A happy dose of uplifting news from Central Florida and beyond.
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| World famous underwater performers / mermaids set to perform for inside aquarium at Sea Life Orlando attraction on International Drive for three weeks |
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| Back in 1986, Congress changed the beginning of Daylight Saving Time to the first Sunday in April and ending on the last Sunday in October. Then, in 2005, the start and end dates were changed again to what we do now. |
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| Danny Chung has led an interesting life, but despite acting in "Black Panther" and now part-owner of a Winter Garden restaurant, as a Vietnam War baby and enduring a tough childhood in Orlando, it has not been easy. |
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| They're not selling nostalgia, and they don't bring up waterbeds" notorious reputation until asked point-blank about it. |
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| Debra Beardsley, Waynn Densch Performing Arts Center managing director, and Ty Blake-Holden, an interpreter with American Sign Language Services, talk about the partnership that will provide interpreting for deaf theater patrons at four of their shows in the 2018-19 repertory season. |
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| Orlando artist Libby Smith's solo show "Magical Beings" at CityArts Factory showcases the visually impaired artist's point of view. |
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| Orlando has two of the top five zip codes in Florida when it comes to the largest increase in millennials. Why? Because there's just nothing for millennials to do in Orlando, said no one ever. |
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| People in a Florida neighborhood are upset over one resident who does yard work in the nude. As long as it's on his own property, such exposure is legal. |
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| Call it thinking inside and outside the box. Shipyard containers are finding new uses as homes and businesses throughout South Florida. The structures are gaining a following as part of the... |
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