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Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
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in HomeCan a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Quest, Inc. hosted its 29th annual Wine Quest fundraiser on May 16 and 17 at Caribe Royale in Orlando. The event broke records with over $450,000 raised towards services benefiting children and adults with developmental disabilities. The money raised goes toward Quest programs such as children’s therapy, employment services, life-skills training, residential options, and summer […] More
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Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Dr. Cuong T. Phan, known in Central Florida as “The Man Behind Beautiful Smiles,” is the recipient of the prestigious Mastership Award, the highest Academy of General Dentistry honor available. It’s one of the most respected designations within the dental profession. Only 1% of general dentists throughout the United States and Canada have earned this […] More
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
With summer in full swing and schools on break, families visiting Central Florida can take advantage of a special offer at Disney Springs. Drawn to Life, the acclaimed show presented by Cirque du Soleil and Disney, is extending a limited-time “Kids Free” promotion perfect for summer entertainment. Now through Labor Day 2025, guests who purchase […] More
in Theme ParksFull Sail University Talent Contributes to Universal’s Epic Universe Launch
Universal Orlando Resort unveiled its highly anticipated new theme park, Epic Universe, on May 22, and members of the Full Sail University community played a pivotal role in bringing the immersive experience to life. Epic Universe features five distinct worlds: Celestial Park, Dark Universe, Super Nintendo World, How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk, […] More
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Harry P. Leu Gardens Announces 2025 Lineup for Late Night Thursdays Music Series
Harry P. Leu Gardens is bringing back its popular Late Night Thursdays music series for the 2025 season, featuring a refreshed lineup and some exciting changes. The weekly event invites guests to enjoy extended hours at the gardens paired with live music experiences under the stars. Outdoor Concerts: Live Music on the Patio Taking place […] More
Universal Orlando Unveils Epic Universe: A Historic Expansion in Florida’s Theme Park Landscape
Universal Orlando has officially launched its largest and most ambitious project to date: Epic Universe. The 1,300-acre theme park marks one of the most significant expansions in Florida’s tourism industry, transforming former Lockheed Martin land into a state-of-the-art entertainment destination. The grand opening celebration took place at Celestial Park, the heart of the resort, where […] More
Dr. Phan of Phan-tastic Smiles Now VA Certified to Provide Full Dental Care for Service-Connected Veterans
Veterans in Central Florida have a new ally in oral healthcare. Dr. Cuong T. Phan of Phan-tastic Smiles in Orlando has officially become VA-certified, allowing him to treat service-connected veterans. This credential means that qualifying veterans—those whose injuries are directly related to their military service—can now receive comprehensive dental care fully covered by the U.S. […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
Full Sail University Talent Contributes to Universal’s Epic Universe Launch
Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
Full Sail University Talent Contributes to Universal’s Epic Universe Launch
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
Full Sail University Talent Contributes to Universal’s Epic Universe Launch
Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
Full Sail University Talent Contributes to Universal’s Epic Universe Launch
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
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in HomeCan a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
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in HomeCan a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Quest, Inc. hosted its 29th annual Wine Quest fundraiser on May 16 and 17 at Caribe Royale in Orlando. The event broke records with over $450,000 raised towards services benefiting children and adults with developmental disabilities. The money raised goes toward Quest programs such as children’s therapy, employment services, life-skills training, residential options, and summer […] More
in Health, Lifestyle, Medical, Medical GuideMedical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Dr. Cuong T. Phan, known in Central Florida as “The Man Behind Beautiful Smiles,” is the recipient of the prestigious Mastership Award, the highest Academy of General Dentistry honor available. It’s one of the most respected designations within the dental profession. Only 1% of general dentists throughout the United States and Canada have earned this […] More
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Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Quest, Inc. hosted its 29th annual Wine Quest fundraiser on May 16 and 17 at Caribe Royale in Orlando. The event broke records with over $450,000 raised towards services benefiting children and adults with developmental disabilities. The money raised goes toward Quest programs such as children’s therapy, employment services, life-skills training, residential options, and summer […] More
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Medical Guide: Phan-tastic Smiles
Dr. Cuong T. Phan, known in Central Florida as “The Man Behind Beautiful Smiles,” is the recipient of the prestigious Mastership Award, the highest Academy of General Dentistry honor available. It’s one of the most respected designations within the dental profession. Only 1% of general dentists throughout the United States and Canada have earned this […] More
Kids Get in Free to “Drawn to Life” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs This Summer
With summer in full swing and schools on break, families visiting Central Florida can take advantage of a special offer at Disney Springs. Drawn to Life, the acclaimed show presented by Cirque du Soleil and Disney, is extending a limited-time “Kids Free” promotion perfect for summer entertainment. Now through Labor Day 2025, guests who purchase […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
in LegalHow a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
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Can a Dirty AC Filter Cause Water Leaks? Find Out Here
Water leaking from your air conditioner is one of those things that makes Florida homeowners pause and panic—especially in the middle of summer when your AC is working overtime. It’s hot, it’s humid, and the last thing anyone wants is to deal with soggy floors, ceiling damage, or worse—mold. Before you call a repair tech […] More
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How a Florida Lawyer Calculates Damages After an Accident
Accidents often leave victims facing more than just physical pain. Financial losses, emotional strain, and long-term lifestyle changes frequently follow. Understanding the full scope of recoverable damages becomes crucial in the aftermath of a serious injury. Legal professionals in Florida employ a systematic approach to ensure accident victims pursue just compensation across multiple damage categories. […] More
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s Ultimate Garden Party Raises $379,000
An afternoon of live music, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and casino games at the Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek welcomed 300 guests as they came together to raise $379,000 for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida during the nonprofit’s annual Ultimate Garden Party. The event on May 17 raised enough money to provide 1.5 […] More
Florida Department of Transportation Restricts State Bridge Lighting to Red, White, and Blue
In a continuation of a policy introduced last year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has reaffirmed that all state-owned bridges will be illuminated exclusively in red, white, and blue. The restriction, which aims to align lighting displays with federal holidays, is part of a broader directive that began under the “Freedom Summer” initiative launched […] More
‘The Canopy,’ A Public Space Under I-4 Set to Come to Downtown Orlando
The city of Orlando approved a contract this week to advance “The Canopy,” a $25-30 million project to revive the space under Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando into a place to socialize. The space is set to bring in a “vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban oasis” near the Kia Center across from South Hughey Avenue, […] More
Wine Quest Fundraiser Brings in Over $450,000 to Support Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Quest, Inc. hosted its 29th annual Wine Quest fundraiser on May 16 and 17 at Caribe Royale in Orlando. The event broke records with over $450,000 raised towards services benefiting children and adults with developmental disabilities. The money raised goes toward Quest programs such as children’s therapy, employment services, life-skills training, residential options, and summer […] More