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Community Rallies To Save Jim Brandon Equestrian Center
Summary by Wellington News Editorial Desk · As published by Town-Crier (Wellington & western communities)
· September 4, 2026
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Key points Further information can be found through the Town-Crier Newspaper, which reported on the events surrounding the equestrian center's uncertain future. The facility in question is the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center, located in Okeeheelee Park South.
Passionate residents filled a meeting space to show their support for a beloved equestrian facility. A proposed budget cut had put its future at risk, prompting a strong reaction from the community.
The facility in question is the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center, located in Okeeheelee Park South. Details of the proposed reduction and the community's response are available from the Town-Crier Newspaper.
Further information can be found through the Town-Crier Newspaper, which reported on the events surrounding the equestrian center's uncertain future.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
Source: Town-Crier (Wellington & western communities) ·
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