Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Harriett Lake was one of a kind, and Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell recounts the life of a Central Florida treasure well-lived. |
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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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| Medical marijuana activists gathered in Orlando, Tallahassee and West Palm Beach Wednesday to call on Gov. Rick Scott to drop two state appeals and allow patients to smoke and grow pot. |
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| A new state law that imposes strict membership rules on teachers unions has sparked debate and a lawsuit and boosted membership in local unions. |
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| Florida's first taxpayer-funded crisis shelter for human-trafficking victims is full — and that's a good thing. It means trafficking victims are seeking and getting help for a problem that many people once doubted existed in Central Florida. |
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| With the season winding down, the Orlando Pride are searching for answers. |
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| Troy Caupain has a new two-way contract with the Orlando Magic and is moving closer toward reaching the NBA. |
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| UF Heisman-winning quarterback Tim Tebow will be the sixth player put into the Gators' Ring of Honor. |
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| National champion Villanova and Florida State headline the field at the annual Advocare Invitational, a college basketball tournament held Thanksgiving weekend at ESPN's Wide World of Sports on Disney World property. |
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| New Orlando City coach James O'Connor has no interest in telling his players what they want to hear. |
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| Orlando and Central Florida arts groups, here's where to send your events for theater, dance, classical and popular music, visual arts, science and history for the Orlando Sentinel's Fall Season Preview. |
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| Central Floridians are being showcased on 'America's Got Talent,' 'Big Brother' and 'Penn & Teller: Fool Us.' |
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| Scoop (or scrape) creamy gelato into your cone or cup this summer. |
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| A Central Florida program aims to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life through the arts. Called "Vet Voices," it kicks off Saturday. |
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| The Pauses host a party for the release of their album "Unbuilding" at Park Ave. CDs in Audubon Park. |
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| Darden Restaurants is parting ways with leaders at Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen and Seasons 52 after strugglings sales at the two chains during the last year. |
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| Roger Gould's job at Pixar helps put the movie characters into Disney theme parks, including Hollywood Studios' new Toy Story Land. He talks about Andy's imagination and the Force next door |
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