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Picture from a few years back. This is my wife Phyllis and I receiving awards we won during our year end Conference. We were competing with free newspaper all over the state tsome had one hundred thousand circulation.
Total Quantum Healing – Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting for New Location, 855 NE 138th Lane, Building 500 Suite 501, Lady Lake, FL 32159
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Grand Opening of The Villages Office for Acrisure, 2540 Burnsed Blvd., The Villages, FL 32163
LADY LAKE – Lady Lake Police officers responded to an altercation involving multiple people at the basketball courts at Guava Street Athletic Complex, located at 221 W. Guava St., on Thursday, July 18, at 7:29 p.m.
During the altercation, a suspect described as a light-skinned Black male with locs hairstyle and a red tattoo behind his ear retrieved a handgun from his white four-door sedan, possibly a Hyundai. As he left the area, he fired the weapon towards people at the basketball court. No one was injured.
Officers quickly secured the scene. Lady Lake Police conducted a thorough search of the surrounding neighborhoods, with assistance from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office and the Fruitland Park Police Department. Detectives interviewed witnesses and collected evidence. The search for the suspect and vehicle is ongoing.
“Hundreds of people — including youth sports teams, families, and seniors — enjoy our athletic fields and parks every week without issue,” said Police Chief Steve Hunt. “Lady Lake Police will continue to work to ensure our parks remain safe for everyone.”
Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to contact Lady Lake Police Detective Jim Dunagan at (352) 751-1565 or via email at jdunagan@ladylake.org.
