GAINESVILLE — The Florida men’s basketball team remains unbeaten, but also has been untested.
The No. 18 Gators will begin to gauge their considerable potential during this week’s ESPN Events Invitational in Kissimmee.
Florida guard Walter Clayton Jr. drives past FSU forward Taylor Bol Bowen in an 87-74 win in Tallahassee. (Mark Wallheiser/AP)
UF (6-0) opens at 2:30 p.m. Thursday
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Personal Navigators, and other details from the 13-Night Westbound Transatlantic Cruise from Southampton ending in Fort Lauderdale. The Disney Dream set sail from Southampton on October 20, 2024. During this cruise, the ship was under Continue Reading →
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The championship party kept on going for members and fans of the Orlando Pride on Monday evening with a downtown parade and a confetti-filled celebration outside city hall.
The Pride have been reveling in their soccer success since Saturday night when they won the National Women’s Soccer League title, defeating the Washington Spirit 1-0 in Kansas City.
It’s the first
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While 2024 was a year that brought about significant, continued post-pandemic recovery for the travel industry, it was also a period of time marked by instability in some locations around the world.
From attacks on the rail lines during the Paris Olympics to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, not to mention the war in Ukraine,
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Every day, the world over, we feel these things because we’re human: Longing. Peace, where we can find it. Belonging. Loneliness, sometimes. Unsteadiness in an ever-expiring present tense. If we’re city dwellers in a great urban center that feeds millions while starving millions more, we can feel desperate for an alternative because time is not limitless and “the city takes
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“The Wonderful World of Disney: Holiday Spectacular,” featuring powerhouse singers in theme park settings, will air on ABC at 8 p.m. Sunday.
Many of the scenes were recorded at Walt Disney World, including one with Elton John on the stage at Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom. He performs “Your Song” for the program.
Other Disney World locations double up as
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Republican state Sen. Randy Fine, best known in Central Florida for his threats against UCF and Special Olympics, hinted at a congressional run Monday after President-elect Trump endorsed him to succeed Michael Waltz.
Trump last week tapped U.S. Rep. Waltz, R-St. Augustine Beach, to be his national security advisor and this week called Fine an “America First Patriot” on his
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Tornatore’s, says chef/owner Denny Tornatore, does not suffer for customers.
The small dining room — just 36 seats — is full most nights, largely with regulars who, for 15 years, have folded the place into the College Park community — and spot-washed a lot of red sauce from their shirts.
From now until Dec. 23, though, Tornatore’s Restaurant & Italian
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Fresh off winning their first National Women’s Soccer League championship on Saturday night, the Orlando Pride will be honored by the City of Orlando with a parade on Monday afternoon.
“To celebrate the championship and to honor the team’s players, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer invites the community to downtown Orlando for a parade and celebration on Monday,” the Pride said
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