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Lake Mary Office Building Makes Way for 158,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Project
3210 Lake Emma Rd. — Approximate Lake Emma Gateway Redevelopment Site. A roughly 92,000-square-foot office building in Lake Mary is being razed to make way for two new industrial buildings aimed at small and midsize businesses, with developers Banyan Street Capital and Lafayette Street Capital lining up a $20.1 million construction loan to get the project moving. The site, known as Contact Pointe, sits at 3210 Lake Emma Road on a 23.3-acre parcel and will be rebranded as Lake Emma Gateway once the new buildings go up.
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All-You-Can-Eat Bliss Awaits At This Florida Seafood Buffet Worth The Drive
Whole Maine lobsters, as many as you want, served one at a time at a buffet station. That’s the deal here, and I can’t think of a better reason to grab a bib. The spread doesn’t stop at lobster. Snow crab legs, oysters, crawfish, and peel-and-eat shrimp share the line with prime rib and homemade New England clam chowder.
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Arizona State Takes Bold Approach to Unprecedented Travel Issues
What a day it has been for the Arizona State Sun Devils. The Sun Devils (5-4, 3-3 Big 12) are playing the UCF Knights on Saturday in Orlando Florida. Arizona State is currently unable to fly due to a rare FAA-sanctioned ground stop. ASU typically leaves on Friday afternoon for road games, which came directly into conflict with this situation.
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Orlando Nursing Home Sells for $38.4M as Welltower Keeps Buying Up Florida Beds
A 5.29-acre property on Mercy Drive that's been housing a 120-bed nursing facility since 1983 just changed hands for $38.4 million, and the buyer is tied to one of the country's biggest healthcare real estate investors. The deal closed with an Oct. 30 deed, but the paperwork doesn't say who will actually run the Courtyards of Orlando Care Center and Rehab now that new ownership is in place.
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The Ledger
Bartow football ends season in FHSAA first round; 3 observations
OVIEDO — Bartow High School football entered Friday's FHSAA Class 5A first-round playoff game against Oviedo High School on the road as underdogs. But the local school truly played until the last whistle to show that the program is headed in the right direction under head football coach Grady Morrell. Still, the Yellow Jackets fell 57-30 to a more talented team to end the season at 6-5. "Hats off to a great program. Oviedo scores a lot of points early and often. A lot of ability on that side of the ball. We had to try to match those guys and it got out of hand when we couldn't figure out how to play inside the box and stop the run. We came into the game stressing to stop the pass, and they got some good receivers, but they came out with running backs that toted the pill," Morrell said after the game. Here are some takeaways from Friday's contest. Bartow had a chance at this point Yes, Oviedo's running back got the lead to 22-3. But thanks to Bartow senior quarterback Amire Hall's 5-yard swing pass and touchdown to senior running back Brayden Scott, the Yellow Jackets were right
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Deltona Veterans Face Foreclosure Over $125,000 in Liens Tied to Stranger's House
A decade of accumulating code enforcement fines in Deltona has landed two military families in a tangled foreclosure fight, with $125,000 in municipal liens on one house now reaching into the finances of an entirely different property. Lianne Habets and Karel Klarenbeek bought an investment home on Eden Drive in Deltona, only to learn that liens from a Tulip Street property they had no connection to could now put their own house at risk.