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From WFTV, Oviedo Community News and 6 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WFTV7 hours ago

    Orange County mayor-elect eyes potential cuts as Amendment 3 reshapes county budget

    Orange County Mayor-elect Moore Russell launches transition site to address potential service cuts starting in 2028.

  2. Oviedo Community News10 hours ago

    Santos stuns Lockhart in Seminole County Commission upset

    Lockhart had served two terms before being swept up in what's been dubbed a "blue wave" election. Santos will be the first black woman to serve on the Seminole County Commission.

  3. The Apopka Chief Newspaper10 hours ago

    Apopka City Commission suspends elected officials’ discretionary funding

    Commission also approves $8,344 reimbursement for festival expenses.

  4. Spectrum News 1311 hours ago

    Oviedo city leaders prepare for cuts due to Amendment 3

    Mayor Megan Sladek says the city may have to cut about 70 positions two years from now.

    Also reported byOviedo Community News

  5. The Apopka Voice12 hours ago

    Ridgebrooke access concerns lead DRC discussion; Kelly Park tract advances

    Questions about a secondary access road, paving requirements, and potential occupancy delays dominated the Apopka Development Review Committee’s Nov. 4 discussion of Ridgebrooke. The committee also reviewed needed revisions to the Apopka K-8 Charter School plat and recommended approval of a Crossroads at Kelly Park park tract.

  6. WESH13 hours ago

    Orange County mayor-elect Tiffany Moore Russell prepares for Amendment 3 impact

    Also reported byThe Apopka Chief NewspaperFlorida National News

  7. WKMG14 hours ago

    Here’s the cutoff for new homeowners under Florida’s Amendment 3

    Florida voters managed to approve the state’s latest property tax proposal — Amendment 3 — on Tuesday night, though it may raise a new question for some homeowners: will it apply to me?

In brief

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  • SandbagsSeminole County's sandbag sites in Geneva (217 2nd St.) and Sanford (3325 Cameron Ave.) are open 7 a.m.

    Seminole County's sandbag sites in Geneva (217 2nd St.) and Sanford (3325 Cameron Ave.) are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Both are unstaffed, so bring a shovel and gloves if you're filling your own bags.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WFTV