By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
It was 25 years to the day – Dec. 6, 1999 was the first day of the double-murder trial of Guerry Wayne Hertz and Jason Looney.
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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.
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By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
The Rotary Club of Wakulla, joined by Cone Distributing and local Realtors, took part in a bed build on Saturday, Dec. 7 at the sheriff’s maintence yard to build 25 bunk beds for kids who don’t have beds.
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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 couple of dozen kids were at the public library on Friday night to be read a Christmas story by Sheriff Jared Miller in what has become a Christmastime tradition. (Photos by Lynda Kinsey)
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The Medart School of Music will be having its Winter recitals on Saturday, Dec. 14 at the Ochlockonee Bay United Methodist Church located at 2780 Surf Road. There will be performances at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Come enjoy a variety of music performed on a variety of instruments by these young musicians!
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Don’t be late for this very important date! Tumble down the rabbit hole with Alice, Chessy and the rest of the Wonderland characters in this one hour classic!
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The members of Crawfordville Chapter #242, Order of the Eastern Star collected back to school and clothing items in August. Riversprings Assistant Principal Katherine Spivey accepts donations from OES Worthy Matron Eileen Bramblette, at right. The group says it is a privilege for us to be able to help our community. For more information on the Order of the Eastern Star and its Charitable donations, please visit Floridaoes.org.
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The excitement of traveling hundreds of miles from home and competing on a national level is a feeling like no other. 4-H member Nina “Libby” Justice experienced firsthand exactly what that feels like and how far hard work and dedication can take you. After winning a blue ribbon on the county level and securing second place while competing at the 4-H State Horse Show in June, Libby qualified to present her Illustrated Talk titled “Horse Coat Genetics: Colors, Patterns & Textures” in Kentucky at the Eastern National 4-H Horse Roundup.
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