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Florida officer let impaired driver go. Minutes later, driver killed a mom and son, chief says (opens the original)
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A mother and her son were killed on Tuesday in Ocala after being hit by a driver who was allowed on the road despite showing signs of impairment just minutes prior. They were identified by the police department as Eric Derick Maurice McGill, 31, and De Lawn Marshall Duncan, 50, from Ocala. Ocala Police Chief Mike Balken said the department has taken immediate steps to launch a full-scale investigation into the crash, which he described as "devastating" and preventable. The crash occurred around
Palm Bay residents urge city to keep aquatic center open (opens the original)
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Public concerns over the future of the Palm Bay Aquatic Center had scores of residents speaking out. They recently packed a council meeting worried about its shutdown. Now, the city is looking for outside help to operate the facility. “My grandkids learn to swim at that pool. Why take away something that is beneficial to kids, adults, everyone?” one resident said. Attendees urged the Palm Bay City Council not to close or sell the Palm Bay Aquatic Center. "I just want to say, this just isn't just
Lighthouse Central Florida celebrates 50 years empowering people with vision disabilities (opens the original)
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Lighthouse Central Florida is celebrating 50 years of serving the Central Florida community. The nonprofit says 59,000 individuals in Florida are living with a vision disability. Lighthouse Central Florida works to empower people to live independent, fulfilling lives by offering valuable programs and jobs. Thursday morning is the “Raising Our Sights” annual fundraising breakfast at the Winter Park Events Center. "Live in the present and make your life the best you absolutely can,” Kyle Coon said
Orange County School Board finalizes reduced budget for 2026-27 school year (opens the original)
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The Orange County School Board on Tuesday finalized a reduced budget for the 2026-27 school year. "I listen to my colleagues talk about how much they are struggling to survive," said OCPS teacher Asmaa Elmani. "I listen to the heartbreaking decisions they make to leave the profession." Just some of the sentiment shared as school board members discussed a final budget of $7.9 billion. "We are ranked 50th in the country in average teacher pay and our teachers are feeling it every single day," said
Altamonte Springs weighs future of Red Hot & Boom, library (opens the original)
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Altamonte Springs is talking about ending one of the most popular 4th of July celebrations in Central Florida — Red Hot & Boom. The city manager, Frank Martz, says the event has grown too large and too expensive and should be cut from Altamonte Springs' $22 million budget for 2027. Red Hot & Boom costs the city about $950,000 for everything from fireworks to staffing. 250,000 people attended this past event. Forty-three people signed up to speak Thursday night, but the majority were more concern
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