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Ocoee Police locate missing 90-year-old woman with dementia
OCOEE, Fla. - In an update, the Ocoee Police Department said a missing 90-year-old woman, who disappeared from an assisted living facility, has been found and is safe. What we know: — Ocoee police are searching for 90-year-old Shirley Anderson, who has dementia and went missing near a retention pond along Tomyn Boulevard, just off the Florida Turnpike. She was last seen at 11 p.m. Wednesday at the Inspired Assisted Living Facility, which is located in the area.
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Report: Tampa's wealthy turning to rentals at higher numbers
Tampa’s richest residents are becoming the city’s biggest renters, according to Redfin. The Seattle-based real estate technology firm has just released a report that found that out of the 50 most populated metropolitan markets in the country, 35 have seen wealthy renters taking up a bigger share of rental properties in recent years.
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Westcourt Orlando to break ground this fall
ORLANDO, Fla. — Big things are coming to downtown Orlando as the developers behind Westcourt Orlando recently shared a plan to break ground as soon as this fall. The 900,000-square-foot mixed-use project Westcourt Orlando is coming to Downtown. The development is expected to bring in events venues, restaurants, and...
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When is the new White Castle opening in Clermont? What we know
CLERMONT — Call Harold and Kumar, White Castle is breaking ground in Clermont. It's the second White Castle to open in Florida. Another will open soon in Kissimmee, too. The company plans to open the "highly anticipated" White Castle in late summer 2025, according to a press release. When did the first White Castle open? In case you haven't visited a White Castle, it's the first fast-food hamburger chain in, well, the world, founded in 1921. Billy Ingram launched the family-owned business with $700 and the idea of selling 5-cent, small, square hamburgers that are easy to eat in...
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14-year-old boy reported missing, endangered out of Ocoee
OCOEE, Fla. – Ocoee police are searching for a 14-year-old boy reported missing and considered endangered. Eric Ron Lamonte King Jr. was last seen around 8 a.m. Wednesday in the area of Ocoee Middle School, the Ocoee Police Department said in a news release. King is believed to have...