Villages/Lady Lake
The following found or abandoned property will be disposed of according to Florida State Statute 705 on the scheduled purge date unless ownership can be proven. If you have proof of ownership, please contact the Evidence Section at (352) 751-1576.
- A cellphone was recovered on March 29, 2025, at Snooky Park, 120 W. Lady Lake Blvd. It is scheduled for disposal on June 27, 2025.
- A wallet containing a driver’s license, Veteran’s Administration card, and credit cards was recovered on March 30, 2025, at US Hwy 441 & Hermosa St. It is scheduled for disposal on June 28, 2025.
- A men’s ring was recovered on April 2, 2025, at 1403 Paradise Dr. It is scheduled for disposal on July 1, 2025.
- A bicycle was recovered on April 14, 2025, at 533 Del Mar Dr. It is scheduled for disposal on July 13, 2025.
- An iPad was recovered on May 28, 2025, at 1403 Paradise Dr. It is scheduled for disposal on August 27, 2025.
- A cellphone was recovered on May 31, 2025, at CR 25 & Line Rd. It is scheduled for disposal on August 29, 2025.
If you believe any of these items belong to you, please reach out before the scheduled purge date.
The Lady Lake Library participated in the Lake County Library System’s annual Food for Fines initiative in May, which forgives $1 of overdue fees for every food item donated.
The Lady Lake Library forgave $244.40 in fines and collected over 500 items for its local food bank, the Lady Lake Christian Food Pantry, which feeds 350 families each month. Started in 1998, the Food Pantry is an off-campus ministry of North Lake Presbyterian Church that provides supplemental groceries for families in need in Lady Lake, The Villages, Summerfield and Weirsdale.
Bob’s Coins & Jewelry celebrated the grand opening of its new showroom at 15843 S US Hwy 441, Unit 1 in Summerfield on June 3rd. The event welcomed guests into an expanded space featuring private buying rooms, a public repair viewing area, and state-of-the-art laser engraving. With three generations of in-house jewelers, the family-run shop continues to offer expert service in custom jewelry, rare coins, appraisals, and repairs. Open Tuesday–Friday 9–5 and Saturday 9–2. Learn more at bobscoinsandjewelry.com or call 352-347-7900.
Jun 01
National Day of Prayer Chapel Open First Presbyterian Mount Dora
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM First Presbyterian Church Mount Dora in Mount Dora
June through August at First Presbyterian. We meet in the Sanctuary for a traditional worship with choir and organ. Communion is given on July 13.
Jun 01
Summer Worship at First Presbyterian
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM First Presbyterian Church Mount Dora in Mount Dora
June through August at First Presbyterian. We meet in the Sanctuary for a traditional worship with choir and organ. Communion is given on July 13. Start…
Jun 02
Lake County 4-H Junior Bug Camp (5-9yrs)
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM UF/IFAS Extension Lake County in Tavares
Fun, creative outdoor activities for youth ages 5-9. Engage in activities like swing netting, bug collecting, bug crafts, and bug races.
The Orange Blossom Garden Lions Club celebrated the new location for their Friday night bingo. Join them every Friday starting at 4 PM at NorthLake Presbyterian Church.
Leahi Health celebrated their grand opening in Lake Sumter Landing with a Hawaiian themed event. The restaurant serves plant based food and delicious smoothie options.
The Florida building material association, celebrated their relocation to Lady Lake with a ribbon-cutting at their new office on Teague Trail.
May 18–24, 2025
Theme: “People, Purpose, Presence”
The Town of Lady Lake proudly recognizes the incredible efforts of our Public Works team during National Public Works Week!
At the May 19 Town Commission meeting, Mayor Ed Freeman presented an official proclamation to honor the dedicated Public Works professionals who keep our community running smoothly—from maintaining roads and facilities to ensuring clean water and reliable infrastructure.
These behind-the-scenes heroes are essential to our health, safety, and quality of life. Their work touches every part of our daily lives, and this week we say THANK YOU!
Join us in celebrating the purpose, presence, and people of Public Works who make Lady Lake a better place to live!
Pictured is Breakfast with the Mayor at the Cottage in on May 21. About 20 people attended.
Hello, everyon
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My name is Steve Hunt, and I have the honor of serving as Chief of the Lady Lake Police Department.
On behalf of LLPD, The Town of Lady Lake Mayor Freeman, the Town Commissioners, and Town Manager Lawrence, thank you all for being here today. It’s not every day that a department our size receives this kind of recognition, and I’d be lying if I said it doesn’t feel a little surreal. I stand here humbled and proud—not for myself, but for the incredible men and women I work alongside every single day.
This recognition from the FBI is a tremendous honor, and I want to sincerely thank them—not only for this acknowledgment, but for their continued partnership and support in pursuing justice.
But let’s be clear—the real story here is about teamwork, dedication, and doing the job the right way. We didn’t make this arrest to be in the spotlight. We did it because it was our duty—our responsibility—to protect this community. Continue reading
