Friday, February 12, 2021

Walmart accidentally offers vaccine to Floridians under 65 & Mardi Gras mode continues at Universal Studios

Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.

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February 12, 2021

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TODAY'S WEATHER: Mostly clear skies with a chance for evening thunderstorms. High 81°, Low 68°. Hour-by-hour temperatures here.

 

Good morning, I'm Dewayne Bevil, and I cover theme parks and attractions for the Orlando Sentinel. Mardi Gras mode continues at Universal Studios this weekend with more food options than in years past and, despite COVID-19, chances to snatch those coveted beads. At Walt Disney World, the Epcot International Festival of the Arts continues, and visitors also may now spy the reinstallation of the Leave a Legacy photographs. Meanwhile, Orlando Science Center begins Otronicon, which has shifted to new February dates and added virtual/at-home options for the tech fest. Now, here's the rest of today's news … 

Walmart mistakenly offered COVID-19 vaccine to medically vulnerable Floridians under 65

What initially appeared to be a significant expansion of vaccine access in Florida was instead an apparent mistake by the retail giant Walmart.

Winter Park commissioners want Chamber apology to mend debate-question 'damage'

A single, audience-submitted question at a Winter Park mayoral candidate debate has driven a rift between some city commissioners and the Chamber of Commerce, with no end in sight after a...

Massive invasion of sand burying Little Wekiva River leads residents to suspect I-4 construction

The Little Wekiva River is being buried with as much as 5 feet of sand and residents of the treasured Little Wekiva in Seminole County blame Interstate 4 construction for erosion gorging the river.

Some jobless Floridians must resubmit unemployment paperwork to keep receiving benefits

Weeks after Congress extended unemployment benefits, out-of-work Floridians continue to face hurdles in collecting them.

DeSantis says any Biden travel restrictions imposed on Florida would be 'a political attack'

Gov. Ron DeSantis and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio slammed the possibility of the White House enacting travel restrictions to Florida, with the governor saying it would be "a political attack" on...

Central Florida man accused of stealing engagement rings from one girlfriend to give to another

Detectives are searching for a Central Florida man who authorities suspect stole engagement rings from a woman in Orange City and used them with a different woman in Orlando.

Florida Fresh Air: Spring Hammock Preserve supplies serene scenery, hiking

Spring Hammock Preserve in Seminole County provides 1,500 acres of natural scenery, education and hiking opportunities.

5 Orlando restaurants for oyster lovers this Valentine's Day

Oysters, long heralded as an aphrodisiac, are an appetizing option for Valentine's Day. Here are a few great spots around Orlando to get 'em.

Daily horoscope for February 12, 2021

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Things to do this weekend in Orlando and Central Florida

There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. This list is updated weekly with events and...

From FOX 35 News: Going to the Daytona 500? Here's what you need to know

Going to the Daytona 500 this year? We got you covered. While the COVID-19 pandemic left the stands of many sporting events across the country empty, the Daytona 500 will not be. A limited number...

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