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WESH Wants You!12/22/11

 

Guest post by Bess Auer. Bess  is the founder and former editor of the Central Florida Top 5 and is now the executive producer of Florida Swim Network. She is ...

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With the news yesterday that Japan may be providing free airfare in order to reboot Japanese tourism, my ears perked up when I heard about this special informative workshop called: ...

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Do you have experience to share? Well, then, you are in demand! Junior Achievement (JA) of Central Florida currently needs business and community members in Orange and Seminole counties to ...

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At least it will be this coming Saturday. At least according to Harold Camping. This “end of days” has been the talk of Facebook and Twitter today and it made ...

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Wow! Congratulations to Rollins College for winning one of six Presidential Awards for Community Service (from over 800 applications!). According to Rollins’ Director of Community Engagement Micki Meyer, “In community ...

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Remembering Us05/07/11

 

Last month I was honored to be a judge for a writing competition hosted by the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center here in Maitland, Florida.  Children from elementary through ...

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I will be wearing blue tomorrow. In fact, I want to Paint the Town Blue. I have vowed to do this to bring attention to the victims of child abuse. ...

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Congratulations to poet and writer Kay Ryan for being awarded a Pulitzer Prize for her latest writings.  Ryan recently spent time in Winter Park when she was a featured speaker ...

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We love when the Central Florida comes together to help out young minds! Take, for example, the 4th annual “Me and My CommUnity” event. This one-day executive mentoring program consisted ...

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Not to be outdone by Darden, Walgreens is doing its part to help education in Central Florida, too. Nearly 1,500 Walgreens employees recently participated in Bowl-A-Thon, Junior Achievement of Central ...

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