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Lake City Elk Club 893 members Michael Lydick (left) and Larry Ward work on arranging toys Thursday afternoon as they prepare for the annual Elks Club Children’s Christmas Party, which will take place at about 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Lake City Elk Club 893 members Michael Lydick (left) and Larry Ward work on arranging toys Thursday afternoon as they prepare for the annual Elks Club Children’s Christmas Party, which will take place at about 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

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Elks prepping for a busy week

TONY BRITT
Thursday, December 19, 2019
The garage of James and Athena Allen’s Bryceville home shows heavy fire damage. Family members were able to extinguish the flames before firefighters arrived Nov. 23. Photo courtesy of the Allen family.

The garage of James and Athena Allen’s Bryceville home shows heavy fire damage. Family members were able to extinguish the flames before firefighters arrived Nov. 23. Photo courtesy of the Allen family.

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Family stops fire with pool water

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Monday, December 2, 2019
A Bryceville man used water from his swimming pool to extinguish a fire in his home’s garage Nov. 23. The fire that erupted in the garage just before 8 p.m.
Callahan’s Fred Heinrich, son William Heinrich, Jr. and fiancée Cheryl Hodge stand near one of the themed creations that are on display in their yard on Old Dixie Highway in Callahan.

Callahan’s Fred Heinrich, son William Heinrich, Jr. and fiancée Cheryl Hodge stand near one of the themed creations that are on display in their yard on Old Dixie Highway in Callahan.

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Heinrich lights up Christmas spirit

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Monday, December 2, 2019
An outdoor Christmas display illuminates Fred Heinrich’s world – a world he shares with the community each year.  Nearly 1.
Attendees watch their bowls fill at the sixth annual Empty Bowls luncheon Nov. 8. The meal raised thousands of dollars for Barnabas Center’s programs that support Nassau County families in need.

Attendees watch their bowls fill at the sixth annual Empty Bowls luncheon Nov. 8. The meal raised thousands of dollars for Barnabas Center’s programs that support Nassau County families in need.

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Empty bowls feed hundreds

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Monday, December 2, 2019
Barnabas Center recently held its sixth annual Empty Bowls luncheon Nov. 8, with nearly 500 guests in attendance. An empty bowl is a symbol of hunger.