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While they mark a major step forward for Orange County, the pending new growth rules and comprehensive plan still don’t go far enough to address climate resilience, according to some community stakeholders.
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Once again, a study commissioned by the City of Mount Dora indicates a persistent, foul odor isn’t coming from the city’s wastewater plant.
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County commissioners heard from staff Tuesday on the development rule changes expected from a still-pending Orange Code.
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Sleep in Heavenly Peace is building beds for families in need thanks to volunteer efforts.
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An initial public hearing on “Orange Code” is slated for Tuesday afternoon. Final approval would come from the board of county commissioners next month.
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Hundreds of people gathered outside Orlando City Hall Saturday for a Hands Off/50501 protest. Many causes were championed with one unifying principle: opposition to President Trump’s policies.
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1,120 were arrested during one week in April as part of a joint federal-state enforcement operation
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Twenty protestors rallied outside the Orange County Courthouse in downtown Orlando Wednesday afternoon, calling on the state to drop third-degree felony charges that stem from an October 2024 arrest.
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The county is weighing new Special Protection Areas for the Shingle Creek and St. Johns River watersheds.
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As rain continues to be scarce, Florida’s air is full of dust and pollen, causing respiratory issues for some people.