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In the 1960s, the area known locally as Conway was a fascinating forest of citrus fruits. It says his business partner Brandy Gill was with him, and ultimately inspired the company and flagship beer that solidified Mornch’s legacy as a pioneer of Florida craft beer. Tom Meanch (right) with business partner Brandy Gill. (Photo courtesy of Brandi Gill) Moench, the founder of the Orange Blossom Brewing Company and its eponymous creator, is now locally ubiquitous and first brewed in the garage, Pilsner passed away on September 5th at his beloved company following a brave battle with cancer. He was 64…

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What UCF students and faculty have around them is the culinary wonder. Not many people walk through that T-shaped intersection where the university’s boulevard meets the Arafaya Trail (434), but some of them are as blessed as they are from the dorms when it comes to dining from the international food court, Campus, as they are in the dorm stage. The “slice” is not actually completely cut, so Shokpan Bakehouse’s milk pan sandwich is the thickest on the top. (Course at Lisa Wilk/Taintecooksip.com) The Egyptian fetisher of the fabric show, now has an expanded dining room. Excellent circle of Kyuramen’s…

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Crime is an indigenous human problem, from the beginning of time. Throughout history and around the world, criminals have always been dealt with harshly. When settlers come to America, crime is mostly a community decision, with the outcomes ranging from the scar-colored “a” branding of adulterers to the looting of public squares and the death penalty. What helped our nation unite was a near-universal set of moral and ethical values, mainly derived from English customary law and diverse religious beliefs. Over time, public safety has become most important to the prosperity of our society, so crime prevention has become Job…

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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida may be approaching allowing open carry of firearms. The state court of appeals held that Florida’s ban on open carry was unconstitutional, based on a Panhandle trial. This opinion from the Court of Appeals could be the beginning of a major change to Florida’s gun laws. State legislator Michelle Rayner said it could make the state even more dangerous. Florida’s open carry ban was deemed unconstitutional by the Court of Appeal “Unfortunately, we are known for the pulse and massacre that took place at Marsey Lee Stoneman Douglas. It’s extremely frightening and discouraging to see…

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s court of appeals declared Wednesday a state law banning the release of firearms was unconstitutional, calling the law incompatible with the second amendment and the right to have a weapon. The first local appeals court issued a sentence on July 4, 2022, in a case arising from the arrest of a man standing at a major intersection in downtown Pensacola. TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was killed after the shooting at the University of Utah, Trump says The decision by the three-judge panel overturns the conviction of Stanley McDaniels of Escambia County, Florida Panhandle. He also…

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TALHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) – The trial of a man accused of firing fire on Florida State University’s campus is being pushed back. Instead of November, the trial will begin in the spring. The trial date for the suspected gunman of Phoenix Echner, 21, which is expected to begin in a few months, was pushed back to March 2026 due to unknown conflicts of interest with the former lawyer.”Prepare to go to trial on March 30th. That’s plenty of time,” said Judge Lance Neff, 2nd Judicial Circuit. New capital defense attorneys Blake Johnson and Sarah Morris are taking over after Phoenix…

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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing a funding dilemma for an immigration detention center known as the “Crocodile Alcatraz” built in the Florida Everglades. Last week, an appeals court panel temporarily blocked a lower court’s decision to order the governor’s administration to abolish operations at the facility. But the verdict sets a predicament. The state risks giving or receiving the hundreds of millions of dollars of federal refunds spent on building and operating the facility, or taking money, and halting the operation of the center in the face of environmental reviews. That’s because the majority of…

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In Florida, the fall presence is marked not by cool temperatures but by the pumpkin spice drinks that appear in cafes and Halloween decorations that line the store’s aisles. If the central Floridian is lucky, it could be low overnight but below 70 degrees. Additionally, several Central Florida farms and venues will also step up to announce the arrival of autumn, bringing pumpkin patches, corn mazes and autumn-themed fun to the Sunshine State. Friends and family can go to Hayride, try out apple cider donuts, and find petting zoos at many Orlando area fall festivals. Here are a few festivals,…

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(The Hill) – Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) accused him of lying about his knowledge of the aviation phenomenon of unknown cause (UAP) during a hearing Tuesday in the House Observation Subcommittee. “I don’t know what is true about this subject, but I know when we are lying. We are definitely lying. There’s no doubt about that.” During the hearing, a new, unprecedented video of suspected UAP was on display in October 2024 off Yemen as several veterans testified to witnessing UAP while serving in the military. Moskowitz, which will increase government transparency regarding UAPS, said the “perfect record” of veterans…

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Jacksonville law enforcement officials violated the lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Jacksonville when they pulled him out of the car of a 22-year-old black college student and defeated him during a traffic stop. A video showing Jacksonville Sheriff’s Officer punching William McNeill from his car at a stop in February went viral online this summer, sparking national rage. Manhunt for suspects accused of torture and killing a couple Prosecutors announced in August that they would not take action after determining that Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officer D. Bowers did not constitute a crime, according to…

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