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Today's News

  • Home invasion suspects sought by Sheriff’s Office

    The detectives at the Levy County Sheriff's Office are asking for the public's help in solving a home invasion the occurred on Sept. 18 at approximately 9:49 p.m. at 10351 N.E. 88th Lane, Bronson.

    The 911 center received a “hang-up call” from that address and when deputies responded discovered the residents had just been the victims of a home invasion armed robbery.

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  • Levy County Sheriff's Reports

    Nerl Abraham Cano Cifuentes, 28, of Morriston, charged with burglary and grand theft. Bail is $10,000.

    Justin T. Hart, 21, Chiefland, charged with theft of a firearm, theft/others, three counts of dealing in stolen property, fraudulent use of credit card and possession of firearm by a felon. Bail is $45,000.

    James Robert Blacketer, 38, of Old Town, charged with keeping a gambling house and possession of coin-operated device on a warrant from Marion County. Bail is $2,500.

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  • Eagles' homecoming spoiled

    So much for an easy homecoming game.

    Jefferson County walked all over Bronson last Friday in a 54-0 blowout, spoiling the Eagles’ homecoming and dropping their record to 0-5 this season.

    From the start, it was all Tigers, all the time.

    Jefferson County quarterback Lenorris Footman tossed a 45-yard pass to David Crumaty to give the Tigers a quick 6-0 lead. The 2-point attempt failed.

    The Tigers added to their lead on their next posession with a 54-yard run by for another score.

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  • Lady Red Devils slip by Ft. White

    Early in the season, the Lady Red Devils volleyball team dropped a thriller at Ft. White that went five games to get a winner.

    Tuesday night at the Red Devil gym, the Red Devils returned the favor in four games, as they downed the Lady Indians 27-25, 25-22, 25-17, and came from behind to take the match 25-19 in game four.

    The Red Devils took a quick two-game lead but had trouble getting their serves in the thirty foot square in game three, sending them into the net or past the end line out of bounds.

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  • Eden Langworthy breaks Top 15 on Internet

    From the moment you ring the doorbell, there is no doubt about what drives Eden Langworthy: his family and his music.

    The affable Langworthy greets guests in his bare feet and torn jeans. A tattoo in large ornate script says “Windy”, his wife of some 25 years and the person responsible for most of the words that flow from his brain to his fingertips as he writes songs inspired by those he loves and the life he lives.

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  • Red Devils slam Umatilla

    With over four minutes remaining in the first quarter, the Williston Red Devils had shown their might as they took a quick 27-0 lead over Umatilla Bulldogs.

    The Red Devils then inserted their second and third string players along with freshman quarterback Austin Chipoletti.

    The Red Devil non starters played the entire second quarter and Chipoletti completed three straight passes on the last drive of the first half, hitting Kalen Penny for a touchdown. Chipoletti connected with Larry Debose for a two point conversion as the Red Devils held a 35-0 half time lead.

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  • How I joined the mob, and what keeps me in

    My children were the first to blame. It was a way to keep up with them. Then Jenna McKenna, sports editor at the Chiefland Citizen, added to the blame when she introduced me to Mob Wars. A year later, I find that I am an addict–and I don’t want help.

    Facebook is my connection to the world.

    In the beginning, I spent way too much time saving the rainforest, raising money for St. Jude’s and playing Mob Wars.

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  • Credit Card Scam Alert

    Reports are coming inabout a person posing as an employee of a nonexistent "Chiefland Bulletin" business office seeking to update credit card information. NEVER give out this information to a caller. Employees of the Chiefland Citizen, The Tri-County Bulletin, Cedar Key Beacon and Williston Pioneer do not call asking for such information. Always call the business office yourself. If you have been contacted, please call the Sheriff's Office at 486-5111 or Chiefland Police at 493-6777 to report it.

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  • Do we say thank you enough?

    It took my father’s unexpected death to make me truly realize how fleeting life is.

    It was then, at the age of 33, that I promised myself I would not let an opportunity pass to tell people how much they mean to me or thank them for their influence and inspiration on my life.

    For the most part I’ve held up to that promise over the years.

    I tell people Iee^love them more freely.

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