Tag: Winter Garden

Claim noise from low-flying helicopters would disturb wildlife and home-office workers, harm veterans and autistic children in nearby communities.

Committee members grappling with issues of future population growth, keeping communities of interest together as they attempt to draw fair and equitable lines

"Once the community is involved, we'll have a better outcome," says Jamie Holley (right), president of One Winter Garden.

When disposable diapers cost as much as $80 for the approximately 300 diapers a baby needs each month, low-wealth families often come up about 19 diapers short. Winter Garden diaper doyenne Sharon Lyles is spotlighting this ongoing issue within our communities during National Diaper Need Awareness Week.

A former New York City police officer now living in Winter Garden, Marvin Vasquez talks about being at the World Trade Center when the planes hit, the tough decision he had to make, and how a moment of comfort became an iconic photograph.

“We needed to address the Garden’s checkered past of diversity and inclusivity,” said artistic director Joseph C. Walsh.

Residents have mixed reactions to the news that more police are moving into the neighborhood.

What's making noise on Marsh Road? More than just dump trucks are hitting high scores on decibel meters.

Commissioners try to appease two cities; end up pleasing neither. Winter Garden residents "don't see the logic in the decision."

There's hope for a compromise, but time — and patience — is running out.