Wednesday Nov 4 | The Daily Commercial
Watch out for the water police
I realize that we all have our own opinions, but I wanted to respond to the letter from Paul Livek about, "Not Enough Water? Really?" He states that, "Very soon we will only be allowed to water our yards one day a week instead of two," and he references the Niagara Bottling Company withdrawal of water from Florida's aquifer.
I want to compliment Larry Ell on his excellent article in the Oct. 24 Daily Commercial on the strange goings on within the Episcopal Church and Anglicanism world wide.
Beware of proposed sign ordinance
I recently received information regarding a Leesburg City Commission meeting on Oct.
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Don't just add son's name to house title
Question: I own a second home in Florida, where my son lives alone. I went to the title company to have his name added to the title of the property, but I was told that I should first talk to a real-estate lawyer.
Cycle crash throws woman into Lake Griffin
A couple are battling to save their left legs after their motorcycle was struck in a Thursday night collision that threw the woman in Lake Griffin and the husband pinned to a guardrail.
Better-than-expected scallop season enters final weekend
Published: Friday, September 4, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, September 4, 2009 at 1:06 p.m. Joe Wallace collects scallops just north of Steinhatchee in the grass beds in the Gulf of Mexico.
Robbery suspect appears in court
Published: Thursday, September 3, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, September 2, 2009 at 11:37 p.m. James Lee Coleman, the 25-year-old man who was arrested last week and accused of three area bank robberies, is being held at the Marion County Jail while the legal system sorts out his cases.
Balance can be a valuable character asset for a law enforcement officer. For Lake County Sheriff's Office deputies, they'll also need to be physically balanced as well.
Ocala bank robbery suspect arrested in Lake County
A man wanted by the Ocala Police Department in connection to two recent bank robberies was arrested Friday and taken to the Lake County jail.
Nude body found in undeveloped Fruitland Park subdivision
Sentinel reporter Stephen Hudak has more on the case . Fruitland Acres, the undeveloped subdivision, has become overgrown with weeds and tall grass.
Woman's Naked Body Found By Man Walking Dog
Someone dumped a woman's body on an old construction site in Fruitland Park. A man walking their dog in Fruitland Park on Urick Street and Thomas Avenue made the gruesome discovery Tuesday.
Police Investigating Homicide In Fruitland Park
Police said they are investigating a homicide in Fruitland Park in Lake County. Investigators said a man was walking a dog in a field near Urick Street shortly before 9 a.m. Tuesday morning and came upon the body 35-years-old Cindy Engleking of Leesburg.
Storms rip through lake, sumter
Don Dickinson, right, slices up a 65-year-old oak tree with the help of neighbor Steve Hines and son Mikey at his Bair Avenue home in Fruitland Park on Saturday, Aug.
Missing Fruitland Park Man Found Dead In Canal
The body of an 86-year-old Fruitland Park man was found in a canal about four miles from his home.
Missing Fruitland Park Man Found Dead In Canal
The body of an 86-year-old Fruitland Park man was found in a canal about four miles from his home.
Missing Fruitland Park man found dead in canal
The search for a Fruitland Park man missing since Sunday morning ended tragically Monday afternoon when authorities found believed to be Felix Turner.
Missing Lake County man may have been spotted in Brevard
Cocoa Beach police are following up on a tip that a missing 86-year-old Lake County man may have been spotted in the city.
K9 in chokehold, man is arrested
A 26-year-old homeless man is in jail after he allegedly was caught red-handed by a Fruitland Park police officer at a car dealership trying to steal a vehicle.
Our esteemed leaders have determined that new renters and homeowners are now responsible for deadbeats who run out on utility payments owed to the city.
As months stretch out, job hopes begin fading
A s Charlie Thompson describes his financial purgatory, a familiar knot is forming in my gut.
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