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Breaking News: Child Safety Day Saturday at Ornan Lodge

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No dog in the fight

With the news last week that the Ministerial Faith Alliance (MFA) has the first right of refusal concerning the future of the old middle school, the Williston City Council was faced with only one action: take a bow.

Tuesday night, City Manager Scott Lippmann told the council that the MFA has until the end of January 2017 to strike a deal with the School Board of Levy County, or walk away.

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Independence Day parade will be at 5 p.m. on Friday, July 1. down Noble Ave.

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Joyner seeks re-election to county commission

Incumbent Levy County Commissioner Mike Joyner, a Morriston cattle man and retired law enforcement officer, has announced he will seek re-election to the District 3 commission post.

Joyner is a family man, a devoted Christian, Republican and political conservative. His public service is based on his faith, family, personal convictions, experience, and common sense.

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Dr. P, new partner want to build ER in Chiefland

Williston Regional General Hospital CEO Dr. Devaiah “Dr. P” Pagidipati introduced himself to the Chiefland City Commission along with a new business partner Jorge Perez and said they are interested in opening up an emergency room and eventually a hospital.

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Ministerial Faith Alliance plans to buy old middle school property

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John Meeks seeks re-election of District 1 County Commission seat

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June

WW II Vets

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Willie Duncan makes history as WHS's first black male valedictorian

His mother warned that he was humble and didn't have a lot to say, but it only took minutes before Willie Duncan, this year's valedictorian at Williston High School, sat back in his chair and opened up about what it's like to be a history-maker.

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Vision for Williston's future begins

By Carolyn Ten Broeck

Editor

It’s Friday night in Williston and you don’t have plans. What will you do?

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Willie Duncan makes history as WHS's first black male valedictorian

His mother warned that he was humble and didn't have a lot to say, but it only took minutes before Willie Duncan, this year's valedictorian at Williston High School, sat back in his chair and opened up about what it's like to be a history-maker.
Willie, the son of Rosa Snead and Gerald Duncan, is the first black male to hold the number one spot at the school.
And that's a little disconcerting.
"I really wanted to be the first black valedictorian," says the lanky Willie who has an infectious smile, "but Erica beat me to it."

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