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Michael Eng
July 24, 2018

Winter Garden couple fights Lennar for home repairs

A $1.09 million estate in Winter Garden was supposed to be their dream home. But seven months after purchasing the home, Torey Eisenman and Bill Gustavson said it has become a nightmare.

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Gabby Baquero
July 23, 2018

Orange County polling places to change for 2018 election

Six of the 20 polling place changes are in the west Orange County area.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 23, 2018

PHOTOS: DPHS theater presents school edition of "Avenue Q"

Dr. Phillips High School theater students performed an edited version of "Avenue Q" from July 20 to 21.

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Gabby Baquero
July 19, 2018

OCPS homeless student count increases by 58%

Survey data indicates the number of Orange County students living in unstable housing circumstances increased by 3,542 since last year.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
July 18, 2018

Oakland secures $1M loan for art center project

The town of Oakland has secured a 10-year loan for its much-anticipated Art & History Center in the town square.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
July 18, 2018

Ocoee graduate Hannah Wagner voted VP of state FFA

Ocoee High School graduate Hannah Wagner will defer college for one year while she tours Florida promoting FFA, the youth leadership program that emphasizes agricultural education.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 18, 2018

New eateries coming to Restaurant Row

Three new eateries will be setting up shop in Restaurant Row

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Eric Gutierrez
July 18, 2018

Windermere High gets new assistant principals for upcoming school year

Nancy Murchison, Taylor Plumblee and Adele Salazar all have joined the Horizon West school.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 18, 2018

Oakland Nature Preserve in need of donations

The Oakland Nature Preserve needs help matching a $15,000 grant for its environmental education programs.

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Gabby Baquero
July 18, 2018

Windermere town manager: Tavistock to withdraw development application

Tavistock representatives reportedly agreed to withdraw their development application as a show of good faith.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
July 18, 2018

Leonard Archie Wilson pens Jamaican family saga

Leonard Archie Wilson, of Winter Garden, says his book, "A Jamaican Family's Saga," is based on stories he heard growing up and was inspired by his mother.