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The mechanic had hot pink nails

Approaching the truck with the raised hood, all that’s visible is a slim figure laboriously clanging away at a motor.

Levy County Sheriff's Reports

 The Levy County Sheriff’s Office reports the following arrests:

More Crabfest arrests made

After reviewing videos and photographs taken at Williston’s Crabfest April 27, Levy County law enforcement agents discovered that at least one more incident was occurring simultaneously with the shooting that left one man dead.

County upgrading animal shelter

It was a busy day at the Levy County Animal Shelter on Tuesday. Many of the pens held pups, kittens, cats and dogs up for adoption and an animal officer was on his way in from Inglis with nine dogs while a resident walked in with two howling kitties.

Courts hand down sentences

 The following people were sentenced in Levy County courts during February:

Pavilion may be ready by July

Despite a minor setback a couple weeks ago due to a storm water issue, progress continues with the improvements to the pavilion in the middle of Heritage Park.

Morriston man sought for theft; arrest made in Ace case

Staff Report

The Williston Police Department is seeking information on locating a Morriston man who may have passed forged checks Between March 31 and April 25.

According to Police Chief Dennis Strow, Angelo V. Leto Jr., 47, of Morriston is wanted on six counts of forgery, six counts of uttering a forged instrument, six counts of grand theft, six counts of petit theft and a count of  theft.

Pinkstons help restore Atsena Otie cemetery

The early morning sun was still casting a thin line of light along the contours  of the bodies of the eight men and women who had gathered on the small, wind-swept island of Atsena Otie last week.

Bronson raises the bar

 By Mike Capshaw

Williston prays for America

Over 75 people braved threatening skies to attend Williston's National Day of Prayer ceremony at noon last Thursday.

Speakers, representing more than a half dozen churches, took turns praying for the country, state, leaders and families during the hour-long service held at the gazebo in Heritage Park.

The ceremony marks the 62nd year for the National Day of Prayer, said Williston organizer Mayor R. Gerald Hethcoat. The theme for this year’s commemoration is “Pray for America” , Hethcoat said.

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