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Gabby Baquero
February 14, 2019

Windermere candidates discuss priorities at town-hosted forum

The six candidates vying for the three council seats up for election discussed the town’s most significant issues and potential solutions.

Southwest Orange
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Gabby Baquero
February 14, 2019

Winter Garden approves $1.8M in road-improvement projects

The city contracted Middlesex Corporation for 14 street-resurfacing projects.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
February 13, 2019

West Orange man charged with attempted murder after officer-involved shooting

Laforest Duron Gray Jr. has been charged with four counts of attempted first-degree murder after an officer-involved shooting at The Citra at Windermere apartment complex Wednesday, Feb. 13.

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Danielle Hendrix
February 13, 2019

OCPS school board partners with Sandy Hook Promise Foundation

The partnership allows OCPS to implement programs that positively engage students and support those in crisis.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Amy Quesinberry Price
February 13, 2019

The history behind Oakland's streets - Part 2

In 1972, Oakland renamed its streets to honor its founding families. In this three-part series, we examine the people whose names are immortalized in the town’s addresses.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
February 13, 2019

Ocoee considers buying Forest Lake Golf Course

Leaders directed staff to seek appraisals for the golf course and a separate property downtown.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
February 13, 2019

Windermere High takes “The Outsiders” to stage

The production runs from Feb. 14 to 17.

Southwest Orange
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Amy Quesinberry Price
February 13, 2019

Preserving history at Nehrling Gardens

The historic Nehrling Gardens in Gotha has received a $59,000 matching grant to restore Dr. Henry Nehrling’s Palm Cottage home.

Southwest Orange
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Amy Quesinberry Price
February 12, 2019

Bill Criswell, Home At Last founder, dies at age 93

Bill Criswell, longtime Windermere resident, World War II veteran and Home At Last founder, dies at age 93.

Southwest Orange
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Danielle Hendrix
February 12, 2019

France native opens The French Café in Hamlin

Chef Francois Paille has spent years honing his craft with baking and creating pastries and now brings his talent to Horizon West.

Southwest Orange
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Danielle Hendrix
February 12, 2019

Grammy-winning West Orange High choir director receives warm homecoming

West Orange High’s Dr. Jeffery Redding, director of choral activities, returned home this week after receiving the 2019 Grammy Music Educator Award.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Gabby Baquero
February 12, 2019

Windermere council to discuss road barriers to reduce cut-through traffic

Tonight’s Windermere Town Council meeting will see discussion on road barriers and pedestrian crossing signage.

Southwest Orange
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Gabby Baquero
February 12, 2019

Keene's Pointe resident, a doctor, arrested on child-pornography charges

Trinetra Vaidya and his girlfriend, Katja Goen Zielke, are facing child-pornography charges for allegedly sharing nude images of young girls.

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Troy Herring
February 11, 2019

PHOTOS: Winter Garden Blues & BBQ festival

A celebration of barbecue and blues music was on full display Saturday as visitors took in the free BBQ & Blues festival.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Gabby Baquero
February 11, 2019

Winter Garden considering ordinance concerning maintenance of recreational facilities, golf courses

Ordinance 19-11, which concerns lot maintenance requirements, will see its first reading during the Feb. 14 city commission meeting.

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