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Report: 1 struck by lightning in Melbourne Beach
Lightning strikes during today's inclement weather killed one man in Melbourne Beach and injured two people in Clermont this afternoon.
The newly formed Women's Group of St. Matthias Episcopal Church in Clermont held their first meeting at a luncheon at Buffalo's Restaurant recently.
Pictured are Yvette Pfouma Bakinde, Pierre Pfouma Bakinde and Robin Revis-Pyke, Key Club Advisor.
Don't sweat, parents: Summer-camp options still abound
Though school's been out for a couple of weeks and summer has arrived, there's still time for children to enroll in summer theater camp.
Tavares High wins environmental challenge
It was a formidable challenge, but when dozens of Tavares High School students came together, they scored one for the school and one for the environment.
3 county chase ended with arrest
The driver of a stolen car reached speeds up to 100 miles per hour on the streets of three counties according to deputies.
Turnpike project goes regional
City, county and state officials gathered Tuesday to get a better understanding of what the Minneola Turnpike interchange project will entail.
Clermont man arrested for animal cruelty after officials found malnourished dog
Clermont Police arrested a man on an animal cruelty charge after they saw the condition of his white poodle Thursday when the dog was brought to a local Petco store.
Pictured are Verne Smith, Katie Rinaudo, Mykael Hyman, Mollie Sexton, Kaitlyn Thibodeaux, Michael Megler, Emily Rinaudo and Jeannie Smith.
As Clermont prepares to celebrate its 125th anniversary, we Remember the Centennial Celebration of 1984.
Crashes, fog delay morning traffic
Morning crashes in the area of International Drive and in Clermont are slowing drivers this morning.
Clermont student, 11, hits pay dirt with soil secrets
Viktoria Friedrich of Lost Lake Elementary has won county and district poster contests.
Goodgame will serve another term in Clermont
Ray Goodgame will serve another two-year term on the City Council beginning in November, after he was the only city resident to qualify for the Group II seat on the council.
Dear Workforce: How Does 1,000-Hour Rule Apply to Non-Retirement Benefits?
The 1,000-hour rule is best known in retirement circles but also applies to group welfare plans, with respect to nondiscrimination testing.
Editorial excerpts by Publisher George Dupee were as follows: "The East Central Florida Regional Planning Council has great plans for the orderly development of Central Florida.
South Lake Hospital worker arrested on 100 counts of child porn
A man who worked at South Lake Hospital was arrested this week on 100 counts of possession of child pornography after authorities learned he had printed an image of a naked girl from a work printer.
Lawyers ask jurors to spare inmate's life
Public defenders pleaded with a Lake County jury this afternoon to recommend a life sentence for an inmate convicted of killing another prisoner in a rage over thefts of shaving cream, cigarettes and a honey bun from his cell at a prison near Clermont.
Scouts mantra: Only rain down drains
Thanks to the work of a troop of Boy Scouts, residents in two south Lake subdivisions might be more aware of the importance of storm drains.
Wrestling legends hit Leesburg
The Clermont Downtown Partnership and the city of Clermont invite artists, students and community groups to participate in the third annual sidewalk chalk-art contest during the Summer Art Walk today.
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The Bank of America in Four Corners was robbed by the same woman investigators believe may have pulled off a similar heist at the same branch Feb.
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