The residents of College Park will not back down to City Hall as ReThink the Princeton prepares for an important August court hearing in their legal fight to preserve the quality and character of their neighborhood. Depending on the outcome of the August hearing, a full trial is tentatively set to begin… [read more]
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer recently said in a campaign email for his fourth term, “There’s no telling what they’ll throw at me.” But after more than a decade in the same office, the real statement should read: there’s no telling what Dyer will throw at residents. Dyer likes to talk… [read more]
College Park residents will gather for a January 12th informational community meeting hosted by Rethink the Princeton, a group currently appealing a recent City Hall development decision approving a massive new development for their neighborhood. The meeting will start at 7pm at the College Park Community Center (2393 Elizabeth Avenue), and organizers… [read more]
College Park residents are not backing down after Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, Commissioner Robert Stuart and the City Council defied their wishes and approved a massive new luxury apartment development. Residents are not just upset by the decision, they are continuing to organize their community. Rethink the Princeton is leading… [read more]
The Orlando City Council defied College Park residents attempting to preserve the character of their neighborhood by approving a massive new apartment development, the Princeton, earlier this week. Residents object to the controversial project because it will drastically reshape College Park and change the character of the area. The development will also have… [read more]
Concerned College Park residents are continuing their latest struggle against Orlando City Hall by retaining a lawyer and launching a legal defense fund to fight planned redevelopment of their neighborhood. According to Rethink the Princeton‘s latest update, the group has hired a law firm and already raised $1,260 online. The City… [read more]