Tag: Windermere

New package replaces outdated lights that had become unsafe to install.

"We want our money back. We're paying the town's attorneys out of taxes, so basically I'm suing myself."

Circuit Court Judge John E. Jordan: “It would be grossly inequitable and shock the public conscience if a government body would take away a citizen’s private property rights by virtue of the fact that those citizens were effectively coerced to pay nominal rent to have access to their own private property.”

Judge undecided after town, residents seek decision in case to stave off possible November trial.

Owners of the historic boathouses say the case is about who owns the bottom of the lagoon beneath the structures. Windermere insists it's about honoring a 36-year-old lease. It's up to Circuit Court Judge John E. Jordan to decide.

It’s been three years and nearly half a million dollars in legal fees since the Town of Windermere sued residents in its attempt to take possession of five century-old boathouses in the Palmer Park lagoon. A judge’s decision about whether the lagoon is private or state-owned land could bring it all to a close.

Both ceremonies highlighted women’s contributions to the U.S. Armed Forces.

State Sen. Keith Truenow filed the resolution in honor of the town’s centennial

Small town elections show candidates don’t have to spend big to win.

Charter amendments pass in Ocoee by comfortable margin.