Tethering dogs, burning trash discussed at meeting

BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com  The Clay County Sheriff’s Office and the Clay Chamber’s Lake Region Prosperity Partners held a joint meeting on January 23 at Keystone Heights’s First Baptist Church. Detective Gary Winterstein and other deputies who investigate animal abuse and environmental violations were the spotlight speakers. Also attending were County Commissioner Betsy Condon and…

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