Brown Thrasher By Ron Clark December 11, 2015 Share FacebookTwitterReddItEmailCopy URL Brown Thrasher watching the sunrise in The Villages. Photo courtesy of Ron Clark. Want all the latest news from The Villages delivered directly to your email inbox? Click here to subscribe! Hurry and lock in your price now before rates increase in 2024! More Headlines Lady Lake officials split on $176,300 forgiveness for new development Pair arrested in theft of $654 in merchandise at Walmart at Buffalo Ridge Citrus Grove adult pool closed until further notice Marijuana smoker found in wee hours in restaurant parking lot Get Our Daily Emails Headlines Father and son jailed after brawl at mobile home in Weirsdale Uninsured speeder with bogus plate arrested near new rec center site 64 Sumter County dogs adopted at multi-county adoption event Villagers need to stop feeding the wildlife! Great experience in a church where anyone is welcome Letters to the Editor Villagers need to stop feeding the wildlife! In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Bonita resident urges residents to stop feeding the wildlife at Lake Sumter Landing. Great experience in a church where anyone is welcome A Village of Mallory Square resident is enthusiastic about a church where anyone is welcome. Read his Letter to the Editor. Ms. Ruszala was incorrect in her letter about golf A Village of Hadley resident, in a Letter to the Editor, offers a correction to a previous Letter to the Editor about golf. Who is looking into fraud and waste in the amenity budgets in The Villages? A Village of Collier resident, who is a certified fraud examiner, wonders if anyone is looking into potential fraud and waste in the amenity budgets in The Villages. It’s gotten too crowded in The Villages A Village of Gilchrist resident, in a Letter to the Editor, contends it’s simply gotten too crowded due to overbuilding. Photos Alligator floating in a retention pond in The Villages Blue jay taking a break in the shade in the Village of DeLuna Sunset at Truman Executive Golf Course Wood stork taking a break in the Village of Pine Ridge Osprey drying off near Sharon Rose Wiechens Preserve
