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Sarah Kinbar’s Biography

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Curiosity is the driving force behind my writing.

Sarah Kinbar’s Journalist Portfolio

Orlando to host 2028 Olympic trials

Orlando to host 2028 Olympic trials

The announcement continues Orlando's history of hosting Olympic-related competition. In February 2024, downto…

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Music festival Rolling Loud is poised to make a big debut in Orlando this weekend

Music festival Rolling Loud is poised to make a big debut in Orlando this weekend

"A lot of the culture that's now core to Rolling Loud started in Orlando with those early Dope ENT shows," he…

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Site work begins for downtown mixed use project Westcourt Orlando

Site work begins for downtown mixed use project Westcourt Orlando

The developers behind Westcourt Orlando, the ambitious mixed-use project slated for West Church Street in dow…

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Downtown Orlando nightlife encounters more hurdles from the city

Downtown Orlando nightlife encounters more hurdles from the city

"They are doing anything and everything they can to squeeze people out. ... We already have a mechanism for t…

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Orlando comedian Kam Patterson joins cast of 'Saturday Night Live'

Orlando comedian Kam Patterson joins cast of 'Saturday Night Live'

Born and raised in West Orlando, Kam Patterson is on the rise, breaking out on Kill Tony, landing a role in a…

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Orlando's culinary scene soars as Michelin Guide expands

Orlando's culinary scene soars as Michelin Guide expands

Orlando's culinary scene soars as Michelin Guide expands, with the count of honored restaurants growing from …

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Third time the charm? DRB Group, local owner team up to bring townhomes to Bumby Avenue

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By Sarah Kinbar Verified
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A renewed effort is underway to redevelop a former petroleum site in the Hourglass District, with DRB Group stepping in to construct 28 townhomes at 1700 S. Bumby Avenue. The Gaithersburg, Maryland-based homebuilder is seeking a height waiver to build 3-story townhomes, similar to its Parkview at Hamlin product line in Horizon West.
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Dominium closes on Tupperware Heights site for $13.1M, clearing way for 528 affordable apartments

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Minneapolis-based affordable housing developer Dominium has officially closed on its 26-acre Tupperware Heights parcel, advancing its plans for a massive transit-oriented community near the Osceola County line. An entity tied to Dominium purchased the property, Lot 3 of the master development, for just over $13.1 million from master developer O’Connor Capital Partners. The acquisition closed on Friday, Friday, Sept. 11.
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Who should pay millions owed in Osceola shoddy apartment saga?

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| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Almost a decade has passed since Osceola County’s largest condemnation case forced residents to evacuate their apartments in Celebration. But the South Florida company that had purchased the then-newly built Sola at Celebration community is still waiting to collect more than $26 million in court-awarded damages.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was an editor at Garden Design and wrote about gardens around the world.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Indeed, yes.

How is social media changing news?

It's teaching people to be satisfied with minimal, unsourced information.