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Donations pouring into Westlake's new Goodwill donation center since it opened in August (opens the original)
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A new Goodwill donation drop-off center in Westlake is making it easier for residents to clean out their closets and help their neighbors. Since opening in August, the center has collected more than 600 pounds of donations in just over a month. WFLX reporter Christy Waite connected with Vice President of Operations Brady O’Neil, who said the response from the community has exceeded expectations. “The community has really shown out for us, so far we have had more than 600 pounds of donations in t
Mayor rallies Westlake community to surprise Station 22 firefighters with a crew-sized table (opens the original)
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WPTV reporter Christy Waite recently learned that Westlake firefighters at Station 22 were in need of a bigger table to fit all of their staff. On Tuesday, the station got a surprise months in the making — a handmade table that will give them a place to finally sit down together for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even holiday meals. WATCH BELOW: Westlake firefighters receive new table When Mayor J.P. O'Connor learned the fire station needed a bigger table to accommodate everyone, he jumped into ac
Toddler graduates from swim school months after nearly drowning at Easter family gathering (opens the original)
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A Palm Beach County 3-year-old is celebrating a major milestone — graduating from swimming lessons — just months after drowning in a pool. WFLX reporter Christy Waite was there for the big moment and watched as Lennox showed off her new life-saving swimming skills. Lennox was found unconscious and floating in a pool during a family Easter Sunday gathering earlier this year. Her mom, Chrissy, jumped into action and used her past training to perform CPR. “There was water coming out of her ears, no
Central Elementary in Okeechobee becomes county's only Guy Harvey Conservation School (opens the original)
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Central Elementary School in Okeechobee is now the only public school in the county to be named a Guy Harvey Conservation School. The program is giving students hands-on learning in environmental conservation through science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). For Central Elementary, the partnership connects students to the natural world around them while helping them understand the importance of protecting Florida's waterways, wildlife and ecosystems. WATCH BELOW: Okeechobee's Cent
Central Elementary students get hands-on learning about environment through Guy Harvey Conservation School (opens the original)
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OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Central Elementary School in Okeechobee is now the only public school in the county to be named a Guy Harvey Conservation School. The program is giving students hands-on learning in environmental conservation through science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). For Central Elementary, the partnership connects students to the natural world around them while helping them understand the importance of protecting Florida's waterways, wildlife and ecosystems. WATCH BELOW
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