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Book club makes ‘golden’ choice for upcoming season - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Members of the One Book One Putnam Committee announce during the Garden of Reading Literary Festival on Sept. 26 that “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi is the selected tome for the 2027 reading season. (Submitted photo) Having recently decided on its book of choice, a local nonprofit is encouraging bookworms to get an early start on preparing for the upcoming literary season. One Book One Putnam members selected “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi as the 2027 read, the nonprofit group announced Sept. 26
Actor guests added for third year of Halloween event - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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People dressed as zombies dance to “Thriller” at the Putnam County Fairgrounds during the 2025 Madd Monster Halloween Market, which will return Oct. 10 as HallowRamaCon. (File photo) A spooky event will return to East Palatka next week with a new name, new celebrity guests and the same goal of getting everyone in the Halloween spirit. HallowRamaCon will be 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Putnam County Fairgrounds, 118 Fairgrounds Road in East Palatka. The event, which is in its third year, was p
Drugs in milkshake bring 4 suspects to jailyard - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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From left, Brandy Cain, Justin Palerino, Rocky Shuman and Kierstyn Yarboro(Photos courtesy of the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office) Four people were arrested during a traffic stop Tuesday night when drugs were found throughout the vehicle, including inside a sweet dairy treat, according to authorities. Keystone Heights resident Rocky Shuman, 41, was charged with possession of a controlled substance and drug equipment possession, according to a Facebook statement from the Putnam County Sheriff’s Of
County in hot water over wetland tampering, tree removals - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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State officials said Putnam County workers put fill dirt in the wetlands near Pico Road Boat Ramp in East Palatka in December 2025. (SARAH CAVACINI/Palatka Daily News) Putnam County is paying $25,000 and likely could pay more to right environmental wrongs that were done when, according to an anonymous complainant, an elected official directed workers to carry out unpermitted work at an East Palatka boat ramp. The Board of County Commissioners voted 4-1 during their Aug. 25 meeting to approve a $
Farm conserved under deal with family, group - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Cory Young, owner of Young Family Farms, stands at the edge of his property after recently partnering with the Putnam Land Conservancy to help protect the property, which is home to native wildlife and vegetation, from future development. (Photo courtesy of the Putnam Land Conservancy) Dozens of acres of land that is home native animal and plant life has been added to the growing acreage of land being preserved in Putnam County. Young Family Farm, located near Putnam Lakes Preserve in the west e
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