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You BEE-long at the Library During National Library Week

The Orange County Library System will mark National Library Week from Sunday, April 19 through Saturday, April 25. Visitors to their closest branch during that week can pick up a limited-edition You Bee-long at the Library sticker. Anyone who signs up for a new library card in person at one of the system's 15 locations will receive a free prize-pack with a pair of WonderWorks tickets and a treat from Jeremiah's Italian Ice, while supplies last. The week opens Monday, April 20 with Right to Read Day, when readers and advocates can act to protect the right to read. Staff at the North Orange branch will mark the day by creating accordion books. Tuesday, April 21 is National Library Workers Day, with staff at the Fairview Shores branch hosting Pirates in Wonderland, a storytime for ages 6 to 12. Wednesday, April 22 is National Library Outreach Day, when the system's Professional Storytelling Troupe will hold Family Storytime at the Waterleigh Community Clubhouse. On Take Action for Libraries Day, Thursday, April 23, people can email elected officials about the value of their libraries. The South Trail branch will host To Be Read, and Fairview Shores will host Line Dancing for Seniors. The week closes Friday, April 24 at 7 p.m. with the 19th Annual Southwest Author Series featuring bestselling author Tess Gerritsen, who will discuss her work, her influences and her new book, The Shadow Friends, part of The Martini Club series. Press release issued by Orange County Library System: https://ocls.org/ocls-blog/you-bee-long-at-the-library-during-national-library-week/ 🤖 AI-assisted content notice: This item was written with AI assistance from the source document linked above. The underlying facts come from that public source, not from our own reporting. No quotes, interviews or original reporting are implied. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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HYPERLOCAL REPORT Attribution: Orange County Library System

You BEE-long at the Library During National Library Week

The Orange County Library System will mark National Library Week from Sunday, April 19 through Saturday, April 25. Visitors to their closest branch during that week can pick up a limited-edition You Bee-long at the Library sticker. Anyone who signs up for a new library card in person at one of the system's 15 locations will receive a free prize-pack with a pair of WonderWorks tickets and a treat from Jeremiah's Italian Ice, while supplies last. The week opens Monday, April 20 with Right to Read Day, when readers and advocates can act to protect the right to read. Staff at the North Orange branch will mark the day by creating accordion books. Tuesday, April 21 is National Library Workers Day, with staff at the Fairview Shores branch hosting Pirates in Wonderland, a storytime for ages 6 to 12. Wednesday, April 22 is National Library Outreach Day, when the system's Professional Storytelling Troupe will hold Family Storytime at the Waterleigh Community Clubhouse. On Take Action for Libraries Day, Thursday, April 23, people can email elected officials about the value of their libraries. The South Trail branch will host To Be Read, and Fairview Shores will host Line Dancing for Seniors. The week closes Friday, April 24 at 7 p.m. with the 19th Annual Southwest Author Series featuring bestselling author Tess Gerritsen, who will discuss her work, her influences and her new book, The Shadow Friends, part of The Martini Club series. Press release issued by Orange County Library System: https://ocls.org/ocls-blog/you-bee-long-at-the-library-during-national-library-week/ 🤖 AI-assisted content notice: This item was written with AI assistance from the source document linked above. The underlying facts come from that public source, not from our own reporting. No quotes, interviews or original reporting are implied. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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How Your Lawn Mower Affects Local Street Flooding

When a tropical system drops several inches of rain over Sanford in a matter of hours, the underground stormwater system must move millions of gallons of water away from neighborhoods. Public Works crews clear main lines year‑round, but a common bottleneck begins at the curb where storm drains can become clogged with yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves and hedge trimmings. When debris is left in the street gutter, the first wave of heavy rain washes it toward the nearest storm drain, where wet grass can mat together over the metal grate and form a dam. This blockage prevents water from entering the underground system, causing it to back up onto the asphalt, flood the street, block traffic and move toward low‑lying driveways and front yards. Residents can help keep the stormwater network clear by directing mower discharge chutes back toward their own lawns, sweeping or blowing any clippings or leaves that fall on the asphalt back onto the grass, and avoiding the intentional dumping of bags of yard waste, trash or chemical liquids into storm drains. Maintaining clean street gutters during regular lawn maintenance supports the infrastructure’s ability to keep water off streets and away from homes during heavy storms. Press release issued by City of Sanford: https://sanfordfl.gov/how-your-lawn-mower-affects-local-street-flooding/ 🤖 AI-assisted content notice: This item was written with AI assistance from the source document linked above. The underlying facts come from that public source, not from our own reporting. No quotes, interviews or original reporting are implied. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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Event details When: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 10:15 AM Where: Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Technology Classroom) Crochet Level 1 is a public event listed on the Orange County Library System calendar for Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 10:15 AM, at Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Technology Classroom). From the listing published by Orange County Library System: Start crocheting today! Learn basic techniques while creating your first project, a bookmark for your favorite read. Techniques include creating a slip knot, chaining, and single crochet stitches. Confirm details with the organiser before travelling -- public calendars change. The original listing is linked below. Event listing published by Orange County Library System: https://attend.ocls.org/event/17137012 📅 Automated listing notice: This is an automated listing, not an article. It was transcribed directly from the public calendar entry linked above -- the date, time and venue are the organiser's own, and no AI-written text was used. We did not attend, verify or report on this event. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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Event details When: Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 10:30 AM Where: Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Technology Classroom) Sewing – Pet Bandanas is a public event listed on the Orange County Library System calendar for Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 10:30 AM, at Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Technology Classroom). From the listing published by Orange County Library System: Let your pet make a fashion statement with these easy to make pet bandanas. Create a fun bandana that slides onto your pet’s collar. Confirm details with the organiser before travelling -- public calendars change. The original listing is linked below. Event listing published by Orange County Library System: https://attend.ocls.org/event/17137165 📅 Automated listing notice: This is an automated listing, not an article. It was transcribed directly from the public calendar entry linked above -- the date, time and venue are the organiser's own, and no AI-written text was used. We did not attend, verify or report on this event. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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LaTonya Riley, a lifelong Apopka resident, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and faced years of surgeries and hospital stays while caring for her children. Like many families in Florida, she also needed affordable housing, a challenge for households that spend over 30 percent of income on housing. Orange County has invested more than $58 million in affordable housing since 2020, including the Surplus Lots Program that donates County‑owned vacant lots to nonprofit partners such as Habitat for Humanity. Riley entered Habitat for Humanity’s Homebuyer Program in 2023, completed the required sweat‑equity work and eventually received the keys to a new home. The program is designed to lower development costs and expand access to safe, affordable housing. Since its launch, Orange County’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund has helped create or preserve nearly 2,300 affordable housing units, including dozens of homes built on surplus lot donations. Habitat for Humanity officials say homeownership can change a family’s trajectory by providing stability, better health and improved outcomes for children. Press release issued by Orange County Government Newsroom: https://newsroom.ocfl.net/2026/07/surplus-lots-program-helps-family-achieve-homeownership/ 🤖 AI-assisted content notice: This item was written with AI assistance from the source document linked above. The underlying facts come from that public source, not from our own reporting. No quotes, interviews or original reporting are implied. Spotted something wrong? Email corrections@theorlandoconnect.com.

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Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom spotlights the Central Florida Zoo’s Orianne Center for Indigo Conservation mission to save the Eastern indigo snake

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