FEATURES
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Crunching The Numbers
The new tax law looks good on paper for taxpayers’ returns—more or less. You know… -
Recreation Therapy
Veterans and children bond with rescue horses to rebuild their lives at a Groveland ranch.… -
Everything Old is New Again
Thrift stores and flea markets are found in abundance in Lake and Sumter counties. They’re…
Every Month
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The envelope budget system
In the spirit of this month’s financial issue, I decided to offer a bit of… -
My generation
We were young and in love and everybody said it wouldn’t last. If you’re old…
AROUND THE TABLE
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Napa Valley: Open for business
Napa Valley rises from the ashes of last October’s wildfires to rebuild stronger and better. … -
The Bistro
Say cheese … burger The Bistro at Grand Oaks Resort and Museum offers a great… -
Irene’s Ice Cream & Deli Sandwiches
Coneys and cream Hidden gem serves a classic lineup. A lunch trip to Irene’s Ice Cream… -
And a bone for doggie
According to bringfido.com, The Villages has plenty of dog-friendly restaurants these days. The list includes… -
Flower power
Cali’flour Foods, which describes itself as “the mother of cauliflower pizza” (not sure who the…
Village STYLE!
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‘Minced, Marinated, and Murdered: A French Culinary Mystery’
By Noël Balen and Vanessa Barrot. A tour of Paris highlighted by visits with great… -
Taxes are forever
Many people believe you don’t file tax returns after retirement with a fixed income, but… -
Kicks with sticks
Ted Skolits finds his beat playing drums for Villages bands. Ted Skolits never imagined he’d… -
Villagers prove ‘oldies’ are ‘coldies’
Story: Joe Angione Winter is officially over—what there was of it this year. Before moving… -
‘The Orphan Master’s Son’ by Adam Johnson
A frightening look into the totalitarian country of North Korea. Story: Diane Dean The Bookworm…
