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Crystal Chevrolet Donates Cash and Sports
Pet Patrol
Equipment to So. Levy Little League
Homosassa – Crystal Chevrolet Homosassa is one of 17 Chevrolet dealers from the Tampa
area that partnered with local youth baseball leagues and helped raise $198,400 in total do-
nations from the dealership and private parties in the area. During the 2009 baseball season,
South Levy Little League received both monetary and equipment donations as well as the
opportunity to raise up to $10,000 through a unique fundraiser. Thanks to Crystal Chevrolet
Homosassa and the other participating Chevrolet dealers in the Tampa area, youth league
members also had the opportunity to attend an instructional baseball clinic with professional
instructors.
Crystal Chevrolet Homosassa partnered with the South Levy Little League because
of the league s proximity to the dealership. Over the course of the season, Crystal Chevrolet
Homosassa donated team equipment kits, which included equipment bags, ball buckets,
coach s clipboards and t-shirts and made a $500 donation to South Levy Little League. The
dealership also helped donate a Chevy Malibu and Chevy Traverse, which was raffled off
by participating leagues, including South Levy Little League. Another exciting component
of Chevy Youth Baseball was the youth baseball clinics led by Tampa Bay Rays which pro-
“Cocoa is a small 5# chihuahua, though
vided the youth with personalized instruction from the pros.
Aphrodite is about 7 months old and was
NOT a teacup. She is a beautiful choco-
“We are excited to make such a substantial donation to South Levy Little League
found as a stray kitten. She is a beautiful
late and tan, 3 yo has a sweet temperament
and enjoyed partnering with them this season,” said Jewel Lamb, of Crystal Chevrolet Ho-
marked tortoise shell and is probably going
but needs a quiet home. NO children or
mosassa. “Sponsoring South Levy Little League gave us the opportunity to illustrate our
to stay petite. She is very playful but shy.
grandchildren, because she is timid. Often,
commitment to the youth and families around Homosassa and we re glad to have achieved
She has been tested for feline leukemia/aids,
she hides under the coffee table and needs
such positive outcomes for the community.”
been dewormed, has had all her shots, been
someone who is home to cuddle her a lot, or
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spayed, and has been on flea prevention. If
who has another friendly tiny 5# dog to play
interested please contact her foster mom
shoulder of W. Grover Cleveland Blvd. Shields died of his injuries at the scene of the crash
with. Phone Adopt A Rescued Pet, Inc. fos-
Tanya at smalls98789@gmail.com or 352-
and was pronounced deceased by Citrus County Fire Rescue Personnel. Any witnesses to
ter parent 527.9050 for a return call, later.”
697-5657.
this crash are asked to contact Cpl.Scott Campbell at (352)754-6767.
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According to Florida Highway Patrol Trooper W H Sheheane, Eugene Powell, 75, of
Graceland Shores (only blocks from his home) Inglis was traveling westbound on Hwy 40 at
the big curve east of Peaceful Acres shortly after 5 pm Monday. The Troopers report said Pow-
ell said he blacked out due to low blood sugar.Powell traveled onto the north grass shoulder
and began to rotate clockwise. The 2007 Honda then became airborne for approximately 35
feet. The Honda’s left front collided with an oak tree and overturned on it’s left side. Pow-
ell was transported to Seven Rivers Hospital. South Levy Fire Department with Chief Roger
Crossman was first on scene and handled the wreck with the FHP Photo by Sally Price
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