Sorry, America & Andrew Gillum in Orlando

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View In Browser November 14, 2018 orlandosentinel.com Orlando Morning Report ADVERTISEMENT Maxwell: Dear America: Sorry we keep screwing up Democracy. Love, Florida After the controversy and chaos created by the Florida recounts, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell is in an apologetic mood. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Florida vote: Andrew Gillum stresses 'count every vote' in speech to Orlando church A fired-up Andrew Gillum hearkened back to the Civil Rights movement and forward to future generations in calling for every vote to be counted in Florida – and he asked supporters in Orlando to help. Read More » Nemours, UCF launch PedsAcademy for hospitalized children Nemours Children's Hospital and UCF are partnering to bring an educational program to the hospital to address the specific needs of children with chronic and critical illnesses, using high-tech tools such as robotics and virtual reality. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Casselberry company hopes to sell sense of touch to theme-park rides Amusement park technology has advanced,  but a local Orlando tech firm hopes to cash in on haptics. Read More » Families mourn as first California fire victims are named; at least 48 confirmed dead The death toll in the Northern California wildfire that has already killed at least 48 people is expected to rise further. Read More » Magic reserve Terrence Ross delivers as key offensive spark for Orlando off bench Orlando Magic guard/forward Terrence Ross has delivered a key offensive spark off the bench so far this season. Read More » UCF moves up to No. 11 in latest College Football Playoff rankings The UCF Knights moved up one spot to No. 11 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. Read More » UF's Kadarius Toney is an unpredictable playmaker for the Gators No one knows what UF do-everything sophomore Kadarius Toney is going to do next with the football, including Toney, his teammates and his coaches. Read More » UCF offensive lineman Samuel Jackson completes painful journey, returns to No. 11 Knights' lineup UCF offensive lineman Samuel Jackson completed a painful journey after suffering a torn ACL during spring football, returning to the No. 11 Knights' lineup Saturday against Navy. Read More » Six Sentinel Super 16 football teams still alive in FHSAA postseason Wekiva and Jones remain at the top of the Sentinel Super 16 rankings entering Friday's region semifinals. Read More » From the IAAPA floor: Roller coasters, Big Bird, Aquaman attend big expo The amusement park industry shows off its goods, plans for the future at the IAAPA Expo in Orlando. Read More » Fearing development will close theater, Moonlight Players call for action The city of Clermont will consider development tonight that could later impact the Moonlight Players' theater. Read More » WMFE contest salutes St. Luke's Concert Series The latest winner of WMFE's Amplify Central Florida contest is St. Luke's Concert Series. It receives $2,500 in free on-air and online messaging from the public radio station. Read More » Axe throwing in downtown Orlando? Yes, that exists. Visitors to the new Epic Axe Throwing facility in downtown Orlando are in for an axe-cellent time. Read More » Douglas Rain, voice of HAL 9000 in '2001: A Space Odyssey,' dies at 90 The Stratford Festival, which Rain co-founded in 1952, said that Rain had died of natural causes in Stratford, Ont. in Canada. Read More » Forget the lines because Chick-fil-A is now delivering nationwide Chick-fil-A said Tuesday it was starting delivery nationwide with Doordash. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Orlando Sentinel | 633 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32801 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Orlando Morning Report newsletter.