Good morning, Clermont.

Julie Sulpizio, accused of luring deputies into an ambush that killed one officer and injured two others last year, was once again declared incompetent to proceed and committed to the Department of Children and Families due to schizophrenia—an order that noted she poses imminent danger to herself and others.

Bobby Henderson from Tavares slipped on rocks while jet skiing on May 17 and caught a rare bacterial infection that led him to spend six days in the hospital, where he had surgery to remove an abscess.

He expressed gratitude for the quick care—crediting prompt treatment with saving his leg.

A new study warns that stopping fluoride in public water could cause 54 million extra decayed teeth and nearly $19 billion in health care costs over the next 10 years—experts say children who lack dental care may suffer most.

In Florida, lawmakers banned fluoride this year—raising concerns that families could soon face higher dental treatment expenses.

Clermont Caribbean Jerk Festival

12-10 p.m. — Waterfront Park — Fundraiser support for scholarships — Experience vibrant Caribbean culture through food and music.

Family History Research Workshop

4:30-6:30 p.m. — Cooper Memorial Library — Free entry — Discover how to trace your genealogy using online resources from the comfort of home.

Clermont Toddler Time Multi-Sport Program

9 AM - 10:50 AM — McKinney Park basketball court — $85 — A summer multi-sport program designed for toddlers aged 18 months to 5 years.

Summer Splash BBQ for Veterans & Families

10 AM – 1 PM — Michael's Foundation — Free entry — Enjoy summer fun with activities for kids and free back-to-school goodies.