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SENIORS IN LAKELAND

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Seniors are a big part of Lakeland’s community. Those over 55 are welcome to join in the activities at the IH Senior Center, a gathering place where friends can enjoy camaraderie over a game or participate in one of the many free programs, seminars and special events. Currently, around 350 residents participate in Lakeland’s senior programs each week. Regular offerings include yoga, watercolor painting, ice cream socials, canvas art, line dancing lessons, bridge, bunco, bingo and book club.

THE LION PRIDE

The Lakeland Chamber is excited to unveil a collaborative project which several community partners have been working for years to complete. The pandemic influenced the timeline of this project, but the finish line is finally in view. The chamber purchased a pride of five fiberglass lions in 2019. Since then, they have lived in several spaces throughout the city, waiting to be painted, clear coated and installed. We would like to thank the following people for their part in this project:

Kevin Bailey – Fireworks City Billy Rodgers – Billy Rodgers, Crye-Leike Chris Woods Construction Ken Spain, Phillips Auto Body Dr. Ted Horrell, LSS Superintendent Michael Walker, Lakeland City Manager Megan Dupuy – Artist, Megan Dupuy Arts LSS Art Teachers: Rachel Nanney Jared Parham Stephanie Robinson

The Lion Pride will soon be on display at various locations throughout the city, including City Hall, Lakeland Prep, Lakeland Elementary, IH Park and Fireworks City. We hope you enjoy them—be sure to take a picture and share it with the chamber.

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