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It’s that time of year! Modified mash-up of @grimgrinninggoats mini tall goat and Krampus patterns. This little guy can be found at The Oddities Market on Dec. 11th.
#crochet#amigurumi#krampus#cryptid#the oddities market#GrimmGrinningGoats#christmas#christmas crochet#get it my bag#downtown Ocala#downtown Ocala market
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so nobody was going to tell me harvey guillen was in ocala this past weekend 😔 rude
#i wouldn’t have gone because driving to ocala is so fucking scary but still 😔#also i have no money so#text#delete later#theres also a really cool punk pirate bar in the downtown area that i would love to go to again now that i’m obsessed with pirates
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Robin MacBlane and I had breakfast with Jose Niles this morning at the Ocala Downtown Diner and surprised him with the portrait I painted of him. Great food, great conversation, great friend!
#artwork#illustration#illustrator#digital artist#digital art#booksforchildren#booksforkids#childrensbooks#art for kids#penguin random house
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Light Up Ocala 2022
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Light Up Ocala is a longstanding community tradition to kick off the holidays that attracts thousands to downtown Ocala. This year marks the 38th anniversary of the holiday merry-making event! Light Up Ocala will have over 100 vendors including crafts, art, and plenty of food options to
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465. Daily Press, August 1, 1993
We all know that JTT was the only one who deserved hat raise.
Okay, so the person who wrote this letter about his Davey Allison NASCAR flag being stolen is the father of these two absolutely mean girls who I went to school with. Davey had died a few weeks earlier so I guess the thief thought that flag was going to be worth something.
Suffice to say, Kim did not make it to another Olympics. She tried a comeback in 1998, but it didn't work out. I didn't know that Phoebe Mills was also a diver! I can't find a clip.
So this was August 1st. Jurassic Park came out in the theaters on June 11th. You don't see ads in the papers for movies 2 months after it comes out anymore. Heck, unless it was a huge release, it's out on DVD nearly two months later these days.
I went to this!
Southwestern / Santa Fe was def a trend around this time. Does anybody remember the last couple seasons of Perfect Strangers when the gang moved into this huge house, and Balki's room was Southwestern/Mypos/Wayne Newton?
Daily Press held onto this Comics banner for years.
Oh my god. Does anybody remember when Bill's younger half brother, Roger was some sort of popculture sensation right after Bill became president? and he tried a singing career?
They didn't last.
Things that aged poorly.
Glamour Shots is something I did not like back then. They made everybody look 30 years older. Even as late as 2001 when I graduated from high school girls at my high school were getting their senior photos at glamour shots at the Coliseum Mall.
Okay, so for some reason this month there were no Sunday ads on the proquest edition for this paper. I had to grab these from the Ocala Star Banner from Florida. This Montgomery Ward salespaper was like, 70 pages. No wonder they went out of business a few years later.
These look absolutely to die for! Starburst fro yo?! The bars look like they would melt in three seconds, but the fro yo cups?!
Unfortunate placement in this drugstore salespaper.
OH. This is the beginning of striped shirt trend! Mom didn't like me wearing striped shirts because I was so fat.
This was the first "grown uppy" stuff I was allowed, about a year after this ad ran. I didn't know how to use it.
I remember seeing these at people's houses back in the day and thinking they were for the washing machine. No, they were for the dishwasher?!
I guess Goldfish Cookies were Pepperidge Farm's answer to Teddy Grahams?
Is that holographic school box a cat?!
Aw, I have memories about these pencils. I remember my dad buying them for me one time.
I miss these cardboard car shades. I hate those flimsy ones we have now.
So I left the big one for last, it was the main story that day. It was a giant investigation about a local businessman, David Merritt, and how he duped people in my hometown when he said that he would build a night club in the old Post Office in the downtown area. The night club, named after him (!) was only was fully functional for a few weeks, then it became special occasions only.
Highlights:
Another mistake, critics say, was Merritt's decision to dip into his limited personal resources to build his basement offices and a lavish, 1,700-square-foot apartment before the restaurant. That ate up more than half his money, while delaying the opening of the restaurant - and the revenue source that would return the money spent on construction.
"He reversed the deal," O'Neill says. "Now the restaurant not only had to carry itself, it had to carry the other two."
Says Merritt, "Looking back now, I wouldn't do the apartment and offices first."
But he offers no apologies for the amenities inside, which included a state-of-the-art stereo system, a tanning bed, a 50-inch TV, a $1,700 sofa and a weight room - the last so he could stay in shape.
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Merritt unveiled a grandiose - and costly - vision for the place. It would feature an indoor gazebo, a 1931 Ford roadster, an old-fashioned jukebox and a bakery counter. But its opening date kept moving into the future: from late 1989 or early 1990 to May or June 1990 to sometime in 1991. It finally opened in August 1992.
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Promising "casual gourmet dining at its best," Merritt's finally opened in mid-summer. Behind the scenes, its owner was staving off contractors and others who demanded that he pay his bills.
In December, Merritt's closed, except for private parties. In the coming months, it reopened sporadically, on weekends, marketed not as a restaurant but as a nightclub. Soon neighbors were complaining of gunfire and rowdy crowds on weekends.
It took years, but David got jail time. He was sentenced in 1998! :
NORFOLK — David J. Merritt turned and faced his family, friends and former contractors Wednesday, and apologized to the dozens of people he scammed in his failed Hampton restaurant project.
"I love all of y'all," Merritt told his relatives in the U.S. District courtroom. Then, with his voice cracking and his lips quivering, Merritt spoke to his brother in the first row: "Tell Mom and Dad I love them."
Minutes later, Judge Raymond A. Jackson dashed any hopes Merritt, 39, would see his elderly parents anytime soon.
Agreeing with a prosecution request to go above the recommended guidelines, Jackson sentenced Merritt to 140 months - almost 12 years - in federal prison on 82 counts, stemming from fraud, perjury and obstruction of justice convictions. Jackson also ordered Merritt to pay $717,672 in restitution.
The paper used to do a feature where they would do a phone in poll everyday. Although nobody should ever use the word "rape" in this way:
tSeptember 23, 1992
September 23, 1992
You know it's bad when the FOOD gets repoed.
This was the only photo I could find of the inside of it.
When David was released from prison, he became a trainer at the local YMCA in 2008. He later moved to Florida and resumed his publishing company.
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My Journey as a Land Surveyor in Orlando, Florida: Navigating the Sunshine State's Landscapes
As a land surveyor in Orlando, Florida, my days are filled with the excitement of exploration and the challenge of unraveling the intricate tapestry of the Sunshine State's landscapes. From the urban sprawl of downtown Orlando to the serene beauty of the Everglades, my role as a land surveyor takes me on a journey through diverse terrains and communities, each with its own unique story to tell.
The vibrant city of Orlando serves as the epicenter of my work. As I navigate its bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, I am constantly reminded of the city's rapid growth and ever-changing landscape. From conducting boundary surveys for new construction projects to performing elevation surveys to assess flood risk, my work as a land surveyor is integral to the city's development and resilience.
But beyond the city limits, Orlando's natural beauty beckons me to explore its hidden treasures. From the lush greenery of its parks to the tranquil waters of its lakes, the landscape of Central Florida is as diverse as it is breathtaking. Whether I'm surveying a remote parcel of land nestled in the heart of the Ocala National Forest or mapping the contours of a sprawling ranch in Kissimmee, each survey presents its own set of challenges and rewards.
One of the most fulfilling aspects of my job as a land surveyor in Orlando is the opportunity to work closely with local communities and stakeholders. Whether I'm collaborating with city planners to map out future development projects or assisting environmental organizations in preserving sensitive ecosystems, my work as a surveyor allows me to make a tangible impact on the world around me.
But perhaps the greatest reward of being a land surveyor in Orlando is the sense of pride that comes with knowing that my work helps shape the future of this vibrant city. Whether I'm helping to lay the groundwork for a new commercial development or assisting in the preservation of a historic landmark, each survey I conduct contributes to the rich tapestry of Orlando's landscape and heritage.
In conclusion, being a land surveyor in Orlando, Florida is more than just a job – it's a journey of discovery, exploration, and community. From the bustling streets of downtown Orlando to the tranquil beauty of the Everglades, my work takes me on a voyage through some of the Sunshine State's most captivating landscapes. As I continue to chart new territories and unravel the mysteries of Orlando's ever-changing landscape, I am reminded of the important role that land surveyors play in shaping the world around us.
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Swampy's Florida Tuesday Ads from Today, 1964: Celebrating Washington's Birthday in Ocala !
Finally! The Truth is revealed at Kennedy’s in Ocala….though, the true prices are hard to find today!
Kennedy’s was a long time store in Downtown Ocala and, later, as Kennedy’s Oxford Shop in Ocala Shopping Center a mile from Downtown. This was back when Flordia cities had their very own clothes store unique to the area. Though, Sears and so many other stores would change all that.
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Swampy's Florida Tuesday Ads from Today, 1964: Celebrating Washington's Birthday in Ocala !
Finally! The Truth is revealed at Kennedy’s in Ocala….though, the true prices are hard to find today!
Kennedy’s was a long time store in Downtown Ocala and, later, as Kennedy’s Oxford Shop in Ocala Shopping Center a mile from Downtown. This was back when Flordia cities had their very own clothes store unique to the area. Though, Sears and so many other stores would change all that.
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Is Ocala Florida A Good Place To Live?
Nestled in the heart of Florida, Ocala is a city that boasts a small-town charm and a rich equestrian history.
With a rapidly growing population of approximately 60,000 people, Ocala is a mid-sized city that provides a balance of urban conveniences and a relaxed lifestyle.
With more and more people relocating to the sunshine state, Ocala has become an attractive option.
But the question remains…is Ocala Florida, a good place to live? In this post, we’ll explore the city’s pros and cons to help you make an informed decision about whether Ocala is the right fit for you.
First, lets take a look at some of the positives associated with the town.
Family Friendly
Located in huge Marion County, Ocala nonetheless has a small-town feel.
First of all, there is a noticeable community spirit. Folks know each other and still wave and speak when meeting.
Another huge plus is that there isn’t any hardcore traffic congestion. Like other, more urban parts of the state such as Orlando.
Next, everything is accessible. Just hop in your car. A mere 25 minute drive can get you across the entire city area.
Not a city person. Take a short drive to exit the city limits and the surroundings turn rural.
In case you are looking to invest in farmland or find some acreage to build a house on, there are plenty of options.
Finally, the crime rate is low and there are a ton of great school options.
So, as far as raising a family goes, this is a great choice.
Enviable Cost Of Living
You won’t have to break your budget by moving to Ocala as the cost of living here is very reasonable.
According to BestPlaces.net, the overall cost of living is about 17% less than the Florida average.
The median home value is the largest contributor to the savings as housing prices are approximately 35% less compared to the rest of Florida.
One of the biggest draws to moving to Florida in general is the tax situation.
No State Income Taxes
Just by deciding to move to any city in Florida, you can save on taxes.
Because while you will still pay federal income taxes here, there is NO state income tax.
Depending on what state you are moving from, and how much money you make, this savings can be substantial.
Plenty Of Fun Things To See And Do
Ocala enjoys some big town amenities such as:
Tons of shopping
An eclectic collection of restaurants
A downtown square
A historic district
Several upscale movie theaters
One of the biggest attractions in the city is the annual “Light Up Ocala” celebration. It kicks off the holiday season with a tree lighting ceremony that attracts thousands.
There is also a thriving art community here and that passion is evident in the “Fine Arts For Ocala Art Festival”, the Appleton Museum of Art, the Reilly Arts Center, and the Ocala Civic Theater.
Outdoor Activities
For outdoor lovers, Ocala is a great place to live.
One of the most popular outdoor destinations in the city is the Ocala National Forest.
This vast forest, which spans more than 600 square miles, is home to a variety of wildlife, such as black bears, white-tailed deer, and bald eagles. Many walking and biking trails can be found throughout the forest, providing plenty of possibilities to enjoy the outdoors.
The Florida Trail, which traverses the state for more than 1,000 miles, and the Salt Springs Observation Trail, which provides breathtaking views of the forest and its wildlife, are two of the most well-known routes.
If you enjoy the water, Ocala offers a lot of options for kayaking and canoeing. With its clean waters and a variety of species, the Silver River State Park is a very popular paddling location. When you paddle along the river, you might even see a couple of manatees.
Or you can visit one of the numerous local lakes for a day of swimming or fishing for a more relaxed experience.
In addition, there are plenty of parks and gardens to explore in Ocala for those who prefer a slower pace.
Families could visit the Tuscawilla Park and Discovery Center, which features playgrounds, a splash pad, and educational exhibits. Another well-liked location is the Sholom Park, which has 44 acres of tranquil landscapes and winding walking pathways.
Finally, there is a thriving golf community. with numerous local courses for students of every ability level.
Horses And Horse Farms
Ocala is known as the Horse Capital of The World. Although some in Kentucky would argue that point, the city is indeed a hotbed for horse-related activities.
Most importantly, Ocala is home to the World Equestrian Center. It was constructed in 2021 and is the largest equestrian complex in the United States.
Furthermore, in the rural areas. You will find miles and miles of beautiful horse farms.
Horse related events such as riding, training, and competition are a weekly occurrence here.
Finally, many people work in the equine industry here in one capacity or another.
Excellent Location
Ocala is located in Central Florida which is the perfect place to be.
Why?
Located right off the interstate, the town is only a little over an hour drive from the tourist capital of the world, Orlando. Here you can enjoy the best theme parks, water parks, fine dining, professional sports, fantastic nightlife and more.
A mere hour and a half drive will land you in the most famous beach on the planet, Daytona Beach.
Or perhaps you fancy the west coast of the state? Well, again, it is only an hour and a half drive to the Gulf of Mexico.
Metropolitan areas such as Jacksonville and Tampa are two hours away.
The University of Florida with all the things a college town offers is a mere 45 minutes to the North.
And while all these are amazing places and easy to get to, they have problems that Ocala doesn’t.
Health Care
Ocala has some excellent health care facilities. Some of the options include:
The HCA Florida Ocala Hospital which is a top destination for cardiac care.
Next, HCA Florida West Marion Hospital, which is notable for its orthopedic care.
Finally, there is UF Health Shands Hospital in nearby Gainesville. A highly regarded teaching hospital. It is associated with the University of Florida Medical School.
The Weather
So what is the number one reason people move to Florida? sunshine
The weather.
Living in Ocala means that you won’t have to worry about winter. Because the temperature very rarely drops below 40 degrees.
It is a researched fact that sunshine makes people feel better, hence the large senior population.
Hurricane Protection
In addition to its pleasant weather and family-friendly atmosphere, Ocala, Florida is renowned for its prime storm protection.
Ocala is less likely to be directly struck by hurricanes or tropical storms because it is located further inland than other coastal cities.
Ocala is also less likely to flood due to its location, making it a safer spot to live during hurricane season.
The location of Ocala is one of the strongest arguments as to why it is a good place to live.
Conclusion
Ocala, Florida, is a city that offers a plethora of attractions and amenities for residents and visitors alike.
From its natural beauty and outdoor activities to its excellent hurricane protection and small-town charm, Ocala has something to offer everyone.
So, whether you’re a retiree looking for a peaceful place to settle down or a family seeking a thriving community with plenty of opportunities, Ocala, Florida, is definitely worth considering.
So, Is Ocala Florida A Good Place To Live? The answer is a resounding… YES!
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Florida Wildlife Corridor Mural Unveiling
Award-winning artist Justin Alsedek is painting the largest mural in the history of Brooksville on the walls of City Hall! The mural will highlight Brooksville’s role in protecting the nearly 18-million-acre Florida Wildlife Corridor.
The geography surrounding the city of Brooksville connects the Green Swamp with the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge and the Nature Coast. But this stretch of the corridor is vulnerable. It contains numerous unprotected lands critical to keeping the corridor connected for both wildlife and people alike.
Brooksville Main Street is proud to partner with the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation to bring a new and exciting mural to downtown Brooksville!
Meet the artist
Justin’s journey began in Harrisburg Pennsylvania in a home where creativity and music were encouraged. His desire to create led him on a path towards art school. He graduated from Pennsylvania College of Art and Design in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in fine art photography. Since then, it has become a life practice for Justin to take off to new places spreading his art along the way. He has had the fortune of seeing many beautiful places in and out of our country. The exotic and geologically astounding sites he encountered inspired many of his pictures and paintings. After 8 years of steady travel, he landed in Ocala, Florida with his wife and son, where his art career unexpectedly blossomed. After more than a decade of commissioned-based portrait work, he is now making a living with his own work, traveling to art festivals, doing gallery shows, and creating large public murals like the one he will complete in downtown Brooksville. The mural will feature native wildlife and Brooksville’s signature tangerines.
Celebrate Brooksville Founder’s Day with their unveiling of the new Florida Wildlife Corridor mural. Meet the artist and partners while enjoying light refreshments and learning more about why Brooksville is an important link for the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Promptly at 11 a.m.:
Welcome
Chris Rhodes, Brooksville Main Street Board President
FL Wildlife Corridor Foundation
Remarks and partner intros
Mallory Dimmitt, Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation CEO
Check Presentation (fundraiser results for the mural)
Blair Hensley, Florida Cracker Kitchen
Fundraiser Match
Denyve Boyle, Community Foundation Tampa Bay
Why Brooksville and the Corridor?
Mayor Blake Bell, Brooksville
Support for the Corridor
Commissioner Steve Champion, District 5
Why murals?
Allisa Babor, Hernando County Fine Arts Council
Process and mural defined
Justin Alsedek, artist and muralist
Closing remarks
Chris Rhodes, Brooksville Main Street
Ribbon Cutting
Councilman Thieryung holds scissors. Mayor Bell, Mallory Dimmit, Justin Alsedek, Chris Rhodes, Steve Champion, Blair Hensley, Denyve Boyle, Allissa Babor, Plan to include other dignitaries as present.
Save the date for October 14th for a special mural unveiling where you can see the new mural, mingle with the artist Gypsea Arts, meet our mural partners, and learn about the mission behind the project!
#floridawildlife #floridawildlifecorridor #florida #centralflorida #protectflorida #fladventurecoast #floridawildlife
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Moving to Ocala, Florida - Update and Prep work
Here’s an update that includes my prep work (list of To Do’s) regarding our impending move to Ocala, Florida. If you would rather listen instead of read, play the audio:
As mentioned previously, we chose an apartment community 3 to 5 miles from downtown Ocala, so we could live within walking distance to grocery stores and eateries. We were prepared to apply to both our top choices of communities…
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🌟🆕📅 Geekfest Vol. 2 🌟🆕📅
📢 From the organizer - After the amazing success of our first Geekfest we’ve decided to do it again! May 21st, Ocala Downtown Market, 11Am-3pm, Admission is always free! 65+ vendors selling the best in comics, trading cards, pop funko, anime, Disney, Marvel, DC, Table top gaming and much much more. Admission is always free!
🔗👆🏽More info at the link above
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New Product 😃 now you can have a little bit of the beach with you at all times with this new wood keychain! I have to say it’s making very happy every time I look at it 😊 They are available this Saturday at @ocalamarket . I hope you can Stop by and Say Hi!!!❤️ . . The Ocala Downtown Market- 403 Osceola Ave., Ocala, 34471, 9 am-2pm 🎉 . . . . #weloveocala #ocala #ocalaflorida #ocalafl #downtownocala #shoplocal #petfriendly #shopping #oceanart #beach #beachart #playa #coastline #coastalart #intotheocean #maggieweakley #beachgirl #beachlover #earrings #jewelry #handmade #handmadejewelry #Ocaladowntownmarket #charcuterieboard #smallbusiness #gifts #SupportSmallBusiness #gratefulheart #shop #farmersmarket (at Ocala Downtown Market) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpkzmvgr_bi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#weloveocala#ocala#ocalaflorida#ocalafl#downtownocala#shoplocal#petfriendly#shopping#oceanart#beach#beachart#playa#coastline#coastalart#intotheocean#maggieweakley#beachgirl#beachlover#earrings#jewelry#handmade#handmadejewelry#ocaladowntownmarket#charcuterieboard#smallbusiness#gifts#supportsmallbusiness#gratefulheart#shop#farmersmarket
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I don’t know how many people pass Ocala on I-75. To most of them we are a dot on the map. At 70 mph they pass us in less than 5 minutes. Maybe they know about the horses. Maybe they have heard about Silver Springs. Maybe they even pronounce our name correctly. But from the interstate they can’t see the green pastures with those beautiful horses. They can’t hear the soulful singing at the downtown gazebo. They can’t taste the deliciously rich confections from Ocala’s Chocolate & Confections. And they won’t fall in love with our majestic live oaks forming nature’s canopy over County Road 475. I titled this CR 475. I painted this in Procreate with the dry brush.
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Shooting at Norton's leaves one man dead
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Early this morning, Citrus County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies responded to calls in reference to a shooting at Norton’s Riverside Bar and Grill in downtown Crystal River. At approximately 1:25 AM, deputies arrived on-scene and located a male, later identified as 26-year-old Edward Jam
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Marion county, Florida foundation repair
Marion county Florida
Marion County, located in Central Florida, is an area full of beauty, excitement, and outdoor activities.Whether you're a local looking to explore the area or a traveler looking to experience the great outdoors, Marion County is the perfect destination.From its beautiful lakes to its diverse wildlife and exciting attractions, there's something for everyone in the area.With its sunny weather, welcoming small towns, and a wide range of activities, Marion County is the perfect place to visit or settle down. If you're looking for a place to explore, you could spend a day at Lake Weir, where you can enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming.You could also explore the Ocala National Forest, home to a variety of wildlife, trails, and activities.If you're looking for a place to relax and unwind, you could visit Silver Springs State Park, where you can take a glass-bottom boat ride and enjoy the beauty of the natural springs. In addition to its natural attractions
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Where is Marion county in Florida and what is there to do? Marion County is a county located in the U.S. state of Florida. It is situated in the north-central region of the state and is part of the Ocala metropolitan area. Marion County is home to many natural attractions, including Ocala National Forest, Rainbow Springs State Park, and Silver Springs State Park. Visitors to the area can enjoy hiking, fishing, camping, and other outdoor activities in these beautiful locations.In addition to outdoor recreation, Marion County also offers a variety of cultural and educational attractions, such as the Appleton Museum of Art, the Silver River Museum, and the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing.The county is also home to a number of historic sites, such as the Historic Ocala Downtown District and the Ross Prairie State Forest. With so many things to see and do, Marion County is a great destination for visitors of all ages.
Should I buy a house in Marion county, FL? Marion County, FL is an attractive area for potential homebuyers looking for a place to settle down and call home.With its low cost of living, great schools, and easy access to outdoor activities, Marion County comes highly recommended. In addition, the county is home to numerous restaurants, bars, and entertainment options, ensuring that there is always something to do on the weekends.In terms of investment potential, the county has a number of desirable neighborhoods, with homes currently in high demand. Ultimately, the decision of whether to buy a home in Marion County, FL is a personal one, but with its low costs of living, great amenities, and excellent investment potential, it is certainly worth considering.What are the house foundation problems in Marion county Florida and how can they be repaired? House foundation problems in Marion County, Florida can range from simple repairs to complete foundation replacements. Common causes for these problems include poor soil conditions, improper draining, foundation settling, and poor construction. To repair foundation problems, a professional should be consulted to determine the best solution.Depending on the severity of the damage, options could include foundation underpinning, soil stabilization, and structural repairs. Additionally, a structural engineer should be consulted to identify the cause and recommend a permanent solution.Foundation repairs may require excavation and the installation of materials such as steel piers, helical piers, or concrete pilings. In some cases, the entire foundation may need to be replaced. Homeowners should also consider preventative measures, such as regular inspections and maintenance, to help protect against future problems.In conclusion, Marion County is an attractive county for those looking to buy a house in Florida.There are plenty of activities to do in the area and the real estate prices are relatively affordable. However, potential buyers should be aware of the potential foundation issues in Marion County and make sure to have a home inspection to identify any potential problems.With the right knowledge, buyers can make sure they invest in a house with a secure foundation and have a great experience living in Marion County.
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