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This Hidden Florida Wildlife Sanctuary Lets You Come Face-to-Face With Rescued Owls and Hawks
Owls that sound a little like monkeys live just minutes from downtown Orlando. Yes, really. The hooting gets surprisingly wild once a pair of them starts chatting. The place started rescuing injured raptors back in 1979. It still treats sick and hurt eagles, hawks, owls, and ospreys today. The ones that can’t return to the wild get a forever home and a job as teachers.
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Disney subcontractor reaches settlement following alleged labor law violations
A leading third-party restaurant operator at Disney Springs and Epcot, the Patina Group, reached a settlement with the National Labor Relations Board last month in a two-year case involving multiple allegations of federal labor law violations. The case stems from an organizing drive launched in 2024 by workers at five nonunion Patina Group restaurants at […] The post Disney subcontractor reaches settlement following alleged labor law violations appeared first on Orlando Weekly .
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Florida Classic 2026 Orlando: FAMU Events & HBCU Traditions
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Florida Classic returns to Orlando on Saturday, November 21, bringing Florida A&M University and Bethune-Cookman University together for one of the nation’s most celebrated Historically Black College and University (HBCU) football rivalries. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at Camping World Stadium. Beyond football,...
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Georgia Southern vs. UCF Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 13
Last year, the 80.7 points per game the Knights scored were only 1.0 more point than the Eagles gave up (79.7). UCF went 16-3 last season when scoring more than 79.7 points. When Georgia Southern gave up fewer than 80.7 points last season, it went 6-7. The Eagles averaged only...
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ASU blasts off across the country, faces UCF with bowl eligibility on the line
TEMPE, Ariz. — On April 1, NASA launched the Artemis II mission from Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Orion spacecraft, carrying four astronauts, reached speeds of up to 17,500 mph as it left Earth’s orbit, then accelerated to about 25,000 mph on its way to the Moon.