Inglis NewsLocal news for Inglis, FL continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Feel the flow: Group suggests reconnecting waterways, use canal as fresh water reservoir- April 29, 2008 Wildfire contained in Potts Preserve A fire consuming about 1,200 acres of forest was so loud and bright Sunday night it awoke Hernando resident Karen Kennedy. via Citrus County Chroniclehttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/feel-the-flow-group-suggests-reconnecting-wate... Hospice offers family camp- April 18, 2008 "It's our goal to help bring comfort and hope to families during the natural season of grieving over their loved ones." Hospice offers family camp By Cristy Loftis Helping children deal with grief, Hospice organizations have an upcoming event for families who have lost a loved one. via Citrus County Chroniclehttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/hospice-offers-family-camp?fromrss=1 Many county workers drive home in county vehicles- April 11, 2008 Road crew fixes problem on CR 335 A road repair project on CR 335 exemplifies some of the work completed by the department in Levy County. via Chiefland Citizenhttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/many-county-workers-drive-home-in-county-vehic... Inglis man faces charges for armed robbery- April 9, 2008 Inglis man faces charges for armed robbery By Chris Van Ormer Starting up a conversation early Friday morning at Fort Island Gulf Beach in Crystal River was the beginning of events that resulted in an Inglis ... via Citrus County Chroniclehttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/inglis-man-faces-charges-for-armed-robbery?fro... Global warming hits home- April 7, 2008 "We're going to have an underwater preserve" Global warming hits home Doug FingerThe Gainesville Sun Jack Putz, a University of Florida professor of botany, stands in a salt marsh littered with dying trees along County Road 40-A in Yankeetown. via Gainesville.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/global-warming-hits-home?fromrss=1 Kings Road Mine reviewed by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers- April 5, 2008 "We'll have a bloodbath in town" Kings Road Mine reviewed by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Two scoping meetings with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on March 26 and 27, in Inglis and Chiefland respectively, added to the scoping process, which ... via Chiefland Citizenhttp://www.topix.net/city/inglis-fl/2008/04/kings-road-mine-reviewed-by-u-s-army-corps-of-... |