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Bronson boy grows into refuge leader

The first 11 years of David Viker's life were spent in suburban New York. And he fell in love with the outdoors while camping with his family in the Catskills Mountains.

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Memorable fishing returns with a vengance

Well folks, we had a great week around our flats, here in Cedar Key.

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Hunter safety Internet-completion course offered

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is offering a free hunter safety Internet-completion course in Levy County.

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Beginners luck?

Jan and Maurice Hendrix, of Cedar Key, took this photo of their grandson, Mathew Reilly, age 12, with his first-caught red fish - that he caught off their dock - all 20 ? inches of it.

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Good news for Florida Tourism

Preliminary estimates of visitors to Florida, from April to June, released by VISIT FLORIDA®, show an increase of 6.9 percent from the same period in 2010. In addition, 5.6 million pleasure trips were taken by Florida residents in-state during the second quarter.

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Dig out Granny’s heirloom recipes and start making money - Cottage food laws take effect

Many innovative people are seeking new ways to make additional money for their families in this struggling economy. One option, to generate some extra cash, is to cook that highly prized, old family recipe at home and sell it to the public.

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Pricing your products for profit

One of the most difficult tasks an entrepreneur has is pricing their products. Pricing is one of those things that requires experience and experimentation. Set prices too high, and revenues fall. Set them too low, and though revenues increase, profits plummet.

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Students win soil, water board contest

The Levy County Soil and Water Conservation District is happy to announce the winners of the 2011 poster contest. This year the theme was “Forest for People, More than you can Imagine.”

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Setting your hair on fire with money

County budget time is my least favorite time of year.

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Ask a Lawyer - August 25, 2011

Question: M.T., of Horseshoe Beach, writes, “I was stopped by a police officer the other night because I had kind of drifted through a stop sign. He said I didn’t come to a complete stop. He smelled alcohol on my breath and asked me to step out of the car and perform some field sobriety tests.

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