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HOUSTON, TEXAS - JULY 08: Residents assess a fallen tree in their in their neighborhood after Hurricane Beryl swept through the area on July 08, 2024 in Houston, Texas. Tropical Storm Beryl developed into a Category 1 hurricane as it hit the Texas coast late last night. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Emergency responders struggle with burnout, budgets as disasters mount
Hundreds of thousands of emergency responders are facing unprecedented challenges —from burnout to post-traumatic stress disorder to tighter budgets — as they battle hurricanes, windstorms, wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters that are more frequent and intense than those in the past. more
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Transform Bedtime into Adventure: Irresistible Accessories and Themes Every Kid Will Love
In this article, we'll explore creative ideas to make bedtime fun, engaging, and something your kids look forward to each night. more
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Apopka City Council passes Energy Choice Ordinance
With the passage of this ordinance, residents will benefit from access to a popular, clean, and cost-effective energy choice, allowing them to choose the energy source that best suits their personal needs and budget. more
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Enhancing Your Property: Smart Storage Shed and Driveway Renovation Ideas
While many homeowners concentrate on major interior updates, upgrading often-overlooked areas like storage sheds and driveways can also make a substantial difference. more
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Orange County launches “Ready Set Orange”
“Ready Set Orange” customers can choose from eight pre-designed floorplan models and receive step-by-step instructions on applying for the program and obtaining final construction permits. more
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South Apopka is getting broadband
Through a partnership with the Aeras Foundation, wifi-enabled digital devices are available to be loaned to qualified residents. Aeras works with community organizations and has already distributed more than 700 devices to residents. more
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CDBG 50th Anniversary: Orange County and partners replace blind veteran’s roof
Orange County is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the federal Community Development Block Grant by highlighting nonprofits that have used the funding to help local residents. more
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Natural Gas and 811 Day: Key tips for safe digging
Sunshine 811 is a free service that notifies utility companies when and where someone is digging so they can mark the necessary utility lines, helping to avoid potentially dangerous interruptions to service.  more
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Summer seed saving: A Master Gardener shares tips on wildflower propagation
Summer is an ideal time for Florida green thumbs undeterred by heat and rain to collect wildflower seeds for showy displays next year. more
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Report: Florida's property insurance rates have risen by 42.5% since 2019
Florida TaxWatch released an in-depth analysis of Florida's property insurance market, examining underlying factors contributing to its instability and 42.5% rise since 2019. more
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Homelessness is on the rise across the U.S.
Homeless service providers could help more people overcome homelessness if they measured success differently
Homelessness has many complex causes, including unemployment, housing affordability, and health problems. more
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Summer of Savings: Duke Energy shares do-it-yourself projects to help Florida customers maximize energy-efficiency
Customers can save money on electric bills by leveraging low- to no-cost projects to manage energy use and maximize savings. more
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Water Heater Repair and Replacement: When It Is Necessary and How to Do It Right
This guide will discuss the importance of timely water heater repair https://plumbing-united.com/water-heater/water-heater-repair-service/ and replacement, how to recognize the need for service, and why sometimes calling a professional plumber is your best option. more
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How to Handle a Hurricane Damaged House in Florida
Your damaged house, which was once once pristine, looks like it's been through a blender. Roof shingles are scattered across the yard, windows are shattered, and the living room is flooded. Fear not! We're here to help. more
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Big Ticket Item Spending: Live Exceptionally and Save Smart
This article explores this intriguing world of high-value spending, showing how choosing wisely when investing can save unnecessary costs while improving both quality of life and saving money overall. more
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The Arlington Presbyterian Church in Arlington, Va., seen in 2015, developed an affordable housing project on its property.
Affordable housing in God’s backyard: Some religious congregations find a new use for their space
Some congregations are using their land in new ways that reflect their faith. Some are repurposing their property to provide affordable housing as the housing crisis intensifies across the country. more
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Creating a Multi-Functional Guest Room with Trundle Beds
Integrating a trundle bed transforms a guest room into a versatile and practical space. It offers an elegant solution for hosting overnight visitors without sacrificing style or functionality. Here's how to make it happen. more
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Rep. Frost introduces the Energy Storage for Resilient Homes Act to save lives during hurricanes and extreme weather
With residents of Florida and Puerto Rico most vulnerable to some of the worst storms and natural disasters our country has seen, Reps. Frost and González-Colón want to ensure that every person and family can access home energy storage batteries. more
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How to Tame an Unruly Garden
If you don’t then you may find that the issue only gets worse with time, and in some instances, it can even take money off the value of your home. more
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Explore Orange County parks with the little ones in tow
Exploring nature with little ones is a wonderful way to create lasting memories. Orange County’s parks aren’t just places to visit, they are wonderlands waiting to be discovered. more
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Home, risky home.
To insure or self-insure? The question homeowners must answer amid impact of climate change
In places such as Florida that are particularly exposed to natural disasters, homeowners insurance isn’t just expensive – it’s increasingly becoming difficult to find. That has caused some homeowners to go without it entirely. more
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Orange County grants can help beautify local neighborhoods
Orange County has $410,000 in annual funding to enhance the quality of subdivisions with new signage, landscaping, pressure washing, playground equipment, irrigation repair, lighting, and more. more
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Achieve the Home of Your Dreams with these Simple Steps
Using these possibilities, you can guarantee that your home stands out and looks incredible in the future while providing the key benefits for you as well as your family. more
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New map reveals high wildfire risks for Florida amid heat wave
According to the map, Apopka has a high risk of wildfire—higher than 84% of communities in the US, while Orange County has a VERY high risk, higher than 94% of other counties in the US. more
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Who will win the 2024 Corridor of the Year in District 2?
Good luck to the People of Lockhart, Southern Apopka, Wekiwa Springs, and Clarcona-Ocoee in the upcoming Corridor of the Year competition. more
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