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Full Buck Moon
viewed in final waxing night
The Full Buck Moon at about 9:30 p.m. EDT on July 28 shines down on Levy County.
Story and Photos By Jeff M. Hardison © July 29, 2026 at 4 p.m.
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LEVY COUNTY -- The full moon of July 2026 took place this morning (Wednesday, July 29), reaching peak illumination at 10:36 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), according to the 2026 edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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As noted, the July 2026 full moon occurred on Wednesday, July 29, at 10:36 a.m. EDT, and its fullness tracked via data from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Scientific Visualization Studio.
There has been at least one occasion in the past 70 years when NASA and The Old Farmer’s Almanac differed on the time of moonrise by a few minutes. An intrepid and clever journalist on that occasion noted that mathematics and physics then showed that farmers are taller than astronomers. That is not specifically relevant here, but it is fun for one writer to note, especially living in a farming and ranching neighborhood with a bunch of nearby astronomers as friends, too.
The moment of the Moon reflecting the most sunlight back to the Earth this month happened when the Moon was not visible from the Tri-County Area, and other parts of the Earth.
Mathematics, astrophysics and the truth about day and night, and probable visibility shows that zero percent of the Earth’s inhabitants could see the exact peak of the July 2026 full moon because it occurred at 10:36 a.m. EDT on July 29, when the Moon was below the horizon for the entire daytime-lit half of the planet.
As a result of that moment happening mid-morning in North America and in the afternoon and evening further east, the Sun was up and the Moon was positioned below the local horizon for the hemisphere facing it.
The little dot in the sky, the Full Buck Moon, is seen with some Spanish moss in the picture and an outdoor light that is connected to an oak tree somewhere in Levy County.
This Moon shot is from Levy County at about 9:30 p.m. on July 28.
Fear not, good readers. One may miss the brightest moment, but it is still a full moon. Not only is there a nighttime alternative, but one intrepid journalist “jumped the shark” or perhaps leapt over the Moon in a way, as he captured the Full Buck Moon on Tuesday night (July 28).
As for the nighttime alternative, a full moon looks 100 percent full to the human eye for about a day before and a day after its exact mathematical peak, making it fully visible during the nighttime hours of July 28, 29 and 30 for people on approximately 50 percent of the Earth’s surface at any given night during that time span.
Here are some more details about this viewing of 2026 Full Buck Moon. It was about 9:30 p.m. on July 28, when a local amateur astronomer who also happens to be a journalist thought to consider trying to take a photo, just in case it was too cloudy on July 29 and 30.
This particular photographer was still a bit feverish from an allergic reaction to ragweed, which he just learned is his nemesis for clear breathing and not having a sore throat, and coughing, sneezing and running a fever. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, he was essentially down for the count, although he did manage to take care of some business.
One Claritin, taken once every 24 hours, combined with Bayer aspirin, taken as the label shows, is bringing the writer back to 100 percent. As of late Wednesday afternoon, the journalist was 99 percent back to what he considers feeling normal. And despite illness and fever, he remained happy.
The primary nicknames for July’s full moon are the Buck Moon, the Thunder Moon and the Hay Moon. These names come from Native American, Colonial American, and European traditions that track seasonal changes in nature, according to reliable anthropological sources.
“I’m really going to let the Full Buck Moon go,” Jeff M. Hardison said. “I heard a lot of thunder today (July 29) and I have seen hay galore lately as well. Nonetheless, I will give this full moon a new name this year. It is the Loratadine 10 mg (generic Claritin) Tablets Antihistamine Full Moon.”
Owl first alerts from a Sunday swim
Oliver, a Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus), acts indifferent to being photographed.
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THE INK PAD – Oliver the owl was enjoying cooling off during a Sunday afternoon (July 26) dip in one of the big bird baths at The Ink Pad.
Then, a squadron of crows expressed their discontent at having to share this resource, even though there are other bird baths on the grounds.
Really, though, the cawing was more of a serious concern rather than just from not sharing pool time.
Owls are dangerous to crows, especially when the owls are roosting during the day. The threat of predation by owls, particularly larger owls -- like Oliver, a Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus), -- leads crows cawing to warn other crows. And they have been known to fly as a group to move an owl away.
Oliver, a Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus), notices a human taking his picture after hearing the click from the single-lens reflex camera.
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Oliver, a relatively large owl, was enjoying a small plastic pool that has its water changed often enough to prevent mosquito larva from growing there. This pool serves as a bird bath for quail, crow, pheasants, cardinals, other birds and animals, and it has served as a drinking fountain for deer at night and to quinch the thirst of other creatures as well – night and day.
Oliver, a Great Horned Owl, had upset the group of crows, where a group of crows are better known as a murder, a horde, a mob, or a congress of crows – rather than a squadron, as mentioned in the second sentence. The crows visit The Ink Pad most mornings as do squirrels and several other animals. A giant armadillo named Anthony has made a home under some wooden steps at The Ink Pad. He comes out late at night. Deer, turkey, wild hogs and other animals are still able to live in the neighborhood, although an influx of humans is reducing the animals’ safe habitat.
Oliver noticed a cameraman taking his picture as he enjoyed the pool. Click, click.
Then he flew up to a noticeably short branch of an oak tree. Oliver paused for a glamor face shot as a cloud passed. Then he posed for a profile shot and ended his modeling for the afternoon with a full-on, tufts up, eyes and beak forward photo being completed. He remained roosted on the branch for some hours before flying away.
It was a hoot for the photographer. The owl had no comment.
A shadow from a passing cloud makes this picture of the owl all one shade.
As the Sun comes out, the owl provides a profile photo opportunity.
After a few minutes of posing, Oliver, a Great Horned Owl, provides the classic opportunity for a great picture. The Sun helped with proper lighting as well.
Levy County Commission changes
meetings date due to Aug. 18 election
Information Provided By Levy County Board of County Commissioners
Published July 22, 2026 at 9 p.m.
BRONSON -- The Levy County Board of County Commissioners has rescheduled its regular board meeting and budget workshop, originally scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 18, to be on Tuesday, Aug. 25, instead, due to the Primary Election taking place on Aug. 18.
The meetings have been rescheduled to avoid conflicts with Election Day activities and to ensure the continued accessibility and efficient conduct of county business.
The rescheduled meetings will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 25, in the Levy County Government Center Auditorium, located at 310 School St., in Bronson. The regular board meeting will begin at 9 a.m. The budget workshop is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. on Aug. 25.
For more information, please contact the Levy County Board of County Commissioners’ Office at 352-486-5218.
Public invited to observe
Levy County Canvassing Board meetings
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By Levy County Supervisor of Elections Office
Published July 15, 2027 at 6 a.m.
BRONSON -- The public is invited to witness the following events associated with the Primary Election of Aug. 18.
Events are scheduled to take place at the Levy County Supervisor of Elections Office at 421 S. Court St. in Bronson at the dates and times listed below.
Please use the side entrance of the building.
Meetings marked with an asterisk (*) will take place at the Levy County Supervisor of Elections Annex -- located directly behind the Supervisor of Elections Office.
The Levy County Supervisor of Elections Office will use Clear Audit to facilitate post-election audits.
Election staff will scan ballots into the audit tabulation system periodically throughout the election in advance of the audit. All scanning into the audit tabulation system takes place during public noticed and accessible processing windows.
For more information or special accommodations, contact us at 352-486-5163 or tammy@votelevy.gov.
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Aug. 17, Monday
10 a.m.-12 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to learn about senior services, hospice, advance care planning and more. No appointment needed. Haven Hospice is hosting this event at the Tri-County Community Resource Center (TCCRC) at 15. N. Main St. (U.S. Highway 19) in Chiefland.
Aug. 18, Tuesday
7 a.m.-7 p.m. -- This is primary election day in Florida. Some races will be decided this day. Others will be decided on Nov. 3.
Aug. 24, Monday
10 a.m.-12 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to the Rural Women’s Health Project (RWHP) / Project SALUD. RWHP will be at the Tri-County Community Resource Center (TCCRC) at 15. N. Main St. (U.S. Highway 19) in Chiefland to provide outreach to Spanish-speaking individuals and families. Appointments are encouraged but not required. For information or appointments, call 352-372-1095.
Aug. 25, Tuesday
5:30-7:30 p.m. -- The College of Central Florida invites the community to the 2026 Careers and Colleges Expo on at the CF Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, 15390 N.W. U.S. Highway 19, Chiefland (just south of the City of Fanning Springs). This free event offers high school seniors, transfer students, current college students and their families the opportunity to explore career paths and talk with vendors representing colleges and universities, trade schools and local career opportunities. CF admissions, academic and financial aid advisors will be available to assist prospective students. The expo is part of the Florida College Tour and is presented in connection with CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion.
Sept. 7, Monday
Labor Day
Sept. 11, Friday
Patriot Day
Oct. 12, Monday
Columbus Day - Indigenous People Day
Nov. 3, Tuesday
7 a.m.-7 p.m. -- This is general election day in Florida and elsewhere in the United States of America.
Nov. 26, Thursday
Thanksgiving
Dec. 7, Monday
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Dec. 25, Friday
Christmas
First Published Feb. 1, 2011 at 12:01 a.m.
Updated April 5, 2025 at 10 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time)
As a result of weather, organizations changing leadership, disbanding and other factors, some gatherings may have been cancelled. Please check before going to any of these.
EVERY MONDAY
11 a.m.-12 p.m. -- Tai-Chi for senior citizens with Susan Levi at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
12 p.m. – The Gilchrist County Rotary Club in the Gilchrist County Woman’s Club, 819 S.W. CR 339 (except on federal holidays). The club also meets at Akin's Barbecue three or four times a year - on random Monday afternoons. And normally this club does not meet the first Monday of the month. Instead, they meet for a Breakfast Fellowship at 8:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of the month. Then this club has a Board and Membership Business Meeting on the 2nd Monday of each month at noon. All Gilchrist Rotarians are invited. The rest of the month, these Rotarians meet for member-sponsored programs on Mondays at noon. All meetings are at the Woman's Club in Trenton -- except those random meetings in Bell.
Every Monday
4 - 5:30 p.m. -- MRT-Taking the High Road, at 4 N.E. 140th Street, Cross City, Fl 32628 - Cross City SDA Church. This event helps young people make better choices, builds strong character, and creates a future they’re proud of. Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) is powerful. evidence-based program that helps people aged 13 to 17 years old to Improve decision-making, build their self-confidence and self-worth, take accountability for the choices they make, develop strong values and goals, break negative cycles of behavior and create a new path. Contact: Nikie Waits, CRPS, for more information by calling 352-231-0849.
EVERY FIRST MONDAY
6:30 p.m. -- The Williston High School Football Boosters' meeting is in the Williston High School Library. Meetings will continue year-round on the first Monday of every month. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
EVERY SECOND MONDAY
Noon -- The Dixie Education Foundation meets the second Monday of each month at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
EVERY THIRD MONDAY
6:30 p.m. -- The Levy County Republican Executive Committee's monthly meeting starts with food and fellowship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the meeting at 7 p.m. at a new location for these meetings. The new location is Bett's Big T Restaurant, 2525 N. Young Blvd., Chiefland. Everyone is invited to come hear from county leaders who will explain what's happening now or in the future of Levy County. Every meeting has informative Republican ideas, information and plans for the future in the county, state and nation.
7 p.m. -- The Suwannee Valley Players meet at The Chief Theater, 25 E. Park Ave, Chiefland. The players discuss things that relate to the theater and upcoming shows. Anyone wishing to attend is welcome and no acting experience is necessary. For more information, please leave a message by calling 352-493-2787 or email to SuwanneeValleyPlayers@gmail.com.
EVERY TUESDAY
10 a.m. -- Gentle Yoga will be held at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City.
10-11 a.m. -- Exercise for senior citizens with Anne at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. – Williston Rotary Club meets at the First Presbyterian Church, 247 N.E. First St., Williston.
12 p.m. -- Games and cards for senior citizens at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton.
4-7 p.m. -- The Newberry Farmer's Market is on the corner of 254th Street and Newberry Road in downtown Newberry each Tuesday from 4 to 7 p.m. Sellers are offering fresh veggies, meats, eggs, mushrooms, plants, honey, jams, pickled items, fruit, baked goods, boiled peanuts and more.
7 p.m. -- Fanning Springs Community Church is participating in a ministry named "His Grounds," which is to help free from all addictions. This support group meets every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at Fanning Springs Community Church, 17930 N.W. 90th Court, in the City of Fanning Springs, Florida 32693. Everyone is welcome! If you would like more information, please call Fanning Springs Community Church at 352-463-2602 or call Marcia at 352-535-3068.
EVERY SECOND TUESDAY
6:30 p.m. -- (Effective Jan. 1, 2020, and going forward) Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5625 (Rebel Post) of Chiefland, is scheduled to have its monthly meeting at the post located at 6850 N.W. 137th St., north of Chiefland, just off of U.S. Highway 19. The monthly meeting used to be at 6:30 p.m., and years ago the VFW post was located at 1104 S. Main St. -- but the post has moved and the meeting time is changing to be an hour earlier as of January of 2020.
EVERY WEDNESDAY
9 a.m. – Medicare Review will be held at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City.
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. -- Senior Yoga at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
12 p.m. -- Tai-Chi for senior citizens with Susan Levi at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. -- The Suwannee River Economic Council has a meal site in Williston open to people who are 60 years and older. Seniors will receive a hot, nutritious, balanced meal free of charge. Donations are accepted. It’s in Thompson Hall at St. Banabas Church at 521 N.W. First Ave. Please call 352-490-7055 ext. 1 by 9 a.m. on Wednesdays to assure there will be enough meals hot and ready to serve on that day.
12 p.m. – Chiefland Rotary Club meets at The Gathering Table, Main Street (U.S. Highway 19) in downtown Chiefland.
12 p.m. – The Dixie County Rotary Club meets at the Dixie County Library, 16328 S.E U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
6 p.m. – AmVets Post 444 invites everyone to the post’s weekly dinner and Bingo. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. Dinner is served at 6 p.m. AmVets Post 444 is located at 13751 N.E. 52nd Place Williston. It is the big blue building on the right side of the road for people driving from Bronson to Williston. Call after noon for additional information -- 352-528-2550.
7 p.m. -- The Youth Ministry Program Ignite 4:12 at Cornerstone Assembly of God continues from Sept. 18, to be each Wednesday. Director of Youth Ministry Chris Kirby said he looks forward to seeing young people come to this weekly event at Cornerstone Assembly Of God 1045 Sixth Blvd., in Williston.
EVERY FIRST WEDNESDAY
10- 11 a.m. -- The first Wednesday of each month, interested individuals are invited to enjoy the "coffee club meeting," where Edward Jones Financial Advisor Kathryn Lancaster will discuss current updates on the market and economy in a relaxed, informal setting. This discussion is at the Edward Jones office, 220 N. Main St. (U.S. Highway 19), in Chiefland. Participants need to reserve a spot at the coffee club meeting by calling the office at 352-493-4948.
EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY
6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY
12 p.m. -- Every third Wednesday, there is a free community light lunch at Holy Family Catholic Church, 17353 N.E. U.S. Alt. 27 near Williston. Everyone is invited. For more information, please call 352-528-2893.
EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY
6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
EVERY FIFTH WEDNESDAY
6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
EVERY THURSDAY
10-11 a.m. – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts Exercise with Anne Tally. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
12 p.m. – The Suwannee Valley Rotary Club meets in the Community Building of the Haven Tri-Counties Hospice Care Center, At 311 N.E. Ninth St. in Chiefland.
2 p.m. -- Weekly Kids Movie (Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult) at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City.
7 p.m. -- A Narcotics Anonymous meeting is scheduled for every Thursday at Fanning Springs Community Church, 17930 N.W. 90th Court, in the City of Fanning Springs.
7 p.m. -- Yankeetown Inglis Woman's Club Bingo is active. The games begin at 7 p.m., in the club located at 5 56th St., Yankeetown. Stop in at 5 p.m. and shop in the Second to None Shoppe. At 6 p.m., you can eat before the games start. You don't have to play to eat, we have take out! There are always sandwiches and hot dogs available. For more information call 352-447-2057.
7 p.m. -- There is Bingo every Thursday at the Williston Lions Club, 401 S.E. Sixth Ave. Contact Pamela Vamosi at 352-222-8267 or Deanna Barnard at 352-283-8828 for more information about the Lions Club of Williston.
EVERY SECOND THURSDAY
6 p.m. -- The HealingStrong organization meets in the Gilchrist County Public Library at 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton. HealingStrong is a cancer resource organization, which helps people by educating, connecting, and encouraging those seeking comprehensive, natural strategies to heal strong and stay strong. Healing Strong is a non-profit, federally approved organization made up of a growing network of HealingStrong Groups in the United States, Canada and some other countries. The power of the HealingStrong Groups comes from fostering a vibrant, synergistic, loving community where patients get inspiration and motivation, are empowered with information to take action (or change direction), and are encourage to be strong and courageous and to never give up. Meetings are FREE, encouraging, informative and full of hope because no one should have to heal alone. Together, people at these meetings may find strength through faith, education and connection with others.
11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. -- Cornerstone Assembly of God, 1045 Sixth Blvd. in Williston offers a free lunch each second Thursday. All are welcome. For more information, please call 352-528-6880.
Noon -- The Dixie County Chamber of Commerce meets the second Thursday of each month at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
1:30-3:30 p.m. -- There is an Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group that meets in the Luther Callaway Public Library, 104 N.E. Third St. in Chiefland. This support group creates a safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for participants to develop informal mutual support and social relationships. Participants will learn and be informed about dementia, and the group as a whole helps participants develop methods and skills to solve problems. RSVPs are required. Call the Helpline at 1-800-272-3900 to reserve a seat or to find more information.
7-8 p.m. -- The Levy (County) Backyard Beekeepers meet second Thursday of every month from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Bronson Community Church, 948 E. Hathaway Ave. (U.S. Alt. 27), in Bronson, Florida. For more information contact Steve Starks at 386-288-0741 or John Dulaney at 352-284-3211. Free honeybee removal is available.
7 p.m. -- The Levy County Horse Club is scheduled to meet on the second Thursday of the month at The Gathering Table Restaurant in Chiefland. Arrive earlier for dinner. Are you interested in horses and trailriding? Join us for our monthly social and check us out at http://www.levycountyhorseclub.com/.
EVERY THIRD THURSDAY
6 p.m. -- The HealingStrong organization meets in the Gilchrist County Public Library at 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton. HealingStrong is a cancer resource organization, which helps people by educating, connecting, and encouraging those seeking comprehensive, natural strategies to heal strong and stay strong. Healing Strong is a non-profit, federally approved organization made up of a growing network of HealingStrong Groups in the United States, Canada and some other countries. The power of the HealingStrong Groups comes from fostering a vibrant, synergistic, loving community where patients get inspiration and motivation, are empowered with information to take action (or change direction), and are encourage to be strong and courageous and to never give up. Meetings are free, encouraging, informative and full of hope because no one should have to heal alone. Together, people at these meetings may find strength through faith, education and connection with others.
EVERY FRIDAY
7:15 a.m. -- The Citrus Business Network (CBN) exists to grow the business and profitability of our members by providing leads and referral information, sharing marketing ideas and utilizing each others' services. Everyone wants to do business with people they know, like and trust. The CBN allows us to develop that kind of relationship, not only with other members, but also with friends and business contacts. We meet Friday mornings at 7:30 a.m. at the Twisted Oak Country Club, in Beverly Hills. Breakfast and social time begins at 7:15. We would love to have you visit a meeting and see if CBN is right for you. Questions? Call Peg Weston at 352-586-2343.
9:30 a.m. - Noon – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts BINGO followed by lunch. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
EVERY THIRD FRIDAY
Noon – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts a monthly birthday party with a special meal, cake and ice cream. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
EVERY SECOND SATURDAY
9:45 a.m. -- C.A.N. (Community Alliance Network) meets at the Living Water Life Center (LWLC) 6491 S.E. 123 Terrace Morriston. We’re meeting to put together resources and ideas for growing, bartering, food storage, alternative energy and other forms of self-sufficiency. Join us to hear speakers from like-minded groups share their visions and help us form ours. We always look forward to meeting new people.
10 a.m.-4 p.m. -- ForVets Inc. at Otter Springs Park and Campground, 6470 S.W. 80th Ave., Trenton, is offering a recreation and wellness program, The goal is for military service veterans and family members to enjoy recreation for their mind, body and soul. Check in each month at the Canteen. An agenda will be available in print and online to see what is available at different times of the day. For more information about this free service for veterans, call 352-215-5476.
4 p.m. -- There is a “Community Round Table Meeting” at Inglis City Hall each second Saturday of each month. This is an open forum for residents of Inglis to come together to discuss area needs and views.
EVERY THIRD SATURDAY
9:30 a.m. -- Darklub (Dixie Amateur Radio Klub) monthly meetings are every third Saturday starting at 9:30 a.m. They are in the Gilchrist County Public Library, 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton, just off of U.S. Highway 129 near Trenton High School.
5:30 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to a Gospel Sing on the third Saturday of each month at St. Johns United Methodist Church, on the corner of Alachua County Roads 236 and 239, in Alachua. The mailing address is 10708 N.W. County Road 236. There will be a sign at corner of the intersection. Each month, there will also be a fellowship afterward with a covered dish meal.
EVERY FOURTH SATURDAY
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. -- The South Levy Marketplace, which is held the fourth Saturday of each month, happens in the Food Ranch Plaza, 40 U.S. Highway 19 N., just north of Follow That Dream Parkway (Levy County Road 40). Vendors provide goods, demonstrations and services. There are even free cat adoptions. Vendor spaces and quality yard sale spaces are 10x10 for $10. Civic groups and non-profit groups can have spaces for free. For more information, call 352-302-1771.
EVERY LAST SATURDAY
1-3 p.m. -- The Care for Caregivers group meets on the last Saturday of each month in the Williston City Hall Community Center, 50 N.W. Main St. in Williston. Williston has support for caregivers and their loved ones who have dementia.
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