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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for WESH
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Central Florida teen swimmer inspires kids fighting cancer (opens the original)
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A local high school student is using his passion for swimming to raise money and awareness for children fighting cancer, drawing inspiration from his own cancer battle and his brother's experience. Seventeen-year-old Ethan Huynh, a cancer survivor from Montverde Academy, is using his love of swimming to raise money and awareness for cancer research after overcoming brain cancer. "How quickly my life changed within those three days was something I still can't even get over," Huynh said. In 2023,
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings shares prostate cancer journey, advocates for screenings (opens the original)
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Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings is opening up about his battle with prostate cancer, sharing his experience and encouraging men to prioritize regular screenings as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month begins. Speaking with WESH 2 News in his first interview since undergoing surgery, Demings reflected on his diagnosis of stage 1 prostate cancer and the treatment that followed, which he says did not require chemotherapy or radiation. "I chose the option of having my prostate removed, prostatectomy, a
Superintendent of Orange County schools sits down with WESH 2 to talk retirement after 35 years (opens the original)
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Dr. Maria Vazquez, superintendent of Orange County Public Schools, announced earlier this week that she will retire at the end of the upcoming school year, concluding more than 30 years of service with the district. In an exclusive interview, Vazquez became emotional when discussing her decision. "I need a moment... it's OK," she said, fighting back tears. Reflecting on her time with OCPS, she added, "You know it's family. It's such an incredible place." >> More: Orange County Superintendent Mar
Orange County professor brings meals and connection to seniors in need (opens the original)
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In Orange County, where over 37,000 seniors struggle with hunger, a local professor is making a difference by volunteering with the Seniors First Meals on Wheels program. Teddy Duncan, a full-time professor at Valencia College and a Ph.D. student at the University of Central Florida, dedicates time each week to delivering meals and companionship to seniors, many of whom consider him a blessing. "Ay eso es un amor … yo le digo, my baby! You call him your baby? My baby!" one senior said, laughing.
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