Central Florida Players - November 2010

| 11/1/2010

» Orlando Sentinel Editor Charlotte Hall has retired from the position she held since 2004, when she replaced Tim Franklin.

» David J. Duda is the new president and CEO of A. Duda & Sons, becoming the fourth generation of Dudas at the helm of the agriculture company that started off in celery farming in 1926 in Seminole County.

» David D'Alessandro has been appointed chairman of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. The former chair and CEO of John Hancock Financial Services replaces Joseph Baratta, senior managing director of private equity for the Blackstone Group, which owns SeaWorld.

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A Florida health provider says better building design can help patients heal

FHSAA to potentially sanction esports in Florida schools

Florida home values have more than doubled in the past decade

Florida invests $850 million to advance Everglades restoration

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