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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

This week in West Orange County history

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

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

Tildenville students bid teachers goodbye

A car parade allowed students to see their teachers one more time before the end of the school year at Tildenville Elementary.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

Ocoee renames Founders’ Day to reflect music event

This year’s newly named Ocoee Fall Music Festival is set for Nov. 6 and 7.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

Dr. Redding taking choral talents to college level

Dr. Jeffery Redding, the Grammy Award-winning choral director at West Orange High, has spent 23 years shaping the lives of students and creating a culture of unity among them.

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Troy Herring
June 10, 2020

Ocoee leaders discuss when to reinstate utility late fees

The City Commission also decided when it will reopen its meetings to the public.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
June 10, 2020

Cherie Ruhle retires after 37 years with OCPS

Elementary school teacher Cherie Ruhle spent nearly all of her career at Windermere.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

Waterleigh residents lobby for traffic signal

A temporary signal is coming soon to the intersection of Avalon Road and Flamingo Crossings Boulevard following a history of accidents.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

West Orange neighborhoods grapple with amenities reopening

Some West Orange-area communities have been juggling the reopening of amenities with concerns for resident safety and curtailing the spread of COVID-19.

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Danielle Hendrix
June 10, 2020

Orlando Health employee, artist pays tribute to health care workers

Nelson Cardenas has created six wood-burned portraits of COVID-19 health care heroes to honor them — including two of his coworkers at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.