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Shaniqua Rose wins Orlando District 5 runoff after heated race
Read full article: Shaniqua Rose wins Orlando District 5 runoff after heated raceThe polls have closed and votes are being counted in an Orlando election to decide who takes over a city council district while its commissioner faces charges of elderly exploitation.
Orlando District 5 candidate Travaris McCurdy accuses opponent Shan Rose of trying to extort him
Read full article: Orlando District 5 candidate Travaris McCurdy accuses opponent Shan Rose of trying to extort himA fiery conversation unfolded Monday at a community meeting after Orlando City Council District 5 candidate Shaniqua Rose showed up unannounced.
News 6 finds discrepancy in Orlando City Council candidate Travaris McCurdy’s education
Read full article: News 6 finds discrepancy in Orlando City Council candidate Travaris McCurdy’s educationMcCurdy, who trailed behind Rose in the initial election, has a political background. He served as a Florida House representative from 2020 to 2022.
City of Orlando moved to fire Shaniqua Rose in 2019. Now, she’s running for city council
Read full article: City of Orlando moved to fire Shaniqua Rose in 2019. Now, she’s running for city councilOrlando City Council District 5 candidate Shaniqua Rose touts her experience working as a city employee when campaigning. That very experience is leading to new questions about Rose’s employment.
For Shaniqua Rose, being a former city worker gives her a unique perspective in Orlando District 5 election
Read full article: For Shaniqua Rose, being a former city worker gives her a unique perspective in Orlando District 5 electionSeven candidates are vying for the seat that was vacated when Commissioner Regina Hill was arrested and suspended from office. We asked each candidate the same questions.
Candidates begin filing to run in Orlando City Council District 5 special election
Read full article: Candidates begin filing to run in Orlando City Council District 5 special electionCandidates can now begin filing to run in the special election to serve as interim Orlando city commissioner for District 5.
Trainer hosts meetings in Orlando neighborhoods to build relationships with law enforcement
Read full article: Trainer hosts meetings in Orlando neighborhoods to build relationships with law enforcementORLANDO, Fla. – A nationally recognized law enforcement trainer hired by the city of Orlando is hosting the first of several community meetings around Orlando aimed at building relationships with people in communities including Parramore, Washington Shores and along Mercy Drive. Dr. Randy Nelson works for the Bethune Cookman University’s Center for Law and Social Justice. Nelson said the action plan will consist of ideas gathered from residents as well as the training seminars he hosts with officers. Nelson said the meetings are invite-only because of the coronavirus pandemic and will consists of a diverse group of people. “I think it gives them a healthy respect from a law enforcement perspective,” said Nelson.