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Former Apopka City Attorney Michael Rodriguez was terminated from the position on June 22nd, according to a separation agreement obtained by The Apopka Voice through a public records request.
Developing Story: Michael Rodriguez terminated as city attorney
Apopka City Attorney Michael Rodriguez, who publicly resigned at the May 3rd City Council meeting but remained on the job for over two months after, has been terminated. more
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The roadway agreement for West Kelly Park Road came as a response to residents' complaints over Apopka's road infrastructure needing to be in place when new developments occur. 
City approves plan that would widen Kelly Park Road to four lanes
The roadway agreement for West Kelly Park Road came as a response to residents' complaints over Apopka's road infrastructure needing to be in place when new developments occur.  more
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Inflation continues to drop but lingering high prices, particularly for groceries, have left consumers grumpy, says one economist.
Wage growth remains high, jobs are steady and inflation is falling so why are people worried?
The labor market has remained resilient, wage growth is higher than before the pandemic, and inflation continues to drop at 4%. Despite this good news, consumers don’t feel confident. BY: CASEY QUINLAN - JUNE 22, 2023 5:04 PM   Economists and other economic experts say consumer confidence is a useful, if imperfect, measure because it can provide information about future consumer behavior, which affects the economy. … more
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Commissioner Kyle Becker will not run for re-election for Seat #3 on the Apopka City Commission.
Developing Story: Becker will not run for re-election on city commission
Commissioner Kyle Becker surprised the Apopka City Council at its June 21st meeting with his announcement that he would not run for re-election to Seat #3. more
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Developing Story: HR Director confirms separation agreement for City Attorney Rodriguez is dated July 7th
Apopka City Commissioners are raising ethical concerns and seeking legal remedies after the revelation that Apopka City Attorney Michael Rodriguez is still employed and receiving payments. more
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Apopka sending settlement agreement to Wendover
A settlement agreement was brought to the floor of the Apopka City Council for Wendover Housing Partners at its June 21st meeting. more
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An aerial view shows the salt marsh adjacent to the runway at Naval Station Mayport in Jacksonville, Florida.
How salt marshes are preserving life along the Florida coast
Florida's nearly 500,000 acres of salt marshes are under threat from rising seas, polluted runoff, and an abundance of urban development that's been a growing concern. more
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Nearly 303,000 losing their Medicaid coverage in Florida
According to data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, more than one million people have lost their Medicaid coverage nationally, and Florida has the most who are no longer eligible for benefits. more
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Apopka City Hall
Developing Story: City Attorney still employed by Apopka
The Apopka City Council, at its June 21st meeting, learned that Apopka City Attorney Michael Rodriguez is still employed by the City, despite resigning at the May 3rd Council meeting. … more
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"If I were mayor" A citizen expresses his frustration with the progress of the Apopka City Center
This past Saturday, my wife and I were driving through town to go to KeKe's for breakfast when we passed by the proposed Apopka City Center, and, to my surprise, we didn't see anything different. more
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Strong Towns: What’s the “sweet spot” for building housing inexpensively?
Countless American cities are in need of much more housing for their residents, and a reasonable question to ask is, “What’s the cheapest way to produce it?” more
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Apopka Police Department Arrest Report
 The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly arrest report that includes arrests, crashes, calls for service, and traffic citations. This report is for the week ending June 17th. more
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Hope visits the White House
Hope's Executive Director, Felipe Sousa Lazaballet, was invited to a Latino outreach event at the White House, where he spoke with President Joe Biden. more
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Webster announces passage of bills to aid Aviation and Florida Citrus Farmers
In the culmination of five months of work, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed H.R. 3935, the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act. more
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Tropical Storm Bret may require storm watches, but not likely to become hurricane
While forecasters do not project the storm will gain enough speed to become a hurricane, its future remains unclear, according to the National Hurricane Center. more
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Heat Emergencies: When to go to the ER
If you or someone you care about does experience a heat-related emergency, it’s vital to know when you should go to the ER so you can get there as quickly as possible if need be. more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: June 11th-17th
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles.  more
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The Indian River Lagoon.
This Florida city fights its own citizens over clean water
Last fall, the electorate in Titusville approved making a right to clean water a part of their city’s charter. The measure passed with 82.57% of the vote. CRAIG PITTMAN … more
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Calling all artists: Applications for the 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month Art Exhibit are open
Artists of all levels, from emerging talents to established professionals, are encouraged to submit their original artwork inspired by the Hispanic heritage and culture. more
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Southeastern Grocers champions Belonging, Inclusion and Diversity with annual grant program
The grant supports organizations that work to address racial disparities in health care, food insecurity and education, while building a more inclusive and equitable future for all. more
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AAA: Florida gas prices decline six cents last week
After reaching a 4-week high of $3.47 per gallon on Tuesday, the state average steadily declined a total of 6 cents by Sunday.  more
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Retailers’ costs for managing returns are rising.
Inside the black box of Amazon returns
In 2022, returns cost retailers about $816 billion in lost sales. That’s nearly as much as the U.S. spent on public schools and almost twice the cost of returns in 2020. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the city last week... all in one place, including Apopka saying goodbye to Edward Bass. more
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Apopka celebrates 4th of July with fireworks, food, and music in annual amphitheater event
The City of Apopka will host its annual Independence Day celebration on Tuesday, July 4th, at the Apopka Amphitheater. The event will include fireworks, food, and a concert performance. more
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Want to try the Mediterranean Diet but not sure where to start? There's a class for that at UF/IFAS in July
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County provides education and information to residents and businesses through workshops, publications, mass media, and classes. more
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