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Mayor welcomes ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter,’ wife as new residents of Ocala
“We’re fortunate that Dog has chosen to make Ocala his new home, and I’m excited to see his enthusiasm for getting involved and making a positive impact in our community. During our visit, I had the opportunity to share some of my priorities for Ocala, and we discussed...
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Magnolia Breeze has closed its doors in downtown Eustis
Have to admit, we thought this one had some staying power, but Magnolia Breeze , a tropical-meets-comfort-food restaurant located at 108 N. Bay St. in downtown Eustis, has closed for good. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Owned by Iliana and Francisco Pimentel, the restaurant had cultivated a local following for its colorful dishes and welcoming atmosphere with an eclectic mix of events. "Sorry to see this place close," said customer Libbi Abney Freeman. "Had a great time at 'The Summer I Turned Pretty Finale' watch party they threw." Magnolia Breeze has hosted a wide range of events, including Thanksgiving Day dinners, drag-show brunches, First Responders appreciation nights and an R&B karaoke brunch. It had a fresh upbeat vibe with cheerful, professional service. Though developers have been seeking out downtown Eustis property , no plans have been publicly announced for the historic building across the tracks from Ferran Park. This article originally appeared on Daily Commercial: Magnolia Breeze has closed its doors in downtown Eustis
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City declares balcony rooms unsafe at downtown hotel
Ocala’s chief building official has declared all balcony rooms at the downtown Hilton Garden Inn “unsafe for occupancy,” citing sagging balconies and water damage. In an Oct. 29 letter to hotelier Danny Gaekwad, Chief Building Official Benjamin Maxson wrote that the hotel’s balcony rooms must remain vacant until either a registered design professional confirms the balcony rooms are safe or “necessary repairs are permitted, inspected, and approved.”
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Winning lottery ticket worth $48,204 sold at Marion Oaks convenience store
Another winning lottery ticket worth more than $48,000 was sold at a convenience store in Marion Oaks on Sunday, marking the latest in a series of big wins across Marion County this year. The winning Fantasy 5 ticket was purchased at the Marion Oaks Quick Stop, located at 287 Marion...