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In Case You Missed It: Sand trailer controversy, downtown setback, and Apopka's next chapter

From a painful discussion about a sand trailer linked to a firefighter's death to new plans for growth, redevelopment, and healthcare leadership, here are five stories Apopka readers were talking about this week

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Apopka's week was marked by conversations about accountability, growth, redevelopment, and the future of local government. The City Commission approved the disposal of a sand trailer connected to the death of firefighter Austin Duran while also issuing a default notice on a stalled downtown redevelopment project. Meanwhile, Mayor Nick Nesta outlined his vision for Apopka's future, a local resident joined a regional healthcare board, and Florida lawmakers advanced a property tax proposal that voters will ultimately decide.

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A sand trailer, a tragedy, and a failure of trust

Nesta turns his attention to growth, public safety, and Apopka's future

City Commission issues default notice for stalled Station Street redevelopment project

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Apopka resident named to Community Health Centers Board of Directors

It’s up to the voters now: Legislature OKs DeSantis property tax proposal

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