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Letters

  • Letters to the editor

    Thanking contributors
    The Seeds of Hope Team thanks Thrivent for Lutherans for their contribution of $2,500, many, many of the our area churches and Temple Shalom for helping us with concerts, food collections, etc., the Villages Rec Centers, Gate Guards, Fire Dept, area Banks, businesses, Wildwood Chamber of Commerce, area newspapers and everyone else that helped us with our goals this year.
    We are truly blessed.
    The Seeds of Hope Committee

    Keep Our Public Libraries Public

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    Support needed
    The Florida State Legislature is considering critical legislation that will crack down on animal cruelty—but time is running out to pass these key measures. We need your help!
    • H.B. 851/S.B. 504 specifies that a person who commits multiple acts of animal cruelty may be charged with separate offenses for each cruel act, making it easier to fairly punish animal abusers.

  • Letters

    District schools appreciate volunteers
    Without community support, our students would not have access to many of the hands-on, real-world, and on-on-one interactions they provide. The district is fortunate to have so many partners in education.
    If you would like to volunteer in any of our public schools, please contact each school directly for a Volunteer Application.
    Sumter School District
    Out of touch

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    Maintaining Healthy
    Families Florida
    Kiwanians are community leaders and business professionals committed to changing the world, one child and one community at a time. Child abuse can have profound detrimental effects on children’s development resulting in costly consequences for the individual, family and community, which is why we support Healthy Families Florida. This evidence-based home visiting program is proven to effectively prevent child abuse in high-risk families at a fraction of the cost of treating the consequences of abuse after it occurs.

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    Sumterville Lake-Hawk alumni meet and greet
    The Lake-Sumter State College Foundation, Inc. and the LSSC Alumni Association invite you to attend our Lake-Hawk Round Up and Community After Hours Event in honor of Earth Day.
    We hope that you will reconnect and mingle with LSSC Alumni and visit with faculty, staff, and friends.

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    The Issues are Jobs & Revenue
    First, Obama said during the debates: “We tried their policies in 2000 and 2004 where we had the lowest job growth in history”!

  • Letters to the editor

    Humane success

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    Trouble at the              intersection
    Seems the City of Bushnell made a giant blunder when the combined the left turn lane and straight across lane on Hwy 48 east bound coming into Bushnell from Walmart.
    For some stupid reason someone decided to put the straight across lane and left turn lane in the same lane and not putting in a left turn light.

  • Letters to the eidtor

    A source of revenue for the federal budget
    How to handle the “Sequester” is the news of the day. The question is “What steps do we do to lower the federal deficit?” Raise taxes or cut expenditures?
    On the expenditure side, there is no argument that we need to cut wasteful spending. The disagreement is over which expenditures should be considered “wasteful”.

  • Letters to the editor

    Wrapping up 50 years

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