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Melrose firefighters Kayvon Yazdan, left, and Garrett Videon don two of the four new Ballistic Armor protective vests that the fire company has just put into service. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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Melrose firefighters Kayvon Yazdan, left, and Garrett Videon don two of the four new Ballistic Armor protective vests that the fire company has just put into service. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News

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  • Sunflowers bloom at the U-pick operation on Springside Shortcut Rd. and SR 100. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Sunflowers bloom at the U-pick operation on Springside Shortcut Rd. and SR 100. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Melrose firefighters Kayvon Yazdan, left, and Garrett Videon don two of the four new Ballistic Armor protective vests that the fire company has just put into service. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Melrose firefighters Kayvon Yazdan, left, and Garrett Videon don two of the four new Ballistic Armor protective vests that the fire company has just put into service. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Dr. Holly Thomas uses her buddy Leonard to teach the children at the Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Super Science Summer program at the Melrose Library about the joints in the body. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • Dr. Holly Thomas introduces her sidekick Leonard to the children at the Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Super Science Summer program at the Melrose Library as she teaches them about how the body makes blood. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • Several children at the Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Super Science Summer program at the Melrose Library work on their own versions of a triarama displaying their ideas of what a dinosaur's world would look like. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Dr. Holly Thomas holds a triarama that she says is the coming thing for school presentations by school students as she presents her Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Super Science Summer program at Melrose Library on Friday afternoon. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • Leila is waiting patiently to go home with you at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • "You're looking for a dog? Pick me," says Gator at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • "You're looking for a dog? Pick me," says Leila at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • Karen Rivera spends some time getting to know P.J. while Bonnie Brock holds onto him at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • Karen Rivera spends some time getting to know P.J. at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • Leila offers a kiss in hopes someone will take her home at the Putnam County Animal Control dog adoption event at 6th and Reid Sts. on Thursday afternoon. The event continues on Friday as well to help alleviate the overcrowding at the county shelter. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Dailyl News
  • Today is Flag Day, the day we celebrate Old Glory. This is the flag outside the county tax collector's office in Palatka. The adoption of the American flag was declared by Congress on June 14, 1777. Flag Day was officially established by the Proclamation of President Woodrow Wilson on May 30th, 1916. While Flag Day was celebrated in various communities for years after Wilson's proclamation, it was not until August 3rd, 1949, that President Truman signed an Act of Congress designating June 14th of each year as National Flag Day. ( <a href="http://www.usflag.org">http://www.usflag.org</a>) Long may she wave! Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Palatka Fire Chief Grimes talks about the features of the new engine and their importance to the city's firefighters. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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