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Michael Eng
May 11, 2020

Parents: Honor your graduate!

The Observer has a special way to honor members of the Class of 2020.

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Observer Staff
May 6, 2020

Oakland Nature Preserve needs community support

The Oakland Nature Preserve, like many other organizations, has lost a significant amount of income due to cancellations of fundraisers, classes and programs. 

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Observer Staff
May 6, 2020

Library stories are just a call away

The Orange County Library System is giving children a way to hear stories even during the quarantine.

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Observer Staff
May 6, 2020

Orlando Health accepting donations

Orlando Health officials are asking the community for donations of homemade fabric masks for its staff members.

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Observer Staff
May 6, 2020

West Orange chamber to serve up 'quarantinis'

The West Orange Chamber of Commerce is inviting members to a Virtual Business After Hours social event from 4 to 5 p.m. Thursday, May 14.

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Eric Gutierrez
February 28, 2018

Third annual Windermere Art Affair to feature dozens of artists

More than 80 artists will showcase their unique style this weekend at the Windermere Art Affair.

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Gabby Baquero
January 19, 2017

Windermere park vandalism goes too far, says resident

A pier at Lake Street Park has been seeing some vandalism which has upset some residents.

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Gabby Baquero
January 6, 2017

Betsy VanderLey: A spotlight on the new District 1 Commissioner

A lifelong geology enthusiast with childhood aspirations of being an orchestra conductor, Betsy VanderLey, the newly elected District 1 Orange County Commissioner, never foresaw her future involvement in politics.

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Gabby Baquero
January 4, 2017

Windermere PD turns over new leaf with new chief

Using his life experiences and effective leadership skills, Windermere Police Chief David Ogden transformed the town’s agency from a department stigmatized by a corrupt history to one of the state's top-ranking law enforcement agencies.