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The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will be the centerpiece of the annual Air Dot Show Cocoa Beach this weekend, attracting aviation enthusiasts of all ages in a special celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The centerpiece of the show will be Lori Wilson Park, where demonstrations will take place April 11-12, but viewing will be available throughout the two-mile-wide aerobatic box that stretches from the Cocoa Beach Pier to the Minutemen Causeway. Other high-flying performers include the F-16 Viper Demo Team, B-52 Stratofortress, SOCOM Para Commandos, and P-51 Mustang Demo. This weekend marks the first time in five years that the…

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biggest crocodile Gatorland history Died. According to a statement on Gatorland’s social media accounts, Buddy, who is approximately 13 feet 8 inches long and weighs approximately half a ton, had been in poor health for some time. The animal was receiving veterinary treatment, the post said. “He was on and off medication and taking additional vitamins, but we did everything we could to keep him comfortable,” the report states. “This year’s cold weather certainly hasn’t made things any easier for him. Our team here at Gatorland found him early every morning to make sure he was okay.” Gatorland, which has…

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At the risk of bashing an internet meme, “Hey Dad, what were Orlando’s theme parks and attractions like in the ’90s?” I’m going to say it’s fun and impactful. Let’s think about it. If we fudge the timeline a bit, half of theme parks came into existence within the last 10 years. That probably disrupted our thinking and created a broader demand for new attractions. So when Epic Universe Theme Park opened last year, it felt like a bomb, so to speak. There was a community-driven buzz in Orlando at the time. Shaquille O’Neal and Penny Hardaway gave the Orlando…

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They lost yet another player to injury, Dmitry Kulikov, who was already playing with a broken nose, broke his finger in the third period and did not return. “This is a standard injury here,” Maurice said, adding that Kulikov’s season is over. “What they went through is unbelievable.” After subtracting Dobes as an extra attacker, Suzuki lit up the lamp for Montreal immediately after being hit by Tarasov from close range, making it 3-3 with 20.2 seconds left. Facing early adversity, the Panthers had to shut down a 4-on-3 power play with 1:49 left in the overtime frame. The Panthers…

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Florida’s aviation industry faces staffing shortages as demand increases, new report finds TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A new case study by the Florida Chamber of Commerce Foundation highlights growing workforce challenges in Florida’s aviation industry, which plays a critical role in the state’s economy. According to the report, Florida’s aviation industry supports more than 2 million jobs and accounts for approximately 13.5% of the state’s gross domestic product, highlighting its importance as a major economic driver. However, continued growth in aviation services faces increasing strain on the workforce, particularly as experienced workers retire and fewer qualified candidates enter the field. The…

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The U.S. Department of Justice has issued an official statement regarding the Jamakhians who recently pleaded guilty to voting illegally in the 2024 presidential primary. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Jacqueline Wallace, 53, a Jamaican national, has pleaded guilty in federal court to foreign voting. The plea was announced by John P. Heekin, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Florida. U.S. Attorney Heekin said, “Protecting election integrity is non-negotiable. Registering to vote and voting in elections is an activity that must be ensured only by eligible American citizens. My office will aggressively prosecute cases like this to protect election security.”…

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WASHINGTON — Plans for a presidential library honoring Donald Trump are taking shape, with new details emerging that show the project could become one of Miami’s most prominent structures. Speaking at the White House Easter Egg Roll, Eric Trump said the proposed library would be the tallest building in Miami and would be located in a prime location on the waterfront. He described the project as a major architectural landmark and said the development team was “really excited” about its progress. Renderings released last week show a skyscraper towering over Miami’s skyline, with Trump’s name prominently displayed near the top.…

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If you love kite flying and a family-friendly atmosphere, check out the 3rd Annual Orlando Kite Festival this weekend. The Orange County Public Schools Academic Center for Excellence will host the event, which will feature STEM activities, a literacy lounge, food trucks and local vendors. Don’t have a kite? no problem. The first 100 children will receive a free kite and someone to help assemble the kite before flying. Dr. Serena Dozier, a UCF professor who teaches environmental engineering, said she uses the festival to introduce STEM concepts to children in “a really fun and unique way.” As it turns…

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