Mayoral debate & missing Osceola woman

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View In Browser October 25, 2019 orlandosentinel.com Orlando Morning Report ADVERTISEMENT Dyer alone among mayoral candidates to endorses sales-tax hike for transportation during final debate Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer was the lone mayoral candidate Thursday to back a proposed sales-tax increase as a cure for the area's transportation ills. READ MORE Osceola deputies search for missing woman at property belonging to ex-husband, sheriff's office says Authorities are searching a five-acre property belonging to the family of a missing St. Cloud woman's ex as they investigate her disappearance, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office said Thursday evening. READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT AdventHealth, Seminole County officials announce partnership to fight opioid epidemic The partnership between AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, EMS/Fire Rescue and the Board of County Commissioners includes the opening of a new treatment center and expanded care services at AdventHealth Altamonte Springs. READ MORE After his son's suicide, Orlando lawyer copes through a podcast | Commentary Suicide is a growing problem in America, but most don't realize that until it affects them. It deeply affected Orlando lawyer Marshall Adler, and he's determined to help stop the epidemic that claimed his son. READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Tropical system's odds grow stronger to 70% The area of pressure churning waters in the Gulf of Mexico has rapidly increasing odds of developing into a tropical depression. READ MORE New Minneola connector to Florida's Turnpike provides important link for Orlando commuters Lake County officials marked the opening of a crucial road improvement that will be welcomed by Orlando commuters. The first phase of Citrus Grove Road will improve access to the Florida's Turnpike Minneola Interchange as well as to schools, parks and shopping. READ MORE New tourist tax plan gives Visit Orlando millions more to woo visitors A newly approved plan to spend tourist-tax money gives a bigger share of the pie to Visit Orlando, the not-for-profit tourism-marketing agency which got $54.4 million in the last fiscal year. READ MORE How Orlando Sentinel makes political endorsements | Commentary How does the Orlando Sentinel editorial board makes its decisions about endorsements in local, state and national elections? READ MORE Ask Orlando: Whatever happened to Ronnie's, the greatest restaurant in Central Florida history? Ronnie's restaurant in Orlando closed in 1995 after a 39-year-run, yet diners still have a taste for cabbage soup, fresh rye bread and all the other things that made Ronnie's the greatest dining spot in Orlando history. READ MORE Publix adds self-checkout scanners at Orlando-area stores Self-checkout lanes are at three Orlando-area Publix stores. READ MORE Magic coach Steve Clifford breaks own rule to get versatile Michael Carter-Williams on the floor Magic guard Michael Carter-Williams has played so well that coach Steve Clifford can't keep him out of the lineup, even if that means using 10 players. READ MORE Cassadaga: 24 hours in Florida's 'Psychic Capital of the World' We spent 24 hours in Cassadaga, Florida's "Psychic Capital of the World," to see what the experience is like. Some visitors end up leaving with answers to questions they didn't even ask. READ MORE Reunion Resort in Kissimmee offers three ways to save Kissimmee's Reunion Resort & Golf Club has three new deals for travelers. READ MORE advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | Orlando Sentinel | 633 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32801 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Orlando Morning Report newsletter.