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It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week, the annual reminder that the upcoming hurricane season is not far away and now is the time to prepare.
Kandace Jones, of Orlando, places a rose on the memorial wreath of her loved one, Master Detention Deputy Lynn Jones, at the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Fallen Officer Memorial on Tuesday outside the Lake County Courthouse. Sophia Lucente, Daily Sun
The Villages Public Safety Department is preparing to launch a new recruitment effort to add 60 new hires in the next year.
As Lake Sumter Landing’s 20th anniversary approaches, The Villages is reinvesting in the town center’s signature feature — its waterfront.
As the pipes of Sounds of Scotland finished a melody, a moment of silence fell over the crowd in honor of the 138 law enforcement officers nationwide who died in
Sixty-eight veterans were welcomed home by a sea of cheering friends and family decked out in red, white and blue.
The rainy weather on Monday didn’t stop the Tri-County Women Veterans from having a good time and encouraging their fellow women veterans to share their stories.
Lieutenant Miles Bedingfield, of Clermont, places a rose in a fallen police officer’s memorial wreath at the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Fallen Officer Memorial event on Tuesday, outside the Lake County Courthouse. Sophia Lucente, Daily Sun
Each U.S. military service flag gently waved in the wind as U.S. Marine Corps veteran Debbie Perina sang the national anthem.
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