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Michigan Avenue floods again — and the long‑promised fix still isn’t at construction

Residents along Michigan Avenue are dealing with flooding yet again, while Seminole County’s permanent drainage upgrade remains stuck in design and permitting. by Lee Dixon,...
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Q&A: What Seminole County residents need to know about the rural‑boundary fight.

Planning commissioners said no to a 67‑acre removal request. Now the question is whether the developer can show the public what the change would...
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Orange County’s motel housing plan raises a basic question: Who will qualify?

The proposed Developer Inn community would create additional housing, but the purchase price is only part of the story. Rent, screening rules and the...
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Florida Medicaid rule changes take effect. Families should check every person’s coverage.

Refugees, people granted asylum and some humanitarian parolees may lose coverage under new federal limits. Florida says lawfully residing children 18 and younger can...
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Amendment 3 offers tax relief. Orange County voters also face a service question.

As supporters promote homeowner savings, county officials project substantial revenue losses. Renters and families who depend on local services have a stake in the...
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Empty seats, uneven pressure: Orange County’s school numbers demand a campus-by-campus answer

Orange County’s latest school enrollment records show why the debate over shrinking enrollment cannot be settled with one countywide number. Some elementary campuses are...
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Florida opens a shorter route to training aid. Central Florida students need the details.

News and service analysis · September 18, 2026 Florida’s new push to extend Pell Grants to short-term job training could give Central Florida residents another...
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