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Woman sues credit union after photo listed her as 'person of interest' in theft case
A Casselberry woman is suing Fairwinds Credit Union over release of a security photo that incorrectly linked her to a theft.
Woman sues credit union after photo listed her as 'person of interest' in theft case
A Casselberry woman is suing Fairwinds Credit Union over release of a security photo that incorrectly linked her to a theft.
Two women die when car is split in half
Two young Orlando women are dead in a violent crash on the east side. Traffic homicide investigators are looking at whether a speeding driver was to blame.
Seminole County Commission Meeting Update-July 22, 2008
Sanford, Fla., July 22, 2008-Today, the Board of County Commissioners, acting as the US 17-92 Community Redevelopment Agency, approved and authorized work outlined in the scope of services entitled ...
Dress rehearsal for interview can be a big job
Question: I am a big-and-tall guy, especially in the stomach region. I will be interviewing for jobs over the next few weeks and won't be able to shed a lot of pounds in a short time.
Cadet Tyler Alexander Powell graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., on May 31.
Foundations proffer a helping hand
Orlando Business Journal - by Susan Lundine Three local groups recently gave out a combined $1.25 million to Central Florida charities.
Teacher of the Week | Cindy Mitchell
“God just needed a wonderful first-grade teacher in heaven.”
School: Teaches first grade at English Estates Elementary in Fern Park. Education and experience: Graduated from Oviedo High School in 1990; received associate's degree from Seminole Community College in 1993 ... via The Orlando Sentinel
Why are several Eustis businesses saying they are from Mount Dora instead?
“We're the farthest thing away from snobs. This is a very warm and welcoming community.”
Mercedes or Toyota. Heineken or Budweiser. Filet mignon or pot roast. Target or Wal-Mart. Certain names have more cachet than others. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Some births may not appear in this listing because some hospitals are no longer releasing the names of newborns for publication. via Orlando Sentinel
Seminole County Firefighters Scoop for Charity at the Baskin-Robbins 31 Cent Night This Wednesday
Join Seminole County Fire Department Firefighters as they participate in a sweet fundraiser to benefit their fallen colleagues. via Seminole County Government
Malpractice claim may be complicated
Question: I had a medical procedure at a urologist's office on March 12. The next day I came down with a fever for which I began taking Tylenol. via The Orlando Sentinel
Words and Pictures by: Dean Devito On my first ride on Buell's sport touring ST back in the mid '90's things didn't go too well. via 2WF.com
911 callers get nowhere during 'catastrophic failure' in Seminole County
“The circuit breakers kept tripping back”
When you call 911, you expect an answer. But some Seminole County residents who called the emergency system Thursday morning didn't get one. via The Orlando Sentinel
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Woman gets 8 years in prison for defrauding millions
“Whether [Leclercq] gets one day in jail or the rest of her life in jail, it doesn't help me one bit”
Jean Bartley ran an Orlando-area brothel that advertised itself as a 'body scrub shop' where customers could get sponge baths or be disciplined by her daughter.
Jeanne Leclercq founded a South Florida business that raised millions of dollars from investors. She boasted of negotiating more than $5 billion of transactions during a 25-year career in finance.
One was a madam. One was a CEO. Federal authorities say both were the same woman - a graying grandmother, now 56 years old, who shuffled into a West Palm Beach federal courtroom on Friday in handcuffs and leg irons. Read more
“Has the commission said they want to buy the right of way back?”
A flyover bridge designed as the answer to unblocking one of the region's busiest intersections is losing support from a former backer who wants to "kill this project if at all possible." City Commissioner Jon ... via The Orlando Sentinel
Police ID suspect who went on shopping spree with dying man s credit card
Altamonte Springs police today identified Jay Martin Rodriguez as the man who went on a $4,700 shopping spree using a credit card he stole from a dying cancer patient. via The Orlando Sentinel
I'm a lumberjack, and I'm OK ... as long as you don't ax me a question
To the lowlife of Azalea Park: Bring back my four dogs. You didn't need to steal them. via The Orlando Sentinel