Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Florida Gators legend Steve Spurrier was named coach of Orlando's new pro team in a new league — the Alliance of American Football. |
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| Peter Banach, 37, struggled to find an affordable place to live after he was injured in Iraq. But now he has a new tiny home, thanks to two non-profit charity organizations and a Longwood business. |
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| In spring, Gatorland is for the birds. Thousands of feathered friends gather at the Orlando attraction, interacting peacefully with hundreds of full-time reptilian Gatorland residents and dozens of photographers. |
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| If you have bats roosting in your attic, eaves or chimney spaces, now is the time to give them an eviction notice. "Bat maternity season" begins April 15 and runs through August 15, a period when they can't be ousted without special permission. |
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| Israeli troops opened fire from across the border, killing seven Palestinians and wounding 293 others in the second mass border protest in a week. |
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| The Charlotte Hornets demolished the Orlando Magic 137-100 Friday night. |
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| New FSU coach Willie Taggart makes legendary Bowden feel welcome, but why didn't Jimbo? |
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| UF tailback Jordan Scarlett was suspended last season for his role in an alleged credit card fraud scam. He returns determined to prove himself and make amends. |
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| Orlando City's 4-3 victory over the Red Bulls showcased some of the best qualities of the Lions' attack, but defensively, things were rough. |
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| Take a hyperlapse tour of the new Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas, which is sailing in Europe and will make its way to Miami this fall. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm reviews UCF's production of Leonard Bernstein's "Mass." |
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| Cecil Taylor, the visionary pianist who revolutionized jazz by launching the free-jazz movement in the late '50s, died Thursday. He was 89. |
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| Madeleine L'Engle's fantasy novel is the selection of this year's Reading by Nine program from the Orlando Sentinel. |
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| The annual Opera Orlando gala will pay tribute to the Winter Park couple who have been unwavering in their support of the arts. |
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| A real estate broker who ran a $5 million Ponzi scheme in the Orlando area based on fake real estate has pleaded guilty. |
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| Universal Orlando has released a more details about its Fast & Furious — Supercharged attraction at Universal Studios theme park. But it stopped short of getting more specific about an opening date, which the resort has narrowed down to spring of 2018. |
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