COVID-19: Still golfing? Here are tips to make it, not safe, but safer
• The Florida State Golf Association says the state’s stay-at-home order allows playing golf, as long as it’s consistent with social distancing.
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• The Florida State Golf Association says the state’s stay-at-home order allows playing golf, as long as it’s consistent with social distancing.
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• Only 250 people can be tested at the site each day.
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• Orange County Public Schools will continue to allow teachers to use Zoom after a man hacked into an online class on the videoconference platform and exposed himself.
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• One United Methodist Church leader overseeing some 700 congregations and campus ministries across the state says worship will remain at home.
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• Governor Ron DeSantis ordered a statewide stay at home order starting today. Even before the order, some counties enacted their own in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus. Others like Brevard county did not. That had some residents upset with county leaders about their inaction.
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• The University of Central Florida has had another shake-up in administration. UCF Provost Elizabeth Dooley is officially stepping down from her role today.
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• Congresswoman Val Demings is calling on President Donald Trump to use the Defense Production Act to protect Central Floridians against price gouging during the coronavirus pandemic.
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