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Stanford study points to vaccine that protects against multiple infections

Traditionally, vaccines protect against one particular pathogen, but Stanford Medicine researchers created a vaccine that offered immunity from respiratory viruses, bacteria, and allergens.
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Constitutional law professor gives insight to SCOTUS ruling

ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida businesses are hoping for the best after Friday’s decision from the high court and what it means for their bottom lines moving forward. Take Cybertron Videogames in Winter Park for example. Walking into the store is like a blast from the past. Wall...
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Swamp Xistas threw a musical Mardi Gras party at Orlando’s Will’s Pub

Swamp Xistas threw a festive Mardi Gras Mambo concert and party to evoke the sights and sounds of New Orleans at Will's Pub. The post Swamp Xistas threw a musical Mardi Gras party at Orlando’s Will’s Pub appeared first on Orlando Weekly .
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Orlando Nightlife Faces New Monthly Policing Bills

Downtown Orlando nightlife operators are staring down a steeper bill this month after the city shifted policing charges tied to after-midnight alcohol permits to a monthly, pay-in-advance system that kicked in Feb. 1. What used to be a weekly invoice with a bit of wiggle room is now a single lump-sum tab due on the...
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Q&A: Mayoral candidates address Border Lake

Hurricane Milton in 2024 severely damaged the Border Lake Drainage Basin, highlighting longstanding flooding issues in Apopka's closed basin area. Mayor Bryan Nelson secured $6.25 million in grants to redirect floodwater from Border Lake to a wastewater plant for treatment and reclaimed water use. Commissioner Nick...
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Voters to decide Apopka form of government

Apopka voters will decide on March 10 whether to keep the current strong mayor system or switch to a council-manager form of government. All mayoral candidates support retaining the strong mayor role, emphasizing its importance for executive leadership and city management. Some council candidates favor the strong...
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Residents of Orlando’s Rowena Gardens neighborhood still in fear of coyotes

A Chihuahua named Ben survived a daylight coyote attack in Rowena Gardens, leading his owner to dress him in spiked canvas armor for protection. Residents report graphic sightings — including coyotes carrying dead cats — but say local authorities and the FWC have offered little more than "self-help" tips.
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Slash Reserves and Services? Annex Maitland? Winter Park Mulls Answers to Property Tax Cuts

NOTE: This story originally appeared in the Winter Park Voice. The Florida House voted Thursday to ask voters to eliminate all property taxes — except those that fund schools — for people who live in their homes, but the Senate has yet to take up a plan. With...
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5 Orlando Restaurants Locals Say Serve the Best Burgers

Orlando is way more than theme parks—especially when it comes to burgers. Across Milk District, Mills 50, Winter Park, and beyond, locals have strong opinions about where to get the best one. These five spots are constant favorites. 1. Teak Neighborhood Grill. Teak is basically an encyclopedia of burgers,...
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Orlando weather: Weekend ends with showers; Storm Team alert for Monday

ORLANDO, Fla. - This strong cold front started to swing into Central Florida early Sunday with hit-or-miss showers on the docket. They'll likely stick around through around lunchtime with the boundary through the region by mid-afternoon. Sunday afternoon will be brighter, breezier, and cooler as the chill starts to...

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