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Saturday, February 2, 2013
Do Nothing Joe Hunter
You people in Winter Haven are being screwed by a person that does nothing and accuses residents of things they did not do. This guy should be fired. Even Trich Adams banned him from the Lake Wales. This guy does nothing and is stealing money from the residents for doing nothing. This guy is a joke. He did nothing about the muddy soil being wash into Lake Ashton, did nothing about the Herbicides being sprayed into the lake. He did nothing about the pick-up trucks. He does nothing. Good Luck
Friday, February 1, 2013
WRITE IN VOTE FOR ED KING. HE DID MORE FOR THIS COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE.
VOTE FOR ED KING FOR THE HOA. THANKS
IDIOTS
HOW DUMB CAN PEOPLE BE? LOOK AT THE HOA candidates. Barb Follett and Keith Stevens. Keith should go back taking pictures with his camera. He wanted to ban all the pick up trucks here in Lake Ashton. His wife in the CDD did nothing but prove how dumb she is. SHE WANTED TO FINE THE RESIDENTS FOR HAVING HIGH GRASS. Go back to your camera and line dancing Keith, and take up taking pictures, you are nothing but big trouble. He is 100% with the developer, the hell with the residents.
Barb Folllett, please, you did a rotten job at the desk what makes you think you can do better?
THERE ARE ONLY 4 CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT AND THEY WANT YOU TO VOTE FOR 4 CANDIDATES? WHAT CHOICE DO YOU HAVE? IF YOU DON'T VOTE THEY WILL STILL WIN. DUMB! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. VOTE FOR ED KING, THE PERSON THAT DID MORE FOR THIS COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE, ONLY TO GET BAN BY THE CDD FROM USING THE CLUBHOUSE FOR LEAVING HIS HELP THIS COMMUNITY BUSINESS CARD. I STOP THE USE OF HERBICIDES IN LAKE ASHTON, I STOP THE BAN ON PICK-UPS IN LAKE ASHTON, AND I STOP THE FLOW OF MUD IN LAKE ASHTON.
WHAT DID THE CANDIDATES DO? NOTHING. THEY SHOULD ALL GET BAN!
WRITE IN VOTE FOR ED KING. HE DID MORE FOR THIS COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE.
Barb Folllett, please, you did a rotten job at the desk what makes you think you can do better?
THERE ARE ONLY 4 CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT AND THEY WANT YOU TO VOTE FOR 4 CANDIDATES? WHAT CHOICE DO YOU HAVE? IF YOU DON'T VOTE THEY WILL STILL WIN. DUMB! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. VOTE FOR ED KING, THE PERSON THAT DID MORE FOR THIS COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE, ONLY TO GET BAN BY THE CDD FROM USING THE CLUBHOUSE FOR LEAVING HIS HELP THIS COMMUNITY BUSINESS CARD. I STOP THE USE OF HERBICIDES IN LAKE ASHTON, I STOP THE BAN ON PICK-UPS IN LAKE ASHTON, AND I STOP THE FLOW OF MUD IN LAKE ASHTON.
WHAT DID THE CANDIDATES DO? NOTHING. THEY SHOULD ALL GET BAN!
WRITE IN VOTE FOR ED KING. HE DID MORE FOR THIS COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE.
Monday, January 28, 2013
WE HAVE NO RIGHT TO POSSESS GUNS
VOTE!!!! WE HAVE NO RIGHT TO POSSESS GUNS
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Sunday, January 27, 2013
AN INCREDIBLE TRUE STORY
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Cindy Maxwell
Message from Ed Maxwell
The memorial service for Cindy will be held at the First Baptist Church in Lake Wales on Friday, February 1, 2013 at 10am. Lunch will be served after the service. Address is 338 E Central Ave Lake Wales.
Death of c College dean in tow truck accident shocks community
Keiser dean 'dragged several hundred feet' in tow truck death, lawsuit claims
Article Courtesy of The Sun
Sentinel
By Mike Clary
Published
January 26, 2013
The
Keiser University associate dean run over by his own car as he tried to
stop it from being towed "was dragged by the tow truck for several
hundred feet" prior to his death, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Elias Konwufine, 38, died at Broward Health Medical Center on Jan. 16 about two hours after a tow truck hooked up his car, parked in front of his Lauderhill home in apparent violation of homeowners' association rules.
After trying to talk to the driver, Konwufine "grabbed hold of the tow truck as it began to leave because as the tow truck left it swerved into him and was going to run him over," alleges the suit filed by his widow, Francisca. He was dragged "until he could no longer hold onto to the truck because it continued to accelerate and he was run over by his own vehicle…"
The complaint alleges the driver "gunned" the truck's engine as he pulled away from the home in the Sienna Greens development.
Named as defendants are Superior Lock & Roadside Assistance, based in Plantation, and its driver, identified only as John Doe.
A woman who answered the phone Thursday at Superior Lock & Roadside Assistance said no one was available to comment on the allegations.
The driver, who identified himself only as Ken in interviews with two television stations on the night of the incident, has a history of "violent, aggressive and dangerous behavior," says the complaint, and "had brandished a firearm at the development only weeks before the incident during another towing call."
The suit also alleges the towing firm's "employees had a history of using threats and/or violence and needlessly aggressive tactics against the residents of Sienna Greens."
Filed in Broward County Circuit Court, the suit outlines eight counts of negligence and liability in seeking unspecified damages.
Lawyers for Konwufine allege the company and driver violated both state and county laws requiring the tow truck driver to stop "when a person seeks the return of the vehicle...," as Florida statute states.
The homeowners association, which employed the towing company, was not named as a defendant.
"I don't believe for the price of a tow it's ever worth running over someone," said attorney Vidian Mallard. "The driver should know that at some point you stop."
The death remains under investigation by the Lauderhill police.
Konwufine was a father of three children who with his wife, a chemistry teacher at Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach, had lived in Sienna Greens for six years.
A viewing will be held Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Fred Hunter Funeral Home, 2401 S. University Drive, Davie. Burial will be in his native Cameroon.
Elias Konwufine, 38, died at Broward Health Medical Center on Jan. 16 about two hours after a tow truck hooked up his car, parked in front of his Lauderhill home in apparent violation of homeowners' association rules.
After trying to talk to the driver, Konwufine "grabbed hold of the tow truck as it began to leave because as the tow truck left it swerved into him and was going to run him over," alleges the suit filed by his widow, Francisca. He was dragged "until he could no longer hold onto to the truck because it continued to accelerate and he was run over by his own vehicle…"
The complaint alleges the driver "gunned" the truck's engine as he pulled away from the home in the Sienna Greens development.
Named as defendants are Superior Lock & Roadside Assistance, based in Plantation, and its driver, identified only as John Doe.
A woman who answered the phone Thursday at Superior Lock & Roadside Assistance said no one was available to comment on the allegations.
The driver, who identified himself only as Ken in interviews with two television stations on the night of the incident, has a history of "violent, aggressive and dangerous behavior," says the complaint, and "had brandished a firearm at the development only weeks before the incident during another towing call."
The suit also alleges the towing firm's "employees had a history of using threats and/or violence and needlessly aggressive tactics against the residents of Sienna Greens."
Filed in Broward County Circuit Court, the suit outlines eight counts of negligence and liability in seeking unspecified damages.
Lawyers for Konwufine allege the company and driver violated both state and county laws requiring the tow truck driver to stop "when a person seeks the return of the vehicle...," as Florida statute states.
The homeowners association, which employed the towing company, was not named as a defendant.
"I don't believe for the price of a tow it's ever worth running over someone," said attorney Vidian Mallard. "The driver should know that at some point you stop."
The death remains under investigation by the Lauderhill police.
Konwufine was a father of three children who with his wife, a chemistry teacher at Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach, had lived in Sienna Greens for six years.
A viewing will be held Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Fred Hunter Funeral Home, 2401 S. University Drive, Davie. Burial will be in his native Cameroon.
internal audit tallied $47,780 in misappropriated funds
Article Courtesy of Orlando
Sentinel
By Jeff Weiner
Published
January 25, 2013
The
treasurer of a local condo association faces a felony grand-theft
charge, suspected of embezzling more than $45,000 over a four-year
period, records show.
Investigators say management at the Semoran Club condominiums reported the theft in March 2011, after a newly hired manager noticed accounting discrepancies.
A sheriff's warrant affidavit states the condo association conducted an audit, which unearthed numerous unauthorized ATM withdrawals and cashed checks.
The checks were signed by treasurer Michael Lamar Brown, investigators say, who later sent an email to Semoran Club's president, admitting to misusing funds.
Detectives couldn't find Brown, and suspended their case for more than a year. However, economic crimes investigators recently tracked him down in December.
During a secretly recorded interview, Brown admitted to stealing money, an affidavit states. Brown, 62, was arrested last week on a second-degree felony charge.
An internal audit tallied $47,780 in misappropriated funds between January 2007 and February 2011, court records show.
Investigators say management at the Semoran Club condominiums reported the theft in March 2011, after a newly hired manager noticed accounting discrepancies.
A sheriff's warrant affidavit states the condo association conducted an audit, which unearthed numerous unauthorized ATM withdrawals and cashed checks.
The checks were signed by treasurer Michael Lamar Brown, investigators say, who later sent an email to Semoran Club's president, admitting to misusing funds.
Detectives couldn't find Brown, and suspended their case for more than a year. However, economic crimes investigators recently tracked him down in December.
During a secretly recorded interview, Brown admitted to stealing money, an affidavit states. Brown, 62, was arrested last week on a second-degree felony charge.
An internal audit tallied $47,780 in misappropriated funds between January 2007 and February 2011, court records show.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Monday, January 21, 2013
New Medicare Program
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