Kelsie Cairns

2 weeks ago | wogx.com | Kelsie Cairns

A wild monkey was recently spotted on the loose in a Mount Dora neighborhood, and both officials and HOA leaders are warning residents not to engage with the animal. Monkey on the run in Mount Dora What we know: The Sullivan Ranch neighborhood Homeowners Association sent out an email to residents on Tuesday afternoon to warn them of the monkey. HOA leaders said the loose monkey was spotted in Sullivan Ranch, specifically around the retention pond and in the rear yards along Sullivan Ranch Road.

2 weeks ago | fox35orlando.com | Kelsie Cairns

A wild monkey was recently spotted on the loose in a Mount Dora neighborhood, and both officials and HOA leaders are warning residents not to engage with the animal. Monkey on the run in Mount Dora What we know: The Sullivan Ranch neighborhood Homeowners Association sent out an email to residents on Tuesday afternoon to warn them of the monkey. HOA leaders said the loose monkey was spotted in Sullivan Ranch, specifically around the retention pond and in the rear yards along Sullivan Ranch Road.

3 weeks ago | fox13news.com | Kelsie Cairns

It's an odd site on the beach. A massive boat, seemingly stranded on New Smyrna Beach, nearly pushed up against someone's beachside house. How did the boat get here? What we know: FOX 35 has learned that the large sailboat, called the Maria Bonita, washed up on New Smyrna Beach in January — some three months ago. ​Sea Tow, the company that has been hired to remove the boat, confirmed to FOX35 that the boat' captain was sailing back in January during rough weather.

3 weeks ago | fox35orlando.com | Kelsie Cairns

It's an odd site on the beach. A massive boat, seemingly stranded on New Smyrna Beach, nearly pushed up against someone's beachside house. How did the boat get here? What we know: FOX 35 has learned that the large sailboat, called the Maria Bonita, washed up on New Smyrna Beach in January — some three months ago. ​Sea Tow, the company that has been hired to remove the boat, confirmed to FOX35 that the boat' captain was sailing back in January during rough weather.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kelsie Cairns

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. - It's an odd site on the beach. A massive boat, seemingly stranded on New Smyrna Beach, nearly pushed up against someone's beachside house. How did the boat get here? What we knowFOX 35 has learned that the large sailboat, called the Maria Bonita, washed up on New Smyrna Beach in January — some three months ago. ​Sea Tow, the company that has been hired to remove the boat, confirmed to FOX35 that the boat' captain was sailing back in January during rough weather.