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Letters to the Editor: Another Letter to the Editor
April 28th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Alison Weir`s Response to Mike Segal
April 21st, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Reply to an Advertisement in Cedar Key News
April 20th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Another Letter to the Editor
April 20th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Action from Tallahassee?
February 27th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Message from Fr. Jim Wright
February 25th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Tarmac Questions
January 25th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: County`s Potential Appointments Raise Questions
January 10th, 2009

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Please Help Keep Our Parks Open
December 24th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Thanks From Stephanie Gazda
December 6th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Chamber Urges Action to Keep State Museum Open
November 29th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Consider More Than Jobs
November 8th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Former Resident Reacts to Commission Indictments
November 7th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Letter: Blatant Racism Offends Visitors
November 7th, 2008

Letters to the Editor: Canadian Enjoys CK News
September 22nd, 2008

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A Trip Down Memory Lane

A Trip Down Memory Lane

Letters to the Editor

This letter is more of a thank you for all the news that can be viewed via internet. As a little girl my family and I spent many summers in Cedar Key. My Grandfather Benjamin Robert Young known as Benny young was a commercial fisherman and raised my mother Mary Carolyn and her siblings there. So the things I remember like the beach we swam on which now has a Hotel, and walking down Main Street with every body knowing us as Benny`s grandchildren, which would never happen now, feeding the pelican on the docks and watching the Shrimp boats come in. I remember walking every where and now I understand there to be a taxi service which is really hard to believe. And walking to Church on Sundays up the hill pass the Fish house to the Church of Christ, which I am sure has grown by now also. If you do not know who I am talking about if I understand correctly there is a picture of my grandpa in the museum with a piece of his fishing net.I just wanted to thank you for making it possible to view a bit of my past on the Internet and watching my past grow, although it is very strange to visualize that little town being so large now, with boat rentals enabling tourists to travel to Horseshoe Island where I remember the Horseshoe crabs following us down the beach. In closing keep up the good work, and I hope that the people living there now enjoy the town as myself and my family have and have in the future fond memories of Cedar Key as I do.

Sincerely Beverly Holley

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