By BEVERLY
CROWSON PARRISH
Correspondent
When you hear bees buzzing in the spring, you know it won’t be long before Sopchoppy beekeepers will be “robbing hives” for one of the rarest honeys in the world–tupelo honey.
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Because of black mold in City Hall, St. Marks will move city operations to the fire station on Shell Island Road, according to city manager Katharine Gatewood.
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The Florida Department of Transportation held a virtual workshop last week on the next phase of the four-laning of U.S. Highway 319 – from the Wakulla County line north to L.L. Wallace Road in Leon County.
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The annual Lions Club St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival is Saturday, March 15.
The parade begins at 10 a.m. and travels down U.S. Highway 319.
After the parade, there will be arts and crafts vendors, food and entertainment at Hudson Park until 2 p.m.
See ad on Page 15 of this issue.
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A Hazardous Materials team from the Tallahassee Fire Department was called to assist the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office last week after a deputy suffered posssible chemical exposure.
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Set your clocks forward one hour as Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m.
To stay ahead, move manually controlled clocks forward before heading to bed on Saturday night, March 8.
Your cell phone will take care of the time change itself.
A front page story last week about student chefs mixed up a couple of judges in the competition: Chef Jorge Sanchez is with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and Irvin Morales is the manager of San Marco restaurant.
Additionally, a picture of one of the student chefs cooking misidentified the student. The student in the photo was Charlotte Forsythe – a photo of Lily Tirums is below.
We regret the errors.
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St. Marks city commissioners selected Crystal Wonsch to fill the remainder of Steve Remke’s term on the board, a decision made Thursday, Feb. 13.
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Sawyer Crawley, the little boy injured in a hit and run while riding a mini-bike and hospitalized for weeks, returned home to Crawfordville on Friday.
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