Sarah Cavacini is a Reporter at Orlando Weekly and Palatka Daily News. She covers general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, while also exploring topics related to pets and veterinary issues. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications, including Orlando Weekly and Palatka Daily News.
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By: Sarah Cavacini
The Palatka City Commission will interview candidates in hopes of finding someone to be the city’s newest administrative leader until someone is selected to fill the role on a more long-term basis. The commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. at City Hall, 201 N. Second St., to meet the three interim city manager candidates they selected last week. During […]
POMONA PARK – Children’s giggles filled the halls of a local childhood development center as their parents and grandparents arrived to pick them up this week. But with the agency possibly having to search for a new South Putnam County home by 2028, officials, parents and guardians are concerned the services the facility offers working families could be eliminated. […]
CRESCENT CITY – Shelves were nearly bare and sale signs were on every rack inside the city’s biggest grocery store as its looming permanent closure is leaving officials and residents in South Putnam County without a full-service supermarket. Residents have until May 31 to shop at the Winn-Dixie, 115 N. Summit St, before it shuts its doors for good, […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
Elected officials’ top choice for Palatka’s new interim city manager plans to use her financial prowess to help the city, but she and city officials need to agree on terms before she can begin work. In a 4-0 vote, the Palatka City Commission selected Cynthia Curry, Gainesville’s former city manager, to be Palatka’s top administrator while the city searches […]
Monday was more than cookouts or a day on the water for some Putnam County residents as they celebrated the true meaning of Memorial Day. Veterans marched down St. Johns Avenue and gathered at Palatka Riverfront Park, 100 Memorial Parkway, with loved ones and other residents to recognize fallen service members. Warren E. Brown, a 92-year-old Army veteran from […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
One of Palatka’s biggest events took place this weekend, with one of the organizers citing teamwork and community excitement as vital aspects of its warm welcome. The Blue Crab Festival returned to Palatka’s downtown and riverfront Friday and continued through Sunday night, offering music, seafood, shopping and entertainment for people of all ages. Erin Hewes, the chairwoman of the […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
INTERLACHEN – Graduates hugged their teachers and cheered with each other as they celebrated their final high school accomplishment and prepared to venture into their lives as young adults. A total of 152 students graduated as part of Interlachen Junior-Senior High School’s Class of 2026 on Tuesday night at the Doug Feltner Field at Thompson-Baker Stadium. Some students had […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
In addition to voting this week to install safety traffic signs near 10 local schools, elected Putnam County leaders cleared up misconceptions about education officials completing traffic studies regarding the construction of new schools. During Tuesday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, elected officials unanimously approved spending $75,580 to install signs that flash lights during school drop-off and pick-up hours, […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
Putnam County jurors found a Palatka resident guilty in a dispute that involved him breaking into his ex’s living space and starting a fight that ended in him shooting himself. David Myles, 27, was convicted of burglary with assault or battery while armed with a firearm, as well as carrying a concealed firearm, on May 20 after a two-day […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
Graduates cried happy tears Saturday night and reflected on their best school memories before they became the newest graduates of Q.I. Roberts Junior-Senior High School. Despite the presage of stormy weather, the worst of the rain held off just in time for the class of 2026 to get their diplomas, turn their graduation tassels and throw their mortarboards in the […]
