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A “medical city” in southeast Orlando will include a cluster of facilities for research, education, treatment and commerce. The site is part of the 7,000-acre Lake Nona development. Here’s how things are shaping up:
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1 - Town Center
2 - Nemours Children’s Hospital
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Despite Hurricanes Ian and Nicole making landfall in Florida, the state's tourism numbers haven't slowed down. In the third quarter alone, Florida welcomed 35.1 million tourists – a 6.9 increase from the same period in 2021.
Government watchdog group Integrity Florida on Monday released a report into the use of so-called “ghost candidates” to affect elections, saying the use of such candidates in three state Senate elections in 2020 “crossed the legal and moral line.”
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a tropical disturbance in the central Atlantic. As of Tuesday morning, the system has been given a 50% chance of development in the next five days.
Brightline is receiving another $20,000 in federal money to help keep people alert to the dangers of its high-speed trains that will soon zip along the railroad’s new extension between West Palm Beach and Orlando.
A lawsuit filed by the University of Florida Development Corporation, the owner of Innovation Square, seeking more than $500,000 in damages from a developer has been dismissed.
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