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Cameryn Lariscy, an 11th grade student at Wakulla High School, has put her certifications in Digital Design, Foundations of Web Design, and Engineering courses to remarkable use.
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Florida Wild Mammal Association, which cares for injured and orphaned wildlife, held a Feathers and Fur Masquerade Ball on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Sherlock Springs.
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New Wakulla wrestling coach
By WALT JACOBS
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The number 8 symbolizes new beginnings and abundance. A new era for Wakulla High School wrestling began in April of this year, when Nate Litowsky was chosen to succeed Will Pafford as the head wrestling coach.
Continue readingStaff celebrated at the school board meeting on Oct. 21.
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In honor of Disability Awareness Month, Wakulla County Schools students and staff have been collecting eyeglasses over the past few months to make a donation to the Crawfordville Lions Club.
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LYNDA KINSEY
Everyone in Wakulla County attended the Wakulla County Public Library’s Story Walk – well, it seemed like everyone anyway. Azalea Park was packed.
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Ronald Fred Crum will file to seek a disability accommodation for nets
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Ronald Fred Crum is no stranger to lawsuits.
Since the passage of the constitutional amendment that limited net fishing – the so-called net ban – in 1994, Crum has been the driving force behind numerous legal challenges dealing with the law.
Continue readingMike Kemp, Becky Whaley and Deputy Newsome will likely face arraignment on charges in November
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Wakulla Chief Prosecutor Andrew Deneen filed Information on charges against County Commissioner Mike Kemp, former Wakulla Citizens Facebook administrator Becky Whaley, and Deputy Don Newsome last week.
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