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The two are charged with felony for using public records to try to expose identity of an internet troll
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Defense attorneys for former County Commissioner Mike Kemp and Becky Whaley, former administrator of a Wakulla Citizens Facebook page, again continued the arraignment for their clients until January.
Continue readingNo injuries reported in separate wrecks, both of which occured Dec. 4
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There were two wrecks involving school vehicles on Wednesday, Dec. 4: a school bus pulling into the high school was hit by a box truck on Highway 98, and a pickup truck backed into a school van loading students on Redman Road.
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A traffic crash in the rain on Thursday, Nov. 14, resulted in only minor injuries, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Continue readingBecause of the election, the paper was held back a day from the printer so we could include local results. Subscribers may receive their newspaper a day later than usual.
Monday’s school board meeting was the last for Melisa Taylor, who has served on the board for 12 years, and served as a teachers for 24 years. She was presented with a plaque by Superintendent-elect Rick Myhre and joined by school boaard members Josh Brown, Cale Langston, Eddie Hand and Laura Lawhon. (Photo by William Snowden)
In a story last week on the Wakulla County Historical Society’s annual banquet, the wrong name was given for the Anne Quick Stewart Volunteer of the Year Award winner: It was Bernita Mack.
We regret the error.
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The school district held a ribbon-cutting last week for the new War Eagle Career and Technical Academy, to officially open the facility.
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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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