Legal Public Notices 10/19/2022

Orlando Legals Legal Public Notices Extra Space Storage will hold a public auction to sell personal property described below at the property indicated: November 8, 2022 at the times and location listed below. The personal goods stored therein by the following: 12:00 PM Extra Space Storage 1101 Marshall Farms Rd, Ocoee 34761 (407) 516-7221 Angella Russell – totes. Anquaneki…

Florida State Fire Marshal calls on Elon Musk, other EV producers for answers about vehicles catching fire from Hurricane Ian flooding

Florida State Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis has called for electric car companies to answer for electric vehicles that have burst into flames from the storm surge of Hurricane Ian. The State Fire Marshall issued a letter to over 30 electric vehicle manufacturers, including Tesla, Rivian, Ford, GM and others, calling on the companies to “step-up, demonstrate…

Orange County Library System goes overdue fine-free effective this week

Joining other cities and library systems across the country, the Orange County Library System is going fine-free effective immediately. What does this mean for you, the local bibliophile? Effective Sunday, Oct. 16, the OCLS network of public library branches will no longer issue overdue charges for borrowed material returned late. And, going a step beyond…

FDOT, contractor face lawsuit over Gov. Ron DeSantis’ migrant flight stunt

An open-government group has filed a lawsuit against the Florida Department of Transportation and a state contractor, alleging they did not comply with public-records requests stemming from controversial flights of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. The Florida Center for Government Accountability filed the lawsuit Saturday in Leon County circuit court. The nonprofit group also…

Florida Supreme Court case determining whether cops can be protected as victims when they shoot someone set for December

The Florida Supreme Court on Monday scheduled arguments Dec. 7 in a high-profile case about a 2018 constitutional amendment known as “Marsy’s Law.” The voter-approved Marsy’s Law amendment included a series of protections for crime victims. The 1st District Court of Appeal last year sided with two Tallahassee police officers who invoked the law to…

Orlando FreeFall removal postponed until Tyre Sampson death investigation closes

Although operators of the Orlando FreeFall announced the attraction’s permanent closure earlier this month, state officials said that Tyre Sampson’s death investigation must conclude before moving forward with the FreeFall’s removal. State officials spoke to WESH 2 about putting the removal on hold until Sampson’s death investigation reaches a close. There has been no official timeline…

More than half a million insurance claims have been filed in Florida since Hurricane Ian

With the largest number involving residential property, nearly 520,000 insurance claims had been filed Friday from Hurricane Ian, according to data posted online by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. The data showed that 519,686 claims had been filed, including 367,903 involving residential property. Other claims involve such things as auto damage. Estimated insured losses…

Here are all the best events to celebrate Come Out With Pride this weekend

Thursday, Oct. 13 Movies Out Loud Watermark’s Movies Out Loud presents a night of hilarious commentary with hosts Real Radio’s Sabrina Ambra and drag performer Trixie Deluxxe and a screening of the 1980 film Xanadu. 7 p.m., Savoy Orlando, 1913 N. Orange Ave., savoyorlando.com, $12-$15. We Shall Overcome: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Diversity Honoring LGBTQ+ people of…

Florida judge refuses to block state’s rule barring gender-affirming care under Medicaid

A federal judge on Wednesday refused to issue a preliminary injunction to block a new state rule preventing Medicaid reimbursements for gender-affirming treatments for transgender people, saying plaintiffs had failed to demonstrate “irreparable harm.” But U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle also questioned how state health officials supported their decision to block the Medicaid coverage, saying…

Feds reject push to declare gopher tortoises endangered

Concluding that the animals are “not in danger of extinction,” federal wildlife officials Tuesday rejected listing gopher tortoises in Florida as endangered or threatened species. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released a 113-page decision that said gopher tortoises would continue to be considered a threatened species in parts of southwest Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana…

Republican senator, new UF President Ben Sasse chased from first campus meeting by angry protestors

Hundreds of boisterous student protesters drove Sen. Ben Sasse from a stage Monday afternoon at the University of Florida, where he has been selected as the sole finalist to become the school’s next president. Before he was interrupted, Sasse – a conservative Republican – defended his remarks opposing forgiveness of student loans, endorsed tenure reviews…

Florida insurers try to ease fears following Hurricane Ian

Two Florida property-insurance companies this week offered assurances about their financial health as they deal with thousands of claims from Hurricane Ian. The parent companies of Universal Property and Casualty Insurance Co. and Homeowners Choice Property and Casualty Insurance Co. issued written and video statements as Florida’s troubled insurance industry faces widespread questions about its…

Mr. Worldwide himself, Pitbull, lands in Orlando on Sunday

Face it, ‘You Can’t Stop Us’ from dancing to the amped-up music from Grammy-winning artist Pitbull at the Amway Center this weekend. The Cuban-American rapper brings an impressive discography of hits stretching back to his start in the early 2000s. Pitbull’s breakthrough hit “Give Me Everything” from 2011 dominated the Billboard Hot 100 charts for…


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