Monthly Archives: December 2020
Early Christmas morning car crash leaves driver dead, pedestrian seriously injured
Christmas Day sadly began with a car crash that left a driver dead and a pedestrian seriously injured. Around 2 am on Christmas morning a 43-year-old Orlando man was driving northbound on Forsyth Road when he lost control of his Toyota Camry and struck the curb, collided with a sign and nearby internet box… Read More »
Thanksgiving Deadly Crashes in Kissimmee
For the past two years, Kissimmee, FL has seen tragic auto collisions that caused lives. This year, amid COVID-19 concerns, gas prices are dramatically lower than usual, dropping below $2.00 in some places. And even though there are travel restrictions being imposed, people are still going to travel. It will remain to be seen… Read More »
Some Florida Counties Seeing Higher Than Usual Traffic Death Rates in 2020
With 2020 having a lot of us locked down at home, one would think that traffic fatalities would be reduced. And in many places, they are. However, some Florida counties are seeing higher-than usual traffic fatality rates. Consider, for instance, Lee County, Florida. At Draper Law Offices, our legal team is committed to helping… Read More »
United States honors lives lost on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, December 7
Each year in the United States, National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day honors all those who lost their lives when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. More than 3,500 Americans lost their lives or were wounded on that solemn day. The day marked a turn in the United States’ position regarding involvement in… Read More »
Osceola School Board approves Ready. Set. RESTART! plan for second semester after Governor visit
On Tuesday the Osceola County School Board approved Superintendent Dr. Debra Pace’s plan for when students return to school for the second semester after Winter Break on January 4, 2021. Plans for the second semester continue to include three options of learning for parents and students to select from. The goal is to provide… Read More »
Osceola County Judge unites two new forever families, partners with Embrace Families
National Adoption Day takes place every November, and this year ceremonies looked a bit different, with limited face-to-face interactions and virtual meetings due to the coronavirus pandemic – but the tradition of uniting families across the country the week before Thanksgiving remained the same. In Osceola County, Judge Laura Shaffer met two families and… Read More »
