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PHOTO/METRO CREATIVE

PHOTO/METRO CREATIVE

GUEST COLUMNIST — A wake-up call in the fight against hunger

Derrick Chubbs
Friday, May 10, 2024
“Rent eats first.” Those three words, shared matter-of-factly by a neighbor as she sought food assistance at a local distribution, have stayed in my mind since I first heard them. They describe a dilemma—and silent crisis— many families are struggling with right now.Hunger is real. It is urgent.
FROM THE EDITOR, April 26, 2024: Heroes and Scouts

FROM THE EDITOR, April 26, 2024: Heroes and Scouts

FROM THE EDITOR — Heroes and Scouts — saving the day, and society

Ken Jackson
Friday, April 26, 2024
At the Jackson house last week, we had that “freak out” moment.About the budget. It was right when the documents for the new homeowners insurance policy arrived. I’d say, “You could have heard us from all the way in Orlando,” but I think the shriek the lovely Mrs.
Marcel Gemme is the founder of SUPE and has been helping people struggling with substance use for over 20 years.

Marcel Gemme is the founder of SUPE and has been helping people struggling with substance use for over 20 years.

Education can help young people understand cannabis

Marcel Gemme
Friday, April 19, 2024
Currently, the possession of small amounts of cannabis in Florida is illegal, along with its sale and delivery. Yet, a cannabis legalization ballot will go before voters in the November 2024 election.Despite the legal status of cannabis in Florida, 4/20 celebrations are common.
At a time when other news outlets are making deep cuts, Central Florida Public Media is expanding and adding engaging local programs.

At a time when other news outlets are making deep cuts, Central Florida Public Media is expanding and adding engaging local programs.

WMFE's rebrand confirms commitment to local journalism

Judith Smelser
Friday, April 19, 2024
After nearly 44 years of service to Central Florida, WMFE radio is now Central Florida Public Media. Our rebrand goes beyond the cosmetic. It clearly communicates who we are and our commitment to the region we serve; and it reflects the growth and evolution of our mission.
Letters to the Editor -- March 29, 2024

Letters to the Editor -- March 29, 2024

Letters to the Editor -- Indeed 'stuck on Trump'; how to end the war in Gaza

News Staff
Friday, March 29, 2024
We indeed are ‘Stuck on Trump’Dear Editor:In response to a Letter to the Editor from March 7 (“Are Republicans Stuck on Trump?”), I avoided too quick a response in order to wait for our Presidential Preference Primary results. To respond to James Tweed, the resounding answer is …YES!
Marie Garceau has been working in the field of substance use and addiction recovery for over a decade. She works at Drug Rehab Services and primarily focuses on reaching out to the community and spreading awareness.

Marie Garceau has been working in the field of substance use and addiction recovery for over a decade. She works at Drug Rehab Services and primarily focuses on reaching out to the community and spreading awareness.

Sobriety Tips for St. Patrick’s Day

Marie Garceau
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Kiss me, I’m Irish. I suppose anything is possible with enough alcohol. While many of the old practices of St. Patrick’s Day are long gone, it remains a day of celebration with lively music, excessive drink, and food.
Letters to the Editor — March 7, 2024

Letters to the Editor — March 7, 2024

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — Are Republicans stuck on Trump?

News Staff
Friday, March 8, 2024
Are Republicans stuck on Trump?Dear Editor:Beware of people who are oblivious to the obvious. People who lose an election, and believe they won. Not based on evidence. But based on what they “feel.”I am a Conservative.
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