Welcome to Skechers located says Lady Lake Chamber at the local Skechers Ribbon Cutting. They are located at at 610 Hwy 27/441, Lady Lake
Pictured is Leslie Dicesare Executive Director of the Lady Lake chamber of Commerce standing next to Florida’s First Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit that Uf Health has.UF Health Villages Hospital Celebrating their new Life Saving Unit.
The CEP Ocala Chamber of Commerce has their Business after hours the third Thursday of every month. This month it was hosted by the Paddock Mall.
Photos by CKJ-13 Kay Johnson
By TomL
Publisher
Dunnellon Florida: Saying a child has the right to school choice is BS. It seems Dunnellon Elementary has denied a kindergarten student from attending next year for being tardy four times. The child tested two grade levels above his current school level. Informing him he can’t come back was the choice of the Elementary school principal. He can’t go to Dunnellon Elementary next year, he must go to Romeo by choice of the school system. The school system has drawn an imaginary line and if you live on the other side of that line, you come from another world. You have to go to the school THEY CHOOSE!! This student lives 80 acres over the line on a small farm that has been in the family 53 years. This is a form of traumatizing children. I tried many times to talk to someone and they keep closing me out, telling me it’s up to the principal of the school, I thought it was up to the state / Governor / right of choice law. Continue reading
Pictured is Tom and Phyllis Loury holding up the last printed copies of the Ocala newspapers in print, now they are digital. Tom says: We are as close as your smart phone! Prices have been cut in half. Perfect for your summer budget!
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The statue honoring Molly, of Molly’s Law, was unveiled near the Ocala City Hall.
Sculpted by Nilda Comas, the statue memorializes Molly, who passed away earlier this year at the age of 15. Molly suffered severe abuse at the hands of a previous owner, and her experience was the inspiration behind the Animal Abuser Registry. The law passed in 2016 that identifies any offender convicted of an animal abuse crime, allowing citizens, pet sellers, and rescues to verify abusers.
Since her rescue, Molly lived with Lilly Baron, president of SPCA of Ocala, who was on hand this morning to commemorate her friend. Several city, county and state officials were there to remember Molly and the impact she had on our community.
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By Tom
WOW I am not surprised about the findings of the Durham Report. I suspected what happened but by Durham proving it was unexpected and showing us a unredacted copy. Remember it was Hillary Clinton that started all this, then the FBI and DOJ did not prove it wrong but endorsed it. I will never forget Nancy Pelosi as speaker standing before the House and said “Donald Trump will never become President again NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES!” I take that very serious. So we have Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton, Adam Schift and more with the same agenda! Then the FBI and the DOJ. I am not hearing as much about the DOJ, I wonder why?
No matter what you think Donald Trump had the election stolen from him! The film 2,000 Mules which many refuse to watch prove it was a large effort of people stuffing ballot boxes and they were film doing it! Only a few were brought to justice and prosecuted being charged with stuffing ballot boxes, although they were being filmed by federal camera’s! Continue reading
LADY LAKE – The Town of Lady Lake is honored to name Steven W. Huntas interim Chief of the Lady Lake Police Department. He will officially join the Town on May 8.
“We are thrilled to welcome Interim Chief Hunt to the Lady Lake Police Department,” said Town Manager Bill Lawrence. “I am confident that with his experience, skill set and character, he will bring a fresh perspective and strong leadership to the department.”
A native of Maine and current resident of Eustis, interim Chief Hunt has over 35 years of law enforcement experience and 20 years as a police supervisor.
He began his law enforcement career at just 18 years old in his hometown of Veazie, Maine. He later joined the City of Bangor Maine Police Department, where he spent a majority of his career, retiring in 2016 as a Lieutenant who supervised 12 patrol officers and two sergeants. During his tenure with the department, he was also assigned to the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency (MDEA) for ten years.
Most recently, he served as a Detective for the State of Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Investigative & Forensic Services, Bureau of Insurance. Continue reading
The Willows celebrated the completion of their remodel with a ribbon-cutting celebration. The upgrades are so beautiful and inviting. Floor Plan Studio 1 & 2-br; 300 to 900 sq ft. Take a tour meet our staff, join us for lunch.
LifeSouth Community Blood Center celebrated the grand opening of its new blood center in The Villages. Conveniently located at 978 Bichara Blvd, they are open for the community to stop by and donate life-saving blood.
