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History actors to occupy Palatka for Civil War-era event - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Living history actor Christopher Lydick points his sword as he directs his troops of history enthusiasts to engage with the enemy. (Submitted photo) One might say Christopher Lydick is a character. In fact, he has portrayed a specific character, a Union Army soldier, since 2007, providing a living history account of the Civil War era. Dressed in a period-appropriate major’s uniform of dark blue trousers, a double-breasted senior officer’s frock coat and a Kepi-style hat, Lydick will march into P
Rector bringing lessons of faith to book fest - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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The Rev. Canon Jon Davis holds a copy of his book, “Dangerous Prayer – How to Seek God and Be Found Along the Pilgrim’s Way,” which will be featured at the Garden of Reading Literary Festival. (Submitted photo) It was the Dangerous Prayer Retreat material that one man of God decided to revisit at his Palatka church during Lent in 2025 that prompted him to write his latest book. The Rev. Canon Jon Davis, 67, who has been the rector at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Palatka for the past three year
Bostwick performer eager to share music at concert series - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Award-winning songwriter and performer Stevie Lynne of Bostwick will be the featured performer Sept. 18 during the next Palatka SoundStage concert series at the Larimer Arts Center. (Photo submitted by Mark Anthony) One local singer and songwriter’s passion is using her music to bring back life into heavy hearts. That is what Stevie Lynne hopes to do as the featured performer during the next Palatka SoundStage concert series performance Sept. 18 at the Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid St. The conce
Daily News Publisher Rusty Starr dead at 71 - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Rusty Starr, the publisher of the Palatka Daily News, is pictured at the beach. Starr passed away Sept. 13 at age 71. (Submitted photo) The bench on Third Street sits empty, missing the man who was known to sit on it and talk with his employees or greet passersby who would see a friendly smile and stop to chat. That man was Rusty Starr, publisher of the Palatka Daily News, who died Sept. 13 at HCA North Florida Hospital in Gainesville following a brief illness. He was 71. Ron Reaves of Rainbow C
Remembering 25 years later - Palatka Daily News (opens the original)
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Army Col. Thomas W. Williams, who was born in Palatka, sits on one of the 184 illuminated, granite-covered benches at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial engraved with the name of a victim from the American Airlines Flight 77 crash at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. Williams’ office at the Pentagon was destroyed, but he was in another part of the building during the crash. (Submitted photo) What began as a routine Tuesday escalated into Col. Thomas W. Williams being put on high alert that mornin
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