Leslie DiCesare Executive Director of the Lady Lake Chamber was super excited that Santa and Mrs Claus visited her at the Log Cabin. She will always have that picture of Santa in 2023. Don’t worry Leslie, you’ll see them year.

Leslie DiCesare presenting Check from the Lady Lake Chamber outreach fund for $700 Dollars to your Humane Society

It was a great scene to have a Lady Lake Christmas Parade with Santa with a sleigh full of gifts. Texas RoadHouse had a enter, the Iron Dragons were there, the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club of Lady Lake, Mr. Handyman and the Lady Lake Chamber of Commerce. Pretty good turnout Lady Lake has been having a parade every year. Lady Lake people come every time so don’t miss next year. Watch for picture next year.

Photos by CKJ-13 Kay Johnson

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The Villages Elementary of Lady Lake students decorating the Lady Lake Town Hall lobby Christmas tree today for the 18^th year. For the first time, the students were surprised with a visit from Santa Claus! The tree is adorned with handmade ornaments the students have worked on throughout the school year and make the Town Hall Christmas tree truly special.

This time-honored tradition highlights the strong relationship the town has with school and embodies the spirit of giving, community, and togetherness. The students were sent home with gifts from Town Hall staff, the Lady Lake Library and the Lady Lake Police Department to thank them for their efforts.

The Villages Elementary of Lady Lake Choir will also be performing holiday favorites at Light Up Lady Lake at the Log Cabin on Dec. 8 at 6:15 p.m. and at the Lady Lake Library at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 11.

It is with sadness that the Town of Lady Lake announces the passing of a dedicated public servant, former Lady Lake Commissioner Dan Vincent. As Ward 3 Commissioner, Vincent, of Water Oak, served our community with unwavering commitment for a decade.

Throughout his tenure, former Commissioner Vincent demonstrated a passion for public service, striving to enhance the quality of life for the residents of Lady Lake. His efforts earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and constituents alike.

Beyond his role as a commissioner, Commissioner Vincent dedicated an additional year of service on the Planning & Zoning Board, contributing his insights to the thoughtful development and growth of our town.

Vincent was a native of Kansas and an Army Veteran. He retired from a career with AT&T.

During this time, our thoughts are with former Commissioner Vincent’s family and friends. We extend our deepest condolences as we remember the impact he made on our community.