This Week
By LOIS KINDLE Few people, if any, in the South Shore community had greater impact on Veterans than Bill Hodges. When he passed away at …
Columns
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I’ve had seven dogs over my lifetime, plus four cats and seven birds. Each one held a special place in my heart, and every time one of them died, I …
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I don’t know who said, “If you don’t create change, change will create you,” but it sounds about right. I think most of us are resistant to change, and I …
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Driving to the chamber a few weeks ago, one of the parts of my car dropped off. I felt it, heard it and saw it go flying to the side of the …
Obituaries
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Linda D. Coleman Linda Dianne (Carlson) Coleman, 80, went with her Lord and Savior on Oct. 15, 2024, in Orlando, FL. She was born Jan. 6, 1944, in Salem, OH, …
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Elmer L. Leverett Elmer Lee Leverett, age 89, born Sept. 9, 1935, passed peacefully at Hospice House on Oct. 20, 2024. Elmer was a smart, happy, hard working, slightly sarcastic …
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Patricia A. Zaidel Patricia “Pat” Ann Zaidel, 89 years old, passed away peacefully at LifePath Hospice, Sun City Center Hospice House, on October, 12, 2024. She was born in Buffalo, …
Prep Sports
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By FRANCIS FEDOR The Stingrays entered the week on a three-game winning streak and had the undefeated Plant City Raiders coming into the Tank seeking to keep their early season …
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By FRANCIS FEDOR Sumner basketball bounced back after its first loss at East Bay to return home on Tuesday, Dec. 3, and rout Riverview, 60-21. The ’Rays followed that win …
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By STEVE JACKSON The high school basketball season is still early, but so far East Bay High has the dominant won-loss record among the South Shore Five. The Indians, of …
