Columns

For the record, I have always been a sucker for the under dog. Or
maybe I should say, the under canary......and
now, the under horse. Plus, I hate bullies.

When you’re strolling the Seafood Festival this weekend
don’t be surprised if you’re approached by one of “The
Recyclables”, a recycled costume creation by local artist and
Energy Advisory Panel member, Connie Nelson. “The
Recyclables” in conjunction with the Cedar Key School are
again working towards the goal of asking as many American
citizens as possible to renew for the coming year their personal
commitment to protect the environment by signing a

By Paul D. Barnes
Social Security Regional Commissioner, Atlanta, Ga
The cool winds and changing leaves are telltale signs:
another autumn has arrived. Sometimes it’s hard to believe
how quickly the seasons change and the years pass by.
Whatever season of life you happen to be in, it may be a
good time to reflect on the protection you have through
Social Security.
Each stage of life — from the spring of youth to the summer
of middle age to the autumn of retirement — comes with

Four of Cedar Key’s lodging establishments, Seahorse Landing, Island Place, Park Place and Faraway Inn, made the time and investment to be certified by Florida’s DEP as a Green Lodging.  This voluntary initiative designates and recognizes lodging establishments that make a commitment to conservation and protection of Florida’s natural resources.  The program consists of environmental guidelines designed for the hospitality industry to evaluate its operations, set goals and take specific actions to improve environmental performance.