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Shooting breaks out at family festival in Apopka injuring one, two people detained, police say
One person is in the hospital, and two others detained, after a shooting at an Apopka family festival Friday night. That’s all according to Apopka Police. Officers say the shooting happened at the Fall Family Festival at Kit Land Nelson Park at 10 South Forest Avenue late Friday into early Saturday morning.
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City considers demolition of unsafe Eustis home after fires, squatting concerns
EUSTIS, Fla. – City commissioners are expected to decide Thursday whether to approve up to $25,000 to demolish a Dicie Avenue home that officials say has been unsafe for months and has been the scene of repeated problems, including squatting and two fires in less than two weeks. The...
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St. Johns River flooding expected to worsen in parts of Central Florida, forecasters say
The St. Johns River has reached flood stage near DeLand, with levels expected to rise to 4.6 feet early next week, potentially approaching moderate flooding. Flood concerns also extend to Astor, Lake Harney, Sanford and Cocoa, where some areas face moderate to major flooding. The National Weather Service urges residents...
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Eustis Commission Approves Community Center Land-Use Change After Tense Meeting
The Eustis City Commission voted unanimously Thursday night to move forward with a future land use amendment for the Eustis Community Center property, ending a tense meeting in which residents pressed commissioners for answers and commissioners pushed back. Commissioner Willie Hawkins was absent. What the Amendment Does. The amendment would...
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DeLand Home Invasion Suspect Rams Patrol Car, Flees Into Lake County
Deputies were searching Friday for Joshua Mauri after investigators said he forced his way into a DeLand home, threatened a woman and destroyed her phone. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said the woman had taken shelter in a bedroom with her children. Deputies later reported that Mauri rammed a patrol vehicle and fled into Lake County.
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DeBary makes feral cat program permanent with new ordinance
DEBARY, Fla. – DeBary’s City Council voted to make its trap-neuter-release program a permanent permit ordinance, cementing a decade of work by Councilmember Patricia Stevenson before she terms out of office. The TNR program — which involves trapping feral cats, having them surgically neutered, then returning them to...