Op/Ed: It’s easy to invest in community
At its core, the Think Local First movement aims to change the way consumers eat, think and handle food.
Avalon's Puppy Bowl
Dogs, owners celebrated football
Inaugural Puppy Bowl brought dogs and owners together for some football and fun
Dr. Oz visits Winter Park to kick off initiative
Dr. Oz drops by Full Sail
Television host Dr. Oz makes a stop in Winter Park to help kick-off Healthy Central Florida campaign.
Beat cancer, help others
TCHS senior is cancer free on Valentine's Day
Wesley Rivera was 12 when he started getting sick. His mother had a gut feeling — something wasn’t right.
Keep your finance resolutions
“Save more” is a good start, but how will you know when you get there?
“Save more” is a good start, but how will you know when you get there?
Senior Community Bulletin
One Senior Place opens
One Senior Place, a revolutionary senior mall and resource center, opened Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Hefty recycling goals
Cities, residents working to reach recycling goal
Jim Foulks won’t be friends with someone who doesn’t recycle, so he just makes it happen for them. He recycles more than half of his waste through Orange County’s recycling program and composting his organic trash.
Stem cell confusion could have dire effects
Many people equate stem cells with embryonic stem cell research but non-embryonic (or adult) stem cells are different.
Health Action: How to lower high-blood pressure
More than 1 in 4 adults in Central Florida has hypertension.
Read while exercising
StoryWalk gives families a fun, free way to learn
It’s a brisk, bright morning, and mother-daughter duo Wendy and Emma Tutins are breaking up their day by taking a walk. But it isn’t just any walk, it’s an adventure into a story.
Fit spots
Local parks, gyms, fitness groups, expert advice
Staying fit is not always easy, but with a new year upon us, East Orlando offers many ways to serve the communities’ fitness needs.
Letters to the Editor
Building healthy habits
Letter from YMCA wellness instructors Shirley Rojas, CPT, and Jill Thomas, CPT
Hefty recycling goals
Cities against tough odds
Central Florida has a long way to go to reach the 75 percent recycling goal, and local cities are working against economic odds.
Kerouac manuscript arrives at Rollins
“Dharma Bums” manuscript
The original edited typescript of “The Dharma Bums” will be housed on permanent display in the Rollins College Olin Library Archives.
Medicare enrollment starts now
The parts explained
Need Medicare Part B? If you’re eligible, now is the time to sign up.
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