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The Betz Farm problem won’t stop at city limits (opens the original)
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Crystal River may not get a vote on what happens at Betz Farm, but city officials are beginning to ask what happens to them if the 348-acre property is developed. The proposed residential development sits outside the city limits. But its roads, traffic, stormwater and environmental effects would not necessarily stop at the city line. That was the concern behind a discussion Councilwoman Mindi Hastings brought to the Crystal River City Council, with the county preparing to consider the developerâ
More parking, less ramp chaos (opens the original)
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Citrus County commissioners Monday voted 4-1 to move forward with the most ambitious of three proposed improvements for Fort Island Trail Park, giving boaters something theyâve been asking for in the middle of a growing summer crunch: more ways to launch. âThe need isnât going away,â said Commissioner Jeff Kinnard, who made the motion. âItâs only going to get (worse).â The commission selected the third of three options, which would add another boat ramp with two launch lanes at the
Growth is coming fast. Can Crystal River keep up? (opens the original)
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Crystal River is beginning to look like a city in the midst of a growth spurt. New hotels are rising. Residential development is moving forward. Existing properties are being redeveloped. Private investment is coming to Kings Bay Drive. The city is considering annexation and working on plans to reshape parts of its downtown. Mayor Joe Meek expects the changes to be noticeable. âWithin the city, weâre probably going to, in the next two years, be adding 400 plus hotel rooms,â Meek said. The
When blood pressure won’t budge, doctors try something new (opens the original)
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For years, patients with difficult-to-control high blood pressure have had relatively few options beyond adding more medications. Now, Citrus County physicians have another tool. The first renal denervation procedure in Citrus County was performed Monday, Aug. 24, at HCA Florida Citrus Hospitalâs Heart and Vascular Center, marking the arrival of a minimally invasive treatment for selected patients whose blood pressure remains high despite medication. Interventional cardiologist Dr. Mohinder Vi
A backyard pool brings a family something priceless (opens the original)
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Ben Wojtas couldnât hold back the tears when he talked about what the new swimming pool might mean for his 17-year-old son, Charlie. For Wojtas and his wife, Nicole, the pool in their Citrus Springs backyard is more than a place to swim. It is a chance to give their family something they had been missing: time together. âThis is more than a pool,â Wojtas said, fighting back emotion. âThis is the whole thing for our family because we donât have any family moments.â That changed this s
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