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The Villages
Thursday, January 30, 2025

Sentence of Oren Miller is unfair

To the Editor:

I am amazed that Judge Tatti of Marion County specifically ordered Oren Miller to serve his “community service” sentence at the Marion County Solid Waste Litter Control site. Anyone who has observed similar waste control sites knows that these sites are dangerous and are generally staffed by much younger and healthier personnel. I do hope that Judge Tatti’s court has excellent liability insurance. If Mr. Miller would inadvertently become injured from the broken glass, toxins, acids and sharp-edged debris – I would do all I could to help him with a lawsuit. I hope others would do the same.

Sandra Solberg
Village of Duval

 

Sumter County not willing to pay to make Morse Boulevard safer

A Villager, in a Letter to the Editor, says Sumter County officials are not willing to spend money for a change that would make Morse Boulevard safer.

Congressional widow signs off after debate over ’slush fund’

A Congressional widow, who has valiantly attempted to set the record straight on a “slush” fund, announces that she is signing off from that debate.

It’s embarrassing to have Trump as our president

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Villagers complaining about rising costs have been receiving increases in Social Security

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