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A Place to Call Their Own - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Navy veteran Dale Masteller stands outside his home in the Veterans Village of Palatka. Masteller was the first resident of the five-home community Putnam Habitat for Humanity recently completed. (PETER WILLOTT/Palatka Daily News) For Dale Masteller, life in the Veterans Village of Palatka comes down to one word: peaceful. The Navy veteran was the first resident of the small neighborhood off Westover Drive, where former service members own affordable homes and find companionship among neighbors
Kitchen marks 15 years with showers, laundry plans - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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David Yonts Sr., right, speaks Tuesday during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Interlachen Soup Kitchen Ministries, while, from left, board member Melanie Gray and County Commissioners Larry Harvey and Walton Pellicer. (PETER WILLOTT/Palatka Daily News) INTERLACHEN — When David and Linda Yonts started a soup kitchen in 2011, they cooked meals at home, carried them to a local church and served them from Crock-Pots in a room that seated about 30 people. On Tuesday, community members gathered at Interl
Dusty flag brings Sept. 11 history to life for JROTC cadets - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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A tattered American flag that once flew near Ground Zero after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks flies at half-staff Friday at Interlachen Junior-Senior High School during the school’s JROTC Remembrance Ceremony. (PETER WILLOTT/Palatka Daily News) INTERLACHEN — The flag was tattered and dusty, its history older than every student who stood beneath it Friday morning. Retired Army Lt. Col. Korey Brown had kept the flag for years after it flew just two blocks from Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001.
Interlachen wins $5K, eyes $1M stadium makeover - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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From left, Interlachen Junior-Senior High Principal Amber Symonds, football players Garrett Riddley and Max Rosado, and head football coach Eric Gibson celebrate the school receiving $5,000 through T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights. (PETER WILLOTT/Palatka Daily News) Interlachen Junior-Senior High School has already won $5,000 in a national competition, but school leaders hope the award is just the first step toward something much bigger. The school was selected as one of T-Mobile’s “$5K Fridays
United Way delivers $107K in grants to Putnam groups - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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United Way of St. Johns and Putnam Counties representatives present a $60,000 ceremonial check Sept. 3 to Heart of Putnam Christian Service Center in Palatka to help the organization assist residents with utility bills, food assistance and other basic needs while supporting the center’s ongoing operations. (PETER WILLOTT/Palatka Daily News) Representatives of United Way of St. Johns and Putnam Counties spent Sept. 3 traveling around Palatka carrying oversized ceremonial checks, with the dollars
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