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POLITICS: Polk donors give Jeb $68k ($52k of it from Lakelanders); Next were Hillary ($49k) and Marco ($33k). PUBLIX: Fortune adds grocer to its list of 50 World’s Most Admired Companies. PLUS: Mother, son charged with stealing $122k from HOA | Collision injures driver, closes Dean Still Road nine hours | Hearing will focus on future of Tenoroc recreation area. […]

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EDGEWOOD: A retired police officer questions the need for landscaped medians on Edgewood Drive. DINING: Glory Days, a new-to-Lakeland sports grill with an accomplished corporate pedigree, gets 3.5 stars for food and 4 for service from critic Eric Pera. THINGS TO DO: Anonymous local families bring a religious musical to the Polk | Relive the Rat Pack […]

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TRAFFIC: Expect delays along Edgewood later this year as steel utility poles replace wooden ones. TRANSIT: A misunderstanding that cost taxpayers $5,670 has halted bus service to a work-release program. DISABLED HOUSING: Opening by May, the Villages at Noah’s Ark on Lake Crago will provide affordable housing for up to 128 disabled adults. PEOPLE: Jessica Solano of […]

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The boycott of Seven Brothers Food Mart has ended after the family that has owned the business for 35 years agreed to let customers use the restroom, allow access to a nearby vacant lot and donate to local organizations. Former LPD officer Melanie Dixon, who was injured on the job, has sued the police pension board for $15k in a case that hinges on […]