JACKSONVILLE — Jacksonville Fire Chief Paul White poses next to a box containing more life jackets donated to the department for the Kids Don’t Float program at Lake Jacksonville. The Jacksonville Fire Department took in another donation of life jackets Thursday from Kent Watersports in Tyler — this time around 650 of them. The company donated boxes of extra small women’s life jackets for free use on Lake Jacksonville. The Kids Don’t Float program allows folks to use the life jackets for their children free of charge, provided the jackets are returned at the end of the day. The program was introduced in early July, but soon after all of the original jackets were missing. Thursday’s donation was the second such donation since the original jackets were taken from the lake.
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Aircraft lifted from Lake Palestine
Official from the Anderson Department of Public Safety pulled the aircraft that crashed into the lake Wednesday from Lake Palestine on Friday afternoon.
The Varga Aircraft found in Lake Palestine has been lifted from the water Friday afternoon. The missing pilot, Fred Scholz, has not been found and the search mission continued.
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