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Arrests for underage drinking at city park
Police arrested three men, two of them under the legal drinking age of 21, at the Macclenny Park late on June 6 for disorderly intoxication and loitering after they were spotted drinking in a shelter near the volleyball courts on North 8th. Deputy Chad Montean said one of the men, William Foster, 18, of Macclenny, fled on foot as he ... Read More » -
Threatens to set his house afire
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$1500 in rings taken
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Limited space for free swim lessons at Y
Regional YMCAs, including the Baker County Y, will be offering free swim instruction in July to kindergarten through fifth graders on free or reduced school lunch. Space is limited to 272 children and a Y membership is not required. The registration deadline is June 28. Read More » -
Bobcats’ football schedule released
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BCHS junior wins team roping championship
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15 lifters qualify for state
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These ‘early birds’ scored donuts for the coming year
Chris Adams of Macclenny really loves Krispy Kreme donuts. So when the location on Cassat Avenue reopened on May 28 after a seven-plus-year closure, and promised free donuts to the first 100 customers, Mr. Adams had to be there. He recruited his reluctant girlfriend, Christie Rutland, 29, to spend the night at the Krispy Kreme to ensure their place in ... Read More » -
Scout’s police memorial inside BCSO
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Glow eggs put new spin on classic Easter tradition
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Seven volunteers at St. Mary’s river cleanup
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Drama camp’s session two starts next week
Is your child an undiscovered star? Does he or she sing and dance and make up plays at the drop of a hat? If so, the BCHS FutureStars Drama Camp is probably for you. The camp runs June 24-28 at BCHS is a fun and exciting way to get kids 5-13 interested in performance. Counselors from BCHS drama and the ... Read More » -
Pre-K Center welcomes spring with fun, games
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A perfect marriage: the letters Q & U
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The perils of ‘spit tobacco’
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Varsity Hi-Q sweeps district tourney
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New Trek films rival the classics
Back when I was in junior high school, NBC aired Star Trek for the first time. I was a huge science fiction fan, but most of what passed for television science fiction was junk like Land of the Giants and Lost in Space. The only things worth seeing up to that point had been Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. ... Read More » -
Verizon responds to queries about snooping
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Disagrees that GOP is ‘divisive’
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Dumb ways lawbreakers get caught
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