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Orange County

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Seminole County

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Lake County

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Volusia County

• Dolphin leaps into boat off Florida coast near New Smyrna Beach

• City agrees to settle pay dispute with firefighters union

• Condos say state insurer owes them millions for 2004 hurricane damage

• Driver who fled Volusia crash that hurt 2 kids surrenders

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Osceola County

• Osceola child cleared in bacteria test; Liberty High teen expected to make full recovery

• MRSA infection sends another teen to hospital

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• Courthouses close for Yom Kippur

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Polk County & Southwest

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• Election offices extend hours for last day of voter registration

• Health-care provides give shot in the arm to Four Corners area

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• Hispanics, businesses that serve them hit hard by downturn