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Orange County Public Schools to open five new campuses in August
Orange County Public Schools has announced plans to open five new schools in August. Hamlin Elementary School, Hamlin Middle School, and Panther Lake Elementary will open in Winter Garden, Kelly Park K-8 School will open in Apopka, and Stonewyck Elementary will open in Orlando. The names were proposed by families who live in the new districts. The new schools are being added to ease overcrowding at neighboring campuses, some of which are currently over capacity by hundreds of students. With the addition of the five new facilities, there will be 210 Orange County Public Schools campuses in the district.
Two black holes will create a ripple in the fabric of space and time as they are heading towards each other
At a distance of some 9 billion light-years away, two massive black holes are dancing a cosmic waltz.
Cruise bookings are bouncing back, says AAA
A new report from AAA Travel showed that 58.3 million or 23% of Americans are considering taking a cruise within the next two years. According to the report, bookings for cruises are twice as strong as they were just a year ago.
CDR Health closes COVID-19 monoclonal antibody therapy sites in Florida
CDR Health will close its three COVID-19 monoclonal antibody therapy sites in Florida, effective at 5 pm Thursday.
Water on the moon? A new mission will be sending out two satellites to look for water on the lunar surface
Only recently have scientists found tiny hints of water molecules on the moon, a vital resource for future deep space missions to the moon and beyond. But finding the exact location has been challenging — until now.
How did Trayvon Martin’s death affect police-community relations in Sanford?
In Sanford, Trayvon Martin’s death resurfaced a troubled past for some of the city’s historically Black communities and reminded leaders of the urgent need to ease tensions between Black people and the law enforcement there.
Life on Mars? NASA’s Perseverance rover spends first year searching for signs of life
A robotic explorer more than 190 million miles away from Earth is celebrating its first year on Mars. The car-sized robot is searching for ancient signs of life on the red planet, and hopes to send back chunks of rocks from the crater it now calls home.
