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Headlines in The Villages

• Villager who supported Trump ordered into civics class in election fraud case August 18, 2022
  A 73-year-old Villager who supported Donald Trump has been ordered back to civics class in a court deal aimed at avoiding prosecution in an election fraud case. Read more: Villager who supported Trump ordered into civics class in election fraud case
• Don Wiley declares CDD 7 ‘obsessed with sticking it to the Developer’ August 18, 2022
  Sumter County Commissioner Don Wiley declared Thursday that the Community Development District 7 Board of Supervisors is “obsessed with sticking it to the Developer.” Read more: Don Wiley declares CDD 7 ‘obsessed with sticking it to the Developer’
• CDD 7 chair threatens conflict resolution over windmill and water tower August 18, 2022
  The chairman of the Community Development District 7 Board of Supervisors has threatened invoking the conflict resolution process over the possibility of using residents’ money to replace the rotted windmill and water tower at Brownwood Paddock Square. Read more: CDD 7 chair threatens conflict resolution over windmill and water tower
• Homeowner told to go to Developer with concern about truck and trailer in neighbor’s driveway August 18, 2022
  A couple in The Villages concerned about a service truck and utility trailer in a neighbor’s driveway has been told to take their deed restriction concern directly to the Developer. Read more: Homeowner told to go to Developer with concern about truck and trailer in neighbor’s driveway
• Governor announces arrest of 20 suspected violators of state election law August 18, 2022
  Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced the arrest of 20 suspected violators of the state's election law. They could face prison time. Read more: Governor announces arrest of 20 suspected violators of state election law
• More than 70 percent of Sumter County voters yet to cast ballots in Tuesday’s election August 18, 2022
  More than 70 percent of Sumter County voters have yet to cast ballots in Tuesday’s primary election. Read more: More than 70 percent of Sumter County voters yet to cast ballots in Tuesday’s election
• Suspect blames ‘stereotyping’ for attempt to flee cops at Circle K in The Villages August 18, 2022
  A drug suspect blamed past incidents of “stereotyping” for his decision to attempt to flee from police officers at a Circle K gas station and convenience store in The Villages. Read more: Suspect blames ‘stereotyping’ for attempt to flee cops at Circle K in The Villages
• Wildwood woman attempts to lie to deputies about her identity after unwelcome visit in Oxford August 18, 2022
  A Wildwood woman wanted on a warrant attempted to lie to Sumter County sheriff’s deputies about her identity. Read more: Wildwood woman attempts to lie to deputies about her identity after unwelcome visit in Oxford
• Tardy Sumter Transit employee attacks co-worker who complained about poor work ethic August 18, 2022
  A chronically tardy Sumter County Transit employee was arrested after an alleged attack on her co-worker who complained about her poor work ethic. Read more: Tardy Sumter Transit employee attacks co-worker who complained about poor work ethic
• Woman not wearing seatbelt arrested after caught driving on suspended license August 18, 2022
  A woman who was not wearing a seatbelt was arrested after she was caught driving on a suspended license. Read more: Woman not wearing seatbelt arrested after caught driving on suspended license