Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Several package bombs sent to high-profile critics of President Donald Trump went through the processing and distribution center in Opa-locka, according to CNN on Thursday. |
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| Plagued by frequent claims of abuse and recent client deaths, Carlton Palms — the state's largest home for people with severe disabilities — finally closed this month. The last of its remaining 190 residents moved to a new community-based home in early October. |
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| Despite a worker shortage in the local space industry, foreign students can't get jobs at places like NASA and the Kennedy Space Center. |
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| Edward Mina, brother of Orlando Police Chief John Mina, is taking a plea in his lewd or lascivious conduct case. The hearing starts Friday at 9 a.m. |
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| An Ocoee couple's home was damaged in September when a lift station malfunction caused a sewage backup. They have waited more than a month while the city and a company it contracted to perform the maintenance decide who is liable for damages. Meanwhile, the couple has suffered medical issues. |
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| The Orlando Magic put together a late rally, but they could not stop Damian Lillard and the Portland Trail Blazers during a 128-114 loss Thursday night. |
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| UCF backup quarterback Darriel Mack earned rave reviews from the Knights' coaching staff for his ability to step in for injured quarterback McKenzie Milton during a surprise start at East Carolina. The experience will be invaluable for the sophomore in the future. |
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| The UCF volleyball team has wildly exceeded expectations this season. The sizzling Knights are now pushing for the American Athletic Conference crown and an NCAA Tournament bid. |
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| The MIami Dolphins suffered a 42-23 loss to the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium on national television, losing their fourth Thursday night game in as many seasons, and falling to .500 for the first time this season. |
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| Florida State is preparing to contain talented Clemson freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence. |
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| The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts welcomed a record-setting 634,000 guests in its 2017-18 fiscal year – a year that also saw more shows than ever at the downtown venue, higher revenue and behind-the-scenes adjustments to its board of directors and bylaws. |
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| "The Tales of Hoffman" review from Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm. |
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| Palatlakaha Environmental and Agricultural Reserve (PEAR) Dog Park has five fenced-in yards that cater to every pup size and need. |
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| The musical acts for Rock the Universe, a Christian-music festival at Universal Studios, have been set. Friendly reminder: It's in February next year. |
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| A baby giraffe born at Brevard Zoo, the little boy was born six feet tall and weighed 158 pounds. |
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| Fast-casual burger restaurant Mooyah is moving into the Hollywood Plaza garage on I-Drive next to Mango's Tropical Cafe. |
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| Sanford will finally break ground on construction of the final portion of the popular Riverwalk Trail on Thursday. The long-awaited extension will stretch from the western end of the current Riverwalk in front of Central Florida Hospital on West Seminole Boulevard to near Interstate 4 to the west. |
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