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Doctor behind DC mass shooting was in Orlando just days before attack
The gunman who killed one and injured four in a mass shooting in Washington, D.C., Thursday was in Orlando just days before the attack. The post Doctor behind DC mass shooting was in Orlando just days before attack appeared first on Orlando Weekly .
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Live Updates: FAA issues nationwide ground stop | Florida impacts
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop because of a potential communications problem between air traffic control towers, causing flight delays to mount across the country. Live coverage contributors. MCO anticipates about 90 flight cancellations for Saturday, airport says. Orlando International Airport officials said the Federal Aviation Administration...
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Demolition begins at Oviedo Mall to make way for hundreds of new apartments
OVIEDO, Fla. — Demolition has started at the Oviedo Mall in Seminole County, clearing the former Macy’s site for a $125 million apartment project. The former department store property is being torn down to make room for 400 high-end, market-rate apartments. The work is the first phase of a redevelopment project that is expected to bring more people to the area.
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Orlando police officer, another driver hurt in crash, FHP says
ORLANDO, Fla. - An Orlando police officer and another driver were hurt in a crash early Friday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. OPD officer hurt after patrol pickup truck rear-ended. What we know:. The crash happened on Kirkman Road near Old Winter Garden Vineland Road. According to FHP, an...
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St. Alban's Church Wins Unanimous OK to Grow Oviedo School to 12th Grade
St. Alban's Church in Seminole County got the green light to grow its small private school all the way through 12th grade, with county commissioners voting unanimously on November 10 to approve the expansion. The decision clears the way for three additional portable classrooms on the church's 9.64-acre campus east of the intersection of Aloma Avenue and State Road 417, even as commissioners opted to keep a 250-student enrollment cap that one board member had pushed to eliminate.