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clickorlando.com | Catherine Silver
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. - Of all the roads in central Florida, I-4 is one of the busiest. And if you live in Seminole County, you've probably sat in traffic where it gets backed up over the St. Johns River Bridge. News 6 has learned that commissioners in Seminole County are looking into asking the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to prioritize projects that will alleviate congestion for commuters and residents.
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clickorlando.com | Catherine Silver
LAKE COUNTY, Fla. - As Lake County Public Safety Director Kilbury drove our News 6 team through Tavares, he said an already busy fire season could get even busier with the current drought conditions. "It has slowly been crescendoing up," said Kilbury. "Yesterday, there was a pretty significant brush fire in the city of Groveland that had an escalation of several stations to help on that."Kilbury said that the brush fire was first reported at 50 acres and was growing in several directions.
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clickorlando.com | Catherine Silver
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - While a controversial proposal to take decisions about developing land out of local hands has stalled in the state legislature, new language has been added to another House bill with striking similarities. Senate Bill 1118 and its companion bill in the House both received backlash from local government officials and Central Florida residents who opposed legislation that would essentially undo our rural boundaries and restrict local development control.
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clickorlando.com | Catherine Silver
LAKE COUNTY, Fla. - Jennifer Newmons loves her home in Yalaha for the tranquility. Her backyard has a view of a nearby lake where she can sit and enjoy nature, but in recent weeks she's been hearing loud noises in the distance. "I thought it was gunshots," said Newmons.
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clickorlando.com | Catherine Silver
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. - Any minute, someone right here in central Florida could be one bill away from losing their home. That's the reality for more than 107,000 people in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties who are spending more than 40% of what they make on trying to keep a roof over their heads. As the cost of living keeps going up, so does the number of people in need of help.
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