Legal Public Notices 9/21/2022

Orlando Legals Legal Public Notices Extra Space Storage will hold a public auction to sell personal property described below belonging to those individuals listed below at the location indicated: 5603 Metrowest Blvd Orlando, FL 32811 on 10/12/22 at 12:00 PM: Dana Thomas: household goods, art supplies, photos; Jean Pierre Rosalva: household goods; Samuel Melchioretto: tv and tires;…

Two Orlando routes named among 10 worst traffic snarls in U.S.

Two roads in Orlando have been named among the top 10 worst for traffic in the entire United States. The study by traffic analysts Inrix measured typical congestion and hours lost sitting in traffic on American roads. The study found that the average American driver lost 36 hours of their life sitting in congested traffic…

Amazon Fresh grocery store planned for Maitland shopping center

Amazon is looking to build a grocery store in Maitland. Orlando Business Journal reports that the online retailer and recent entrant into the grocery game will build an Amazon Fresh in the planned Trelago Market shopping center. Amazon has owned organic mega-chain Whole Foods since 2017.  Amazon Fresh began its life as a produce and grocery…

Okeechobee Music Festival to return in a big way in 2023

The popular Okeechobee Music Festival returns to Sunshine Grove next spring with some eye-popping headliners — and tickets go on sale later this week. The four-day festival is set to feature over 100 performers across genre, spread out over multiple themed stages, with a little something for everyone. The lineup runs the gamut from classic funk…

Prosecutor suspended by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for refusal to enforce abortion ban will have case heard by judge

A federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by suspended Hillsborough County State Attorney Andrew Warren but also rejected the Democrat’s request for a preliminary injunction to block the suspension by Gov. Ron DeSantis, saying the public wouldn’t be served by “yo-yoing” prosecutors. During an hour-long hearing, U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle…

Just a short drive from Orlando, Tampa now has a magic mushroom dispensary

It appears Floridians now have a legal avenue to actually enjoy a Phish show. Ybor City’s Chillum Hemp Dispensary, which has operated out of 1714 E. Seventh St. since 2018, is now known as “Chillum Mushroom and Hemp Dispensary,” since it now carries mushroom products. “The store now stocks different grow kits, spores and mycology cultures,…

Seminole Dems headquarters also hit with ‘fascist’ graffiti

Yet another Seminole County political HQ has been vandalized. Mere weeks after some suspiciously neat graffiti was found on the headquarters of the Seminole County GOP in Casselberry, the Democratic Party office was also tagged with graffiti that appears to be in conversation with that first bit of vandalism. The windows of the building in…

President Joe Biden to visit Orlando, stump for Dems later this month

President Joe Biden will be in Orlando Sept. 27 for a Democratic National Committee rally, according to the White House. Biden’s speech will include information on how attendees can take action to support Florida’s Democratic candidates on the November ballot, according to the Florida Dems website. The event will last from 4-9 p.m. 2022 marks a very…

Former White House aide says Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz requested preemptive pardon from sex trafficking allegations

Matt Gaetz sought a preemptive pardon for charges that might come from an investigation into allegations that the Florida representative engaged in sex trafficking, according to a former White House aide. John McEntee, the former head of the White House’s personnel office, revealed this tidbit during his testimony before the US House’s committee investigating the…

Proposed titanium mine near Florida’s Okefenokee wildlife refuge moving forward after Army Corps of Engineers drops protections

Environmental groups are calling on Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division to reject permits to build a titanium mine near an intact freshwater wetland system known as the Okefenokee Swamp, which extends into Florida. The up-and-down battle to protect the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge has perplexed many because of new murky U.S. wetland policies formed under the Trump…

Maitland’s Enzian to screen a double-header of punk-rock docs on Monday

Oi! The Enzian Theater in Maitland is putting on a double-feature of punk-themed music documentaries next week for one night only. The evening’s bill of fare will consist of Nightclubbing: The Birth of Punk Rock in NYC and the short film Sid: The Final Curtain. Nightclubbing focuses in on that “other” NYC punk hotspot, Max’s Kansas…

Big Thief play The Beacham in Orlando on just announced 2023 tour

Indie-rock band Big Thief is stopping in Orlando on Feb. 20 as part of their upcoming world tour. Big Thief’s newest release, double-LP Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You explores the band’s deepest and most resonant sound to date. Conveying themes of chosen family and individual growth, DNWMIBIY offers the listeners a reflectively…

Tropical Storm Fiona expected to form into hurricane

Tropical Storm Fiona is expected to become a hurricane as it moves west and north over the weekend. The sixth named storm of the 2022 hurricane season is currently about 130 miles  of Guadeloupe. The National Hurricane Center forecasts that it will become a hurricane on Sunday night or early Monday morning off the coast of…

Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to defend tricking migrants into flight to Martha’s Vineyard

Saying undocumented immigrants were sent to “greener pastures,” Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday defended Florida’s participation in a pair of flights carrying about 50 migrants, including children, that landed Wednesday at Martha’s Vineyard Airport. While the governor’s office claimed credit for the controversial relocation effort, details remained scant Thursday about Florida’s involvement and the people…

Tropical Storm Fiona forms, heads toward Puerto Rico

The sixth-named storm of a mostly quiet hurricane season has formed in the Atlantic. Tropical Storm Fiona is currently east of the Leeward Islands and expected to impact that area before the end of the workweek. Tropical storm watches are expected in the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico by the end of the day,…

Bomba Estéreo bring their eclectic spin on Latin pop to Orlando on Friday

With an eclectic and bombastic style, Colombia’s Bomba Estéreo is a unique Latin music act known for their multidisciplinary techniques in composition, alongside melodies and vocals that are tricky to place solely in the “Latin pop” category. The band’s discography spans 15 years, with songs like 2015’s “Soy Yo” appearing in commercials, movie soundtracks and…

Red Hot Chili Peppers to get ‘Freaky Styley’ in Orlando on Thursday

Like a cockroach, the blend of Flea’s funky bass and Anthony Kiedis’ punky SoCal scatting will outlive almost anything in pop. Tastes have changed, pandemics have descended, yet there will always be a sizable squad primed to lose their minds to Red Hot Chili Peppers’ lyrical couplets like “Trinidad’s got it bad for Tobago, take…

Dream-pop duo Cults make a long-anticipated Orlando return Thursday

Cults, the dream-pop duo of Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion, return to Central Florida Thursday for a postponed tour date behind their fourth album Host (2020). Host differs from albums past with singer/multi-instrumentalist Follin contributing her own music to the songwriting process, in collaboration with Oblivion and producer, Shane Stoneback. Hypnotic melodies accompany themes that…

Things to do in Orlando, Sept. 14-20: Cults, Bomba Estéreo, Kevin Hart, Prince Royce, ‘Noises Off,’ Rock + Roe

Thursday, Sept. 15 Cults Cults, the dream-pop duo of Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion, return to Central Florida for a postponed tour date behind their fourth album Host (2020). Host differs from albums past with singer/multi-instrumentalist Follin contributing her own music to the songwriting process, in collaboration with Oblivion and producer, Shane Stoneback. Hypnotic melodies…

Documentary filmmaker Abigail Disney uses one of her family’s theme parks as a microcosm to ask bigger questions about the American economy

Last weekend, thousands of Disney’s biggest fans paid hundreds of dollars each to gather in Anaheim’s Convention Center at the D23 Expo and hear executives promote the company’s upcoming products. Simultaneously, a distressing number of workers at the theme park across the street are struggling to make ends meet, while CEO Bob Chapek receives nearly…


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