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Letters

  • Letter to the Editor

    To the editor:

    As the Chief of Police for Williston, I join the Florida Police Chiefs Association in its strong opposition to the currently proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize or decriminalize the sale, possession or use of marijuana.

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  • County road department unresponsive to needs

     

    To the editor:

    Here is another resident complaint about the Levy County Road Department. 

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  • Letter to the Editor

    To the editor,

    Reading the article about the JROTC lacking funding just gets me pretty annoyed.

    I believe the JROTC is a great program in teaching the young adults leadership and trying to mold them into responsible adults.

    My son attended the JROTC and enrolled in the military after graduation, along with many high school friends.

    And for that we are very grateful to the JROTC. There is a great need for this program to offer the young generation a chance to get an education and have a career to shape their lives.

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  • End of year schedules need to be coordinated

    To the editor:

    As the end of the school year winds down I would like to address a problem that probably affects quite a few families.

    I know it is probably too late to change things this year, but hopefully it will cause changes in subsequent years.

    As EOC's, finals, awards, graduations and banquets dates are being set, I am imploring the elementary, middle and high schools to come together and come up with a schedule where each school has its own date or dates set for the celebrations of their students.

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  • Celebration of Life successful

     

    To the editor:

    Beauty’s Haven Farm & Equine Rescue, an all volunteer charity organization, held its 5th annual Celebration of Life in conjunction with the ASPCA’s Help A Horse Day on April 26. More than 25 volunteers and 100 guests attended the educational fundraising event.

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  • Thanks for the food

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  • WAG leaders step aside

    To the editor:

    It is with sad hearts that the Board of Directors of the Williston Animal Group (WAG) has accepted a letter of resignation from Claudia Parkhurst, Vice President. Claudia and her husband Bill are two of the founding members of WAG. As Claudia stated in her letter, they have seen WAG progress from its meager beginnings of adopting out dogs in the Sparr parking lot to the full-fledged non-profit organization with kennel facilities here in Williston with many fun activities in between.

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  • VA nurses appreciated

    To the editor:

    Each year, National Nurses Week is celebrated beginning May 6 and ending May 12 on Florence Nightingale’s birthday.

    National Nurses Week is one of the nation’s largest health care events, recognizing the contributions and commitments nurses make and educating the public about the significant work they perform.

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  • Letter to the Editor

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  • Letter to the Editor

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