As women, many of us have experienced moments when we felt unsafe while working out outdoors. We do our best to stay safe when we leave work, at the parking lot in the mall, but are we forgetting about our safety when we are most vulnerable-many times without a cell phone or the familiar safety of the inside of our car or home? The recent murder of Nicole Ganguzza on the Blanchard Park jogging trail should remind us all to increase our vigilance.

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Did you miss the Orange County Sheriff Forum?

Click here to watch the forum in its entireity brought to you by Insight Magazine and the East Orlando Chamber of Commerce. Take a look as Candidates John Tegg, Bill Armstrong, Malone Stewart and Jerry Demmings discuss the important issues facing Orange County. 

Be sure to vote on August 26 to help determine the first new sheriff in Orange County in more than 16 years.

                                    Insight is the only media outlet to have the entire forum for                                               broadcast.

Watch the 2008 Orange County Sheriff Forum. 

The East Orlando Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring a Candidates Forum for the four men running for election to Sheriff of Orange County.

The forum, which is free and open to the public, will be held on June 24, 6:30 p.m., at the Puerto Rican Association, located at 1865 N. Econlockhatchee Trail, Orlando 32817. Please call (407) 277-5951 for more information or to submit an issue for discussion.

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On August 13th, 2004, Hurricane Charley came barreling through Orlando with winds up to 145 mph. The strength of this storm caused 20 deaths and left thousands either homeless or without power. A month later, Hurricane Frances moved slowly through our area, and then on September 25th, Hurricane Jeanne finished off the season causing even more damage to homes left unprotected by the previous storms.

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When you live and work in such close proximity to the sixth largest university in the country, it’s important to understand both the wonderful things it brings to our community, but also the public safety concerns that typically tag along. Insight recently spoke with the UCF Police Departments Community Relations Supervisor, Corporal James Roop, about what the school has done recently to improve safety precautions on campus and in the surrounding areas.

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