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Danielle Hendrix
October 19, 2018

Windermere receives parks grants, swears in new police officers

Windermere received funds for two of its parks, and Chief Dave Ogden introduced and swore in new police officers.

Southwest Orange
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Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Christy Daugherty strives to be the change

Political science major Christy Daugherty hopes to work on life-changing initiatives in Haiti.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Legacy High goes pink for cheer coach

Legacy High cheer coach Christine Giddens is in her second round of chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer and then faces surgery and radiation.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Tildenville Marketplace opens in former antique store

The owners of Tildenville Marketplace hope to make their new space a gathering spot for artists and community members.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Eric Gutierrez
October 17, 2018

Suspect arrested in Frank’s Place shooting

Lathan Jeen Yee turned himself in to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office Monday, Oct. 15

West Orange Times & Observer
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Eric Gutierrez
October 17, 2018

Developer proposes 400 apartments in Dr. Phillips

Residents in the area cite traffic and school overcrowding as concerns.

Southwest Orange
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Eric Gutierrez
October 17, 2018

Teachers, students complete mural at Whispering Oak

The mural is representative of different aspects of the school.

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Eric Gutierrez
October 17, 2018

Sewing Smiles: Volunteers create cheerful pillowcases for hospitalized children

Ryan’s Case for Smiles is a volunteer organization that creates and donates whimsical pillowcases to children in hospitals. A Horizon West sewing group is looking for fabric donations and volunteers to help the organization.

Southwest Orange
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Eric Gutierrez
October 17, 2018

Winter Garden Commissioners deny new Dollar General plans

City staff cited code and safety concerns in their recommendation to deny a site plan for a Dollar General store in East Winter Garden.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Musical Minds Choir: Remembering through music

People with Alzheimer’s and dementia can benefit from a new informal choir, Musical Minds Choir, forming in Winter Garden through Central Florida Community Arts.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Volunteers — Health Central's behind-the-scenes workers

The more than 200 volunteers at Health Central Hospital range in age from teenagers to senior citizens and help keep the hospital running smoothly.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Amy Quesinberry Price
October 17, 2018

Windermere Craft Beer Fest is Saturday

Nearly 30 Florida brewers are bringing their varied craft beers to the annual Windermere Craft Beer Fest.

Southwest Orange
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 16, 2018

Clinchfield train visits Winter Garden

The Central Florida Railroad Museum hosted a special guest recently when a restored 1940s Clinchfield engine visited for a weekend.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 16, 2018

Competition on the line: Duke linemen compete

Duke Energy linemen, including several from West Orange County, were in Kansas Oct. 13 to compete for the title of the best at the International Lineman’s Rodeo.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
October 16, 2018

Obituary: Gladys Morgan Carroll

Gladys Morgan Carroll, 74, of Clermont, died Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018.

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