PAGE 12 - July 9, 2008
The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
Freedom Fest 2008 Photo Gallery
It looked as though Caleb Bailey, 8, Yankee-
town, would manage to climb to the top of the
The "rock wall" was climbed by the most
childrens' greased pole, without any help from
adverturesome of the attendees at Saturday's
These four youths had a fun time on the New "whirligig," Saturday afternoon at South Levy
others. Several times, he almost made it to the
Freedom Fest in Inglis. Although it appeared
Recreational Park - the more they pulled on the handles, the more they spinned!
top. See a video on: thenewscaster.com
daunting, climbers used safety devices and
See the Video on: http://www.thenewscaster.com/video_page.html
no one was injured! See our New Video gal-
Tim Swiggett, board member of the Freedom Fest Planning Committee and Inglis Police Of-
ficer, and Wayne Beaumont (almost obscured) of the Inglis Volunteer Fire Department drove
Darlene Slattery, Assistant Town Clerk, Inglis, decked-out in her patriotic-colored swimming
around the South Levy Recreational Park in style, last Saturday, at the Fredom Fest celebra-
suit, enjoys her cool, shaded station in the Dunk Tank at Saturday's Freedom Fest at South
tion. They're chatting with 10-year-old Austin Berecz (L) and his father, Brian Berecz (R).
Levy Recreational Park. Darlene professed to having the best job in the park! See the video on
*Hairport*
Coastal
Homosassa man killed in crash
Perms & Hi-lite
Carting
A vehicle crash in Spring Hill, July 5, resulted in the death of a Homosassa man.
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According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the accident occurred around 10:40 a.m. at the
Roll-Off Container Service
intersection of U.S. Hwy. 19 and Spring Hill Dr.
Contractors/Homeowners
Violet Johanyak, 88, of Brooksville, was driving a 1995 Oldsmobile, southbound in
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10-20-30 yd.
the inside lane, and was stopped at the red traffic signal. According to the report, the traffic
Make your
Dumpsters
signal to travel southbound turned green, and the two left turn lanes had a red arrow. Ms.
Johanyak told the trooper that she was in the left turn land, and when she saw a light turn
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Construction Debris
green, a vehicle directly behnd her began to honk. Meanwhile, Roy Moss, 77, of Homosassa,
Yard Waste
was driving a 1999 Honda morotcycle in the opposite direction (northbound) on U.S. Hwy. 19.
He was driving in the inside lane and had a green traffic light. He was proceeding through the
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intersection when Ms. Johanyak made a left turn from the inside, southbound lane, into the
352-212-0405
path of Mr. Moss. The front of Mr. Moss' motorcycle collided into the right side of Ms.
Johanyak's car, which ejected Mr. Moss from his vehicle onto the road.
Mr. Moss was transported to Spring Hill Regional Hospital, where he expired from his
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injuries. Ms. Johanyak was charged with violation of a traffic control device, for running the
Locally Owned & Operated
red traffic signal, and she will have to appear in Hernando County Court.
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According to the FHP, both drivers were using safety devices, and no alcohol was
Licensed & Insured
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involved. Ms. Johanyak had a passenger in her car, James Johanyak, 69, of Brooksville. Nei-
Center - Inglis
ther of the Johanyaks were injured.
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