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Orlando Chefs from Four Seasons, Kaya, The Ravenous Pig,La Tavola and More Kick Off the Holiday Season at Winter Gather & Graze
Orlando chefs from Four Seasons Resort Orlando, Kaya, The Ravenous Pig, La Tavola, Reyes Mezcaleria, and more are coming together for Winter Gather & Graze on Monday, December 7, 2026, at The Kitchen House in Orlando, featuring seasonal bites, craft cocktails, wine, and a festive evening of community and giving back. Tickets are $195 per person, with proceeds supporting The Kitchen House’s hands-on culinary education programs that teach children how to grow, cook, and enjoy healthy foods.
Orlando Weekly
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Final St. Pete poll reveals new info on voter turnout
With less than a week until Election Day, the final St. Pete Polls survey offers key insights into both the races and projected voter turnout. UCF Political Science professor, Dr. Aubrey Jewett, joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer live over Zoom to discuss the final numbers ahead of the election.
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Aerial mosquito spraying planned Friday over parts of Apopka
Aerial mosquito spraying is scheduled over parts of Apopka and Pine Hills on Friday, October 30, beginning around 7 pm, weather permitting. Aircraft will fly at low altitudes and may turn over residential areas near the treatment zones. The public notice encourages residents to follow official Orange County communications for updates.
Orlando Weekly
Swastikas found painted on trees near early voting site in Orlando
The Orange County Supervisor of Elections office say they discovered Nazi-affiliated swastika symbols painted on trees near an early voting site at Taft Community Center in Orlando late Thursday. They’re currently investigating the antisemitic paint job with the help of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, and are working with the county government to get the […] The post Swastikas found painted on trees near early voting site in Orlando appeared first on Orlando Weekly .
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HOA Rules and Home Projects: The Approvals Orlando Residents Often Miss
You finally saved up for a new fence or a screened lanai. Then a violation letter lands in your mailbox, and the project stalls. It usually starts with one wrong assumption about HOA rules. Here are the approvals Orlando homeowners skip most often, and what Florida law actually lets your board control.
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The Arts: Holiday Performances Around Orlando
Celebrate the season with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra and Broadway favorite Michael James Scott. Fresh from a decade on Broadway and a television run, Scott brings his bold, charismatic presence to an evening of festive favorites, beloved classics and new holiday selections. Enjoy a spirited sing-along, a special visit from Santa and plenty of seasonal surprises. Bigger, brighter and more fabulous than ever, this joyful celebration promises an unforgettable night of music, laughter and holiday cheer for the entire family.
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Gotha's Nehrling Gardens Arboretum Bid Pits Neighbors Against 25-Year Legacy
Nehrling Gardens, a historic community space in Gotha, is asking Orange County to recognize it as an official arboretum — a designation that would clear the way for permits to rebuild its driveway and add parking, but one that has also stirred fears among next-door neighbors that the gardens could grow louder, busier, and less accountable to local rules.
FOX 13 Tampa Bay
Halloween attractions around central Florida
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‘Smoke signals’ uncover hidden sewer problems in Apopka; more than 40 locations flagged on crew map
APOPKA, Fla. – A rumbling engine, a cloud of white smoke and a patch of grass along East Third Street might not seem like the makings of an underground investigation. But in Apopka on Wednesday, those unusual sights and sounds helped crews uncover a problem hidden beneath the surface — without digging up a single shovel of dirt.
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Nesta promises leadership changes as questions remain about three key positions
Mayor Nick Nesta says leadership changes will help improve City Hall’s culture and move approximately $140 million in unfinished projects forward. His Oct. 21 remarks outlined a two-to-three-week timeline for assembling his team, but did not identify candidates or separate hiring schedules for city administrator, finance director, and chief of staff. The city administrator listing remains online after its application deadline, neither of the other positions is posted, and Public Information Director Steve Montiero did not respond to a request for comment before publication.
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Downtown Clermont Harvest Festival Returns This Saturday, October 31, for a Day of Fall Fun
Historic Downtown Clermont will come alive with fall festivities this Saturday, October 31, as the Downtown Clermont Harvest Festival welcomes families, visitors, and residents for a day of shopping, entertainment, food, and Halloween fun. Presented by Orlando Health South Lake Hospital, the festival will take place from 10 am to...