Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| In Florida, getting back civil rights means groveling before politicians who inquire about baby mamas and church attendance, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| The accident that killed a Disney worker Monday was not connected to the construction of the gondola system at the nearby Pop Century Resort, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday. The incident occurred outside in a backstage area that is closed to the public, the spokeswoman said. |
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| A Seminole County staff report regarding the proposed River Cross development in east Seminole County says it will harm the environment and lead to urban sprawl. |
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| A progressive organization in Florida is launching a bilingual campaign targeting Puerto Ricans in Florida, attacking Gov. Rick Scott's treatment of Puerto Ricans in the state and his denial of climate change. |
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| Lake Mary leads the region in newly vacant office space as a commercial real estate broker says more of the same is coming. Lake Mary's 120,350 square feet of vacancies led changes in office occupancy in Q2 2018, said JLL, while overall Central Florida vacancy was 10.3%, up slightly. |
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| Former Orlando Magic draft pick Mario Hezonja says it feels "super-weird" to not be with the Magic. |
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| NBA Commissioner Adam Silver anticipates scrapping the NBA's one-and-done rule. |
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| Steve Spurrier told the Sentinel's Mike Bianchi that if Shaquem Griffin is cut by the Seattle Seahawks, he would be the first player chosen by Orlando's new pro football team. |
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| The Orlando Magic are likely finished adding players to their main roster in free agency, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman told the Orlando Sentinel. |
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| The Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday unveiled an elaborate plan for a new domed stadium that would take them across Tampa Bay to the Ybor City section of Tampa. |
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| Known for her passionate support of the arts, Harriett Lake was a philanthropist, style icon and the 2014 Orlando Sentinel Central Floridian of the Year. She died Tuesday at Florida Hospital-Altamonte. |
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| The new Universal Orlando's Cinematic Celebration" will feature prancing fountains, layer upon layer of projections, fireworks, enormous panda heads and more. |
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| Shark Week at 30 will feature celebrities: Shaquille O'Neal, Rob Riggle, Bear Grylls, Aaron Rodgers, Rob Gronkowski, Lindsey Vonn, Guy Fieri and "Shark Tank'' stars Mark Cuban, Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran and Kevin O'Leary. |
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| A film crew member says in a lawsuit that Johnny Depp twice punched him on the Los Angeles set of a movie about the killing of the Notorious B.I.G. |
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| The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando wasn't sure what to expect when it partnered with a downtown hotel to showcase dogs for adoption. But six weeks in, the success rate has been "awesome," executive director Stephen Bardy says. |
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| Tourism, fishing and public health are being threatened by contaminants turning beaches a bright blue-green at the southern end of the state's peninsula. |
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| World of Disney store at Disney Springs remains open during its renovation, and the Stitch figure outside continues its antics over a redesigned sign. |
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