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- Sep 10, 2026
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Fighting hunger, feeding Citrus: Let’s Feed Citrus brings community partners together Oct. 2 (opens the original)
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The numbers tell only part of the story. Each year, Letâs Feed Citrus distributes more than 2 million pounds of food and puts bags and boxes of food into more than 10,000 vehicles through its lines. In 2025, more than 1,000 families â representing over 3,300 individuals â turned to Letâs Feed Citrus for groceries through the ministryâs regular mobile food distributions across the county. But the numbers donât tell about the individuals and families who depend on the food they bring h
'Bang Bang, You’re Dead' Teen actors take on a difficult story — and a difficult conversation (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, as Elisha Belden made a list of plays for her teen Twistid Arts Initiative actors to perform, she knew âBang Bang, Youâre Deadâ would be a challenge. Not for the actors, but for the audience. âBang Bang, Youâre Dead,â the 1999 one-act play written by William Mastrosimone, tackles the topic of school shootings. Inspired by the 1998 shooting at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon, the play follows a high school shooter who is tormented in his jail cell by app
Heat, cold and helping hands: Summer outreach gives way to preparations for another busy cold weather shelter season (opens the original)
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When your home is a tent in the woods or a falling-down mobile home, extreme weather is not your friend. In January 2022, Nature Coast Community Church in Homosassa opened its doors as a cold weather shelter for people who were homeless or without adequate heat where they lived. The church hosts the shelter, nonprofit BASICS United operates it and the community supplies everything else â volunteers, meals, clothing, hygiene items, paper products and more. The Citrus County Cold Weather Shelter
‘The Operating Table: A History of Surgery’ library presentation to explore the fascinating and often gruesome history of surgery (opens the original)
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Next time you have a complaint about modern medicine, consider common surgery techniques in Victorian-era England. Victorian surgeons prided themselves on speed â the famed London surgeon Robert Liston could amputate a leg in less than three minutes. In the late 19th century, some Victorian surgeons injected cowâs milk into the veins of cholera and weak patients. Victorian operating rooms, built like amphitheaters, drew crowds of paid audiences who were entertained by screaming, unanesthetiz
Birding takes flight: Four-part library series explores Florida’s feathered friends (opens the original)
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From the tiny Chipping Sparrow with its rust-red cap to the loud but beautiful Blue Jay foraging for a snack of unshelled peanuts â and many other feathered species â nature provides Florida residents with free entertainment daily. This fall, Citrus County Libraries invites the community to a âBirds of A Featherâ monthly series from September to December highlighting the various birds of the area. All four programs will be from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Homosassa Public Library, 4100 S. Grand
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