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July 19, 2017

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Marijuana ban based on flawed information

A Winter Garden resident believes a proposed ordinance that aims to ban medical marijuana retail dispensaries from Winter Garden's city limits cites a flawed study.

West Orange Times & Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff
June 2, 2017

MY VIEW: Students shadow Windermere mayor

Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn held his annual Spend a Day with the Mayor event May 4.

Southwest Orange
Opinion

By Observer Staff
April 9, 2017

MY VIEW: Windermere, the town that built me

There’s a reason why, when introducing myself to a complete stranger, I note that I am from Windermere and not Orlando.

Southwest Orange
Opinion

By Michael Eng
April 7, 2017

Readers react to annual April Fools’ spoof

The story, “Winter Garden bans bicyclists,” was part of Observer Media Group’s annual April Fools’ spoofs.

West Orange Times & Observer
Opinion

By Michael Eng
April 1, 2017

GOTCHA! Happy April Fools' Day!

No, the story you just read isn't true.

West Orange Times & Observer
Opinion

By Michael Eng
April 1, 2017

GOTCHA! Happy April Fools' Day!

No, the story you just read isn't true.

West Orange Times & Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff
March 8, 2017

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote “yes” on new town charter

Ernest Myers urges Windermere residents to vote yes March 14 on new charter proposal.

Southwest Orange
Opinion

By Observer Staff
December 22, 2016

MY VIEW: Smart, responsible growth is key

As much as most of us who live in Oakland would like to be the last person to move here, that is simply not an option.

West Orange Times & Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff
October 20, 2016

OUR VIEW: High school’s name will cause confusion

Like most everything surrounding the West Orange relief high school, even choosing the school’s permanent name did not take place without controversy.

Southwest Orange
Opinion

By Michael Eng
October 20, 2016

OBSERVED: Baby girl restores my faith in miracles

Calliope Quinn Eng was born at 8:37 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies. Ten-and-one-half weeks premature, she weighed 2 pounds, 12 ounces and was 15 inches long.