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Rezoning passes on third try

It took three tries, but despite the opposition of his neighbors developer Darryl Diamond won a 3-2 vote of the Levy County Commission to rezone four acres of property along U.S. Highway 19 near Inglis to allow the building of offices and a mini storage facility.

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Motel meth lab a hazmat situation

A meth lab being run out of the Bronson Motel, according to area law enforcement,was shut down in early March, but town officials are saying they have been left holding the proverbial bag, which, in this case, may be full of the deadly residue left from the illegal operation.

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State Champs

The Williston Middle School FFA Livestock Judging Team dominated the state competition and walked away with a first place finish, earning it the honor of 2013 State Champs.

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Cattle donations will help child who needs heart

A call is going out to all cattle owners asking them to part with an animal for a fundraising sale to benefit a teen who is awaiting a heart transplant at Shands Hospital in Gainesville.
Angus Standridge, 13, is hospitalized and his ailing heart is being helped by a Berlin Heart Pump. The pump is an external device connected by tubes to Standridge’s heart to help it move blood while he waits for a new heart.

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County’s health improves

The health of Levy County has begun to improve, according to the fourth annual County Health Rankings & Roadmaps, which was released March 20 by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. These community rankings provide a snapshot of the health of nearly every county in all 50 states, pinpoint areas to improve and foster conversation around health topics.

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Three will be sworn in Tuesday

Jack Screws, Elihu Ross and Cal Byrd will take their oaths of office Tuesday night during the investiture ceremony for Williston City Council.

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Easter Blessings!

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WAG benefit a success; looks for donations, volunteers

By Susan Benson

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Two days set for bulk trash pickup

Bulk trash pickup for Williston residents will be Tuesday, April 16 for those living on the north side of Hwy. 27A and Thursday, April 18 for those who live on the south side of Hwy. 27A. This dates coincide with normal kitchen garbage pickup.

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Chiefland Commission to resurrect Ten Commandments

Chiefland officials aren’t saying much about the Ten Commandments monument that left City Hall more than a year ago, where it went or when it’s expected to come back, but they’re making plans for its return.

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