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Those Who've Come Before You |
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Lock, Stock, and Barrel...
One of the benefits of building a Pringle
home is the freedom they offer to customize the design during the
planning stages. For Art and Joan Mangolas, that option wasn't
necessary.
When they visited the Legacy of Leesburg
community about two years ago, they enjoyed the tour of the Devonshire
model home so much, they bought it the same day! Furniture, flooring,
window treatments, everything in place and ready to go. They simply
added some of their own pieces of furniture to complete a beautifully
decorated home. Then, with the help of their eight year old Peek-A-Poo,
Molly, they dove right into becoming very active, permanent residents.
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Welcome to Pringle Field |
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City Airport Rededicated
Extracted from an article by Stephanie N. Henschel, Daily Commercial
Staff Writer
A man and his vision were honored Tuesday at a dedication ceremony at
Leesburg Regional Airport. The city paid tribute to Henry Pringle and
the Pringle family, long-time residents of Leesburg, by renaming the
airport to reflect Pringle's role in shaping the community.
Bagpipes - Pringle's favorite instrument - sounded as about 50 people,
including many city and county officials, joined in the event to
celebrate the man behind the airport.
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The Culinary Couple |
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"Sawaht Dee, Kop"
It doesn’t happen very often, but every now and then we have the
pleasure of interviewing some Pringle residents who have decided to move
“North” to become Central Floridians.
Al and Nancy Pita moved to Royal Highlands from the southernmost part of
the United States. They were both born and raised in Key West, and lived
there until they discovered the benefits of living here in Central
Florida. As Key West became more built up and attracted tourists, it
also became more crowded and very expensive. After spending time on
vacations in Central Florida, Nancy and Al found that real estate prices
were very reasonable and that it was much less crowded than Key West.
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What Makes Lake County Such an Attractive Place to Live |
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What Makes Lake County Such An Attractive Place To Live? One of the most
frequently asked questions we here from folks who are not familiar with
Central Florida is: Why would someone who is thinking of moving to
Florida want to consider living in Lake County?
In addition to its rural charm and its proximity to all of the best that
Florida has to offer, the facts and information that follow should help
you understand what makes Lake County such an attractive place to live:
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