Gabrielle Russon is a freelance writer based in Orlando, Florida. Formerly a theme parks business reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, Gabrielle's work focuses on local news and issues in the Florida area. She has contributed to various publications, including Skanner News Group, New York Amsterdam News, Florida Politics, and Youth Today.
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Gabrielle's coverage focuses heavily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in relation to Disney World and the Orlando area. She covers topics such as lawsuits, childcare, human resources & employment within this context.
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Comcast plans to spend $150M in the next 2 financial quarters leading up to Epic Universe's grand opening.
By: Gabrielle Russon
The SAO contest for Orange and Osceola counties is one of the most closely watched local races Tuesday.
By: Gabrielle Russon
The letter voiced concerns that the people stuck in line were voters of color, students and working-class Floridians.
By: Gabrielle Russon
Voters will decide Districts 1, 3 and 5 on the Orange County Commission.
Monique Worrell is asking voters for her old job back after Gov. Ron DeSantis threw the Democratic State Attorney out of office last year. But to win it
By: Gabrielle Russon
DeSantis' supporters praise his efforts. His critics say his actions are illegal.
The Democratic leaders urged the crowd to call friends to get them to the polls and early vote Sunday.
Unlike Florida, none of the other states require a supermajority for these initiatives to pass.
By: Gabrielle Russon
It's going down to the wire with polls closing tomorrow.
Visit Orlando also said the Thanksgiving holiday was showing 'strong growth, with leisure bookings pacing 7% ahead of last year.'
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