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Remembering 9/11 With Dedication

Pet Patrol

of Memorial at Little Springs Park

A serious crowd gathered Saturday in Little Springs Park, Crystal River for the

unveiling of a Memorial to those who either lost their lives or were effected because of the

attacks 9-11. Renee McPheeters of Crystal River led the 9-11 Never Forget Homecoming

Rally which was one of patriotism and people joining together to remember the events that

changed this great Nation of ours. Also in remembrance were our military serving now.

“Stay aware, Stay alert, Your civil liberties will always be under attack” and “The Price of

Freedom is Sacrifice and Service” were some of the words used to keep us on guard.

Speakers who observed the attack as well as ones who had friends lose their lives

gave their account of the tragedy. An emotional speech was given by Mike Shier who was

on the 68th floor in the tower when the attack occured. Mike said those in his office took the

elevator to the 43rd floor and had to go down steps the other 42 floors. His emotions were

apparent again after 8 months therapy when he returned home to a letter arriving with con-

dolences for the Shier family on his loss. His salary went from a 6 figure job to 2 minimum

wage jobs.

Praise, prayer and witnessing the effects of 9-11 kept the emotions high as red,

white and blue flags waved scattered among the crowd. The piece of steel in the case with

a laser etched background by Kathy and Glenn Palhof of Kustom Glass will be placed on

display in the Crystal River City Hall. Speaker Suzan Franks placed white roses at the base

of the 9-11 Memorial during the ceremony as a request by her son who was a member of the

“Snickers” is a 7 mo old male, Jack Rus-

Air Force stationed at Dover AFB, where he called his mother to tell her “this day forward

sell/Chihuahua mix puppy. He is white

our lives are forever changed.”

with a dozen tan spots. He is current on his

Etched below the pictures of a field in Shanksville PA where 220 people lost their

shots and wormed. He loves people, is very

lives on Flight 93, the Pentagon in Arlington VA where Flight 77 took down 189 victims and

Casey and Gus Yorkypoos The adoption

friendly and likes to lick his people. He is

Flights 11 and 175 hit the Twin Towers in New York City, NY are the words.”This Portion of

donation is $150 each. www.AHumane-

good with other dogs and is not impressed

I-Beam is from a horizontal section of the super-structure supporting the Twin Towers of the

SocietyPetRescue.com. From A-Humane

by cats. He is a cute, energetic, playful little

World Trade Center, once standing in New York City, NY. This site referred to as “Ground

Society of CENTRAL FLORIDA Pet Res-

guy looking for his new forever home. Call

Zero” is forever etched into the memory of America for the loss of 2600 plus U S Citizens

cue, Inc. does home visits prior to adoption.

Williston Animal Group 352-528-9888.

and visitors from many other countries around the world. During the terrorist attack many

Weekly FRIDAY adoptions, in Pet Super-

people jumped to their death to escape the flames and collapsing buildings. Hundreds of First

WAG S CURRENT LIST OF

market, Inverness, 1-3 PM. Phone, AHSCF-

Responders, Fire Fighters, Emergency Personnel and Law Enforcement Officers were killed

PRInc, at 352.527.9050.”

ADOPTABLE DOGS

in the line of duty, attempting to rescue people trapped in the buildings. THE DATE 9-11-01

“Soldier” is a 7 wk old male, Dachshund/

She has been started on her shots and is

Motorists: lane closures on CR 491 near CR 486

Bassett Hound (a “Dachshett Hound”) mix

wormed. She is seeking her forever home.

puppy. He is black with black and white

A contractor working on the County Road 486 four-laning project is expected to

“Tug” is an 11 mo old neutered male, Yor-

spotted markings. He is just darling. He

be closing the right hand lane on County Road 491 for southbound traffic near C.R. 486 on

kie/Poodle/Pug mix. He is current on his

is started on his shots and wormed. He is

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 8-10.

shots and wormed. He is approximately 14

waiting for his new owners to find him and

The C.R. 491 lane closure is expected to be within about a half mile of the inter-

lbs. He is housebroken and crate trained.

take him home.

section with C.R. 486, and motorists should use caution approaching the area.

He has a beautiful silvery, tan coat. He is

“Sadie” is a 7 wk old female, Dachshund/

The contractor is also planning to close both lanes of southbound C.R. 491 in that

a happy, energetic pup looking for a loving

Bassett Hound (a “Dachshett Hound”) mix

area approaching the intersection during the week of Sept. 20, probably on Monday, Sept.

family to take him home.

puppy. She is a sable black color with a

20 and Tuesday, Sept. 21 and temporarily rerouting traffic.

For more information call Willis-

white patch on her chest. She is so cute.

ton Animal Group at 352-528-9888.

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MySpace, and Carroll had begun calling and emailing her. ICAC Det. Dodi Pruitt inter-

viewed the girl. From mid-June until Aug. 25, when Carroll was arrested in Polk County

on the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office warrant, Det. Pruitt worked in an undercover capacity

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with Carroll, emailing him through MySpace, texting via cell phone cell phone, and having

actual phone calls with him, all of which became increasingly more sexually explicit, the

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report stated. The report also stated that Carroll even spoke of traveling to Citrus County to

445 NE 1st Terrace • Crystal River • North of Big Lots & East of Post Office

meet up with the victim, but that never materialized. Carroll was charged with 8 counts of

Crystal Terrace Shopping Center

using internet service to entice a 14 year-old, and his bond was set at $40,000. The Citrus

County Sheriff’s Office is a member of the CF Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

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