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ICYMI
In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
Five stories that shaped the city... all in one place
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Sunday,
November 2, 2025
11:59 pm
From Staff Reports
A Decade of Progress: McKinley retires from the Apopka Police Department
Florida County Association warns property tax cut proposals could gut local budgets
Could Apopka protest or join a lawsuit against SB 180?
CAPTION: (05/05/2005 Pasco County) A cypress dome is surrounded by homes in Pasco County's Lexington Oaks, a golf course community of about 1000 homes. The development is typical of many in Florida. Roads and several houses in the development were built on top of wetlands, though most wetlands remain untouched.SUMMARY: Aerials of Pasco County: Cypress Creek Town Center site and Development in the …
Cerri, Lara
Moore wants to turn experience into action as Apopka's next mayor
Orange County erases $49.2 million in medical debt for 49,000 residents
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