The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
PAGE 11 - August 10, 2016
Searching For The Truth
Letter of Thanks,
RE: Readin at the Ranch
Many thanks to this final weeks volunteers: Sydney Stone, Tony Berlon Weeks,
Will Return in September
John Meeks, Jenny McCarthy and Tanya McNeil. Again, thank you to all for the support by
way of money, books, food/drinks, and most of all, your time.
Sixy-two kids, 8 of which visited 2 or more times, took part in the Readin' at the
Ranch summer reading program at the Inglis Food Ranch on Fridays and Saturdays from
Based on, Inspired Evidence a book by Bruce Malone, 2011
10am to 2pm between June 17th and August 6, 2016. The premise was for kids to read or
Presented by Bob Allen, Biologist-Paid Advertisement
be read to while the adults shopped (most of the participants were age 10 or younger). 43
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volunteers filled 64 hours over 16 days of the program. Volunteers such as Inglis Town
Are You Raising Mosquitoes
Commissioners, the Yankeetown Mayor, Inglis town employees (on their lunch break),
Levy County Commissioners, Levy County Supervisor of Elections, Levy County School
in Your Yard?
Board members, Levy County Candidates, students needing community service hours, the
Inglis Postmaster, AMVETS, Heritage, WGP, Friends of the Library, the Y/I Women Club,
Fear No Evil, First Baptist Church, Seven Rivers Hospital, IRC, short wave radio club, From Levy County Mosquito Control
Drummond Community Bank, Scott, A-1, Youngs, I/Y Animal Shelter, and 18 other like
Check around your yard and home for places where water col-
minded individuals that know Reading=Knowledge=Power=$=Stuff.
lects such as water- holding containers, house AC drains, and ornamental
It was discovered some parents began reading to their child during gestation ponds You May Be Raising Mosquitoes! Here are positive steps you the
(Wendy and Andrew), but sadly, it was also apparent what guardians read to their kids early homeowner can take to reduce this menace.
The Newscaster
The
and those that did not. There are proven results when kids read at least 20 minutes everyday
5093 S. Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Floridaof old tires, tin cans, bottles, jars, buckets and other con-
Get rid 34446
(why Yankeetown School implemented the Red Hot Minutes; program). Many thanks to tainers or keep them emptied. Empty your small toddler-size wading pool
Lynn Sholes, Ms. Valentine, Pam Furino, the A. F. Knotts LibraryPhone: (352) 489-4588 weekly (727) 362-4788 when not in use. Make certain your backyard
and the secret sponsor
Fax:
and store it indoors
(who provided books), maivolunteers (who helped with the reading), and the Inglis Food swimming pool is properly maintained. Repair leaky pipes and outside faucets and move
E the l, Tom Russell, Publisher: thenewscaster1@gmail.comIEmail, Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com
Ranch for providing administrative support, fresh fruit and A/Cnewscasterarchives.com ·air conditioner drain hoses frequently. Scrub and change the water in bird baths and in vases
Websites: thenewscaster.com · during this hot summer!
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Thank-you Ruth A Ruppert, Inglis
holding flowers or cuttings twice each week or grow cuttings in sand. Empty outside water
Coast Guard Station Yankeetown
pans for pets daily. Clean clogged roof gutters and drain flat roofs and stock ornamental
ponds with fish.
It's A Fact.... All mosquitoes need water to develop. Most prefer slow-moving or
has new commander
stagnant water in which to lay their eggs. Eliminating potential breeding grounds around
your home will certainly reduce the mosquito menace around your property. One table-
spoon of water will breed over 200 mosquitoes. During warm weather, mosquitoes can
completetheirlife cycle in4 Ifyou need spraying or for more information you can
days.
County Mosquito Control at 352-486-5127.
contact the Levy
Break-In
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says Lt.Novy."Thiscoordinated effort between dispatchers had units,backsside
Johncrimes detectives, aaviation, and dispatch. Our east side patrol our east the
was
an amazing I'm very proud to serve with these dedicated men
entire time and really did job.
community
vehicles,that hadpreviously been stolen in Hernando and Polk County rob-
Two
and women."
eies,lottakenevidence. agencies, said Sheriff Jeff Dawsy. "This
b r were recovered and into
"A of crimes were just solved for other
dealershiphave kept going, but it ended here in Citrus. I'm really
car crime spree would
proudTheworkyouths,allheretoday." area, were transported to the Citrus County
of the theydid
six from the Orlando
Detention Facility in Lecanto; three were juveniles.
The three adults - Jatawn S, Barkley, 19, Orlando, FL; Cameron L. Williams, 18,
Sanford,FL;
and Roger Linton Clinton Jones, Jr., 22, Maitland, FL - were each charged
felonies mischief ofmore, theft of bonds set at $35,500, grand Felonies
with four
and misdemeanors, with their an auto, truck or bus; each. theft (of
three $1,000 or
included criminal
more, burglary. The misdemeanors include conspiring
$300 or but less than $5,000) and
Members of Coast Guard Station Yankeetown held the time-honored tradition, the change-
with anotheran offense prohibited by law, resisting a law enforcement
person to commit
of-command ceremony, Aug. 3, with Chief Warrant Officer (right) trans-
Robert Whitmore
officer without violence,
and traveling across county lines with intent to commit a burglary.
ferring command of the station to Coast Guard Chief (left).
Petty Officer Eric B. Tookey
The juveniles - two were age 16, and one was 17 - were exempt from the misde-
During the ceremony, Captain Holly L. Najarian (center), commander Sec-
of Coast Guard
meanor charges, but were each charged with four felonies: criminal mischief of $1,000 or
tor St. Petersburg, presented a Coast Guard Commendation Medal to CWO2 Whitmore,
more, theft of an auto, truck or bus; grand theft (of $300 or more, but less than $5,000) and
whose next assignment is in California. During the ceremony, Whitmore spoke about his
burglary.
years at the station and commended his crew for their work. "My accomplishments are not
solely mine," he said. "The station excelled because of each and every one of you." Dur-
School Starts August 10. Slow
ing Whitmore's tour at Station Yankeetown, he and the 26 crewmembers stationed there
down in school zones and watch
were responsible for 3,500 miles of Florida coastline,
spanning six counties. Under Whit-
for school buses and children on
more's direction, the station's crew conducted 67 search and rescue and
cases, performed
193 maritime law enforcement boardings. The station's crew is also involved in numerous
the roads. Help make this a safe
programs, suchas mentoring Navel and working
Cadets alongside
Sea
community outreach
start to the new school year!
multiple Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotillas. Photo by PO3 Ashley Johnson
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