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What you need to know about Florida today
› JetBlue tells Spirit Airlines that it may terminate its $3.8 billion buyout offer
JetBlue Airways warned that it may end its bid to acquire low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines as soon as this weekend after a federal judge blocked the deal, sending Spirit shares sharply lower Friday. Spirit shot back that finds no reason to terminate the deal and will continue to meet its obligations, “and it expects JetBlue to do the same.”
Michael Saunders discusses $4 million investment in downtown Sarasota office space
Michael Saunders & Company may have sold its property downtown last year, but after a $4 million investment, Sarasota's largest independently owned real estate firm will remain in heart of the community for years to come. Michael Saunders, the matriarch of the luxury real estate brand, remembers a much different time when she started her company in a small office on St. Armands Circle. Times have changed over nearly 50 years.
› Brad Pitt is currently a Florida man. See where he’s been spotted shooting a new movie
Heads up, Daytona peeps: You have an A-lister in your midst. That would be Brad Pitt, who has been spotted all over the place filming a car racing flick, which is still officially unnamed, as per IMDB, but rumored to be called “Apex.” Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment and racing icon Lewis Hamilton, the Formula One-themed movie stars the Oscar winner as a retired F1 driver who mentors a track newbie, Damson Idris, of “Snowfall.”
› Getting a spot in the coveted KSC space camp is like getting a golden ticket
What are the chances you get to ride a rocket to the moon in the next year? Some parents say you have a better shot at that than getting your child a spot at Camp Kennedy Space Center. The summer camp, held at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, is attended by children ages 7 to 16 from all over the world.
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