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Blue Bamboo Looks to Lease Space to Visual Artists

Blue Bamboo Looks to Lease Space to Visual Artists

Sept. 3, 2026: The performing arts venue has hit multiple obstacles as its rent for the old city library building increases
Winter Park to Remove Flock Cameras Per State Order

Winter Park to Remove Flock Cameras Per State Order

Sept. 2, 2026: "The cameras have value in terms of investigative and security uses, but the issue is whether or not people's privacy rights and concerns over surveillance outweigh those legitimate and positive uses," Commissioner Warren Lindsey told the Voice
Chabad Synagogue Approved in 3-2 Vote

Chabad Synagogue Approved in 3-2 Vote

Aug. 26, 2026: The development will also include townhomes and a daycare that some neighbors said will cause too much traffic and parking problems
Column: The Uplifting Story of One Park Ave Shop

Column: The Uplifting Story of One Park Ave Shop

Aug. 26, 2026: How boobs - and class - equal business for local entrepreneur
Neighbors Tell Court They Plan to Resolve Suit Over Virginia Heights Park

Neighbors Tell Court They Plan to Resolve Suit Over Virginia Heights Park

In dispute is how the private park on Lake Virginia can be used after high-profile neighbors on both sides sought
Merrywood Sold for $15 Million to New Buyer

Merrywood Sold for $15 Million to New Buyer

Aug. 19, 2026: A city official says the request for a lot split will likely be tabled instead of heard at next week's City Commission meeting
Winter Park Police Chief Adds New Rules for Flock Cameras

Winter Park Police Chief Adds New Rules for Flock Cameras

Chief Tim Volkerson said the cameras that capture license plates are helpful in investigations, but wants to respond to concerns
Annemarie Cooper Named New Winter Park Chamber President

Annemarie Cooper Named New Winter Park Chamber President

Aug. 13, 2026: Cooper, who was promoted from inside the chamber, replaces Betsy Gardner, who left in May
Winter Park Considers More Red Light Cameras

Winter Park Considers More Red Light Cameras

Aug. 11, 2026: Police Chief Tim Volkerson said the cameras help enhance safety and could bring extra revenue for the department

On the Chopping Block: Police, Fire, Community Groups, Trash Collection

Aug. 7, 2026: This week, in an email to residents, Mayor Sheila DeCiccio asked what should be cut in the city budget as a result of state-ordered reductions
Synagogue, Daycare and Townhomes Win Approval from Planning Board

Synagogue, Daycare and Townhomes Win Approval from Planning Board

Aug. 5, 2026: A number of residents spoke for and against the project that will result in the first permanent synagogue in Winter Park

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