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LEGION TAYLOR
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The Wakulla Sun’s final candidate forum for this political season was supposed to be held at the public library on Tuesday evening, but a midafternoon storm caused a tree to fall near the library taking down powerlines and caused the library to close.
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Four candidates qualified to run for the three seats up this year on the Sopchoppy City Commission: Nathan Lewis, Robert Pilkington, Leonard Tartt and Mary Katherine Westmark.
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Sopchoppy City Commissioners debated whether or not to waive the recently increased water connection fee for a local family, who said the $10,000 rate presented a hardship.
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The Wakulla Sun’s second political forum featured candidates for superintendent of schools and two school board seats discussing a variety of issues, including employee retention and the rising cost of health insurance.
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By LEGION TAYLOR
Reporter
The first of three political forums was held last week, with candidates for property appraiser and sheriff coming out to answer questions about themselves and their campaigns.
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Dear Mr. Snowden,
Thank you for reaching out to this office concerning post-roll analyses. As you noted, the 2021 analyses showed this office met all standards.
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By LEGION TAYLOR
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Clayton Sembler, President of CDS Manufacturing, the company looking into buying the old refinery site in St. Marks, was present at last week’s St. Marks City Commission meeting to discuss the plans for the land they’re in negotiations to buy.
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By LEGION TAYLOR
Reporter
The new Career and Technical Education (CTE) building at Wakulla High School is nearing completion, and is expected to be ready for the start of school in August. Beginning to end, the entire facility took just one year to complete, which is faster than expected.
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