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Free legal aid coming to the county PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 11:36

By Tiffanie Reynolds
Staff Writer

Low-income residents of Osceola County no longer will have to navigate the legal system on their own.

As soon as next month, the bar association will be launching the Legal Aid Society of Osceola County, or LASO, offering free legal aid to low-income and elderly residents of Osceola County. Although not offering attorneys to represent clients for free, their services will help residents navigate legal documents as well as the system.  

 
Infant mortality rate drops in Osceola County PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 11:35

By Tiffanie Reynolds
Staff Writer

Even as the United States was reported as the worst industrialized country for infant deaths, recent efforts in Osceola County have started to see those numbers drop locally.

 
St. Cloud woman who found birth mom connects with family in Kentucky PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 11:31

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Shannon Franklin, of St. Cloud, is pictured above with her birth parents, Angela McDowell, left and Denver Stewart after making a trip to Kentucky. She found them after a story ran in the News-Gazette in April.

By Fallan Patterson
For the News-Gazette

Just in time for her 27th birthday and Mother’s Day, Shannon Franklin found her biological mother.

With few clues, particularly a sonogram where her biological mother’s name was barely visible through someone’s attempt to scratch it out with pen, Franklin, of St. Cloud, was hopeful someone would end her quest but never thought it would happen so quickly.

 
Operation Summer Sweep nets 16 PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 11:28

The St. Cloud Police Department’s Investigative Services Division conducted Operation Summer Sweep on Friday in an attempt to combat illegal narcotic activity within the city limits.

 
Firefighters gather for fallen comrade PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 21 May 2013 14:50
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 Firefighters with Kissimmee's Station 11 stand at attention as the funeral procession for Lt. Bill Manning passed by Tuesday afternoon. 

By Ken Jackson

Staff Writer

Lt. William Arthur “Bill” Manning was “a firefighter’s firefighter,” and will be missed, Acting Kissimmee Fire Chief Jeremy Donovan said.

And not just by Kissimmee Fire Department Station 11, for which he served for nearly 12 years. That was made clear today by the appearance of two dozen other fire departments and rescue squads who sent representatives to honor him and his unit following his funeral service at the Silver Spurs Arena.

 
Services for fallen firefighter begin today PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 20 May 2013 09:54

The city of Kissimmee Fire Department has announced arrangements for fallen firefighter Lt. William Manning.

 

 
Fiery Poinciana car crash still under investigation PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 20 May 2013 09:43

The Florida Highway Patrol is still investigating a crash from Sunday on eastbound Cypress Parkway that left the driver and passenger dead.

 

 
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