• Central Florida’s Jewish community is remembering Holocaust victims with a service at the Congregation of Reform Judaism in Orlando. The commemoration tonight includes readings from the biographies of Central Florida Holocaust survivors, and a dramatic poetry reading by Winter Park High School students.
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• Ninety conservation and civic groups are calling on Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto a measure that would make way for three toll roads across rural Florida.
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• The number of people who are homeless in Central Florida has continued to decrease since 2017.
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• Florida’s governor has created a new task force to help clean up the state’s lakes and rivers.
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• Florida Department of Health has already identified more than 300 people in the state who could have been exposed to the highly contagious disease by coming in contact with those two patients.
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• Basketball fans in the city beautiful had a lot more to cheer about this season after the Orlando Magic made it to the playoffs for the first time in seven years. We talk to Irwin ‘Dr. Coach’ Hudson about the season that was.
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• Juried art and crafts, award winning artists, plant sellers, live music, a kid’s zone and more can be enjoyed during the Apopka Art and Foliage Festival taking place Saturday and Sunday at Kit Land Park in Apopka. Learn how to macramé for free and meet some new friends during the event Tying Love. Macramé Mamma herself, Miss Victoria Walsh, to teach and guide during the event. Attendees will work together to make one huge piece. Meet up for Tying Love Saturday at 11 at Ten10Brewery. Enjoy art, music, and community during a one day cultural celebration featuring African drumming and storytelling, Cajun and Zydeco music, pottery wheel demonstrations, free children’s mask making and more. The 10th annual Folk & Urban …
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