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Breaking Morning News: Motorcyclist killed after collision with truck on Sadler Road
Troopers from the Florida Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle collision in Orange County this morning that resulted in the death of a motorcyclist. 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 seven articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on improvements to Ocoee-Apopka Road. more
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Staying on track with exercise goals can be hard without a plan to deal with stressors that get in the way.
How to increase your chances of sticking with your resolutions
People often have not explored their reasons for changing or how ready they are. They also may not have come up with a plan. They may not realize how hard it is to change their behavior. more
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Workshops designed to build stronger communities in Orange County
The Community Connections Workshop Series offers citizens a platform to learn about topics such as neighborhood organization, leadership development, and navigating local government resources. more
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People camp on the sidewalk near Old Town in Portland, Oregon.
Oregon advocates see overreach in local camping restrictions for homeless after court ruling
As homelessness becomes more political, rhetoric during elections conflates homelessness with crime, leading candidates to promise to get tough on the issue. more
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Breaking News Overnight: Driver dies after two-vehicle collision on Apopka Boulevard
Troopers from the Florida Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle collision last night in Apopka that resulted in the death of a driver. more
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Breaking News: DOH issues Blue-Green Algae Alert for Lake Apopka - Newton Park
Recent lab results from a sample collected on Lake Ola indicate the continued presence of trace amounts algae toxins in the water column. As a result, Lake Ola will continue to be closely monitored. more
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What’s next for the economy?
What does 2025 hold for interest rates, inflation, and the American consumer?
As we turn to 2025, we’re optimistic the economy will keep growing. But that’s not without some caveats. Here are the key questions and risks we’re watching. more
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The City of Las Vegas set up a barricade at a homeless encampment.
Camping bans, penalties after Supreme Court ruling could worsen homelessness, experts say
With homelessness rising, driven by the lack of affordable housing, low wages, and limited access to social services, among other factors, advocates say the court decision stands to worsen an issue that has become more politicized in recent years. more
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Florida residents warned about 'smishing' scams targeting package deliveries
In 2020, the Internet Crime Complaint Center reported more than 240,000 victims of smishing, phishing, and other fraudulent schemes, costing more than $54 million, with the average person losing about $800. 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 December 21st. more
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The Ocoee-Apopka Road near AdventHealth Apopka.
City looking for input on improving Ocoee Apopka Road
The Ocoee-Apopka Road reflects the region's blend of history and progress. It serves as a reminder of the area's agricultural roots while accommodating the needs of a growing population and dynamic local economy. more
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Report: Florida's citrus industry crop is down 90% from two decades before
The report by Florida Taxwatch says the industry is under assault by citrus diseases and hurricanes. Florida was hit by three hurricanes this year alone, with two of them, Helene and Milton, impacting the citrus industry.  more
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Orange County Utilities is currently working on a multi-phased program to ultimately convert over 2,000 septic tanks in 21 neighborhoods to sewer. The District has funded the first four phases for a combined 931 septic conversions.
Apply now for funding to protect and enhance Florida’s water resources
The cost-share program builds strong partnerships and harnesses collective expertise to address shared water resource challenges. more
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More often than not, the best-laid plans for the new year go awry.
The best way to follow through on your New Year’s resolution? Make an ‘old year’s resolution’
If research on habit change is any indication, only about half of New Year’s resolutions are likely to make it out of January, much less last a lifetime. more
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Everything coming to Netflix in January
As the new year begins, Netflix is rolling out an exciting lineup of fresh content in January. The lineup features a diverse array of films, series, and original specials that promise to captivate viewers of all tastes. more
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With ‘White Christmas,’ Irving Berlin and Bing Crosby helped make Christmas a holiday that all Americans could celebrate
Berlin’s inspiration for the song came in 1937 when he spent Christmas in Beverly Hills. He was near the film studios where he worked but far from his wife, Ellin, and the New York City home in Manhattan, where they had always celebrated the holiday with their three daughters. more
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The Ghost of an Idea: A reflection on Charles Dickens and the history and meaning of the Christmas Season
In 1843, 31-year-old English author and journalist Charles Dickens, a prodigy who had already gained fame and acclaim with “The Pickwick Papers,” and “Oliver Twist,” would write his holiday classic, “A Christmas Carol,” in just six weeks. more
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Report: Parents will spend nearly $500 per child on Christmas gifts in Florida
The nationwide average of 1.85 children per household means most parents buy for nearly two little holiday enthusiasts who can rack up requests like none other. more
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Expectations of perfection on special occasions can add to the normal stress of parenting.
Parents and caregivers: How to stop feeling like a Grinch and be more present with your kids this holiday season
In the real world, parents are juggling more activities than candles on the menorah after eight nights of Hanukkah. more
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Public Christmas trees, like Rockefeller Center’s famous tree, didn’t start appearing in the U.S. until the 20th century.
The Christmas tree is a tradition older than Christmas
After the London Illustrated News published an image of Queen Victoria’s Christmas tree in 1848, the public eagerly sought to mimic the tradition. more
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Looking Ahead: Embracing sustainable energy with direct-use natural gas
This year’s passage of new ordinances in Apopka and Winter Garden solidifies natural gas as a reliable energy option, ensuring future residents can enjoy an affordable, efficient, and environmentally friendly energy source from day one. more
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AAA activates its Tow-to-Go program for the holidays
AAA will be working to keep impaired drivers off the road during the year-end holidays by activating The Auto Club Group Tow to Go program. 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 six articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on the new Apopka Fire Chief! more
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Apopka and Orange County announce Christmas curbside collection schedule
As Christmas day approaches, Apopka and Orange County residents can expect a change in their garbage collection routine. more
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