K COUNTRY Phone Numbers:

Toll Free from all over
North Central Florida
1-877-937-7883

Alltel: #937

AT&T: *937

Marion/Levy Fax:
352-622-7822

Alachua/Gilchrist Fax:
 352-375-1700

Mr. Bob & Kathy Dugan

ncfmrbob@earthlink.net
kathy@937kcountry.com

Weekday mornings  
5:30 am to 10 am

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K COUNTRY CAFE
12 Noon Weekdays

with
Lewis Stokes
10AM-3PM
Lstokes93@aol.com

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Five O'Clock Whistle
  

Big Red's Funky CD Player
5:30 PM Weekdays

with
Big Red
3PM-7PM
bred937@aol.com

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K COUNTRY
After Hours All Request Show
 
7PM-10PM Weekdays
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7PM-12Midnight
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Mon-Fri Midnight-5:30am
Saturday
Midnight to 6am
and
Sunday
Midnight to 5am
danny@wrightallnight.com
or call
1-888-76-Danny for requests

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Emergency Information

Phone Numbers

K-Country Weather
For the areas most accurate forecast!

Glenn Richards
Fox 51 Meteorologist

Ocala
   Gainesville

Get Ready Checklist
Gas in Vehicles
Transistor Radio
Batteries
Flashlights
First Aid Kit
Bottled Water
Canned Food
Manual Can Opener
Cell Phone
Prescriptions
Important Papers
Cash
Pets & Supplies
Fill Bathtub for Water
Camping/gas stove
Candles
Baby Supplies
 

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5:30am
 

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7PM-12Midnight

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BOATER’S HURRICANE PREPARATION CHECKLIST

FROM THE NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (NMMA)

• Check your marine insurance carefully to see if you are required to take some action in order to make the claim valid.
   

• Check with your marina and find out their policy for handling hurricanes. In some states marinas can order all boats to leave.
   

• If you are going to move your boat, determine where you’re moving it ahead of time.
   

• Learn the storm surge history and elevation of your area.

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When a hurricane watch is issued
 (a watch means hurricane conditions pose a possible threat to the watch area within 36 hours)…

• Frequently monitor radio, TV, NOAA Weather Radio, or hurricane Hotline telephone numbers for official bulletins of the storm's progress.
   

• Move boats on trailers close to house. Weigh them down. Lash securely to trailer and use tie-downs to anchor trailer to ground or house. Let air out of trailer tires.
   

• Boats docked at marinas should have extra lines attached. Line lengths should be sufficient to take care of excessive high water.

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Visit www.discoverboating.com for more information about how to protect you, your family and your boat during hurricane season.