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Staff Report

While the threat of bad weather led to the cancellation of last Saturday’s planned Christmas in Panacea, no such bad weather appears on the horizon this week.
That’s good news as there are a lot of Christmas-themed events coming up this week:

Wakulla High School’s Theatre Department is bringing laughter to the stage this weekend with its production of “Check Please,” the wildly popular 30 minute one-act comedy by Jonathan Rand. Known for its quick wit, eccentric characters, and fast-paced dialogue, “Check Please” follows two hopeful romantics—Guy and Girl—as they navigate a series of hilariously disastrous blind dates.

• A Public Notice that appeared in last week’s newpaper on Page 3 was the wrong advertisement and was submitted by county government in error.
  The ad was supposed to be about Dangerous Dogs and the Animal Control Appeal Board that will be on the county commission agenda at their meeting on Dec. 8.
  The ad that mistakenly ran was about a vote on the county charter that was held in March 2020.
  The corrrect Public Notice appeared the Tallahassee Democrat issue on Nov. 28.

Special to The Sun

The Optimist Club is selling raffle tickets for a gorgeous handmade Christmas quilt, created and donated by our very own Nancy Fuerstenau. The quilt is truly stunning and would make a beautiful Christmas gift or festive addition to any home.

By JUDGE LAYNE SMITH

Q. Judge Smith, what kind of cases did you handle as a lawyer? Ava
A. I tried lawsuits and defended people accused of crimes. I developed a niche practice defending contractors sued by their insurance carriers for workers’ compensation premiums. One series of cases stands out.