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- Air Force veteran claims $1 million prize playing $10,000,000 World Class Cash Scratch-Off game kp04The Florida Lottery announces that Paul Barrows, 61, of Brooksville, claimed a $1 million prize in the $10,000,000 WORLD CLASS CASH Scratch-Off game at Florida Lottery Headquarters in Tallahassee. He chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $748,000.00.
- Fireworks dealer says county reg has no sparkle kp14Leslie, owner of Crazy Dave's Fireworks LLC, is opposed to a proposal to create a lottery system for the county to issue 10 annual temporary-use permits to fireworks vendors who set up shop twice a year - for New Years Eve and July Fourth. Leslie, who lives in Lecanto, said it isn't fair that out-of-town vendors with multiple companies get a greate […]
- Postscript: Horace 'Bud' Allen Jr.: Fourth-generation Citrus Countian and respected businessman kp09Bud Allen, a fourth-generation Citrus County resident, was the longtime owner of Allen Site Development and loved working on heavy equipment. He died May 9 at age 75. Family was everything to Bud Allen.
- Homosassa project has commissioner's interest kp00This partially built tiki hut sits on the location of the former KC Crump on the River restaurant in Homosassa. Commissioner Scott Carnahan sat in on a meeting one day last week that top county officials had with developers of the former KC Crump property in Homosassa.
- Homosassa man killed in head-on collision on Seven Mile Bridge in Monroe County kp50A Homosassa man died early Thursday morning after another car collided head-on with his on the Seven Mile Bridge in Monroe County. At about 1:45 a.m., 22-year-old Jarrod M. Branscum was driving a 2015 Mitsubishi Lancer north on the bridge, according to a Florida Highway Patrol news release.
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- Florida supermarket suspends political giving amid anti-NRA protest - Chicago Tribune kp00Chicago TribuneFlorida supermarket suspends political giving amid anti-NRA protestChicago TribuneSurvivors of the Parkland school shooting lay down in "die ins" at two Publix supermarkets Friday to protest the chain's support for a gubernatorial candidate aligned with the National Rifle Association, as the company announced a suspension of ... […]
- You can now legally smoke medical marijuana in Florida, judge rules - ABC Action News kp12ABC Action NewsYou can now legally smoke medical marijuana in Florida, judge rulesABC Action NewsTALLAHASSEE, Fla. — On Friday, a judge ruled that patients approved to use medical marijuana will be allowed to smoke it. Florida voters legalized medical marijuana in 2016. The only mention of smoking in the amendment's language and in an intent ...Florida […]
- Alberto forms in Gulf, will soak Florida for Memorial Day weekend - Orlando Sentinel kp04Orlando SentinelAlberto forms in Gulf, will soak Florida for Memorial Day weekendOrlando SentinelCentral Florida continues to have a high chance of rain going into next week. There's a 60 percent chance of rain on Saturday and 80 percent chance on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne. On Memorial Day, the chance of rain ...Albe […]
- Baseball Takes 10-0 Lead Over Florida; Fog Haults Game - LSUSports.net kp02LSUSports.netBaseball Takes 10-0 Lead Over Florida; Fog Haults GameLSUSports.netHOOVER, Ala. -- After the start was delayed 2 1/2 hours by rain earlier in the day, the LSU baseball team built a 10-0 lead over top-seeded Florida in the bottom of the sixth inning when fog rolled in just before midnight and caused the SEC Tournament ...LSU faces Florida in SEC […]
- Federal Trade Commission sues Florida companies for robocall scam - Tampabay.com kp20Tampabay.comFederal Trade Commission sues Florida companies for robocall scamTampabay.comFlorida is again at the center of a robocall controversy, and this time the state has caught the eye of the Federal Trade Commission. The federal regulator filed a lawsuit this week against PointBreak Media, a Boca Raton-based network of companies that ...
- High-powered Kentucky stuns top-seeded Oregon, Florida squeaks by with strange rally - ESPN kp52ESPNHigh-powered Kentucky stuns top-seeded Oregon, Florida squeaks by with strange rallyESPNOne of the strangest rallies you're likely to see averted what could have been the wildest opening day in super regional history. Not that any of that prevented the biggest upset of them all adding some chaos to the bracket. No. 2 Florida, which knows ...Aggies F […]
- Former McDonogh girls lacrosse coach Chris Robinson to take over Florida high school team - Baltimore Sun kp44Baltimore SunFormer McDonogh girls lacrosse coach Chris Robinson to take over Florida high school teamBaltimore SunFormer McDonogh coach Chris Robinson will return to coaching high school girls lacrosse next spring at Lake Highland Prep in Orlando, Fla. When he left McDonogh in January, Robinson planned to concentrate on the National Girls Lacrosse League he […]
- Texas A&M upsets Florida in game 2 of Super Regional - NCAA.com kp36NCAA.comTexas A&M upsets Florida in game 2 of Super RegionalNCAA.comTexas A&M upsets Florida in game 2 of Super Regional. Texas A&M gets its first win in school history at Florida with the 5-4 win in game 2 of the DI women's Super Regional. May 25, 2018 (1:31) ...
- Florida's slashed drug programs will result in hundreds of layoffs - Miami Herald kp22Miami HeraldFlorida's slashed drug programs will result in hundreds of layoffsMiami HeraldGov. Rick Scott and leaders of the Florida House rejected appeals to save $28 million in prison programs Friday, choosing instead to allow hundreds of layoffs at inmate transition and treatment programs throughout the state when the programs close at ...
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- Ex-SIU player Jason Seaman shot 3 times, intervened to stop attacker - ESPN kp04ESPNEx-SIU player Jason Seaman shot 3 times, intervened to stop attackerESPNJason Seaman, a former defensive lineman at Southern Illinois, was the teacher who intervened to help stop a shooter at a middle school in Indiana on Friday. Seaman was shot three times -- in his abdomen, hip and forearm -- after a student armed with ...Science teacher who tackled st […]
- Trump takes aim at federal bureaucracy with new executive orders rolling back civil-service protections - Washington Post kp10Washington PostTrump takes aim at federal bureaucracy with new executive orders rolling back civil-service protectionsWashington PostPresident Trump moved Friday to roll back civil-service protections that federal employees have enjoyed for a generation, making it easier to fire poor performers, curtailing time employees can be paid for union work and direct […]
- Keeping Summit Hopes Alive Suggests Kim Jong-un May Need a Deal - New York Times kp17New York TimesKeeping Summit Hopes Alive Suggests Kim Jong-un May Need a DealNew York TimesSEOUL, South Korea — Ever since Kim Jong-un took over as the young, untested ruler of North Korea seven years ago, he has promised his country a future free from deprivation. In his first speech as leader, he vowed that North Koreans, millions of whom ...Key US allies […]
- USC President CL Max Nikias to step down - Los Angeles Times kp58Los Angeles TimesUSC President CL Max Nikias to step downLos Angeles TimesUSC President C.L. Max Nikias, whose tenure was marked by a significant boost in the university's prestige and fundraising prowess but tarnished by a series of damaging scandals, is stepping down from his post, the university's Board of Trustees ...USC President Agrees to Ste […]
- Trump says he'll spare Chinese telecom firm ZTE from collapse, defying lawmakers - Washington Post kp14Washington PostTrump says he'll spare Chinese telecom firm ZTE from collapse, defying lawmakersWashington PostPresident Trump said late Friday he had allowed embattled Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE Corp. to remain open despite fierce bipartisan opposition on Capitol Hill, defying lawmakers who have warned that the huge technology company should b […]
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- David Gregory will make a difference if elected! Letter to Editor Chronicle Tuesday May 8 2018 kp50
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- Periwinkle in Homosassa Locked down at 3 or 4 AM 02/15/2018 kp57
- Update on Florida disaster aid kp12
- David Gregory Candidate for Citrus County Commission Dist 2 NEW WEBSITE kp15
- Homosassa man to seek District 2 Commission seat kp01
- Candidate forum scheduled Jan. 13 kp48
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