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The Villages
Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Villages contributing heavily to campaign of candidate for Wildwood Commission

A candidate for the Wildwood Commission enjoyed strong fund raising in July, collecting $11,975.

Marcos Flores is running for the Group 4 seat against Jimmy Derrel Strickland. Thus far, Flores has raised $18,395 in campaign contributions, far outdistancing Strickland, who has raised just $800, according to documents on file with the Sumter County Supervisor of Elections.

Flores, who works at T&D Concrete, got a strong boost from his employer in April. He collected $1,000 from T&D Concrete, $1,000 from Terry Yoder and $1,000 from Glendora Yoder. The Yoders are the owners of T&D Concrete.

Flores collected $5,000 from The Villages on July 13, in increments of $1,000 from The Villages Land Company, The Villages Equipment Company, The Villages Operating Company, Holding Company of The Villages and The Villages of Lake Sumter, all headquartered at 1020 Lake Sumter Landing. That same day, Flores also collected a $100 contribution from Ryan McCabe, operations manager of The Villages.

Flores picked up $25 contributions in July from Sumter Landing Community Development District Supervisor Brad Brown, Director of Property Management Sam Wartinbee, Villages Charter School Director Randy McDaniel, Palmer Legends Country Club golf pro Mark Verkey, ASG Solutions and Cane Garden Country Club.

Fake Christian is about to be revealed in court

A Village of Osceola Hills resident predicts Donald Trump’s fake Christianity will be unveiled in court this week.

Brenda Turner is right about flying of repugnant flags

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Palo Alto resident offers praise for a letter from Brenda Turner, who took on the issue of political flags flying in The Villages.

Trump has left a trail of cheating on wives and in business

A Village of Calumet Grove resident says Trump’s documented trail of cheating on wives and in business speaks for itself. Read his Letter to the Editor.

Our cut-through traffic worse than cut-through traffic in Winifred

A Village of Polo Ridge resident responds to a Village of Winifred resident upset about cut-through traffic. Read his Letter to the Editor.

Are golf managers checking the contractors’ work?

A Village of Charlotte resident, in a Letter to the Editor, wonders if the managers of the golf courses are paying any attention to the work being performed by contractors.