
Stephen Hudak
Writer at Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel writer, covering Orange County and bears! You can also email me at [email protected]
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2 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Stephen Hudak
Long before the Michelin Guide's "famously anonymous" inspectors sneaked into Orlando to gauge its gastronomical genius, TastyChomps food blogger Ricky Ly believed the city's chefs had the chops to rank with the world's best. "We were all sure Orlando had these great places and, given a chance, could make any list," he said. The talent of local chefs made it so, Ly said. But so too did another Central Florida resource: tourist-tax money.
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3 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Ryan Gillespie |Stephen Hudak
From the moment he saw the 35 acres of wooded, county-owned land next to Aquatica, Pat Williams believed he had found what he was looking for: the perfect site to build a baseball stadium. It was shown to the longtime sports executive years ago during a lunch-hour meeting with Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and other county staff, Williams recounted at a 2023 meeting of a citizens' task force of the Tourist Development Council.
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3 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Ryan Gillespie |Stephen Hudak
From the moment he saw the 35 acres of wooded, county-owned land next to Aquatica, Pat Williams believed he had found what he was looking for: the perfect site to build a baseball stadium. It was shown to the longtime sports executive years ago during a lunch-hour meeting with Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and other county staff, Williams recounted at a 2023 meeting of a citizens' task force of the Tourist Development Council.
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1 week ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Stephen Hudak |Natalia Jaramillo
Defenders of Split Oak Forest tried but failed Tuesday to persuade Orange County government to take legal action to halt construction of a toll road through the public land's southern wedge. Forest advocates insist Orange County has grounds to oppose the highway, even though it sits solely in the Osceola County portion of the preserve. County lawyers say they don't.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Stephen Hudak |Natalia Jaramillo
Defenders of Split Oak Forest tried but failed Tuesday to persuade Orange County government to take legal action to halt construction of a toll road through the public land’s southern wedge. Forest advocates insist Orange County has grounds to oppose the highway, even though it sits solely in the Osceola County portion of the preserve. County lawyers say they don’t.
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Special shout out to @OrangeCoFL & Mandy Kimmer for thoughtful ceremony for Deputy Pine park ground-breaking. https://t.co/81mUKnfLuV

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