This Week: Headbutting Arrest, Crowbar Threat, Poop in Pools, Ugie's Closed

1) Headbutting Led to Palm Harbor Man's Arrest, Say Deputies

Pinellas County Sheriff's Deputies say Ian Raymond Scohier, 26, of Palm Harbor, headbutted Anthony Williams at the Palm Harbor House of Beer.

2) Palm Harbor Man Accused of Crowbar Threat at Five Guys

An arrest affidavit says jealousy prompted Ramy Deon Ramirez Jr., 19, to go to the Five Guys restaurant in East Lake at 11:37 p.m. on June 14, 2013.

3) County to Take Over Operation of Harbor Hall, Reba White Sutton Chapel

 "Old Palm Harbor Main Street has decided to focus more on promoting the Old Palm Harbor Historic District, which happens to be the mission of the board," said Palm Harbor Community Services Agency (PHCSA) Director Erica Lynford.

4) Ugies Restaurant Closes, Space Up for Lease

Now that Ugies has closed, the 2,786-square-foot space, which is visible from U.S. 19, is available for lease along with all of the restaurant equipment inside, which also includes chairs and tables.

5) Funnel Clouds? Palm Harbor People Snap Photos of Wild Weather 

Check out these awesome weather photos submitted by Palm Harbor Patch readers.

6)  Telemarketing Ring: Palm Harbor Men Plead Guilty, Avoid Jail

Palm Harbor residents Stephen Grannan, 57, and Justin Kirk Jones, 45, were among 18 people accused of bilking more than $2.8 million from people in 41 states, according to the Ohio Attorney General's Office.

7) Weddings and Events to Continue at White Chapel and Harbor Hall  

All contracts will be honored and people will still be able to book future events at these facilities. White Chapel and Harbor Hall will still be available for weddings and other events.

8) Innisbrook Plans Weekend Celebration for the Fourth of July

Rather than just having a fireworks show, Palm Harbor's Innisbrook Golf Resort and Spa is throwing out the stops with a weekend celebration full of events for the Fourth of July.

9) Young Amputee Ireland Nugent Has Own Website

Ireland Nugent's ankles were severed in April when her father accidentally backed over her with a riding lawnmower.

10) Poop In Pools? Probably 

The CDC found E.coli in more than half of the public pool filters tested.

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