Maddie Cutler is a journalist for The Villages Daily Sun, focusing on local news in The Villages, Florida. With a passion for community stories, Maddie covers a range of topics including events, fundraisers, human interest stories, and local initiatives. She is dedicated to keeping residents informed and highlighting the vibrant community of The Villages.
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Bonnie Loewenstein is stunned every time a member of her club brings her another tiny knit hat with a matching blanket.
By: Maddie Cutler
Our Moment Cafe in The Villages was created as a safe space for area residents battling Alzheimer’s disease and dementia to socialize and bond while also offering support for caregivers.
Wayne Sinibaldi, of the Village of LaBelle, stands next to his 2008 Mustang Shelby GT500KR. Sinibaldi is the car’s third owner. The original owner was a car collector and purchased it in 2008, but it sat on a lift on display as a part of his collection. Rachel Govola, Daily Sun
By: Maddie Cutler
Vicki Jordan nearly fell out of her chair when she received an invitation to judge the 149th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The show is one of the largest
Phil Berkowitz, of the Village of Tamarind Grove, stands next to his 2025 Audi A6 Allroad vehicle at The Villages Polo Club. Berkowitz was looking for the perfect combination of a station wagon and luxury car and got both when he purchased the Audi. The car can go from 0 to 60 in 5.3 seconds and can drive a quarter-mile in 13 seconds, with a top speed in the 130s. George Horsford, Daily Sun
Jan Bythway, left, of the Village La Reynalda, applauds for the entertainment with Nancy and Jerry Keidel, of the Village of Winifred, during a meeting with Our Moment Cafe on Dec. 17 at Chula Vista Recreation. Rachel Govola, Daily Sun
Kassidy Lind, a program coordinator with Marion County Animal Services, spends time Friday with Butterfinger, a Rottweiler mix, one of the senior dogs available for adoption. Bill Mitchell, Daily Sun
Pete Sinibaldi, of the Village of Richmond, stands next to his 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 Leguna Seca. Fewer than 800 of the cars were ever produced. Sinibaldi bought the car from a friend about five years ago and it only had 790 miles on the odometer.
Robin Lockerby, left, of the Village of Winifred, Iona and Dale McKillips, of Lady Lake, look at jewelry at a booth during the Vintage Collectible Showcase and Sale on Saturday. Joseph Cooke, Daily Sun
Bill and Carol Chaddock, of the Village of Hacienda, celebrate 60 years of marriage with a dance Tuesday during The Villages 50th Anniversary Dinner at Savannah Center. Sophia Lucente, Daily Sun
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