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FREEVOLUME 4 ISSUE 10 • DECEMBER 2011

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07 nOrth Lake LOcaLOn Friday evening, November25th, the Leesburg Partnership presented the Christmas Stroll, encouraging adults and children alike to come downtown and share in the Christmas spirit.

13 sOuth Lake LOcaLThe tables are set and the President and First Lady are ready to welcometheir guests for the holidays. If you didn’t know better, you mightthink you were looking at the real thing, but right here in Clermont,you can see an exact replica of the White House, all decked out for theholidays, at the Presidents Hall of Fame.

22 spOtLightFamilies come in all forms and, more often than not, they are created through a bond of love, not blood. Meet Mark and Karla Andrews, as well as their two new sons, Fernando and Carlos (nicknames Ferds and Caloy), and learn about the journey that brought them together, which was only the beginning of their story.

18 featureThroughout Lake County Holiday Festivities ensued! FOCUS tried to attend as many of the events as possible to capture some of the excitement!

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The Holidays are once again upon us! Seems like we just took our Christmas tree down from last year! Time really does fly.

Amongst all the decorating and shopping and attending of holiday parties, I always try to remind myself of the meaning of the season and to enjoy making new memories with family. Anyone that reads my letters regularly knows that my definition of “family” isn’t traditional. The man I call “Dad” is technically my ex-stepfather. However, he is the only father I have ever known. Even though he isn’t related to me by blood, or now even by marriage to my mother, he is still my Dad and my son’s grandfather. Paul and Dylan’s own relationship is much the same. Even though Paul is not his biological father, he has been the little league coach, helped with the homework, and helped to make him into the wonderful young man he is becoming. I could go on and on. When I look at some of the most treasured relationships in my life and the people I consider to be my family, only a few of them are related to me by blood.

With this in mind, I was especially touched by this month’s feature story on the Andrews’ family. I actually am friends with Mark on Facebook and followed his journey from the time they left Florida to travel to the Phillipines to meet their new sons and bring them home. I have continued to follow the ups and downs that have followed and must admit, often laugh at Mark’s posts as he has navigated his way through his new role as a Dad. I finally got to meet Ferds and Caloy when working on this article! They are sweet, polite, and handsome. It was a pleasure to spend some time with them and get a glimpse into their home and family. I hope all of you enjoy meeting them as well!

Whatever your definition of family, I wish you and yours the Happiest of Holidays!

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It’s time to vote for candidates for the 2012 Board of Directors. Ballots were inserted into the December issue of the newsletter. Voting will close on December 14th. On December 1st the Lake Eustis Area Chamber of Commerce members enjoyed a Business After Hours at Party Source in Eustis. There was food and live music and lots of fun, as they collected toy donations for Adopt-A Child. Mount DoraThe Mount Dora Chamber presents “The Child - The Story of the First Christmas” We have all grown up with the Manger Scene at Christmastime. We have smiled at the children wearing the shepherd costumes in the church play... It s easy to forget that this story really happened. That a beautiful young girl became the mother of God. That her young husband would watch over The Promised One. You may think you know the story....... For complete listing of dates and show times or to purchase tickets, please contact the Chamber. Tavares

Tavares Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed the new owner of Butch’s Italian Delights to the community with a Red Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Friday November 4. Conveniently located at 359 E. Burleigh Blvd (Hwy 441), Butch’s serves up fresh, homemade Italian delights in more than generous portions.

Tavares Chamber of Commerce joined in celebrating with the Vann Gannaway family as they celebrated their 25th year of service to the Tavares area, Wednesday, November 16. Chip Vann Gannaway shared with those gathered that the dealership continues to be a “family affair” since the opening day. Vice President of Chevrolet was on hand to present awards to the Vann Gannaway family in recognition of their dedicated hard work over the years. Vann Gannaway continues to be an active supporter of the community they serve. Stop in and visit the Vann Gannaway family.

The Tavares Chamber of Commerce recently held a Business After Hours, hosted by Lyn Terrace Apartments. Located on Country Road 19A, in Eustis, Lyn Terrace offers comfortable apartment living in Eustis. Deborah Cahill, Resident Manager and gracious host, provided guided tours of a beautifully decorated model apartment for all in attendance. Lyn Terrace Apartments offers gorgeous one-bedroom one-bath and two-Bedroom two Bath Apartments; all first floor—no stairs!

Tavares Chamber of Commerce, held the first ever “Black Wednesday” in Tavares at their monthly Business Luncheon. Held the fourth Wednesday each month in the Tavares Civic Center, the luncheon provides a mid-day break and an excellent opportunity to network with likeminded business people. Promoting a shop local campaign “Keep it Simple, Keep it Here”, black Wednesday offered lunch goers with an opportunity to kick off their Holiday shopping. The Chamber invited members to offer Holiday specials to the attendees before and after the regular luncheon. The Luncheon this month was sponsored by Waterman Village and catered by ALS Dockside. Those offering Holiday deals included: Sweet Peas Kids Store, E-Z Nutrition 101, Floating Ghost Séance Tour of Downtown Tavares, Tavares, Eustis & Gulf Railroad, Mary Kay Cosmetics, ALS Top Shelf, and the City of Tavares displayed Holiday gift ideas from the Prop Shop.

On Thursday, December 1, the Tavares Chamber of Commerce joined with D..R. Horton to welcome them to Tavares. Guests were able to network while touring Oak Bend’s latest house models. America’s Builder, ranked number one for nine years in a row by Builder Magazine, will be hosting a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony this Thursday, December 1 at their Oak Bend community. Located by Hickory Point, Oak Bend is a private, gated community offering an elegant country setting nestled among tall Oak trees conveniently located in Tavares.

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Christmas is right around the corner and what better gift than one that captures the spirit of Tavares! The Tavares Public Library is very proud to offer a limited edition stained glass ornament that is also a sun catcher. This unique 3-D silver finish ornament displays a sliver seaplane with Tavares logo which is backed by hand-swirled stained glass. A fitting memento for your Christmas tree, or simply breathtaking when hung in a window where it captures the sun in a rainbow of blue hues. This collectable is being offered as a fund raiser for the Tavares Public Library. Each ornament/sun catcher comes in an attractive gift box and cost $20. To purchase, stop by the Tavares Library at 314 N. New Hampshire Avenue, or the Tavares Seaplane Base Prop Shop at 150 E. Ruby Street.

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Lake County Library System libraries participated in “Snapshot: A Day in the Life of Florida Libraries” during the week of November 5, 2011. This year’s theme, “Get Caught Reading”, tells the story of the library’s value to the community. Libraries collected data and comments. This state-wide project coordinated by The Florida Library Association, in partnership with the State Library and Archives of Florida, illustrates the importance of libraries for Florida’s citizens through collection of statistics, stories and photographs documenting the fact that libraries continue to be relevant and essential to the community. For pictures of your library’s day check the website at www.mylakelibrary.org.

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For the sixth year, O’Keefe’s Irish Pub in downtown Tavares hosted their annual Christmas Party and Toy Drive on Sunday, December 4th. Owners, Andrew and Jennifer O’Keefe, along with local attorney Robin Hudson, and Bob and Linda Gravers host this event and invite friends and business professionals throughout the community to enjoy an evening of food and live music while giving back! Each guest is asked to bring a new unwrapped toy donation, bicycles are greatly encouraged! The hundreds of toys collected are distributed through the Lake County Department of Children and Families.

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Bill Geringswald is a world-traveled business consultant dealing in economic and corporate redevelopment. He strives to use this experience to merge the spiritual with the secular in a way that will help us all achieve our higher destinies. In this challenging and inspiring work, Bill Geringswald provides a progressive overview of our society’s intertwined cause and effect. His visionary proposal for remediation shows how we may all undergo a personal journey of enlightenment and addresses the many problems we now share in this world. You can meet the writer at his book signing on December 17th at Lakeside Inn from 1 to 3 pm. For more information, call 352-383-4101.

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On Friday evening, November25th, the Leesburg Partnership presented the Christmas Stroll, encouraging

adults and children alike to come downtown and share in the Christmas spirit.

The weather cooperated with balmy temperatures to make this event even more fun and brought out huge crowds to see the petting zoo from Uncle Donald’s Farm as well as the giant snow slide. There was an entertainer working with children playing the Kazoo and further down the street was a climbing wall with lots of activity.

Strolling through the streets was a choral group dressed in period clothing adding to the ambiance of the season.

A special treat was the Christmas house with a huge selection of Christmas gifts from local crafts people. You could spend hours browsing.

There were nutcrackers and beautiful butterflies on stilts entertaining the

crowds and also a juggler displaying an outstanding talent. He wowed the crowd with fire juggling which brought huge applause.

What fun it was, browsing all of the Main Street and side street stores and restaurants, all decorated beautifully for the season, all the while snow fell on the crowd.

The synchronized tree lighting awed the crowd as the lights twinkled to Christmas Carols. Santa charmed the children and heard each and every one of their wishes.

To add to the fun, there was a variety of foods and drinks to satisfy the hungry crowd. It was truly an evening with something for everyone and the smiles told the tale of the fun of “Christmas Strolling” in downtown Leesburg.

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Chamber BreakfastFriday, December 16Minneola City HallTime: 7:15 – 8:30 a.m.Holiday Program presented by River of Life OsteopathicCatering by Red Wing RestaurantCost: $8 member; $10 guest

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LETTEr FrOM THE CHairMaN

It is hard to believe that my year as Board Chairman is coming to an end. The year, with all its successes and challenges, has gone by quickly. As I noted in January, we looked to 2011 as being a positive turning

point for businesses and our economy. We have seen signs within our Chamber that we are turning the corner. Our membership has stabilized this year and our retention rate has seen marked improvement. In addition, nearly 175 new members will have joined our South Lake Chamber of Commerce by year end.

We also have seen a number of successes in the Public Policy and Economic Development arena. The Chamber continues to serve as a community leader on issues like local redistricting and the development of a Business Incubator in South Lake, We have jointly hosted a south Lake Summit on water resources with the St. John’s River Water Management District, and facilitated three local candidate forums in Groveland, Mascotte and Minneola in partnership with the Daily Commercial and South Lake Press.

Our Education Committee worked to develop enhanced relationships between our schools and the business community and was a voice on a variety of issues including school uniforms, transportation logistics in the area of the new Lake Minneola High and supported the AVID program for middle and high school students looking to pursue a future college experience.

We successfully established a new Sports and Tourism Committee that has worked closely with the Lake County Tourism and Economic Development Department along with South Lake cities and businesses to create an inventory of our diverse sports/tourism assets. The goal in coming years is improved communication and coordination of events and to assist visitors coming here for work, fun, or simple relaxation.

Our major Signature Events including our Annual Gala, Howard Stockton Memorial Golf Outing, Teacher Appreciation Breakfast, and lastly our new Taste of South Lake event that attracted nearly 900 attendees, were all tremendous successes. We continue to be THE organization to create and maintain opportunities for networking and community/business engagement in south Lake

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I am also pleased to report that after several years of dedicated effort, we have finalized a plan to continue our 40 plus year partnership the City of Clermont and provide management services for a new community center on Montrose Street that will also house our headquarters. Through this partnership we continue to provide information related to opportunities in south Lake County for business development and business relocation.

The bottom line of all that this organization represents is a passionate focus on the success of the entire business community. We have focused on Member First during this year and without fail we have supported each other. Each BAH that is well attended, each Breakfast that provides insight, each issue for which we provide advocacy , each networking opportunity that is offered could not happen without the dedication of the members of this Chamber, the amazing volunteers and the tremendous and creative staff that are truly tireless in their efforts. This Chamber is well positioned to address the issues of the day into 2012 and beyond.

I congratulate Dr. Kasey Kesselring, Headmaster of Montverde Academy as he assumes the role as Chairman. Let us all continue to proudly support the efforts of our Chamber of Commerce.

Lastly, I thank you for affording me the opportunity to serve this organization. It has been a rewarding experience. May each of you have a prosperous and productive new year.

John Moore2011 Board Chairman

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Students from throughout the state entered the contest by decorating their homes together with their parents - mailboxes, front doors and fences. Parents uploaded photos to I.F.’s website and Facebook page, then friends and family voted and the entries with the most votes won (throughout six regions in Florida). “The $1,000 gift to our school from Informed Families comes at a crucial time, and we are very appreciative at East Ridge Middle School,” said Principal Charles McDaniel. Kayla’s mother, Lisa Bowers, adds: “This really encouraged parent involvement and created the opportunity to have this dialogue at home about such an important issue for families. Parents from throughout our neighborhood were also informed, and the message spread everywhere.”

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Mark recalls the life changing day it began, “Our adoption of the boys began with a Facebook interaction with two friends who did not even know each other. Our friend Jeanne sent me a Facebook message on Ash Wednesday 2009, asking how she could pray

for Karla and me. I typed and then deleted some work related things, and then sent her the answer that our biggest prayer request was that we could start a family. Less than 60 seconds later another friend, Pam, posted something on my wall asking me if Karla and I had ever considered adoption.”This was too powerful for them to consider it a coincidence and Mark and Karla recognized this as the work of their Lord and took their first steps on what would be a long journey, filled with many obstacles and frustrations along the way, but to a final destination which would change their lives forever.

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After a twenty-four hour flight to Manila, the Capital of the Philippines, Mark and Karla were united in person with Ferds and Caloy at their orphanage “The House of Refuge.” After a meal and a traditional ceremony, the boys said good-bye to their home of many years before the four of them were driven to the hotel. “Talk about diving into the deep end of the parenting pool,” Mark recalls with laughter.

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Families come in all forms and, more often than not, they are created through a bond of love, not blood. My own life has certainly taught me this lesson. In meeting Mark and Karla Andrews, as well as their two new sons, Fernando and Carlos (nicknames Ferds and Caloy), I was touched by their story and wanted my readers to meet them as well.

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housing, and video games!Upon returning home, the boys were welcomed by family, friends, and the community as they began to acclimate into their new life and family. They started school and their English continues to improve every day. Mark is also learning the boys’ native language, Tagalog, in order to help communicate with them, as well as to encourage them to embrace their heritage. They have learned to prepare and enjoy a variety of traditional Filipino dishes as well. While taking on two boys at the same time had originally been an intimidating prospect for Mark and Karla, they now look back and see the advantages. The boys have a language partner to improve their English and remember their Tagalog, they would have a natural playmate and companion to ease the transition into life in America.

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For Mark and Karla, date night has been happily traded for family night. “We don’t do a lot of the “fun” things we used to do, but we have been happy to trade them for family movie nights, bingo games around the dining room table and fixing what seems to be an endless supply of flat bike tires and skinned knees.”As for Ferds and Caloy, they are both doing well in school and have made many new friends. Ferds instantly bonded with the Andrews dog, Daisy, and she remains his best friend! In fact, when I asked Ferds what his favorite thing was about his new home, his eyes quickly darted to his four-legged friend

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The family is now excitedly preparing for their first Christmas together as a family. Marks says, “I’d like to tell you there was some moment of clarity when Karla and I looked at each other and said “It’s going to be OK, we’re ready for this!” It never happened. We just moved forward a day at time, and a mile at a time until the morning we stepped into the orphanage and saw their faces! The only thing we knew was that we would be jumping off a cliff into an adventure that none of us were ready for, but all of us were asking for.”

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as an attorney I have often been confronted with the question, “Can I shoot?” If I am inside my house and

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Florida Statute § 776.013, entitled “Home protection; use of deadly force; presumption of fear of death or great bodily harm,” states that a person is presumed to have the reasonable fear necessary to use deadly force if the person against whom the deadly force was directed was unlawfully and forcefully entering or had entered specified areas, including a dwelling, residence, or occupied vehicle, “or if the person had removed or was attempting to remove another person against [his or her] will” from these areas. For the presumption to apply, the statute also requires that the person who used the deadly force “knew or had reason to believe that an unlawful

and forcible entry or unlawful and forcible act was occurring or had occurred.” Section 776.013(4) specifically states that any “person who unlawfully and forcefully enters or attempts to enter a person’s dwelling, residence, or occupied vehicle is presumed to be doing so with the intent to commit an unlawful act involving force or violence.” Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal in McWhorter v. State, 2007, interpreted the “Stand Your Ground” law as placing “no duty on the person to avoid or retreat from danger, so long as that person is not engaged in an unlawful activity and is located in a place where he or she has a right to be.” I always recommend avoiding taking matters into one’s own hands as that is something left better off to the professionals. However, “a person is justified in using deadly force if he or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or another or to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony.” (Fla. Stat. § 776.012). Let’s say for example that you are walking out of a local store about dusk one evening when you are confronted by someone with

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Hi Jeff, I went through a messy divorce two years ago and am still trying to complete my recovery. My ex was granted half of my 401K. Now I am in my early 50’s and feel I am going to have to work for ever! I also ended up with a considerable amount of debt. I feel that I need to pay off that credit card debt before I look at investment options or even increase my contributions to my retirement plan. I am frustrated and just don’t even know where to begin! What do you advise?

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Hi Bill, I am sorry about your divorce. It changes your life but you can make it through it. Consider theses steps. Minimize your 401 K contribution to free up more money to tackle the debt. Since your debt is made up of charge cards, take the smallest one and pay it off first by lowering the payments on the others to the minimum and putting the difference on the smallest card. You will be able to pay it off sooner. When you have it paid off it will do two things for you: give you a sense of accomplishment and more money to attack the next smallest card. Repeat the process on the next card and keep going until they are all gone. As you continue this process it will free up more money to pay off the larger debts. PS, don’t put anymore debt on the cards.

When the debt is gone put as much as you can in your retirement plan. Try to maximize your employers match. Their match is like getting an investment return. I would advise you to work with an advisor who is knowledgeable and can provide investment strate-gies for your personal situation. This will enable you to work towards a comfortable retirement and balance your investment risk to your comfort level.

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announced as “Breaking News” that a professional athlete from the New York Knicks had purchased a home in Southwest Ranches FL. Th is magnifi cent home was one of many homes built in the last several years by West Construction Services Inc., but seeing one of our homes in the national spotlight is a fi rst! Th is home, like many of our projects was constructed from the ground up. Starting with the foundation and its weave of rebar, wire mesh and many yards of concrete. And then there are the concrete blocks that make up the tall walls followed by the trusses that hold up the roof. Th e setting of the roof trusses is like a well choreographed dance between the crane and the truss...each truss strapped to the crane and then raised over 35 feet in the air in order to set it on the beam.

Th e profi le of this home on TMZ is certainly impressive as are all the details and elements that turned this house into a home.

We are happy to know that a new family will enjoy this wonderful home. We take great pride in the work we do on each and every home we build or remodel regardless of the square footage.

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a threshold into something special. The Goblin Market’s ambiance alone is enough to intrique. With book lined walls giving it a cozy, library feel, mixed with an eclectic mix of homey accents, all displayed under low, romantic lighting, it’s easy to see why The Goblin has been a favorite of Mount Dora residents and visitors for the past fifteen years.

Owners Vince and Janis Guzinski opened The Goblin Market in 1996 after discovering Mount Dora and falling in love with the quaint feel of the town. The restaurant started out small, with only eleven tables. They were able to buy the adjoining buildings and expand in 2001, now offering seating for 85, a lounge, and two outdoor areas.

All of the dishes served up at The Goblin Market are created and executed by their talented culinary team, which is led by Head Chef, Brenton Hillman, who has been in the kitchen at Goblin for seven years and brings his Le Cordon Bleu training to the table with him, and Sous Chef Adam Cuevas, who has been a part of The Goblin family for six years. The entire team collaborates on the menu items and works together to develop the high-quality dishes the restaurant is renowned for.

The Goblin Market is currently running three different menus; Lunch, Lighter Fare, and Dinner. Lunch offers a creative array of soups, salads, and sandwiches and wraps. The Lighter Fare menu offers diners a selection of smaller, lighter options, and also includes a “Small Plates” section which are full meals in smaller portions. This menu is available in the lounge nightly and in the dining room during the week. Their impressive Dinner menu includes delicious gourmet selections such as a New Zealand Rack of Lamb, or Sunflower Chicken Saute, or a Sole Roulade.

One of their most popular appetizers on The Goblin Market’s menu is their Fried Green Tomatoes. Chef Hillman describes this as, “Not your typical fried green tomatoes,” and he is not kidding. When you order this at The Goblin, you get fresh green tomatoes which are thinly sliced and coated in panko bread crumbs and fried. They then layer the crispy slices with creamy goat cheese before finishing it off with a smoky tomatillo bacon drizzle and garnish with additional bacon. The tart, crispy tomatoes, combined with the richness of the goat cheese and the punch of the bacon dressing results in a party in your mouth! This is an appetizer which will leave you coming back for more!

Even a simple salad at The Goblin Market is kicked up to a higher standard, delighting the eyes as well as the taste buds. The Apple

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Walnut Spinach Salad debuts a generous sized bed of bright green spinach leaves topped with a colorful assortment of apple slices, walnuts, raisins, sun-dried cranberries, mushrooms, eggs, and alfalfa sprouts. The salad is served with their freshly made Honey Mustard dressing, which is smooth and creamy and an absolutely perfect compliment.

For a classic dinner choice, the Chef recommends the Baked Chicken la Grande. This tender quarter roasted chicken breast is stuffed with a compilation of apricots, almonds, Grand Marnier, and sausage stuffing before baked to tender, juicy perfection before being topped with a fresh berry coulis, created from a blend of seasonal berries. The chicken is paired with a starch and vegetable, which can vary nightly.

Complete your dining experience with one of their decadent homemade desserts, such as their Peanut Butter La Bette Noir (which means The Black Beast in French), or visit mixologist extraordinaire, Chris Ryan, in the upstairs lounge for one of his amazing concoctions. For the holidays, he is featuring specialty martinis such as Gingerbread Cookie, Candy Cane, and Tiramisu. Ryan has been recognized as “Bartender of the

Year” for his talents behind the bar.

The Goblin Market has earned its reputation as one of the best restaurants in the area. From their intimate atmosphere to their exceptional service and unparalleled cuisine, The Goblin Market consistently provides a superb dining experience.


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With a record number of participants, a total of five new participants, Chinese Auction items too

numerous to mention and a extraordinary number of attendees; the 7th annual Taste of Tavares was an astounding success, by any measure!

Returning contestants included ALS’S Dockside/Top Shelf, Café Basil, Honey Baked Ham, Pressed for Time Café, and Simply Desserts (now Café Carpe Diem). New challengers included Baytree Café, Butch’s Italian Grill, Hurricane Dockside Grill, Tavares High Bulldawg Café and Winn Dixie Deli.Tavares High School Culinary Department enticed the crowd with an aromatic scent that pulled them to the Bulldawg Café table. Chef Herrington and his students pleased everyone with their succulent Sliders; winning The Judge’s Choice and People’s Choice for Best Entrée.

Winn Dixie Deli was another first time competitor who wowed the crowd with four selections from their new Wing Bar. Steve Roe and his crew presented the wings with a football themed presentation, winning the People’s Choice for Best Appetizer. The Judges favored Café Basil’s Sweet Potato Salad for their choice of Best Appetizer of the evening. People who claimed they did not like sweet potato, raved about Howard Leslie’s creation afterwards.

With the appetizers and entrees chosen, that left everyone’s favorite … dessert. First time contender, Baytree Café walked away

with the Judges choice for Best Dessert with their awesome Orange-Chocolate Ganache. Chef Travis and Sheryl Klein presented their dessert with an appropriate autumn themed display.

Ze Carter and crew defended their crown as repeat People’s Choice Award for Best Dessert.

Café Carpe Diem impressed the people with their Carmel Cake. The melt-in-your-mouth delicacy won the hearts and tummies of the People. AL’S Dockside/Top Shelf took home the honors of Best Booth Presentation. Rodger Kooser introduced the attendees to a delicious fish selection from his Top Shelf. Pressed for Time earned the Chamber Choice Award for their awesome Greek Salad. It impressed people so well that Zac Ward ran out of his creation.Rich Moulton and his sister Viki Wellman, of Butch’s Italian Delights, provided the crowd with a timely presentation of turkey dinner. Donnie Covey and his wife Aubrey, of HoneyBaked Ham, served up a delicious sample of their ham. Dave Henson, of Hurricane Dockside Grill, surprised the audience with a scrumptious cake from their menu. Maggies Attic was on hand providing wine to complete the evening for the culinary aficionados

Congratulations to all the participants. Thank you to the unsung heroes who make such an event happen. Thank you to the community for making this t he best Taste of Tavares ever!

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if you are a woman who appreciates the finer things in life, especially when it comes to fashion, but doesn’t always

have the budget to indulge, look no further! FRUGALS celebrated its Grand Opening on Tuesday, December 29th with a boutique full of invited guests anxious to peruse the incredibly priced inventory.Owners, Benjamin Moseley and Lindy Colvin created the FRUGALS concept with today’s woman in mind. Moseley’s extensive salon background and Colvin’s flawless fashion sense gave birth to the idea of a high end vintage and resale shop which also offers superb salon services, all at a fraction of the cost. The Mount Dora based boutique boasts room after room of unbelievable inventory. From classy to sassy, work or play, FRUGALS has over three thousand garments on display; all high end articles in immaculate condition, at unbelievable prices. Shoppers can find everything from casual tops and dresses, to skirts, dress pants, business suits, blazers, and even evening gowns.

The popular shoe room beckons to any fashionista, with a stunning assortment of heels, pumps and boots begging to be taken home. The nearby denim room offers a plethora of styles of jeans, denim jackets, denim skirts, and cowboy boots. Don’t forget to accessorize! On your way to check out, look for the perfect jewelry or “bling”belt to complete your new ensemble. FRUGALS will also offer monthly Girls Gone Shopping Champagne Nights, which invites shoppers to come out with their friends for an evening of complimentary champagne and discounted shopping. The first Champagne night is scheduled on Tuesday, December 13th at 6pm.

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nOw ThrOugh december 31The Citrus Tower Spectacular Christmas Light Show at the Citrus Tower in Clermont. Thousands of lights are synchronized to Christmas music. The show will run through December each night from 6 to 9 p.m. For more information, call 352-321-6457.

nOw ThrOugh January 1Venetian Garden’s Light Up opens nightly through January 1st. Deive or walk through one of Lake County’s largest Holiday displays featuring over 500,000 mini lights and Holiday displays nightly from 6pm to close. Presented by the City of Leesburg. For more information, call 352-728-9885

december 15Tavares Chamber of Commerce Holiday Open House from 5:30-7:00 pm. Join the Tavares Chamber of Commerce in celebrating the Holidays at their annual Holiday Open House. For more information, call 352-343-2531.

dec 15 - dec 18Young People’s Theatre Bugsy Malone, JR is presented by the Bay Street Players at the Historic State Theatre. This popular pint-sized classic leaps out of the movies and on to the stage. Like the film, which the child actress, Jodie Foster starred in, this wild and wacky musical includes a classic “pie” fight with splurge blasters that spew forth silly string instead of pies. Rival gangs in New York City battle over the possession of the splurge blasters, until our hero, Bugsy Malone, saves the day. Shows are Thursday-Saturday at 7pm and Sundays at 2pm. Call 352-357-7777 or email [email protected].

dec 16 & dec 17Candy House Decorating Workshop at the W.T. Bland Public Library at 10am. This is a free program for ages 12 and under. Registration is required, by phone or in person. Bring a sealed bag of candy to the workshop. For more information, call 352-735-7180.

dec 17 & dec 18Young People’s Theatre presents “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” at the the Histroc State Theater in Eustis. Directed by Don Fowler The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world. They lie, steal, smoke cigars, swear, and hit little kids. So no one is prepared when this outlaw family invades church one Sunday and decides to take over the annual Christmas pageant. None of the Herdmans has ever heard the Christmas story before. Their interpretation of the tale -- the Wise Men are a bunch of dirty spies and Herod needs a good beating -- has a lot of people up in arms. But it will make this year’s pageant the most unusual anyone has seen and, just possibly, the best one ever. For more information, call 352-357-7777 or email [email protected].

Jan 3 ThrOugh mar 6 The Minneola Library Kids’ Club will meet on Tuesday afternoons from 3:30 to 4:30pm for 10 weeks beginning on January 6. This program is geared to children in grades K-2. Children can practice Reading to the Dogs weekly, make seasonal crafts and meet some interest guests. Call the library for more information at 352-432-3921.

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Tavares Friday Morning Market - Visit Tavares Friday Market 9am to 1pm for the best in fresh produce, seafood & organic meats. Wide selection of preserves, baked goods, handmade pastas, sauces, food vendors, as well as flowers & plants. Owned and operated by the City of Tavares, located at Wooton Park - Downtown Tavares. For more information, log on to www.tavares.org

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Leesburg Saturday Morning Market - The Farmers Market is held every Saturday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm on Towne Square, in Historic Downtown Leesburg. Experience a multitude of vendors who sell produce, plants & flowers, cooked and prepared specialty foods such as: fish, meat, cheese, eggs, bakery items, jellies & jams, honey, nuts, coffee, ethnic foods. These products vary from week to week, so there is always something new. Also enjoy live entertainment from local talent. Presented by the Leesburg Partnership, for information call Sandi at 352-365-0053. www.leesburgsaturdaymorningmarket.com

Floating Ghosts Séance Tour of Downtown Tavares - Venture into the haunted, historical world of Tavares, Florida, with the Floating Ghosts Séance Tour of Downtown Tavares for a hair-raising tour into the haunted past of this historic city. Meet the restless spirits of Lake County, Florida, and experience eerie sights and sounds.The walk starts just after sundown on Saturday nights at the Railroad Station in front of Wooton Park. The tour lasts ninety minutes and covers less than one mile. For more information, call 352-617-8808.

Sundays

Mt. Dora Sunday Morning MarketEvery Sunday 9 am to 2 pm throughout season you can find locally-grown produce, wholesome and tasty baked goods, and crafts created by local residents. There is also musical entertainment. Buy, browse, and relax at the historic Lakeside Inn (800/556-5016) in the heart of lovely downtown Mount Dora. The Bloodmobile will be at the market on a monthly basis as well.www.whattodoinmtdora.com/farmers_market/

Sunday Morning Market Downtown Clermont is held every Sunday on Montrose Street between 7th and 9th streets in historic downtown from 9 am to 2pm. Vendors may include fresh produce, plants, flowers, seafood, and speciality foods, such as bakery items, jellies, jams, honey, organic products, and more. For more information, call 352-394-8618 or log on to www.clermontdowntownpartnership.comFRUGALS

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TraveLing The isLandsOnce again, the Leesburg Partnership

created a superb event on Friday night November 19th. The annual Craft

Beer, Wine, & Food Festival offered up, “something for everyone.”

Just entering the gardens was an experience. The City of Leesburg gave everyone a sneak peek at the Christmas lights display which was resplendent and created a glorious setting for the evening. In addition, the weather cooperated with a cool but comfortable temperature.

The festival offered up 28 booths for dining and drinking pleasure.Many of the Craft Beers were served up by Florida Micro-breweries. We experienced, Key West Ale by Florida Beer Company in Melbourne, FL and Effinheimer Ale from Lagniappe Brewing Co. from Minneola. Other beers from around the U.S. and even some from Germany and Hawaii were presented.

The food was what you would expect from many local eateries in the Leesburg area.There was Lobster and Pasta from Mission Inn, Barbecue from Oakwood Smokehouse,

a fruit offering by Edible Arrangements, delectable sweets from Cupcake Time Café, Raw Oysters from Magnolia Oyster Bar. grilled steak from Levi’s Bistro, scrumptious Pumpkin Bread from The Florida Porch, home town cooking from Main Street Diner, divine chicken wings from Cousin Vinnie’s World Famous Chicken Wings, fine dining presented by Vic’s Embers and exquisite Italian Food by Red Sauce Catering.

If beer was not your desire, Two Old Hags Wine Shop could take care of your thirst. Wine was also available at Andersen’s Small Engine Repair and at Style Magazine’s booth. The variety allowed any discerning wine connoisseur to enjoy the evening.

The Christmas lights were fabulous, the weather divine, the food, Craft Beers and Wines were delicious, and the entertainment by Jimi Pappas, sponsored by Brent C. Miller,P.A., Marc Anthony, sponsored by Wayne Dench, Inc and Caricatures by John Burgess rounded out the evening with “something for everyone.”

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