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Landsea Homes launches sales for 205 homes at two new communities in Apopka
The Landsea Homes corporation of Dallas announced the sales launch of two new developments in Apopka: Oakview and Thompson Village. The developments total 113 homes and 92 townhomes. more
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Join Lake Apopka Natural Gas District in celebrating National Safe Digging Month
Whether landscaping, installing a new fence, or breaking ground on a larger project, one crucial step should never be overlooked: calling 811 before you dig. more
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At the Apopka City Council meeting on April 2nd, Gabrielle Carter (right), the Utility Programs Supervisor, and Blanche Sherman (left), the Finance Director, provided updates on the City's ongoing utility projects, including the meter replacement program and base station installations.
Apopka's water meter replacement program is showing signs of success
At the Apopka City Council meeting, Gabrielle Carter, the Utility Programs Supervisor, and Blanche Sherman, the Finance Director, provided updates on the City's ongoing utility projects, including the meter replacement program and base station installations. more
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Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson presents an update on the Border Lake issue at the April 2nd City Council meeting.
City unveils plan to stop Border Lake flooding issues
The City of Apopka is implementing a water management plan to address rising water levels in local lakes and manage long-term water storage. more
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Affected by Hurricane Ian? There’s a homeowner program for those who qualify
The program, federally funded by the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Program, is designed to ensure that the unmet housing repair needs of low- to moderate-income homeowners and vulnerable populations are addressed to the greatest extent possible. more
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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is located in front of the new Capitol building in Tallahassee.
Lawmakers could make property insurers reveal influence of litigation, fees on premiums
The bill, SB 888, would require insurers to file the transparency report with the Office of Insurance Regulation when they request a rate change after October 1st. more
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City announces its 2025 summer camp program
The camp will run Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, offering recreational activities and field trips for youth aged 6 to 13. more
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Sugar Belle citrus cultivar. Mix of sweet Clementine and Minneola varieties. UF cultivars, oranges, citrus.
This spring, add iconic Florida citrus trees to your garden
Despite the challenges, people from Florida contact citrus nurseries this time of year, seeking to purchase trees for their yards and/or homes. It’s a passion, say nursery owners and UF/IFAS citrus breeders. more
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Orange County Redistricting Advisory Committee schedules meeting in Apopka
In November 2024, Orange County voters approved a charter amendment to expand the number of commission districts from six to eight. more
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Is your neighborhood a termite hot spot? UF/IFAS researcher explains
Recent studies indicate that Formosan subterranean termites, Asian subterranean termites, and West Indian drywood termites are expanding their reach, posing an increasing threat to homeowners across the state. more
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Duke Energy Florida highlights program rewarding customers for reducing strain on electric system during periods of high demand
Customers can earn up to $141 in annual bill credits for enrolling select appliances in the EnergyWise Home program. more
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Roads in Steinhatchee remain covered in debris on Oct. 3, 2024, following Hurricane Helene.
Insurance regulators struggle to explain why the stunning 2022 report wasn’t made public
Florida property insurers were pleading for legislative reforms because of liabilities from major storms and excessive litigation. Nevertheless, they were paying billions of dollars to affiliated companies, the document found. more
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How to Choose the Perfect Wood-Burning Stove for Your Home
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know so you can find the perfect wood-burning stove for your home. Let’s dive in. more
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The Starter Home: A forgotten path to affordable housing
A starter home, in its traditional sense, is the smallest increment of development, designed to be affordable, flexible, and expandable over time. These homes were once common and offered a path to gradual investment and growth. more
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Orange County Utilities hosts community collection of household hazardous and electronic waste at Apopka High School
On Saturday, participants can properly dispose of hazardous and electronic waste at Apopka High School – free of charge. more
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FEMA still in Florida to help residents impacted by hurricanes
FEMA will continue to process applications, receive and manage appeals, conduct inspections, and assist applicants and local officials with questions and information about recovery programs. more
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5 Factors to Keep in Mind When Moving to a Major City
Maybe you’ve wanted to experience the thrill of waking up in a city where there’s always something going on, day or night. Perhaps you’re moving there for work, or maybe you’re targeting that city because of all the recreational activities that it offers.  here's what will help in your transition. more
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Orange County to make federal funding available for Hurricane Ian recovery
Hurricane Ian devastated Florida as a Category 4 hurricane, causing more than $300 million in major damage across Orange County. Orange County Recovers offers housing repair, replacement, or full reconstruction which will be funded as a grant to the homeowner. more
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The end of suburban sprawl
“The Economics of Development in Florida” lays out the premise that tighter-knit communities produce much more value per acre. Why? They pack more people into less space. more
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Spring Forward, Water Smarter: Watering restrictions for Central Florida starting March 9th
With warmer weather on the horizon, residents will be allowed to water twice a week instead of once, but just because you can water twice a week doesn’t mean you should.  more
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The coastline in Steinhatchee remains covered in debris on Oct. 3, 2024, following Hurricane Helene.
Here’s what lawmakers could change about property insurance in the next two months
During the insurance market upheaval following Hurricanes Irma and Michael, insurers raised premiums to cover their losses while their affiliate companies made billions, according to a recent investigation by the Tampa Bay Times. more
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Florida’s Booming Housing Market Trends and Buyer Demographics in 2025
With the continuing change in Florida's housing market and the growing migration to Florida, we will be diving into how these factors affect real estate trends and who is buying homes in the state. more
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Vantage Point Condominiums in St Petersburg.
Condominium hurricane hardening pilot program could become more accessible
Although no condos have received the available matching grants of up to $175,000, the state has approved qualifying inspections for 165, according to a Jan. 30 report from the Florida Department of Financial Services. more
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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is located in front of the new Capitol building in Tallahassee.
Florida Legislature returns Tuesday
Here are some of the bills already been filed in advance of the session scheduled to end on May 2.  more
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Advanced Leak Detection Methods to Protect Your Property
Untreated water leaks pose serious risks to both your property and finances. Modern leak detection technology has undergone significant advancements to help safeguard your property. more
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