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Orlando Soaked as Storm Train Drenches Central Florida, Flood Fears Rise
Orlando woke Wednesday to light rain, and the soggy start is only the opening act. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to spread across the city through the afternoon, with repeated downpours keeping roads, commutes and outdoor plans on alert. Storms Build Through The Afternoon. Rain is likely to continue through...
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VIDEO: Wayward Waymo runs red light at major intersection near Universal Orlando
ORLANDO, Fla. – A viral video posted to Threads is raising new questions about self-driving vehicles in Central Florida after it appeared to show a Waymo van moving into an Orlando intersection while the traffic light was red. The video, posted Sunday by user @melisaunfiltered, had more than 670,000...
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Driver questions Kissimmee school zone signage after speeding ticket
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Osceola County officials say they will inspect a stretch of Thacker Avenue near Thacker Avenue Elementary School after a driver questioned whether the school zone is clearly marked for people turning off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Tod Orazi said he received a ticket for speeding...
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Too many golf cart drivers in The Villages are speeding
Too many golf cart drivers in The Villages are speeding. Golf carts are not supposed to travel at a speed greater than 20 miles per hour here in Florida’s Friendliest Hometown. However, we seldom see golf cart drivers obeying the 20 mph limit. Safety experts will tell you that...
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School bus crash renews questions about school bus seatbelts in Florida
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School bus seatbelts
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Orlando removes parking meters; more parking changes coming soon
ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando crews removed the city's final parking meters Friday as it shifts to a fully digital payment system for street parking, and more changes are coming soon to parking hours, rates and time limits. Drivers are being directed to green signs that explain how to pay...
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Maxwell Frost and Sheila DeCiccio hear from Winter Park residents on SunRail, Amendment 3 and More
At a town hall held at Mead Botanical Garden this week residents also asked about everything from AI policy to Tourist Development Taxes. On a Friday in March, more than 12,000 passengers rode SunRail to and from Central Park to visit the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. But that weekend,...
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Parking Patrol members (and their fans) need to MYOB
I am writing in response to Joanne Newton’s letter in support of the Parking Patrol. Hey, Joanne, your mother should have named you “Karen.” In other words, MYOB. Some of us have mobility problems. Parking near a front door at a store or a rec center for a few minutes can make a big difference. If I do it (and I don’t do it often), my wife is in the golf cart to explain the situation, or I can see my golf cart and can react if it’s a real problem. In fact, most people I encounter are understanding and helpful. But not you, Karen. I think it’s time for The Villages to put a stop to the Parking Patrol.