The plans were ambitious with red brick roads, reminiscent of towns in late 19th and early 20th centuries, weaving through a residential area and around a town center. Today, however, nearly half of its 71 residential lots, although sold, remain undeveloped along with a manicured town center and two connected commercial buildings. For Jose and Jill Rivera, who have lived in Tannin for nearly 20 years, the RV resort would just be another black-eye for residents who have put up with the as-yet unfulfilled vision of the community and the construction of the 32-story, Gulf-front Phoenix West II condo across the highway from them. We have been abused by many different circumstances and it might just be the luck of the draw because we were there and shame on us believing in it 20 years ago, Jill Rivera said. Weighing the decision View full size Village of Tannin homes are seen across one of the development's two man-made lakes on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, in Orange Beach, Ala. A proposed upscale RV resort adjacent to the development has some residents up in arms while developers say it's the best use of the property and will bring more people in the area to invigorate commercial areas of the planned community. (Marc D.
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Injured volleyball player returns for Orange City University to host Lake Mary
on Tuesday. The Titans, No. 3 in the Sentinel rankings, played without 6-foot middle hitter Jordan Hefner for three weeks after she sprained her left ankle early in the season. But shell be back on the court to face the No. 7 Rams. Having Jordan back should definitely help us out, said University coach Deb Hartman. I feel like its going to be a tough match. They [Lake Mary] serve hard and they never let up, even if they make a mistake. If we want to win we're going to have to do the same thing. The Titans struggled against top area teams this season, suffering 3-0 losses to No.
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Officials: Orange City man shot wife then killed himself
Peppenelli, 58, suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head, and Christine Peppenelli, 42, suffered a non life-threatening gunshot wound to her left side. She was airlifted to Halifax Health Medical Center where she underwent surgery, Sampsell said. Christine Peppenelli works in the citys finance department as a utilities billing customer service clerk, Sampsell said. She is still recovering at Halifax, Samspsell said. Officials: Orange City man shot wife then killed himself By Patricio G. Balona News-JournalOnline.com September 16, 2013 9:09 PM
Orange City police said Monday that investigations into a Friday shooting show a man shot and injured his wife and then shot himself dead, a police official said.
An autopsy was done on Kenneth Peppenelli on Monday, although the reports of the autopsy have not been presented to police. A preliminary investigation shows Peppenelli, who was unemployed, shot himself, said police Cmdr. Jason Sampsell.
All indications are that it was a domestic dispute and he ended up shooting his wife and then he shot himself, Samspsell said Monday.
The argument was reportedly over financial issues and Peppenelli used a .40-caliber handgun, Sampsell said.
Police were called to a mobile home at 369 Trafford Ave. on Friday just before 10 a.m.
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Historic City Hall hosts "Abraham Lincoln: The Image"
September 17, 2013 3 Photos 2013-2014 season opens with Arthur Millers 'A View from the Bridge' Lamar Universitys Department of Theatre and Dance will open the 2013-2014 season with Arthur Millers A View from the Bridge, directed by student Steven Hoffman and starring assistant professor Joel Grothe, as well as Aaron Michael Chang of Groves, in foreground, and Joel Grothe. September 16, 2013 1 Photo Church events for the week starting Sept. 14, 2013. September 14, 2013 Area events for the week starting the week of Sept. 14, 2013. September 14, 2013 1 Story The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce held its Eighth Annual Celebrity Roast on Thursday night inside the Bridge City Community Center honoring local businessman and community supporter Ross Smith, at right. September 13, 2013 1 Photo The First United Methodist Church of Orange invites everyone to join us on Wednesday nights from Sept. 11 through Nov. 13 for our fall Wednesday Night Live classes. September 11, 2013 A man with a reputation for helping others and his community will be the center of attention at a special event Thursday night.
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Orange County communities show visit the website growth since Ike
It really is such a nice place to go and relax. And we are not done yet. We want to continue to improve and grow and make the City of Orange a place people want to come to and see what we have to offer. Population figures currently have a total of 18,543 residents in the city of Orange, according to Sims. It represents a small increase following a decline from the hurricane. There were a lot of people that did not come back after the storm, Sims explained. But we have been seeing a small increase lately, and the (West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent) school district has shown an increase in enrollment this school year for the first time in years. Thats a good indicator of growth. West Orange The City of West Orange was hard hit by Hurricane Ikes storm surge as well.
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