Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Hundreds of UCF students gathered at Memory Mall to honor the lives of Carmen Schentrup, her classmates and teachers. They held candles, embraced and sang as they remembered the people lost one year ago in the Parkland school massacre. |
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| Former Chairman Marcos Marchena has resigned from the UCF Board of Trustees. |
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| Congress lopsidedly approved a border security compromise, but President Donald Trump plans to bypass lawmakers and declare a national emergency to build a wall. |
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| Laforest Gray, whose Instagram live-streamed encounter with Orange County deputies ended in gunfire Wednesday night, fired the first shots after having earlier dragged his wife from a car by her hair, deputies said. |
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| A Disney historian says there's no evidence the theme park ever seriously moved forward on building a nuclear power plant, but it shows how much political leverage Disney had before it built the Magic Kingdom in 1971. |
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| The Orlando Magic routed the Charlotte Hornets 127-89, winning their fifth straight game for the first time since 2015 and riding a wave of positive momentum entering the NBA All-Star Game break. |
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| Markelle Fultz gives the Orlando Magic hope, Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi writes. |
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| Ford drivers swept both of the Daytona 500 qualifying races to position the manufacturer for a strong run in "The Great American Race." Kevin Harvick won the first qualifying race and Joey Logano the second. Both won in Mustangs. |
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| Trailblazer Danica Patrick retired following last season, leaving a void to be filled by a new generation of female drivers, including Hailie Deegan, Brittney Zamora and Natalie Decker. |
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| The Alliance of American Football says its mission is to provide opportunities for players not in the NFL to continue their careers. |
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| The a cappella group branches out with a collaboration with the Bach Festival Society, a new management company and a new role at Rollins College. |
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| Rob Winn Anderson is stepping down as Garden Theatre artistic director |
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| Eighteen groups participate in the celebration of the arts and culture of Winter Park. |
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| The Dr. Phillips Center announces its 2019-20 touring Broadway series of plays. |
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| Public radio station 90.7 WMFE names Nicole Darden-Creston the official local host of 'All Things Considered' in the afternoons. |
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| Spring break seems to inherently call for a warm-up of body, if not soul. Combine both in the following new trips, hotels and tours that indulge passions from history and voluntourism to beaches, baseball and tacos. |
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