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July 14, 2021

From Wimbledon to Windermere: Longtime coach brings passion, experience to Lakers

Longtime Windermere Prep tennis coach Mandy Rosenfield brings a lifetime of knowledge to the court.

Sports

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
March 6, 2019

Resilience, strength define Youth of the Year, DP senior Abigaelle Caillot

Resilience, strength define Youth of the Year, DPHS senior Abigaelle Caillot

Southwest Orange
Neighborhood

By Brittni Larson |
April 4, 2012

Winter Park man preserves oldies music

A Winter Park resident is bringing rock ‘n’ roll from the ‘50s and ‘60s back on the air with his internet podcast “Old Time Rock ‘n’ Roll.”

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Neighborhood

By Clyde Moore |
June 6, 2012

Artistree celebrates local in two hemispheres

This week I thought I would be writing about a local cooperative of artists in College Park. But I then found the story was actually something a good bit broader.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
March 11, 2010

Letters to the Editor

Letters regarding Niagara Bottling's water pumping, the Jewish Pavilion's efforts to give elderly in assisted living facilities religious opportunities, and the cold winter's effect on manatee life.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
May 11, 2011

Letters to the Editor

Letters from Louis Roney, Joe Rizzo, and Catherine Lamprecht

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
May 11, 2022

Horizon West residents speak against development

A 184-home community is planned east of Avalon Road near a rural settlement, and neighbors are concerned about the interruption to their quiet community and increased traffic along that road.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
April 25, 2016

Back from the brink of death

June Lynch, of Winter Garden, is still recovering from an autoimmune disease episode that nearly killed her.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

By 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.

Southwest Orange
News

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
February 28, 2018

Baby Trinity Estrada brought home for final rest

A distraught family is grateful for Winter Garden funeral director Rob Bittle's assistance in making transportation, funeral and burial arrangements for 4-month-old Trinity Murphy Estrada, who died suddenly in Georgia.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Steven Ryzewski |
February 18, 2016

'Program guys' look to lead West Orange baseball back to playoffs

The Warriors' seniors, who are all signed to play college baseball and who head coach Jesse Marlo affectionately refers to as 'program guys,' believe this is the year West Orange can escape its rugged district.

Sports

By Andrea Mujica |
November 10, 2022

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Mason Williams

Williams broke the Lakers’ school record for most receiving yards during his last game of the season against The First Academy Royals with a total of 1,476 yards.

Sports

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
November 30, 2014

A good-bye, 70 years later

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Zak Kerr |
October 30, 2014

Health Central Hospital prepares for Ebola

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Sam Albuquerque |
August 3, 2024

Clock strikes midnight on Windermere Wildfire’s national championship comeback

Windermere Wildfire Paulson softball club loses AFCS Tier II National Championship in Game 3, 10-8, after six innings because tournament drop dead time expired.

Sports
High Schools

By Annabelle Sikes |
April 27, 2024

Health Central nurse gets a second chance at life

Orlando Health — Health Central Hospital critical care nurse John Bowden received a lung transplant from a selfless organ donor and their family.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Randy Knight |
August 22, 2012

Winter Park City Talk

The city will be celebrating the grand re-opening of City Hall Monday, Aug. 27, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
June 8, 2011

Letters to the Editor

Letters from Robert Dutton, Barbara S. Bytell and Bryan Nelson

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Randy Knight |
October 12, 2011

Winter Park City Talk

If you have a latte beans to grind or simply want to espresso your thoughts, please join Commissioner Carolyn Cooper for CoffeeTalk on Thursday, Oct. 20.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Danielle Hendrix |
November 18, 2020

Betty J's plants new roots in Winter Garden

After 50 years on the corner of Bluford Avenue and McKey Street in Ocoee, Betty J’s Florist is making the move to Winter Garden.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

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From Wimbledon to Windermere: Longtime coach brings passion, experience to Lakers

Resilience, strength define Youth of the Year, DP senior Abigaelle Caillot

Winter Park man preserves oldies music

Artistree celebrates local in two hemispheres

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Horizon West residents speak against development

Back from the brink of death

Windermere PD turns over new leaf with new chief

Baby Trinity Estrada brought home for final rest

'Program guys' look to lead West Orange baseball back to playoffs

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Mason Williams

A good-bye, 70 years later

Health Central Hospital prepares for Ebola

Clock strikes midnight on Windermere Wildfire’s national championship comeback

Health Central nurse gets a second chance at life

Winter Park City Talk

Letters to the Editor

Winter Park City Talk

Betty J's plants new roots in Winter Garden

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