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07.30.26 West Orange Times & Observer

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W EST O RA N G E T I M E S & INSIDE:

Observer Winter Garden, Ocoee, Oakland

LOCAL

MOTION AN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO LIFE IN WEST ORANGE COUNTY

2026-2027

YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

VOLUME 93, NO. 31

FREE • THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2026

Ocoee creates EMS division, fund Commissioners approved the division to help separate EMS revenues from the city’s General Fund. 5A. LOCAL MOTION 2026

Let’s twist again

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Winter Garden maintains millage rate The City Commission approved maintaining the current millage rate and set public hearings on the budget for September. SEE PAGE 6A.

YOUR TOWN DONATE TO THE CHAMBER’S SUPPLY DRIVE

Greg Thompson’s passion is entertainment.

Photo by Leticia Silva

Local entertainer Greg Thompson is hosting weekly decades dance parties for maturing adults at Ocoee’s Rock ’N Rev. The best part: Partiers are home before dinnertime. SEE PAGE 4A.

CANDIDATE Q&A

Four candidates are running to succeed Jerry Demings as Orange County mayor. PAGE 3A.

The West Orange Foundation is teaming up with Orange County School Board member Anne Douglas to supply kids in District 1 with backpacks as they head back to school. The foundation seeks to donate 300 filled backpacks at the SunRidge Community Back-to-School event, which will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, at SunRidge Elementary School, 14455 SunRidge Blvd., Winter Garden. Donate backpacks, pencils, pens, folders and one-subject notebooks by Monday, Aug. 3, at the West Orange Chamber of Commerce, 12184 W. Colonial Drive, Winter Garden. For more, visit wochamber. com.

HAMLIN PARADE RAISES $9K FOR AMERICAN LEGION

SUN’S OUT, FUN’S OUT Ocoee residents enjoyed a day of sunshine at the city’s Family Receation Day. SEE PAGE 7B.

A $9,000 check was presented to the Horizon West American Legion Post 419 Tuesday, July 21, from proceeds collected at the Hamlin All-American Flag Parade. “This year’s kickoff event was proudly themed in celebration of America’s 250th, while supporting the veterans who have served our great nation,” said Austin Arthur, one of the event coordinators. These funds will support the post’s mission and the continuation of veteran assistance and resource navigation, scholarships, youth leadership programs, family support, veteranto-veteran mentorships, events and activities. “This is only the beginning,” Arthur said. “God bless our veterans and God bless America.”


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