Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of August.
Good morning, Clermont.
South Lake Chamber of Commerce and the City of Clermont will host the annual Sips and Salsa Festival (Sept.
19, 5 to 10 p.m. at Waterfront Park) where residents and visitors can enjoy live music, local food, and vibrant vendor displays.
The Jamaican American Association of Central Florida celebrated Jamaica’s 64th Independence at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center, hosting a market, mini museum (cultural displays), live music and a performance by gospel artist Adrianna Clark.
Consul General R. Oliver Mair and Blue Mahoe’s chairman presented community awards and 18 scholarships.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission warned Clermont residents and visitors to stay alert as alligator sightings and attacks—including a fatal incident—increased this summer.
It advised against feeding alligators and urged calling the state hotline for reports near homes.
Wellness Collective FL is hosting its inaugural Fall Into Wellness event on Saturday, Sept.
19 at Victory Pointe Park in Clermont from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The free celebration will feature movement classes (yoga, hipoflow, and pilates), healthy food options, and local vendor connections.
Dentists on Hancock celebrated their ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1960 Highland Ranch Blvd, Suite 105 (corner of Old Highway 50 and N.
Hancock Rd) today with the South Lake Chamber of Commerce present. The practice offers full dental services including routine cleanings and advanced same-day crown technology.
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