Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| University of Central Florida students pitch their own miniature theme parks at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management. |
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| The Lake County School District could be on the hook for $10.3 million if the state determines that it spent local taxpayer money improperly several years ago to pay off some of its debt. |
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| Reeves Memorial United Methodist Church in Orlando shut down suddenly, leaving parishioners to scramble for alternate services this Sunday. |
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| A storm system stretching from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes buffeted the central U.S. with heavy winds, rain, hail and snow. |
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| The Orlando Garden Club showcases growers in the area as groups like theirs fight for enthusiasts' attention. |
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| Florida State coach Willie Taggart continued to honor the Seminoles' past during the program's high energy spring game. |
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| New coach Dan Mullen's message came in loud and clear during the Gators' rollicking, frolicking spring game in front of an estimated crowd of 53,015. |
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| Cristian Higuita is taking the next step for Orlando City. |
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| Before Florida State's spring game Saturday, which drew a record crowd of 53,974 people, Taggart welcomed more than 300 former Seminoles players for a reunion at Doak Campbell Stadium on Friday night. |
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| The Orlando Magic will wait at least one week to begin interviewing candidates for their vacant head-coaching job. |
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| Mad Cow Theatre's 2018-19 season includes two popular musicals. |
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| Movies and events to check out at the Florida Film Festival. |
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| Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Blight" from Playwrights' Round Table. |
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| Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller reunited in this week's "Saturday Night Live" cold open, with De Niro playing Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Stiller playing |
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| Mount Dora hosts a conference exploring the works of author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings |
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| Universal Orlando is hitting the pause button on its stormwater lawsuit against Orange County and over 40 property owners along International Drive. The olive branch comes as the theme park giant prepares hundreds of acres for new develop. |
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| Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line, a unique two-night Bahamas cruise line, brings its newest ship, Grand Classica, to the Port of Palm Beach. The cruise line now expects to carry 500,000 passengers a year from the port. |
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