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Upcoming CDD Election in Cory Lake Isles: What You Need to Know
By Cynthia McIntyre
The Cory Lake Isles Community Development District (CDD) election is fast approaching, with three out of five supervisor seats on the ballot during the November 5 general election. This election plays a critical role in shaping the future of our community, as the CDD is responsible for managing and financing the infrastructure that supports our neighborhood’s development. Governed under Chapter 190 of the Florida Statutes, the CDD provides an alternative to municipal incorporation, granting our community a localized form of governance.
Each CDD supervisor serves a 4-year term, and the upcoming election will determine the leadership for Seats 1, 2, and 3. Understanding who these candidates are and the roles they will play in our community’s future is vital for informed voting.
Seat 1: Ron Acoff (Unopposed)
Ron Acoff, the incumbent supervisor, is running unopposed for re-election to Seat 1.
Seat 2: A Contested Race Between Juan Jose Aliaga and Prasad Yealuru
The most closely watched seat this election cycle is Seat 2, where two candidates are vying for the position: Juan Jose Aliaga and Prasad Yealuru. This competitive race gives residents a choice between differing perspectives and ideas on how best to manage the community’s affairs.
Seat 3: Anthony Hawkeye (Unopposed)
Like Ron Acoff, Anthony Hawkeye is running unopposed for Seat 3. A new face to the CDD, Hawkeye’s candidacy brings fresh energy and ideas.
The Importance of Your Vote
While two of the seats are uncontested, the race for Seat 2 highlights the importance of voter participation. Each vote helps shape the policies that will impact the future of Cory Lake Isles, from infrastructure improvements to community services.
Mark your calendars for November 5, and make sure to cast your vote to have a say in the future of our community!
Be Prepared to Vote in the General Election Nov 5, 2024
Register: https://registertovoteflorida.gov/home
Info from the Supervisor of Elections for Hillsborough County website
Important Dates:
Deadline to register or change party affiliation: October 7
Early Voting: October 21 - November 3, 7 AM - 7 PM. You can vote in person or drop off your Vote By Mail ballot at any of the Early Voting locations during this time.
Vote By Mail: We plan to begin mailing ballots to overseas and absent military voters on September 20, and to domestic voters on October 3. Voted ballots must be in the Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Office by 7 PM November 5. You must request a Vote By Mail ballot to receive one.
Election Day: November 5, 7 AM - 7 PM. To vote in person on Election Day, you must vote in the polling place assigned to your precinct.
October 7 is the deadline to register to vote (if not already registered)
The deadline to register for an upcoming election is 29 days before that election. You can also update your registration record at any time. However, since Florida is a closed primary election state, a party change for a primary election must be made by the registration deadline for that election. If the deadline has passed, you can still submit an online application at any time and it will be processed for future elections.
• If you submit an online application, the deadline is midnight (11:59:59 eastern time).
• If you mail your application, the application must be postmarked by the registration deadline date for the applicable election.
If you deliver the application in person, it must be received by the Supervisor of Elections office by the close of business by the deadline.
Ways to Register to Vote:
ONLINE: https://registertovoteflorida.gov/
home
IN WRITING:
You can also find voter registration applications at any of these voter registration agencies:
• Supervisor of Elections offices
• Driver license offices
• Public assistance offices
• Public libraries
• Offices that serve people with disabilities
• Armed forces recruitment offices
• Centers for independent living
Include your legal residential address on the application. A P.O. Box or commercial address is not acceptable, since you will be voting for representatives based on where you live. If you don't receive your mail at your residence, you may include a mailing address on the form, as well.
If your application is complete and you meet the requirements to be registered to vote, we will mail you a Voter Information Card. If you do not receive your card within 4 weeks, or if you have any questions, call our office at (813) 744-5900.
To see the registration information, we have on file for you, check your voter registration status here. bit.ly/3ZIQarW
Request to Vote By Mail Deadline is October 24, 2024
If you want to vote by mail, visit VoteHillsborough.gov or call (813) 744-5900 to request your Vote By Mail ballot. We’ll start mailing those ballots out soon, and continue fulfilling requests received through 5PM, October 24.
• September 20: first mailing to absent military and overseas voters
• October 3: first mailing to domestic voters
Who is eligible to vote
You must:
• Be a citizen of the United States of America (only U.S. citizens have the right to register or vote in Florida.);
• Be a legal resident of Florida;
• Be a legal resident of the county in which you seek to be registered;
• Be at least 16 years old to preregister or
at least 18 years old to register and vote;
• Not be a person who has been adjudicated mentally incapacitated with respect to voting in Florida or any other state without having the right to vote restored; and
• Not be a person convicted of a felony without having your right to vote restored. Notice: It is a 3rd degree felony to submit false information. Maximum penalties are $5,000 and/or 5 years in prison.
Requesting Your Vote by Mail Ballot:
The deadline to request a Vote By Mail ballot is 5 p.m. local time on the 12th day before the election. Any registered voter can submit a request to vote by mail. Whether you plan to be in town or out of town on Election Day, we'll send your ballot wherever you need it to be. Just make sure to let us know if your mailing address changes. We keep the most recent mailing address on file for all of our correspondence with you. Florida law requires us to cancel your Vote By Mail ballot request when any first-class or nonforwardable mail from us is returned as undeliverable.
ONLINE : Use our online mail ballot request service. bit.ly/4gIntBs BY PHONE: (813 612-4180
IN PERSON: At any of our four Supervisor of Elections Offices: bit.ly/3BlIGB5 IN WRITING BY MAIL, FAX or EMAIL: Complete the DS-DE 160 Statewide Voteby-Mail Request Form bit.ly/3N4ZZsz and return it by email (voter@votehillsborough. gov), or mail it to: Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections, 2514 N. Falkenburg Rd, Tampa, FL 33619 or fax to: 813-7445843.
Vote By Mail is the most convenient way to vote. You'll receive your ballot in the mail, and can take your time making your voting decisions. We even include I Voted By Mail stickers in every envelope, so you can let your friends know you voted! You must make a new request to vote by mail for every General Election. (Due to new election law, Vote By Mail requests now expire after every General Election.)
For many years now, about a third of our voters have found Vote By Mail to be an easy, reliable method of voting.
Track Your Ballot :
Sign up with BallotTrax ( bit. ly/3TNHA7A) to receive text, email or phone notifications when your Vote By Mail ballot is mailed to you and when your voted ballot has been received and counted. You can also use our Voter Information Lookup Tool ( bit.ly/3ZIQarW) to see your Vote By Mail ballot status at any time. If your voter information is protected, you'll need to call (813) 612-4180 to check the status of your ballot.
Voting Facts:
Are non-citizens able to vote in Florida?
In Florida, it’s against the law for non-citizens to register to vote or vote, and Florida has a strong commitment to ensuring that. When registering to vote, the applicant must affirm that they are a U.S. citizen, and that they understand that falsifying the document is a 3rd degree felony. In
accordance with the law, our office reviews the application for completeness and the Department of State Division of Elections verifies their identity through their license or social security number before the registration is considered valid.
The Division of Elections coordinates with official sources on a regular basis and forwards any credible and reliable information on non-citizenship to our office. When we receive evidence that a person is ineligible to vote, we follow Florida law (FS 98.075) to provide notice and an opportunity to be heard to that registrant and, if the information remains valid, remove them from the voter rolls.
Where can I find more information on the ballot amendments?
Visit the 2024 General Election page (bit.ly/4epN1BK ) to read the amendments and see the proposed changes to the
Florida Constitution.
Proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution require 60% approval from voters to pass (Florida Constitution, Article XI, Section 5(e)) and proposed Hillsborough County and City of Tampa referendums require majority approval from voters to pass.
What checks and balances ensure an accurate vote count?
To make sure every ballot is counted, we have systematic, redundant procedures in place to track how many ballots are issued, returned and counted. Our ballot scanners are tested repeatedly and publicly before every election. Afterwards, we run a post-election audit, scanning every ballot into a separate State-certified system to confirm the accuracy of our results. Finally, to ensure accountability, election results and voter history become public record.
Meet Joe O'Reilly: Cory Lake Isles’ New CDD Facility Manager
Cory Lake Isles is pleased to welcome Joe O'Reilly as our new Facility Manager. With his extensive experience and dedication, Joe is ready to help maintain and enhance the beauty of our community. Originally from the Northeast, Joe moved to Tampa several years ago, drawn to the area’s warm weather and vibrant community. Now, he’s excited to bring his expertise in property management, construction, safety, and HVAC systems to his new role.
Joe’s background makes him well-suited for the wide range of responsibilities that come with managing our facilities. With years of hands-on experience in property management, Joe understands what it takes to maintain community spaces and ensure they’re not only safe but also enjoyable for all residents. His construc-
tion experience adds an extra layer of value, allowing him to approach projects with an eye for both detail and efficiency. As he leads repair and renovation efforts, residents can expect a proactive approach to maintaining and upgrading our shared spaces.
One area in which Joe particularly excels is HVAC. Managing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems is no small task in Florida, where maintaining a comfortable indoor environment is essential. Joe’s expertise in HVAC ensures that our community facilities are comfortable and energy-efficient year-round, regardless of the weather. This knowledge has already been put to good use with recent updates, such as the improved climate control in the workout room, which now stays consistently cool for residents.
Safety is another cornerstone of Joe’s approach to facility management. His background in safety protocols means that he takes the wellbeing of residents seriously, making it a priority to inspect and maintain equipment regularly. By emphasizing safety, Joe aims to create an environment where all residents feel comfortable using community amenities.
“Cory Lake Isles is a beautiful community,” Joe shared recently. “The people are welcoming, and there’s a real sense of pride here. I look forward to working with residents and ensuring our facilities continue to reflect the quality and charm of Cory Lake Isles.” Joe is enthusiastic about engaging with residents and values input from the community, as he believes collaboration is key to creating a space everyone can
enjoy.
As Joe settles into his role, he encourages residents to say hello and share any ideas or concerns they may have about community facilities. He sees his role not just as a manager but as a resource for everyone in Cory Lake Isles, helping to make it an even better place to live. His goal is to ensure that our shared spaces meet the high standards that residents expect while enhancing the overall experience for everyone in the community.
Let’s give Joe a warm welcome to Cory Lake Isles! With his background, skills, and passion for community building, Joe O'Reilly is a fantastic addition to our neighborhood. Next time you see him around, be sure to say hello and make him feel at home in our friendly community.
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Celebrate Community at the Annual Cory Lake Isles Fall Festival
Markyour calendars, Cory Lake Isles residents—the annual Fall Festival is just around the corner! Join us at the Beach Club on November 9 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a day filled with entertainment, creativity, and the perfect opportunity to get to know your neighbors. Sponsored by the Cory Lake Isles Community Development District (CDD), this year’s Fall Festival promises a range of activities for all ages, making it an event you won’t want to miss.
The Fall Festival is a much-anticipated event, bringing together residents from all corners of Cory Lake Isles to celebrate our unique community spirit. From arts and crafts to a kids’ zone, a lively carnival with a variety of fun activities, and delicious food, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re a family with young children, a couple, or a long-time resident, the festival offers a chance to connect, unwind, and enjoy an afternoon of fun with friends and neighbors alike.
No festival is complete without great food, and this year’s event will feature a variety of options to satisfy every craving. Whether you’re in the
mood for something savory or sweet, there will be plenty to choose from, so bring your appetite! Food vendors and concession stands will be available throughout the festival, making it easy to grab a bite while you socialize, explore the event, or simply take a break.
Attending the Fall Festival is a great way to meet new people, catch up with familiar faces, and celebrate all that makes Cory Lake Isles a special place to live. This annual event is designed to foster a sense of connection and camaraderie within our community. It’s a reminder that, even in our busy lives, we all share a common space and a collective pride in the place we call home.
So, mark your calendars and invite your neighbors to join the fun! The Fall Festival at Cory Lake Isles Beach Club on November 9 is shaping up to be a memorable event. Whether you’re new to the community or a long-time resident, we encourage everyone to come out, enjoy the festivities, and be part of what makes Cory Lake Isles such a wonderful place to live. We can’t wait to see you there!
Cory Lake Isles Workout Room Reopens with Upgrades
Great news for fitness enthusiasts in Cory Lake Isles—the community workout room has officially reopened, complete with fresh upgrades to enhance your exercise experience. Following extensive renovations, our fitness center is now better equipped than ever to provide a comfortable and motivating environment. These upgrades, from climate control to equipment maintenance, reflect the CDD’s commitment to creating a welcoming space that meets the needs of residents.
One of the most exciting improvements is the installation of a brand-new air conditioning system, ensuring that the temperature remains consistently below 70 degrees. This enhancement allows residents to work out in a cool, comfortable setting—a welcome change from the warmer conditions in the past. Regardless of the outdoor heat, the workout room now provides an ideal atmosphere for residents to exercise
without overheating or discomfort, making each workout more enjoyable.
In addition to the climate control upgrade, the workout room has received a number of aesthetic and structural improvements. The ceiling, previously showing signs of water damage from the prior air conditioner, has been fully repaired to give the room a refreshed, polished look. To add to the sense of renewal, the entire area has been repainted, bringing a clean and vibrant look that matches the energy and purpose of the space.
Completing these renovations, all televisions on the workout equipment have been repaired, allowing residents to once again enjoy entertainment as they exercise. Whether you prefer catching up on the latest news, watching sports, or tuning into your favorite shows, each piece of equipment’s screen is fully functional, adding convenience and enjoyment to your workout.
In the final stages of the project, Joe O’Reilly, our facility manager, worked with a Spectrum repairman to ensure that every TV screen was up and running smoothly. This hands-on approach by our management highlights the dedication to providing a high-quality experience for everyone using the facilities.
A comfortable, well-equipped space is important to maintain health and wellness. These improvements are intended to make every visit to the gym as pleasant as possible. The renovated workout room is more than just a space for physical fitness—it is a symbol of a commitment to fostering a strong, health-conscious community.
If you haven’t visited the workout room recently, now is the perfect time to stop by and see the changes for yourself. With a cooler temperature, repaired ceiling, fresh paint, and working TVs, the space is ready for you to enjoy.
Juniper’s Massive Clean-Up Efforts
Revitalize Cory Lake Isles
In the wake of the recent hurricane, our Cory Lake Isles community landscape sustained considerable damage, leaving behind a visible mark as you drive throughout the neighborhood. Trees were broken, uprooted, and scattered, while branches littered lawns, sidewalks, and the community’s shared spaces. For a community that takes such pride in its appearance, this was no small disruption. However, thanks to the relentless efforts of our trusted landscape partner, Juniper, we are already seeing a remarkable turnaround.
The Juniper team has taken on the extensive task of restoring our grounds with unwavering dedication and attention to detail. Their clean-up efforts are substantial and often go unrecognized
as they work seven days a week to clear debris, prune damaged branches, and stabilize or remove trees that were compromised by the storm’s force. This meticulous work is not only about visual restoration but also involves taking strategic measures to protect the community's landscape in the longer term.
Juniper’s crews are often working in less-than-ideal conditions, dealing with sun, rain, snakes, alligators and challenging terrain. Despite these obstacles, they remain committed to the task, understanding how much the community values the beauty and upkeep of our natural environment. The team’s expertise is evident in every project they undertake, ensuring our community can regain its lush and well-kept appearance
safely and efficiently.
As you pass by a Juniper crew member on your daily drive or walk, take a moment to wave, smile, or even stop and say a quick “thank you.” Acknowledging their hard work goes a long way in making them feel appreciated, especially during such an intense period of recovery and restoration. Their diligent efforts are crucial to reestablishing Cory Lake Isles as the picturesque community we all enjoy.
Let us show our gratitude to the exceptional team at Juniper for their role in bringing Cory Lake Isles back to its pristine state. Their dedication exemplifies a commitment to quality and community pride that is truly commendable.
Women’s Only Tennis Classes at Cory Lake Isles
By Molly Schwartz
Cory Lake Isles is buzzing with the excitement of MJS Tennis’s Women’s Only Tennis Classes, a vibrant and inclusive space dedicated to helping women of all skill levels improve their game in a supportive community setting. Here, women can learn, connect, and get fit in a private and welcoming atmosphere tailored just for them.
MJS Tennis has created a class environment that welcomes everyone, whether you are a beginner or an experienced player looking to refine your skills. These women’s classes follow the innovative Transition Ball Pathway, using different types of balls to progressively match each student’s development stage. This approach builds skills and confidence, ensuring every participant grows at a comfortable pace. The program is a great option for the beginner wanting to pick up a new hobby or the seasoned player looking to sharpen her skills. The Transition Ball Pathway is a strategic teaching method that uses various types of tennisballs, such as low-compression balls, which are easier to control and slower than standard balls.
This approach helps new players to develop foundational skills while reducing the pressure of immediate full-speed
play. By gradually increasing the difficulty, players experience a rewarding progression, setting them up for confidence and success on the court. Although Tennis is provided for all residents at Cory Lake Isles, what truly sets these classes apart is their unique, women-only setting. MJS Tennis has designed this program to focus on privacy and support, ensuring that every woman can train and grow without outside pressures. It’s an empowering environment where participants can be free from distraction, enjoying the sport, challenging themselves, and building community ties. Beyond skill-building, these tennis classes are also an ideal way to get in shape. Tennis is known for its cardiovascular benefits, helping participants to build endurance, tone muscles, and improve coordination. Exercising regularly can also boost mood, reduce stress, and strengthen the immune system, making it an ideal choice for women interested in both health and wellness.
The tennis classes aren’t just about fitness—they’re also a fantastic way for local women to connect with each other. Held within Cory Lake Isles, these sessions foster a close-knit group where friendships can develop naturally over shared experiences and goals. Why Choose MJS Tennis? MJS
Tennis is known for its expertise in tennis instruction across a wide range of skill levels, working with students from the age of three all the way up to professional-level players. In addition to the structured pathway approach, their instructors bring extensive experience and a passion for the sport, making every class an engaging, supportive, and growth-oriented experience.
MJS Tennis in a Nutshell: Wide Age and Skill Range: Programs available for ages 3 and up, from beginner to professional. Personalized Development Path: The Transition Ball Pathway caters to each player’s unique growth. Expert Coaches: Skilled instructors with a passion for teaching and a commitment to each student’s success. Join the Movement: Get Involved Today Call 813-492-9591 For women looking to learn tennis, get fit, and connect within their community, the Cory Lake Isles women’s only tennis classes are the perfect blend of structure, support, and enjoyment. Whether you are aiming to improve your health, find a new hobby, or meet other like-minded women, these classes offer a unique opportunity to grow personally and athletically in the privacy of a welcoming community
By Aluna Michaels
Aluna's Zodiac
Scorpio (Oct. 23 – Nov. 21) – Happy birthday Scorpio! Amazing changes happen at work and/ or with your personal power! From now until May you’ll be moving toward goals that fuel you with a sense of meaning and purpose. Just try to be patient if there seem to be delays! You’ll also heal issues from your past that damaged your self-esteem. In relationships, stay true to who you are. Chaos will calm down in longterm bonds. If single, you can start a mature and dependable connection.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22 –Dec. 21) – Mercury moves retrograde in your sign. Combined with Pluto moving into Aquarius, the spiritual message is to meditate on your communication style. Be deliberate and not as random in what you say. Take action on your ideas. Walking your talk will empower you. Relationship will be more functional and satisfying. You might also have a financial breakthrough as well. Focusing your mental energy improves your powers of manifestation!
Capricorn (Dec. 22 – Jan. 19) – As Mercury retrogrades, it’s a great time to meditate and explore your dreams! You might start a powerful new relationship that reawakens, or further empowers your sexuality! If partnered, having more clear communication opens each of your hearts wider for more intimacy and passion. As Pluto changes signs, finances improve! Make steps to pay off debt, and make solid investments. Give your body positive and strong affirmations for better health and well being!
Aquarius (Jan. 20 – Feb. 18) – You’ve so individualistic, but sometimes have a weak spot about romantic relationships! Don’t compromise about your most important values. Pluto moves into your sign for many years and empowers your self
esteem. You can express who you really are with strength and confidence, and embrace your unique spiritual gifts! Saturn helps clear financial issues as it moves direct. Situations from as far back as June can be figured out. Phew!
Pisces (Feb. 19 – March 20) – Saturn moves direct in your sign, strengthening your boundaries and helping you make balanced, clear choices. Stay firm about your needs, even if it causes ripples in relationships. Don’t make sudden changes at work, since Mercury retrograde can cloud details. Wait until early January if possible. In meditation, don’t be afraid of intense emotions, such as anger and resentment. Face them head on so you can process and release them. Seek support from a therapist if needed, but don’t avoid those feelings!
Aries (March 21 – April 19) — Saturn moving direct helps settle old resentments and frustrations that have been stewing in your subconscious for months. Your dreams illuminate peaceful solutions. Meditation brings relief of deep stressors. Sitting can be challenging as an Aries, so at least try slow walking as a form of meditation. Mercury retrograde makes you crave spirituality, yoga or traveling to places that make you feel grounded and inspired. Stick with upbeat friends who walk their talk.
Taurus (April 20 – May 20) – Pluto moves into Aquarius and brings you tremendous power in terms of career! Also, you’ll be able to feel your inner spiritual power and be connected deeply with your intuition as a guiding force. You can heal family/childhood issues that could have troubled you for decades. You’ll also be able to heal the roots of blocks to prosperity and abundance. Challenges with intimacy and sexuality can also profoundly shift for the better!
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Gemini (May 21 – June 20) – Even a few minutes of daily meditation helps you to tune in with your heart, find your true beliefs and to stand by them! This Mercury retrograde is about knowing what you say before you say it. Once carefully considered and then voiced, stay strong in your ideas even if someone else doesn’t like them. Ironically, this actually strengthens relationships since you’ll be centered in your authentic core self! Work-wise, you can get an amazing promotion or recognition that you’ve been waiting for!
Cancer (June 21 – July 22) – During this Mercury retrograde, be kind to your body. Return to healthy eating, gentle exercise and stress reduction practices. Keep track of your dreams and look for messages from your inner self for more guidance. Saturn moving direct helps you re-focus on meditation or yoga. Travel can also be very inspiring and fun! Over the next few months, think about your personal budget, dealing with debt and perhaps even nurturing savings or investments!
Leo (July 23 – Aug. 22) – Mars moves into your sign, giving you strength, confidence and also the energy to initiate new projects. You’ll feel great as you set new goals and take steps. Relationships can be bumpy as Pluto changes signs. There’s got to be room for your expanding personal power! Your spirituality, individual passions, financial viewpoints and even your sexuality need to be respected at this time. Strong partnerships will adapt and be even more fulfilling for both of you. But if you’ve had ongo-
ing battles that have worn you down, you might feel it’s more empowering to walk away and retain your vital energy!
Virgo (Aug. 23 – Sept. 22) – Mars changes signs so meditate and explore old anger in your subconscious. Since Mars has a two year orbit, think about that span of time, however, even older stressors may arise. Don’t be afraid to delve into your heart and get rid of what’s weighing you down. If you need a therapist, please utilize one! You’ll feel so much more vital energy once you’ve cleared it all out! You’ll also seek more commitment in relationships. Be sure the other person walks their talk!
Libra (Sept. 23 – Oct. 22) – Reconnect with old friends during this Mercury retrograde. Think about fun activities you always promise yourself you’ll try, yet don't . . and do them! Health and self-care issues, especially around eating and sleeping, can resolve themselves. It’s the result of efforts on your part that didn’t seem to make a difference, yet now pieces fall into place. Phew! Revisit a gratitude practice, even if only three things each day, and your inner peace grow exponentially!
Aluna Michaels is a secondgeneration astrologer. She also holds a Masters in Spiritual Counseling and has been teaching and consulting for more than three decades. Her book “Spiritual Gifts of the 12 Astrological Signs” is now on Amazon in Kindle version and as an E-book on her website. Aluna is available for appointments in her home, by phone or Zoom. Call (727) 239-7179 (landline, so no texting!) or call/text (248) 583-1663 or visit www.alunamichaels.com
