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The message is about common sense. For pedestrians, use provided sidewalks or walk facing oncoming traffic, cross streets at and within crosswalks or intersections where drivers expect pedestrians, and look for vehicles in all directions, avoid distractions like wearing headphones or earbuds or staring at phones while crossing the street and generally be looking for those vehicles more than 10 times the size of you and moving faster than you.
Promoting safe travel the message of National Pedestrian Safety Month
A trade group of technology and social media companies that challenged the law said the group is considering their next steps while warning social media sites could be forced to verify the ages and the parental status of all users as a result of the ruling. (File Photo)
Federal appeals court upholds Florida’s social media law
The Cross Prairie Parkway Connector Project will connect the road, which currently ends on the east side of Tohoqua, to the new Turnpike interchange over a bridge over the C-31 Canal. Nolte Road is being extended to the west of Old Canoe Creek, where the full diamond interchange is being built. (Graphics/Osceola County)
Cross Prairie Parkway connection underway
Kissimmee City Commissioners approved SkyView’s development plan for a five-story hotel tower and four-story condominium building with street-level retail space to be build around the Toho Square parking garage in the downtown area. (Photo/City of Kissimmee)
Kissimmee airport landing fees increasing; Toho square hotel project approved
What’s now called Crabby’s on the Lakefront will continue operating at the city-owned marina building at St. Cloud’s lakefront under a new 10-year lease approved by the St. Cloud City Council.
It’s still Crabby’s after city approves new lease
St. Cloud Police’s K9 unit perform a tactical exercise for attendees of the Oct. 6 local event for National Night Out at the St. Cloud Lakefront. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
St. Cloud police build community ties at National Night Out
Take Stock in Children pairs students in low-income households with caring mentors. (Submitted photo)
A little of your time can change a child’s future
Beyond Pregnancy Care Clinic to host Day of Remembrance
Approximately 100 students from Osceola High School made a Sept. 29 Rollins College visit for College Readiness Day, gaining firsthand insight into higher education through an immersive campus experience. (Submitted photo)