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Valencia graduates guaranteed admission to FAMU under new agreement (opens the original)
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Chelsea Howard’s dream since she was a little girl was to go to Florida A&M University. Her grandfather graduated from the historically Black college in Tallahassee, and she has three cousins currently enrolled there. “FAMU means elevating,” said Howard, a freshman at Valencia College in Orlando. “It means learning around the Black community, seeing more of my people.” Thanks to a new transfer partnership between Valencia and FAMU, Howard’s dream is now within her grasp. Under the agreement sign
Orlando’s bus shelter program finds permanent housing for 169 people (opens the original)
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In the year since the City of Orlando turned two passenger buses into mobile bunkhouses for the homeless, 260 people have spent at least a night and more than 160 have found housing, officials said Thursday. Launched in partnership with the Christian Services Center, the 407 Connect program’s goal was to help 407 people find homes over a three-year period. Since August 2025, the buses have helped 169 people find housing, putting the program on track to surpass its goal. “We’re able to get people
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library gives free books to Orlando children (opens the original)
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Dana Fishback’s 9-year-old daughter wants to be Dolly Parton for Halloween, with a wig and a rhinestone outfit that is “very pink and girly and glitzy.” Her daughter Marissa’s appreciation for Parton came early and not, initially, from the singer’s signature look or her music. It was her books. From the ages 3 to 5, Marissa got a new storybook mailed to her home in College Park every month from Parton’s charity. “She would see her picture when she received the book,” Fishback said. “And I’d be l
Many Florida kids aren’t ‘ready’ for kindergarten, businesses should help, chamber says (opens the original)
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Less than half of Florida’s kindergartners tested “ready” for school last year on the state’s early literacy exam, a worrisome statistic that the Florida Chamber of Commerce says needs business leaders’ attention. Young students take the test during the first month of school, so a new group of 5-year-olds is taking it now. Last year, 44% scored “ready” for kindergarten on the online assessment that gauges early literacy skills, including recognizing the ABCs, letter sounds and rhyming words. Tha
Orange County issues alert for mosquito-borne West Nile virus (opens the original)
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Orange County Mosquito Control issued a mosquito-borne illness advisory Thursday after several sentinel chickens in the area tested positive for West Nile virus. The chickens are part of the county’s early-warning system for such illnesses. Kept in coops throughout the region, the birds are routinely tested for viruses. West Nile is transmitted to humans through mosquito bites. So far this summer, according to the county, no human cases have been reported in Central Florida. Each year about 2,00
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