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Laura Kinsler

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Laura Kinsler covers development in Central Florida for @OrlandoGrowth Loves all things UGA! Previous gigs at Tampa Tribune, @FayObserver & @OnlineAthens
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Osceola County spars with developers over school sites in East Lake Toho district

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By Laura Kinsler Verified
| GrowthSpotter Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Osceola County created the master plan for its East of Lake Toho mixed-use district 16 years ago, the county designated 275 acres for public school sites. But now, as the thousands of acres of ranch lands are being transformed into new subdivisions, the county and school district are facing a critical shortage of classroom space.
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Homeless Coalition breaking ground on Orlando shelter with donation from Morgan Law

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By Laura Kinsler Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Site work is underway in downtown Orlando for the new $60 million homeless shelter, a month after Morgan & Morgan made a “substantial financial commitment” to close the funding gap and allow the project to enter the construction phase.
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Homeless Coalition breaking ground on shelter following “substantial” donation from Morgan & Morgan

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By Laura Kinsler Verified
| GrowthSpotter Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Site work is underway in downtown Orlando for the new $60 million homeless shelter, a month after Morgan & Morgan made a “substantial financial commitment” to close the funding gap and allow the project to enter the construction phase.
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