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On Monday, for the first time in almost a year, a jury trial was held at the Marion County Judicial Center. Some jurors in State vs. Milo Holden sat in the jury box. Others sat elsewhere in the courtroom — all the better to achieve social distancing, according to a lawyer who was there. At lunch, the courtroom was cleared so the jurors could spread out and dine. The same thing happened when it was time to deliberate: Instead of retiring to a small conference room, the jurors stayed in the courtroom and everyone else left, the lawyer said Everyone wore a mask. When a witness was sworn in to testify, he or she removed the mask and used a face shield.
A look inside the Gators’ new top 10 recruiting class Sandwiched between last week’s loss to LSU and Saturday’s upcoming SEC Championship game, the Florida Gators secured another top 10 recruiting class Coach Dan Mullen during the Florida-Georgia game Nov. 2, 2019. Photo by Samantha Harrison | The Independent Florida Alligator Sandwiched between last week’s loss to LSU and Saturday’s upcoming SEC Championship game, the Florida Gators secured another top 10 recruiting class Wednesday. The class is headlined by two five-stars, cornerback Jason Marshall and safety Corey Collier Jr.. This is the Gators’ highest rated class since 2013, when they brought in the third-ranked class.
Applause: Good news in Ocala/Marion County for Dec. 13, 2020 Ocala Star-Banner VFW honors local students and teachers Veterans of Foreign Wars McCullough-Mixson Post 4209 in Ocala recently hosted a gathering to recognize the local winners of two VFW-sponsored patriotic essay competitions. The contests have local, state and national eliminations, and top national level prizes in the contests include a $30,000 scholarship. Three area teachers were also recognized at the gathering. The Patriot's Pen contest is open to students in grades 6 to 8. They are required to write an essay from 300 to 400 words on a patriotic theme, which this year was "What is patriotism to me?"