Our Networking Breakfast was a great success, held on the first Tuesday of the month. July 7 was held at First Watch of Lady Lake. With approx 40 Businesses represented.

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The North Lake Chamber Business  Luncheon was a great success. The restaurant was the Texas Roadhouse Grill, a great eating place. Over two dozens businesses were attending. You get a number for the table that you sit at so you don’t get the same people sitting together all the time. They discuss their businesses while they enjoy the luncheon. The more you know about their business and the more they know about your business the more they can help each other. It’s all about people. Call the chamber to ask about attending and where it will be he’d next month –  352-753-6029

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Lady Lake Police arrested a 33-year-old man living in the Cove Apartments for possession of child sexual assault and bestiality material on Tuesday, July 28.

A cyber tip connected to Caleb Londoff was submitted on March 20. Through various investigative techniques, law enforcement linked the suspect to a Dropbox  account containing the material.

Lady Lake Police were granted a search warrant for Londoff’s apartment on June 23 and recovered his cell phone. The Lake County’s Sheriff’s Office Forensics Lab processed the phone and found additional files.

Londoff was arrested and charged with 27 counts of possession of child sexual assault material and five counts of sexual activities involving animals. He is currently being held in the Lake County Jail on a $147,500 bond.

At this time, there are no suspected local victims. However, the investigation remains ongoing.

To submit a tip, contact Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS.

The Lady Lake Police Department and Lake County Fire Rescue – Official put their appetites to the test at Texas Roadhouse Rib Eating Contest.

LLPD’s win came with an even sweeter reward: the opportunity to choose where 10% of the evening’s sales would be donated. Lady Lake Police selected St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, hel

ping support the hospital’s mission of providing world-class care to children battling life-threatening illnesses, regardless of a family’s ability to pay.

Thank you to Texas Roadhouse for creating a unique event that brought first responders together for some friendly rivalry while making a meaningful difference in the community.

LADY LAKE — The community is invited to strengthen their online safety skills during a free cybersecurity presentation, “Think Before You Click: Internet Browser Security Awareness,” on Wednesday, July 29, at 1 p.m. at the Lady Lake Library, 225 W. Guava St. in Room 219.

The presentation will be led by Howard Davis, the Town of Lady Lake’s IT cybersecurity expert, as part of the Town’s ongoing cybersecurity education series.

As more daily activities move online, internet users face an increasing number of scams and security threats. During this informative session, Davis will provide practical strategies to help attendees browse the web more safely and confidently. Topics will include password management, how to identify trusted and secure websites before entering personal information, and safe browsing practices that can help reduce the risk of phishing scams, malware, identity theft, and other online threats. Whether participants use the internet for banking, shopping, social media, or everyday communication, the presentation will offer easy-to-understand tips that can help protect personal information and improve online security.

The event is free and open to the public. No registration is required.

When children experience traumatic events, even the smallest act of comfort can make a big difference.

The Walmart Supercenter on Wedgewood Lane recently donated Bexley Boxes to the Lady Lake Police Department. These special comfort kits are filled with essentials such as blankets, stuffed animals, snacks, diapers, wipes, toys and other items to help care for children during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

The Bexley Box program was inspired by the experience of a young child who witnessed the tragic loss of her father, leading to a statewide effort to ensure first responders have the resources needed to comfort children in crisis.

Thanks to Walmart’s partnership with the Bridegan Foundation, law enforcement agencies across Florida—including the Lady Lake Police Department—now have these valuable tools available when they are needed most.

Lady Lake  Chamber is now North Lake Chamber and they are busy. They held their monthly business luncheon  sponsored by Texas Roadhouse Grill.

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North  Lake Area Chamber of  Commerce Business networking lunch was held at Glenview  Country Club.  They meet the third Thursday of every month. Thank you, Glenview country club for your support and wonderful service.

This is the North Lake County Area Chamber of Commerce Business meeting. People winning door prizes and stitting at table talking about each other’s businesses. You can’t refer someone if you don’t know what they do! The north Lake area Chamber members are genuine business people!