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Buster Thompson is a reporter with the Citrus County Chronicle, a county paper for Citrus County, Florida.
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CCEF announces the Barbara Fallon Memorial Nursing Scholarship

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By Buster Thompson
| Citrus County Chronicle
It takes a lot to be a nurse, and the Barbara Fallon Memorial Nursing Scholarship wants to help propel the Citrus County high schoolers who share those same traits as the person it honors. “It means a lot to our family because it’s a way that she lives on,” Fallon’s oldest daughter, Amy Crowell, said.
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Crystal River City Council to vote on budget, contract increases; CCSO to give crime report

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By Buster Thompson
| Citrus County Chronicle
Crystal River City Council plans to vote on upping the budget for utility maintenance, paying more to permit the Riverwalk, and temporarily allowing open containers of alcohol. Council members will call to order at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14, at City Hall, 123 NW U.S. 19, Crystal River. For more information about the city council, and how to watch live meetings online, visit crystalriverfl.org/meetings.
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Citrus County welcomes winter migration of manatees

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By Buster Thompson
| Citrus County Chronicle
Citrus County’s waters will get busier when winter arrives. Not with boaters, kayakers and swimmers, but with manatees. These marine mammals travel inshore from the northern Gulf of Mexico to seek refuge from the cold in the county’s warmer, spring-fed waterways, particularly King’s Bay.
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