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  • Get Healthy, Williston

    Turning Point Fitness, located on South Main Street, celebrated its expansion June 9 with a Health Fair. In addition to general information about overall health, experts and vendors also discussed nutrition and vitamins while providing choices about chiropractic and hearing screenings. Life South was also on hand with its bloodmobile. Above, Tim West uses his healing touch with a therapeutic massage on one of the gym’s guests. More pictures from the day are on page 3.

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  • Monterey Boats wins in every boat category

    Monterey Boats hosted a company-wide employee celebration April 12 in commemoration of its most recent award from the National Marine Manufacturers Association.

    This year marked the 13th consecutive year Monterey Boats has been presented with the NMMA Customer Satisfaction Index Award.

    The Marine Industry CSI Award honors manufacturers that actively measure customer satisfaction and pursue continuous improvement to better serve the consumer.

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  • April Business of the Month

    The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce selected Sharon Brannan CPA as the April Business of the Month. In making the selection, board members praised owner Sharon Brannan for always having immaculate grounds, continually supporting the Chamber and its efforts and during this time of the year, for bringing many people to town. Pictured, from left, Chamber Director Kim McLane, Dana Fields, Julie Brannan, Chamber Directors Michael Langston and Paul Jones, Lisa Mathews, Sharon Brannan, Tina Dykstra and Chamber Directors, Bob Walker, Crystal Curl and Marc Pompeo. 

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  • Business of the Month

    Regional General Hospital was selected Business of the Month for March by the Williston Chamber of Commerce. The hospital was chosen for its outdoor improved aesthetics and its continued involvement with the Chamber and the community. From left, Chamber President Marc Pompeo, hospital administators, Tillman and Edith Mears and Chamber Director Crystal Curl.

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  • Open for Business

    Back Door Antiques, owned and operated by Jim Smith (center with scissors) was officially welcomed to the Williston Chamber of Commerce March 8 with a ribbon cutting ceremony held in conjunction with the store's grand opening. Dozens of Smith's supporters, friends and Chamber members were on hand to wish him well in the business located on East Noble Avenue.

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  • Welcome to the Chamber

    The Williston Chamber of Commerce welcomed Al's TV Antenna and Satellite to its membership last week with a ribbon cutting ceremony at its location on NE 6 Ave., Williston. Attending, from left, Bob Walker, Crystal Curl, Michael Langston, Chad Thompson, Kim McLane and Marc Pompeo from the Chamber; Carol McKay, Andy Arevalo, Alec Arevalo and Peter Moreno from Al's; Joel Maxson of Harriett Downs Real Estate. Little Miss Williston Raelynn Frazier is in front. 

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  • New Williston maps available
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  • SCORE expands into Levy

    By Michael Bates

    Special to the Pioneer

    The Citrus County SCORE chapter got the green light this month to expand into Levy County.

    That will be a big deal to businesses there because it will have closer representation and no longer have to rely on its distant SCORE affiliate all the way in Gainesville for business assistance, said Jim Green, chairman of the Citrus SCORE.

    “We thought it would make more sense for us to do it,” Green said.

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  • Likwid will break ground Feb. 1

    High speed Internet via fiber optics will soon become a reality in Williston when Likwid, the company that will do the work, breaks ground Thursday, Feb. 1 at 4:30 near the Williston Police Department.

    Christopher Smith, Likwid's president, said his company will partner with Al's TV to provide a local office for customers to visit and sign up for services.

    "I look forward to seeing people from the community there who deserve this service and want to support new Internet options," Smith said.

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  • Save the date for the Williston Chamber's banquet

    If you’re looking for a reprieve to the doldrums of winter, join the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce this February for an escape to Paris.

    Envision a walk along the Seine, pose for a picture at the Eiffel Tower, feast on Brie or macaroons and sip Cabernet Sauvignon as you mingle with your friends and neighbors.

    Your passport to an evening of fun, romance and wickedly delightful pastries is now available if you attend the Chamber’s Annual Banquet, held Saturday, Feb. 24 in the parish hall at Holy Family Catholic Church, 7353 US-27A, Williston.

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