tuesday, August 27,
time, the number of those with jobs rose since April by 1,326 to 192,653 for a gain over the
YOUNG & RESTLESS: Handicap, Youth:
at 12:30pm will be the inaugural meeting of
year of 2,083 employed.
Gregory Stein 273; Matt Allen 267,686;
the SunCoast Seniors 12-week league. The
Ted Malysz 715. Handicap, Adult: Charlie
league will bowl at 1pm on Tuesdays, be-
Here’s the break down for each county:
Stein 300,783; Bryan Craig 255; Gene Allen
ginning September 3rdand ending Novem-
• Citrus County s labor force expanded by 652 to 57,176, the number of employed
713. Scratch, Youth: Matt Allen 247,626;
ber 19th. The cost is $12 per week ($3 prize
rose by 425 to 52,621, while those without jobs increased by 227 to 4,555. The unemploy-
Michael Andriuolo 190,468.
Scratch,
money). Call the Center at 352-489-6933 to
ment rate in May 2012 was 9.7 percent when there were 5,522 unemployed.
Adult: Charlie Stein 288,747; Brian Carney
join, either as a team or as an individual, or
• Levy County s labor force increased by 45 to 16,268, employment remained virtu-
231,629.
for more information.
ally unchanged with a gain of four jobs to 14,991 and the number of unemployed dropped
by 41 to 1,277 which is down 269 over the year when the unemployment rate was 10.7
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
SCRATCH:
FALL SCRATCH LEAGUE: Dorine Fuge-
percent.
Scratch: Sean Fugere 268,755; Brian Car-
re will organize a Scratch league (with cap)
• Marion County s labor force grew by 1,369 to 135,547, the number of employed
ney 258,707; Dorine Fugere 210,568; Kim
on Tuesday nights for the 2013-2014 season
rose by 897 to 125,041 and those without jobs fell by 472 to 10,506, which is 2,743 fewer
Mullis 209,582.
if there is enough interest. The exact format
unemployed than May 2012 when the rate was 9.9 percent.
of the league (team members, team average
Work to begin on Progress Energy right of way
WOMEN’S SUMMER TRIO: Handi-
cap, season length, etc.) will be determined
cap: Nancy Vaughan 240,677; Mae Johns
Progress Energy crews will be performing selective herbicide applications in the later. Bowlers interested in joining should
229; Mona Rosado 626. Scratch: Nancy
right of way of the HDU69kV transmission line that starts at the Holder Substation located contact Dorine (352-697-2675) or the Cen-
Vaughan 173,476; Mae Johns 167,433.
at 6870 N. Lecanto Highway in Beverly Hills and ends at the Dunnellon Town Substation ter 489-69330 before August 1.
located at 10995 N. Florida Avenue in Dunnellon.
HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: Bob
League and Tournament scores for the week
The HDU is a 6 mile 30’ wide right of way and work is scheduled to start within
Buege 286; Victor Maldonado 278; Jim Jer-
ending July 14:
the next few weeks.
mann 753; Andrea Kish 262; Cheryl Apple
MONDAY SUMMER SPECIAL: Handi- 289; June Williams 717; Carolyn Handley
cap: Shorty Williams 288; Ray Colon 708. Scratch: Bob Buege 252,604; Murphy
286,754; David Rogers 729; Lynn Casdia Combs 226,610; Rich Williams 604; Dawn
271,755; Michelle Shirley 270,738. Scratch: Dearlove 195,502; Andrea Kish 179; Caro-
Wes Foley 213,588; Shorty Williams 211; lyn Handley 468.
Hometown News for the Nature Coast
Arta Norris 549; Michelle Shirley 204,650;
Advertising at Reasonable Rates for S Levy, NE Citrus & SW Marion Counties
BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Ted Maly-
Jacque Iverson 186,507.
5093 S. Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446
sz, 67 pins over his average, Nancy
Phone: (352) 489-4588 Fax: (727) 362-4788
TUESDAY SUMMER NOTAP TOUR- Vaughan, 77 pins over her average, and
Email, Tom Russell, Publisher: thenewscaster1@gmail.com
Email, Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com
NEY: Handicap: Joe Markham 829; Jerry Charlie Stein, 99 pins over his average.
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Levy County Department of Public Safety members recently graduated from Withlacoochee
Public Safety Training Center on Monday, July 1, 2013. The employees completed the Fire-
fighter II training program that was conducted on a shift friendly schedule to help facili-
tate the successes of the program. Graduation was held at Black Prong Equestrian Center in
Bronson, Florida. Graduates, family members, Fire Chiefs, and county commissioners, cel-
ebrated the occasion with the new Firefighter II graduates.
CrimeStoppers Levy: 1-877-349-8477
Citrus: 1-888-ANY-TIPS
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Inglis Public Notice
The Town of Inglis is in need of volunteers to serve on the
Inglis Planning Commission. This seven member board serves
in an advisory capacity to help maintain the primary existing
character of the town, guide future growth and development,
protect, and improve the health, safety and welfare of the citi-
zens of Inglis. The Town is in need of persons in the profes-
sional field, such as Planners, Architects, Businesspersons, En-
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gineers, General Contractors, Subcontractors, Realtors or any
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persons interested in the welfare of the Town. Please do your
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part to ensure the future of your town. You can make a differ-
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ence by volunteering to serve on this board. Inquiries may be
made by contacting Inglis Town Clerk, Sally McCranie at (352
After 4 pm.
447-2203). Please respond by July22, 2013. 5:00 P.M.
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