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Correctional Institution By CARL MCKINNEY in 2020, is [email protected] scheduled for trial next Born out of an econom- month on ic development summit an attempt- between Lake City and ed murder Price Columbia County officials charge. earlier this year, a planned Circuit Judge David Fina sewage plant on the North denied a request for a con- Florida Mega Industrial tinuance from Price’s attor- Park on the east side of ney on Thursday. town aims to spur economic Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Price entered the cell PEOPLES STATE BANK is a local bank that cares deeply about our community and growth in the area — if the of inmate Joshua Davis on those who call North Central Florida Home. two governments can get April 4, 2017 with a 5-inch the money for it. 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