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Kathryn Brudzinski is a dedicated reporter with a degree in journalism and certificate in public and professional writing from the University of Central Florida. They bring a versatile skill set to every project, with their found in publications such as the Winter Park Voice, Oviedo Community News, VoxPopuli and The Charge.

When they're not writing, you can find them curled up with their cats and a good book.

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Oviedo Community News • April 17 2025

Winter Springs enters ICE task force agreement, with reservations

In a move following most of the state, the Winter Springs City Commission approved an agreement allowing local police to work with the federal government in enforcing immigration laws during its meeting on April 15. But that wasn’t without debate about letting ICE into the city.

VoxPopuli • April 13 2025

Pine Hills residents call for “one district” during Orange County redistricting meeting

Residents of Pine Hills called for a single district during the Orange County Mid-Decennial Redistricting Advisory Committee’s fifth meeting on April 10 at the Meadow Woods Recreation Center in District 4.

Oviedo Community News • April 10 2025

Winter Springs axes vendor, completes audit, fights rural bill

After Winter Springs Commissioner Victoria Bruce accused a longtime building code vendor of threatening prison time to homeowners who were not in compliance, the Commission voted unanimously to end that contract, awarding the bid to the second ranked vendor during its March 31 meeting.

Oviedo Community News • April 3 2025

Winter Springs seeks to raise stormwater rate ahead of hurricane preparations

Deputy Mayor Cade Resnick proposed the city’s lowest stormwater utility rate of $5 be increased to $10 amidst discussion of the city’s storm preparations during the Winter Springs City Commission’s March 31 meeting.

Winter Park Voice • March 7 2025

Senator and commissioner duel in final days before vote on leaf blower ban

In the final days and weeks leading up to Winter Park’s election on Tuesday, a state senator and a city commissioner faced off with dueling emails and campaign ads over the ballot question about a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers.

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