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Auxiliary members host flea market to benefit town - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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From left, Ronald and Judie Jones from Palatka make buying decisions at Trish Branch’s table at the Interlachen Flea Market on Saturday. (LIA MARTIN/Palatka Daily News) INTERLACHEN – Saturday brought together residents from throughout Putnam County for the last of a group’s annual flea markets to raise funds for local causes. The ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary in Interlachen represent more than making sure every veteran laid to rest in one of the town’s cemeteries is remembered by wreat
Council makes changes, approvals ahead of new fiscal year - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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During the most recent Interlachen Town Council meeting, officials approved and acknowledged numerous items, ranging from commission representatives and contract approvals to a homecoming parade and one of the town’s police officers. During the group’s Sept. 8 meeting, Tonya Whitehurst, the assistant superintendent of business operations for the Putnam County School District, was removed as the district’s representative on […]
Fire station listed among CC budget talks - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Crescent City leaders presented a tentative budget revenue this week that could change when the city receives $3 million to build its new fire station. During Tuesday’s Crescent City Commission budget workshop, City Manager Derek Martin and Finance Director Steve Conklin informed elected officials about the upcoming budget, which shows $2,599,732 in revenue for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, which […]
Town proposes not changing tax rate for next year - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Dominic Piscitello, Interlachen’s interim police chief, spoke at a meeting this week about ways to spend town funds on needed items. (File photo) The Interlachen Town Council had its third and final budget workshop Wednesday for the 2026-2027 fiscal year after months of discussion about the best way to spend the town’s funds. All five council members and Mayor Rick Hanes agreed they would approve the proposed tax rate of 6.9018 mills per $1,000 of taxable value, the same as it is for the current
Friction between officials escalates to resignation - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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CRESCENT CITY – Amid a reported failure to deploy an emergency vehicle after two emergency calls were made, the city’s leading fire official resigned. The news came Friday morning during a special-called Crescent City Commission meeting, where City Manager Derek Martin and Fire Chief Joe Raisor discussed what led to this point. One of the hardest parts of his job, Martin acknowledged, is parting ways with employees who had been held in high esteem, made a difference in the city and worked hard t
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