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Archive for Sunday, March 31, 2019
Growing Bolder: Maria Shriver; Nancy Hiller; Wayne Nelson; Mike Millen; Loretta Swit
Whether you're 24, 42, 58 or 85, we're all living through transitions. It's a hallmark of life and one that can leave us feeling paralyzed and lost. Writer, journalist and advocate Maria Shriver wants everyone to know they're capable of living meaningful, empowered lives, no matter how lost they may feel.
Published in Growing Bolder
Published in Growing Bolder
3/29/19: Students & Trauma; E-Verify & Sanctuary Cities
On Friday's Florida Roundup we took a closer look at how Florida can better help students with mental health issues. We also looked at the debate surrounding E-Verify and sanctuary cities in the Sunshine State.
Published in Florida Roundup
Published in Florida Roundup
Pilot Program will Expand Medicaid to the Chronically Homeless in Central Florida Starting in July
The more than $750,000 dollar grant from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services will be distributed to local agencies who will provide housing and mental health services.
Published in Central Florida News
Published in Central Florida News
Spotlight: Community Chalk Art Festival Celebrates Diversity
The Gateway Orlando District holds its first Community Chalk Art Festival this weekend. There will be music, dancers, food, and 25 chalk artists creating works that highlight themes of diversity and inclusion.
Published in Commentaries, Spotlight
Published in Commentaries, Spotlight
Spotlight: Scott Joseph Reviews H Cuisine
Orlando restaurant critic Scott Joseph enjoys a new addition to the Restaurant Row area...after posing a few "initial" questions.
Published in Commentaries, Scott Josephs Restaurant Guide, Spotlight
Published in Commentaries, Scott Josephs Restaurant Guide, Spotlight
Trump Tours Lake Okeechobee As Top State Leaders Call For More Everglades Funding
President Donald Trump visited Lake Okeechobee Friday.
Published in Central Florida News, Environment
Published in Central Florida News, Environment
Astronauts Complete Second Spacewalk To Upgrade Station’s Batteries
NASA astronauts have wrapped up the second spacewalk in just a week to replace aging batteries on the International Space Station.
Published in Space
Published in Space
Spotlight: Markets, Festivals and Handel’s Messiah
The Florida Blueberry Festival is back! Enjoy fresh locally produced blueberries, listen to live music, shop a lot of vendors, and enjoy wines and desserts. The Festival runs all weekend long at Formosa Gardens in Kissimmee Orlando Flea, put on by The Daily City, featuring 35 vendors, desserts and lunch, adult drinks and music returns to downtown Orlando. Kid and dog friendly too, the Orlando Flea takes place Sunday 12 to 4 at Celine in downtown Orlando. For parking details go to orlandoflea.com. Another great looking shopping event Sunday is The Vicious Bazaar, a moto and music gear swap meet which includes an eclectic street market, food trucks, ice cream and coffee, a skateboard contest and more. The Vicious Bazaar ...
Published in Spotlight, The Daily City
Published in Spotlight, The Daily City
Intersection Sessions: Bryan Malpass
Three nights a week you can catch singer-songwriter Bryan Malpass honing his craft at Disney Springs. Sometimes he’s leading the crowd in a singalong of a 90’s classic- like Zombie or You Oughta Know. But Malpass is also making a name for himself with originals from his new album Change The Room.
Published in Intersection Sessions
Published in Intersection Sessions
The Role Of Lobbyists In Crafting Legislation
A hardline anti-immigration group has been linked to a bill banning sanctuary cities in Florida. So who’s really writing the rules? Whether it’s a polarizing issue like immigration- or something less controversial like taxes- what role do lobbyists play in crafting legislation?
Published in Intersection
Published in Intersection
