This Week
By LOIS KINDLE The Greater SouthShore Chamber of Commerce recently acknowledged six of South Shore’s most remarkable people during its monthly membership luncheon March 20 …
Columns
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woke up the other day thinking about how fast 2023 went by and how it’s end signaled one less year left on my time here. While this is certainly true …
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Like so many people I know, I suffer from chronic pain, and it seems to get worse as I get older. As a writer, I sit a lot and get …
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I’ve had seven dogs over my lifetime, plus four cats and seven birds. Each one held a special place in my heart, and every time one of them died, I …
Obituaries
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Jack Harold Gulley Jack Harold Gulley passed away peacefully at the age of 94, on March 4, 2024, at The Inn at Plaza West in Sun City Center, FL. Jack …
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Ronald D. Sweet We are sad to announce that on March 7, 2024, at the age of 81, Ronald D. Sweet of Sun City Center, Florida, born in Brooklyn, New …
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Robert G. Joseph Robert G. Joseph, of Sun City Center, Florida, formerly of Riverhead, New York, died Wednesday, February 28, 2024, at Palm Garden Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sun City …
Prep Sports
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By STEVE JACKSON The East Bay High Indians, with an 8-3 record, and the Sumner High Stingrays, at 7-4, are the only two of the five South Shore baseball teams …
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By FRANCIS FEDOR Stingray baseball returned from spring break and dropped a 7-3 decision at Newsome. The ‘Rays rebounded with a Saturday home matinee win, shutting out Steinbrenner 4-0 to …
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By FRANCIS FEDOR The Stingrays bounced back after losing their Saladino tournament opener to Seffner Christian to win back-to-back games, a tight 5-3 win over Armwood on March 11 and …