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Michael Eng
June 15, 2020

Local home sales decline for second consecutive month

Orlando median home price continues to rise in May as closings and inventory fall, the Orlando Regional Realtor Association reported.

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Troy Herring
June 14, 2020

Winter Garden community rallies for unity at peace march

Local pastors, residents and public officials rallied around calls for equality and for an end to police violence during the Winter Garden Peace March.

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Observer Staff
June 12, 2020

Demonstration snarls traffic in Windermere

Orange County Sheriff's Office officials advised avoiding the area.

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Troy Herring
June 11, 2020

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis unveils plan to reopen schools

The new plan calls for students to return to schools for the fall semester in August, while outlining how $475 million from the CARES Act would be used to assist Florida Schools.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

Ocoee renames Founders’ Day to reflect music event

This year’s newly named Ocoee Fall Music Festival is set for Nov. 6 and 7.

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Troy Herring
June 10, 2020

O-Town Boardwalk developer seeks project change

The amendment would allow Marriott to bring its vacation properties headquarters to the site.

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Troy Herring
June 10, 2020

Ocoee leaders discuss when to reinstate utility late fees

The City Commission also decided when it will reopen its meetings to the public.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

Waterleigh residents lobby for traffic signal

A temporary signal is coming soon to the intersection of Avalon Road and Flamingo Crossings Boulevard following a history of accidents.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

West Orange neighborhoods grapple with amenities reopening

Some West Orange-area communities have been juggling the reopening of amenities with concerns for resident safety and curtailing the spread of COVID-19.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

Orlando Health employee, artist pays tribute to health care workers

Nelson Cardenas has created six wood-burned portraits of COVID-19 health care heroes to honor them — including two of his coworkers at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.