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Danielle Hendrix
September 9, 2018

BLACK TIE: Bridges of Light Foundation’s 15th Annual Players Ball

The decades-themed evening at Bridges of Light Foundation's 15th annual Players Ball, held at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort, featured some Pac-Man, peace signs and even appearances from celebrity impersonators acting as Cher,

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Eric Gutierrez
September 8, 2018

PHOTOS: Special Olympics flag football training camp at Windermere Prep

Special Olympics athletes teamed up Windermere Prep football players for some football and fun in the sun on Saturday, Sept. 8.

Southwest Orange
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Eric Gutierrez
September 8, 2018

PHOTOS: Inaugural Windermere Art, Wine and Music Stroll

Hundreds wandered the streets of downtown Windermere for the inaugural event.

Southwest Orange
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Danielle Hendrix
September 6, 2018

Disney, union agreement increases starting pay to $15

Should Service Trades Council Union members approve the tentative agreement with Walt Disney World, starting pay for cast members will be raised to $15 per hour by 2021.

Southwest Orange
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Gabby Baquero
September 6, 2018

CFX hosts informational meeting for future east-west connector

The Central Florida Expressway Authority is conducting a study to determine the feasibility of constructing a roadway connecting Lake County and West Orange.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Gabby Baquero
September 6, 2018

Ocoee resident proposes Maguire house B&B conversion

Ocoee resident Kathleen Crown hopes to lease or purchase the property to retrofit it into a B&B, speakeasy and wedding venue.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

Health coach to share secrets to the spices of life

Shahnaz Nensey will be hosting the "Cooking with India Spices: One Pot Dish" event at the Windermere Branch Library.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

Windermere set to host first Art, Wine & Music Stroll

The inaugural event will promote local businesses, artists and musicians.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

Oprah drama series filming near DPHS

The Oprah Winfrey Network is filming its drama series, “David Makes Man.”

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

Timeless toys: Dr. Phillips dermatologist doubles as yo-yo historian

Dr. John “Lucky” Meisenheimer, of Dr. Phillips, holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for the World’s Largest Yo-Yo collection.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Amy Quesinberry Price
September 5, 2018

Windermere High PTSO raising funds for outdoor lunch area

Windermere High School students who eat their lunches outside are exposed to the sun and rain, and the PTSO hopes to purchase more tables and umbrellas for an outdoor eating area.

Southwest Orange
Neighborhood

Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

New salad bar takes root in Plant Street Market

Press’d Juice Bar & Kitchen in the Plant Street Market has rolled out its new build-your-own salad service.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
September 5, 2018

Liberty’s leap: MetroWest resident discusses challenges of penning memoir

Liberty Goetsch’s memoir includes some history about her home country, as well as some traditional Greek recipes.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Amy Quesinberry Price
September 5, 2018

Maxey Elementary teachers gifted with $10,000

Burlington Stores, which is opening a new store in Winter Garden, presented a $10,000 check to the principal and teachers at Maxey Elementary School.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
September 5, 2018

Oakland town manager to retire

Dennis Foltz, who is retiring from his position as Oakland town manager, says the town has made great strides during his tenure and it’s time to pass the reins to someone else, namely Steve Koontz.

West Orange Times & Observer
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