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Guest Author
July 2, 2020

MY VIEW: What does the Fourth of July mean to me?

When I celebrate the Fourth of July, I’m celebrating my hope that America will one day live up to the ideals stated in the Declaration of Independence.

West Orange Times & Observer
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Danielle Hendrix
July 1, 2020

Lift Disability Network's Breakaway retreat goes virtual

Families involved in Lift Disability Network’s virtual Breakaway retreat got to come together for a socially distanced movie night at Foundation Academy.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 30, 2020

Obituary: Janet Elaine Cleary "Jan" Zweifel

Obituary: Janet "Jan" Elaine Cleary Zweifel, 83, of Bay Hill, died June 2, 2020.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 30, 2020

Obituary: Franklin Whitner "Whit" Chase Jr.

Obituary: Franklin Whitner "Whit" Chase, 84, died Sunday, May 17, 2020.

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Guest Author
June 26, 2020

Ocoee High graduate shares struggle with bipolar schizophrenia

We were starting to learn about rates of reactions when, what I like to call “bipolar schizophrenia fun time,” started to kick in.

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Guest Author
June 26, 2020

THE MASKED READER: ‘The Hypnotists’ by Gordon Korman

Welcome to the reviewing of one of my favorite books. The funny thing about this, though, is that I had forgotten that this book had even existed.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 24, 2020

Film producer telling story of Highwaymen artists

Todd Thompson is in the process of casting for the film that recognizes The Highwaymen, the black Florida artists of the 1950s and ’60s who sold their paintings on the side of the road.

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Observer Staff
June 24, 2020

Winter Park's Hangry Bison to expand to Winter Garden

The Hangry Bison, known for burgers, bourbon and beer in Winter Park, will open a second location at The Exchange in Winter Garden later this year.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 17, 2020

West Orange-area man emerges victorious from weeks-long battle with COVID-19

Juan Montano Matamoros was discharged from Health Central Hospital June 5 after battling a severe case of COVID-19 for more than a month.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 17, 2020

Father's Day special: Robert Smith

When Robert Smith isn’t leading Windermere as town manager, he can be found adventuring with his two children, Stella and Brady.

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Observer Staff
June 17, 2020

Windermere Prep Class of 2020: Growing up in a changing world

From the very beginning, the Class of 2020 has jokingly been told that they are the class of perfect vision. But that prompts the question: What exactly are we seeing?

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 17, 2020

This week in West Orange County history

How many names, faces and places do you remember from West Orange County's history?

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 17, 2020

Student writers taking over Observer's Summer School Zone

For the summer, the Observer newspapers will feature stories written by students that are of interest to their peers.

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Observer Staff
June 4, 2020

West Orange-area teachers offer Class of 2020 messages of encouragement

Without graduation ceremonies, many teachers didn't get a proper chance to say goodbye to their seniors.

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Observer Staff
June 3, 2020

West Orange parents congratulate their seniors

Parents from West Orange-area high schools worked hard to make sure their Class of 2020 seniors felt loved, recognized and praised for their accomplishments.

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