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The Orlando City Council last week approved a $40 million tax break for a sports and entertainment district which will include a 273 unit apartment building with 10 units set aside for affordable housing. For some, that low commitment to affordable units is troubling.
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Opera Orlando is closing out its “All for Arts” season with Grimm fairy tale “The Juniper Tree.” It celebrates both the art of puppetry and one of its local performers.
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Students in the program, who already have an associate degree, can earn their bachelor’s in elementary education in two years.
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The toll road will pave about 60 acres of the conserved land.
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Construction is expected to begin in Downtown Orlando on a new sports and entertainment district called Westcourt by the end of 2024. The development could impact long-term residents, affordable housing, and gentrification.
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Lawmakers increased funding for the My Safe Florida Home grant program by $200 million and will now prioritize older and low-income homeowners.
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A memo was sent to Florida’s 12 public universities and colleges urging them to use any means necessary to keep grads and their families safe.
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The list is compiled every year by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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In January, the governor ordered state colleges and universities to waive certain transfer application requirements for Jewish students.
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New laws in Florida ban public universities and colleges from using state and federal funds to support DEI initiatives on campus.