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My name is Tammy Albritton and I would like to thank Dr. Thakkar for the bonds he donated to Fred Wild Elementary this school year. ...more
June 9, 2009
Cheerful, stylish, funny and dedicated are words that best describe Elizabeth Ann Norman, 83, of Sebring. ...more
March 2, 2009
As community resource director for Big Brothers Big Sisters in Highlands County, I would like to share our heartfelt thanks to the community for supporting our agency. ...more
February 21, 2009
The annual Thakkar Tennis Classic Valentine Mixed Doubles tournament attracted a strong field for Saturday and Sunday's event at the Thakkar Tennis Center. ...more
February 10, 2009
I just had to write this, so that I can thank each and everyone of you for making my first visit to Highlands Regional Hospital a wonderful experience. Dr. Thakkar and his staff took care of all the pre-testing and then they referred me to Dr. Upadhyaya. He then did his exams and scheduled my surgery. The second floor at Highlands treated us special. The CNAs, nurses, and food servers, etc. were just so considerate and great. ...more
May 26, 2008
SEBRING –– The 14th annual Thakkar and Thakkar Mixed Doubles Tennis Classic came off without a hitch over the weekend at the Thakkar Tennis Complex at the Country Club of Sebring clay courts. The two-day event attracted 32 mixed double teams that competed in three different flights. The A Flight was won by the duo of Janet Regan and Eugene Bengston, who defeated Sandy Hollinger and Dr. Vinod Thakkar, 7-6, 7-6. ...more
February 12, 2008
A few fine people are at the forefront of a great idea that we urge the Highlands County School Board to embrace. Diane Juve, who is a parent of a district student, as well as Highlands Regional Medical Center CEO Robert G. Mahaffey and hospital Chief of Staff Vinod Thakkar are advocating for the International Baccalaureate Program in our schools. We can't think of a better idea to instantly propel our school district into a new league. The International Baccalaureate program is a college prep program recognized internationally. It has rigorous academics and extracurricular requirements. Our district's best and brightest would compete on a level playing field with students from the best schools in the country. Successfully completing the program is the first step into gaining admittance to the best colleges and universities in the country. The program, which students must earn the right to enter, involves less memorization of facts and more critical thinking and in-depth study in various areas of study. It's a strong liberal arts education, but also stresses math and sciences. It's the same thing prep schools in the Northeast provide their students, and that's why many of them are considered the best in the country. In fact, most of the best high schools in America are part of the International Baccalaureate program. ...more
December 2, 2007
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