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Counselor Zaria Long, 16, center shows some of the older campers her basketball moves as they play basketball together at Camp Higher Ground on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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Counselor Zaria Long, 16, center shows some of the older campers her basketball moves as they play basketball together at Camp Higher Ground on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News

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  • The new Engine 22 has many new features like specially-designed seats which hold firefighters securely and headphones that block excessive noise and also enable them to talk directly with dispatch. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Engine 22 is the new Palatka Fire Dept. vehicle which was custom designed to meet the needs of the department and the area. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • The older campers line up to shoot some hoops during Camp Higher Ground at the C. L. Overturf gym on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Counselor Zaria Long, 16, center shows some of the older campers her basketball moves as they play basketball together at Camp Higher Ground on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Some of the older campers at Camp Higher Ground play a game they call "Keep It Up" in the C. L. Overturf gym on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Capt. Tobby Williams of the Palatka Police Dept. makes sno-cones for the campers during a break at Camp Higher Ground on Tuesday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • Some of the Kindergarten through second grade kids climb the rock wall in the C. L. Overturf gym on Tuesday afternoon during Camp Higher Ground sponsored by the Police Athletic League. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • The Arts Council of Greater Palatka currently has two exhibits at the Larimer Arts Center for the month of June. In the large gallery, there is a retrospective collection of art by the late JoAnn Mullins. In the smaller gallery, the Children's Reading Center presents a number of "Fairy Houses" made from natural materials, imagined by the creative minds of young artists ages 5-11. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • The Arts Council of Greater Palatka currently has two exhibits at the Larimer Arts Center for the month of June. In the large gallery, there is a retrospective collection of art by the late JoAnn Mullins. In the smaller gallery, the Children's Reading Center presents a number of "Fairy Houses" made from natural materials, imagined by the creative minds of young artists ages 5-11. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • The Arts Council of Greater Palatka currently has two exhibits at the Larimer Arts Center for the month of June. In the large gallery, there is a retrospective collection of art by the late JoAnn Mullins. In the smaller gallery, the Children's Reading Center presents a number of "Fairy Houses" made from natural materials, imagined by the creative minds of young artists ages 5-11. The houses are filled with things that any fairy would love to have. This one was created by first-grader Shea Arrington. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • The large map of Palatka that will be filled with buildings created by the campers when the box city is unveiled on Friday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Some of the buildings are already in place on the large map of Palatka that the Box City campers are creating. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Mason Blevins, 10 works on his version of the First Presbyterian Church for the box city of Palatka. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Campers work on their versions of Palatka buildings and those they'd like to see at the third Palatka Box City Art Camp on Tuesday morning. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Bryce Edwards, 12, and Isaac Harper, 14, work on building a log cabin to be placed in the Palatka Box City which will be unveiled on Friday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Grace Grueter, 8, paints the roof of the Dairy Queen while her sister, Abby Grueter, 5, paints a house that will be part of the finished Box City at the third Palatka Box City Arts Camp at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday morning. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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