Liz Ramos is an Education and Community Reporter at East County. She covers a range of topics including public education, residential and commercial real estate, and event management, often focusing on the intersections of these areas within the community. Liz's work has been featured in Business Observer, Observer Media Group, and Orange Observer.
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Liz Ramos' coverage primarily revolves around local events, community news, schools, and retirement stories in the United States with a focus on Florida and Sarasota. She often features human interest pieces related to family & relationships and education.
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The primary care clinic is relocating to 148 Southern Railway, Suite A, Oakland, in the fall.
Winter Garden's Jared Nordlund is one of two who have been appointed to the center's board of directors.
The town is partnering with OneBlood for a community drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, June 2.
Nicole Freeman is a fourth-grade teacher at Castleview Elementary School.
The nonprofit is partnering with Nemours Children's Health and Who We Play For to provide physicals for uninsured youth ages 18 and younger.
By: Liz Ramos
Kevin and Jacob Cox have been serving West Orange County for years, depending on each other for advice and assistance to give back to the community.
The $110,000 donation will help support training opportunities and student success in Orange Technical College's automotive and diesel technology programs.
The concert will be from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, July 3, at 1136 E. Plant St., Winter Garden.
The county is asking residents to take a survey to share their thoughts.
Charlie Mae Wilder Park was filled with music, activities and inspirational words during Winter Garden's annual Juneteenth Community Celebration.
