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How well do you remember this month’s top Lakeland news?

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A swan glides near lily pads on a lake in Lakeland, Florida, with city buildings and trees visible in the background.

May we ask you a few questions about May’s news?

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Think you know Lakeland news better than anyone else? It’s time to prove it. We’ve put together five questions about May’s biggest stories, including:

  • A new name for one of Lakeland’s parks
  • Publix’s forthcoming “prototype” store
  • A future women + children’s hospital

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