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The city, and especially the Thornton Park neighborhood, has been eagerly awaiting Osteria Ester’s opening since it was announced in September as the next restaurant to line up at this classic corner location. “When I came in in the morning, there were face marks on the glass where people were looking,” said Sue Chin, part of the James Beard Award-nominated Good Salt restaurant group in Orlando. The restaurant welcomed friends, family and other guests last week as part of final preparations. Her husband, Jason Chin, said it was a “complete whirlwind.” “We took over the space, we blinked, and it…
The tradition of hanging mistletoe and kissing under it at Christmas has origins deeply rooted in ancient folklore, Norse mythology, and evolving cultural customs. This festive custom, often associated with romance and holiday cheer, has a long and fascinating history. ancient roots and symbolism Mistletoe’s mystical reputation dates back to ancient civilizations. The Celts and Druids worshiped mistletoe as a sacred plant, believing it had magical properties that could ward off evil spirits, cure disease, and bring fertility. Mistletoe, which grows on trees without roots in the ground, was thought to have sacred properties, symbolizing life and vitality. During winter…
“I’m just trying to be aggressive,” Jones said. “Power play (goal) the other day and again tonight. Randy made a great play, made a great pass and hit a shot. I’m just trying to finish it.” In the end, Sam Reinhart scored an empty net goal at 17:06 to make it 4-1. “We’re playing as good as we’ve been playing in a while,” Morris said. In the end, the Panthers allowed only three total shots on goal in the third period. “The players set the tone early in the game,” said Tarasov, who finished with 20 saves. “It was kind…
The National Education Association (NEA) recently held a workshop to teach teachers how to “speak appropriately” to students when discussing LGBT topics. One of their training sessions was titled “Advancing LGBTQ+ Justice and Transgender Advocacy.” The national grassroots group Defend Education has listed the agenda and union content that has thrown conservatives under the bus who oppose gender identity issues being taught in public schools. At the meeting, conservative groups were referred to as “thugs and mental hospitals.” NEA promoted the event to its members as a way to gain a deeper understanding of the LGBTQ+ community and the issues…
Florida’s climate keeps homes functioning year-round. The region’s combination of heat, rain, and tropical storms has shaped a unique approach to architecture. Homes are designed to remain stable in the face of humidity, high winds, and long periods of sunlight. Construction, materials, and layout all help balance safety and comfort through seasonal changes. Across the state, designs are becoming more intentional. Builders and homeowners choose materials that handle pressure and moisture, drainage systems that control heavy rain, and finishes that protect from constant sunlight. This approach creates a reliable and comfortable home no matter what the weather forecast throws at…
Twenty-three new powerful voices for Florida’s clean water-driven economy emerged from the second annual Paradise Preservation Leadership Program, a partnership of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF), Captains for Clean Water, the Everglades Foundation, and the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. The program’s role is to encourage people to be better equipped and motivated than ever to champion Florida’s economic and environmental future. Since August, this group of local business and community leaders has been immersed in discussions and on-the-ground experiences focused on the relationship between water quality and the economy. They visited Everglades restoration sites, toured estuaries, uncovered the economics and…
Question: I am forcing my amaryllis bulbs to bloom. I would like to give it as a gift, but how long will it take for it to bloom? Answer: It takes at least six weeks after you plant the bulbs for the buds to grow and some flowers to open. Store the bulb in a warm, bright place, moist and away from direct sunlight. Bulbs are fun to grow, but the flower stalks can be a little droopy depending on light levels. Here’s another idea. Start planting bulbs in decorative containers so that the buds grow several inches tall. You…
In the 1965 holiday classic “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” Lucy tells Charlie to go pick out a “big, big, shiny aluminum” tree for the Christmas play. Charlie avoided the over-commercialization of Christmas and chose a small green tree that needed a home. Central Floridians now have the opportunity to cut down their own “Charlie Brown” Christmas tree at a special event this Saturday at D Ranch Preserve, a 476-acre public land owned and managed by the Conservancy of Florida in western Volusia County. Community members who participate and take home Florida pines are actually assisting the nonprofit in managing the…
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FORT LAUDERDALE – There’s nothing like a little bit of good news before the weekend. Eitu Luostarinen, who missed the last eight games due to burns sustained in a barbecue accident, returned to the Florida Panthers on Friday for practice at the Baptist Health Iceplex. “It was nice to meet him,” said Anton Lundell, Luostarinen’s longtime linemate. “We were waiting for him and everyone wanted him back as soon as possible. It was a day of positive energy seeing him on the ice.” Although pain is not an issue for Luostarinen, head coach Paul Maurice announced that his return to…