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Brush Fire Prompts Apartment Evacuation
Firefighters in Seminole County are working to extinguish a brush fire near an apartment complex in Winter Springs.
Primary opponent tussles with Kosmas over shuttle
A primary challenger to U.S. Rep. Suzanne Kosmas is taking aim at the freshman legislator today, accusing the Democrat from New Smyrna Beach of ignoring aerospace workers after she skipped a Saturday rally for those who could lose their jobs when the space shuttle is retired.
Town Center unites for Haiti relief effort
Out of adversity often comes strength. The mass devastation produced by an earthquake more than 800 miles away has inspired Winter Springs merchants to work collectively to make a difference.
Major marijuana bust targets ring that allegedly supplied UCF, FSU campuses
Officers said 41 search and arrest warrants were served after a six-month investigation into a large marijuana distribution ring that has ties to California and Mexico.
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Seamless hotel reservation delivery solution introduced to the global hospitality industry as a complete two-way data communication platform Winter Springs, Fla.
Bank of America says Winter Springs credit counselors failed to pay bill
A credit-card company has filed suit against a Winter Springs credit counseling agency with an ironic accusation - that the company racked up more than $18,000 worth of debt and then failed to pay its bill.
Seminole Wekiva Trail Maintenance
The Cross Seminole Trail will have intermittent closures due to pavement maintenance from the week of March 1st through the week of March 15, 2010.
Second Chance hits town center
Some clothes deserve a second chance. Abandoned in drawers or pushed to the back of the closet, these nearly new items, some still holding onto designer tags, need an opportunity to debut.
Seminole sheriff's dispatcher faces child-porn charges
A dispatcher for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office was arrested this morning on child pornography charges.
In as little as six months, Oviedo could be host to as many as three red light cameras after the Oviedo City Council passed the first draft of an ordinance allowing the police department to install them.
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April is cruelest month for Social Security recipient
Dear Greg: I have always had my Social Security check direct-deposited. Last year I was the victim of identity theft, and my check for April was redirected to an account set up by the thieves.
Girl Scouts go door to door to collect supplies for Haiti relief
By Amy K.D. Tobik February 17, 2010 Neighbors couldn't help but smile as they watched eighth-graders Holly Romero and Sara Konecny run door to door collecting supplies on an early Saturday morning for a cause close to their hearts - aiding the survivors of the earthquake in Haiti.
Will Card Cubby be a cash cow for Winter Springs inventor?
Wendy Krepak's invention was born out of frustration. Annoyed by a purse full of loose business and gift cards she could never find when she needed them, the Winter Springs woman threw together a homemade contraption to keep it all organized.
Clss 6A rivals won't have to wait for boys basketball playoff rematch
This is the fourth consecutive year that Winter Park and Winter Springs have met in the playoffs, but usually it is in the region semifinals, not the quarterfinals.
Brittany Eunice Alexander, 21, of the 300 block of Birch Terrace, Winter Springs, was booked into the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Feb.
Officer Pulled Over, Suspected Of Drunken Driving
Winter Springs police denied that an officer who was pulled over on suspicion of drinking and driving had received special treatment.
Ed Dedelow makes it an even dozen running against Kosmas
Freshman U..S. Rep. Suzanne Kosmas , D-New Smyrna Beach, keeps attracting more opponents in her bid for re-election. The total is now up to an even dozen, and that doesn't count ex-Ruth's Chris CEO Craig Miller who's the candidate-du-jour of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
a Judge Judya rules in a Central Florida case
Judge Judy Sheindlin delivers her special brand of justice to two Central Floridians on Wednesday.
The gist: Orange County Public Schools can restore public trust by replacing its retiring legal consultant with a resident General Counsel.
Mother sues W.S. police over tasing
It's been more than four years since the Winter Springs Police Department tased 18-year-old Harrison Albert in handcuffs in front of his mother, grandmother and 8-year-old sister.
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