Daphne Sashin

Human Interest

Winter Park wetlands preserve is sanctuary of hope

Where can beat go on for drum circles?

More Hispanic Kids Join Scouts, Keep Their Culture, Too

Graffiti artists’ free to paint on restaurant’s canvas

Memories on Tap: The drinks have stopped flowing at the Big Bamboo Lounge, but Disney workers and other patrons can’t forget the good times

A Double Scoop Of Fun (Daily Press, Aug. 3, 2004)

On The Fourth Day, They Offer Comfort (Daily Press, May 15, 2003)

A Hard Trip Made Easier (Newsday, Sept. 16, 2002)

Memorial for Victims of Flight 800 Set to Open (Newsday, July 14, 2002)

A Tale of Requited Love: A Man and a Pipe Organ (The New York Times, May 12, 2002)

Growth

A Vanishing Heritage: The only way Osceola native Mike Partin knew how to save his roots was to tear them out and transplant them more than 1,000 miles away.

Will 115 acres grow into a ‘lifeline’ for Eatonville?

Winter Park neighbors fight YMCA expansion

Trailers’ move reflects new stance on growth in Winter Park

Change coming to Winter Park

Housing

15 Homeless Single Moms in Osceola Get Housing Help

Foreclosed Homes a New Blight

Out On Their Own: JCC Tries To Break Cycle Of Poverty

JCC’s housing program a success

Government & Politics

Foes blast ‘Hassle-berry’ parking rule

Congressional candidate Karen Diebel dismisses Dems’ attack

Eatonville’s new planning director resigns after pending trial brought to light

County Told: “Keep Jesus Out of Prayers”

Courts & Crime

Jury finds county guilty of race discrimination (The Champion, April 1, 2010)

Vernon Jones takes the stand in discrimination case (The Champion, March 25, 2010)

Family tried to prevent deaths of Poinciana couple

Feds usually win suits on voting-district issues

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