Wednesday, December 28, 2016

Pearl Harbor condolences & Orlando mentoring program

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I'm Tiffini Theisen, audience development specialist for OrlandoSentinel.com. Here are some top stories I don't want you to miss today. Send me an email and let me know what you think.

Good morning. It's Wednesday, December 28. President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe scattered petals on the waters of Pearl Harbor on Tuesday in a symbolic act aimed at laying to rest the enmity of the Japanese attack 75 years ago that drew the U.S. into WWII.

The Mission Possible Initiative, new in Orlando, aims to help teenagers from low-income families see opportunities beyond their own communities.

Watch a video of a Central Florida nonprofit that launched an app to help feed the poor.

Today's Top Headlines

 

At Pearl Harbor, Obama says 'we must resist the urge to demonize those who are different'

They expressed concern that the lessons of the war might be forgotten amid an anti-internationalist sentiment that has swept over politics around the globe. [More]

 

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Orlando mentor program for teens means 'a person there for you'

The program has a year-round mission of providing mentors for teenagers. [More]

 

Person sought for questioning in intentionally set Kissimmee hotel fire

State Fire Marshal investigators are trying to figure out who set a pile of mattresses on fire. [More]

 

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Daytona Beach official busted in Backpage.com prostitution sting

The deputy city manager has resigned after authorities say he showed up at a hotel expecting to have sex with a college student for money. [More]

 

Orlando man wins $2 million on scratch-off he got for Christmas

Jason Wagner, 39, opted for a lump-sum payment of $1.6 million. [More]

 

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Today's Top Sports News

 

Orlando City founder Phil Rawlins steps down as club president

He will stay with the team in a new role, Life President, serving as a consultant. [More]

 

Hurricanes head into bowl looking to end a decade of postseason frustration

The Hurricanes haven't won a bowl game in 10 years. Miami's players say that streak has to end in Wednesday's Russell Athletic Bowl against West Virginia. [More]

 

West Virginia looks to add to legacy with 11th win

On five teams in West Virginia's rich 125-year history have won 11-games in a season. [More]

 

Aaron Gordon's 30-point game offers hope for his future at small forward

He has shown some signs lately that small forward is the best position for him. [More]

 

Florida State turns to Trey Marshall to lead secondary

He may not be the most vocal member of Florida State’s secondary, but his teammates have no problem feeling his presence. [More]

 

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Today's Top Entertainment News

 

Carrie Fisher: The wit was with her

The actress and writer who died Tuesday at age 60 will be missed for her bracing wit and inspiring frankness. [More]

 

It's a wrap: When holiday festivities end at theme parks

The year is winding down, but holiday festivities at some theme parks and attractions linger on. [More]

 

Universal home to super secret signatures of Superhero Island

On Superhero Island in Islands of Adventure, the roar and screams echoing from the Hulk coaster create a soundtrack for the battle of good vs. evil. [More]

 

Richard Adams, best-selling author of 'Watership Down,' dies at 96

His novel about rabbits sold 50 million copies and mesmerized generations of readers by creating an ornately detailed fantasy world. [More]

 

7 food trend predictions for 2017

It’s that tasty time of year again for foodies. We’re being flooded with ingredient, dining and flavor trend predictions for 2017. [More]

 

 
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