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Pinkatude Breast Cancer Awareness Event runway in Winter Park

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Strength in Style: Inside the Pinkatude Experience in Winter Park

Experience Pinkatude 2025 in Winter Park—a powerful breast cancer awareness event blending fashion, community, and survivor celebration.

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Pat McLauchlin reads a newspaper underwater at Silver Springs, Florida, wearing oversized sunglasses

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Voices of the City: 150 Years of Orlando in Print

From the Sentinel’s presses to Ozone Magazine’s national rise, Orlando’s story has always been told in print. Explore 150 years

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West Orange High School exterior — Orange County Public Schools ends “Witchy Wednesday” segment after Liberty Counsel complaint.

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West Orange High Ends “Witchy Wednesday” After Liberty Counsel Complaint

West Orange High’s “Witchy Wednesday” was meant to bring midweek mindfulness — until an evangelical legal group called it witchcraft.

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Executive Director Wade Neal stands beneath the 35mm marquee at Enzian Theater in Maitland, Florida.

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Maitland’s Enzian Theater Upgrades to 70mm Film: A New Chapter for Florida’s Indie Cinema Landmark

Forty years after first lighting up Maitland, Enzian Theater is keeping real film alive with a 70mm upgrade that honors

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Valencia College Fights Hunger

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Valencia tackles hunger: Free food for students in need

Valencia College is addressing student hunger with its VCentials program, offering free nutritious food at campus locations. In response to

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Martin Andersen and Orlando, the City Beautiful: Growth, Power, and Division

As Orlando celebrates 150 years, one man’s influence looms large. Martin Andersen turned the Orlando Sentinel into a lever for

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