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Florida’S Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’S Best Community $1 VOL Project1:Layout 1 6/10/2014 1:13 PM Page 1 Softball: Oklahoma tops FSU for World Series title /B1 FRIDAY TODAY C I T R U S C O U N T Y & next morning HIGH 90 P artly cloudy w ith LOW a show er or storm possible. 71 PAGE A4 w w w.chronicleonline.com JUNE 11, 2021 Florida’s Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’s Best Community $1 VOL. 126 ISSUE 247 SO YOU KNOW I The Florida Department of Vet shelter gets new brass Health has ceased the daily COVID-19 reports that have been Local nonprofit steps in to help guide facility and provide further resources used to track NANCY KENNEDY veterans helping other shelter and to be a bridge veterans shelter. “Our goal is to get the changes in the Staff writer veterans. between the shelter resi- On Friday, June 4, a veterans to accomplish number of Beginning June 1, The dents and resources in group of community part- their goals, whatever coronavirus cases Since it opened in 2010, Bridge 4 Veterans, a new the community. ners and Bridge board they may be,” said and deaths in the the veterans shelter in In- Citrus County-based non- Mission in Citrus members met for a ribbon Bridge president Greg state. verness, previously part profit organization with founder James Sleighter cutting at the shelter on Pelletier. of the Mission in Citrus, veterans on its board, has has stepped down South Park Avenue in has always been about stepped in to run the from running the Inverness. See SHELTER/Page A8 NEWS BRIEFS Chronicle event calendar changes Pedestrian tunnel takes shape T h e C r o n i c l e ’ s c o m - m unity calendar solution changed on M onday, June 7, to better serve our readers and event- goer audience. To subm it events on the new Evvnt system , visit w w w .chronicleonline. com /local-vents and click on “prom ote your event” and follow the prom pts. A ll areas w ith an asterisk (*) m ust be filled. Clendar subm issions com plim entary, how ever, paid options are available. A ny future event previ- ously subm itted before June 7 is no longer in the Cronicle system and w ill need to be resubm itted. W e apologize for any in- convenience. For m ore in fo rm a tio n , e m a il com m unity@ chronicle online.com or call 3 2 - 6 3- 6 6 0 Special needs shelter moves to new location C t r u s C u n t y ’ s s p e c i a l needs shelter is tem po- rarily m oving to the R e- n a i s s a n c e C n t e r a t 3 30 W . E ducational P ath in Lecanto. The m ove is ef- fective im m ediately. MATTHEW BECK/ C r o n i c l e M oving the special A concrete pump truck delivers concrete deep below ground Thursday, June 10, adjacent to the intersection of County Road 39 and U.S. 41 needs shelter allow s For- south of Dunnellon. A cement pathway will allow walkers and bicyclists to pass under U.S. 41 linking the Withlacoochee State Trail and the est R idge Elem entary Dunnellon Trailhead. S chool, the previous loca- tion, to finish a fire alarm When finished, underpass will connect trail systems system upgrade. The Forest R idge facil- MICHAEL D. BATES The Withlacoochee State Trail $5.6 million project is expected ity w ill be out of service Staff writer extends 46 miles from Citrus to finish by summer 2022. until next school year and Springs to Dade City. It is a multi- Contact Chronicle reporter the local D epartm ent of The Florida Department of use trail that spans Citrus, Her- Michael D. Bates at 352-563-3205 Transportation is working on a nando, and Pasco counties. The or mbates@chronicleonline. H e a l t h ( D O H -C t r u s ) a n d new paved tunnel (or under- Dunnellon Trail is not as lengthy, com. To see more of his stories, C t r u s C u n t y S h e r i f f ’ s pass) that will connect the running only about 2.5 miles and visit tinyurl.com/y6kb23vv. O ffice Em ergency O pera- north end of the Withlacoochee runs across the Withlacoochee tions D ivision w ill use the State Trail in Citrus Springs to River into Marion County. A large tube delivers concrete R enaissance Cnter as the south end of the Dunnellon FDOT had considered in- Thursday, June 10, into a the tem porary shelter Trail off County Road 39. stalling an overpass or signal- framework that will eventually until then. The 1-mile project will allow ized crossing but went with the provide a safe path leading The special needs walkers and bicyclists to con- underpass because it was less bikers and walkers under shelter is for individuals tinue safely their uninter- expensive and supported by U.S. 41. The path will connect w ho are oxygen depen- rupted route on the multi-use trail users. the Withlacoochee State Trail dent, have m obility issues trail via the underpass. Construction on the and the Dunnellon Trailhead. and other physical, m en- tal and cognitive im pair- m ents, and have no other evacuation option. For m ore inform ation c a l l t h e C t r u s C u n t y Prosecutors rebut defense in resentencing case S heriff’s O ffice E m er- BUSTER THOMPSON Campbell’s mentality doesn’t Dr. David Turetsky and forensic and radiologists hired by Camp- gency O perations D ivi- Staff writer warrant his return to death row psychiatrist Dr. Emily Lazarou to bell’s public defenders gave ex- s i o n a t 3 2 - 4 9 - 7 00 o r for murdering his father. the stand Thursday, June 10, pert opinions on Campbell’s D O H -C t r u s a t Prosecutors put on their key Assistant state attorneys Pete during the fourth day of Camp- fetal-alcohol disorder, abusive 3 2 - 2 7 -00 8 . witnesses to rebut the testimony Magrino and Richard Buxman bell’s resentencing. — From staff reports of doctors who said John William called trauma neuroradiologist Since Monday, psychologists See COURT/Page A7 Classifieds . .C5 Crossword . .C9 INDEX Scene . .C1 Obituaries . A6 Comics . .C4 Editorial. 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