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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

H O M E A U T O B U S I N E S S L I F E 

FOODIE FOR THOUGHT .................................................................... 5 

Dinner's Ready! 

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT ....................................................................... 8 

Shopping in a Special Way! / Dynasty Gallery & Gifts 

TOURISM UPDATE ............................................................................. 9 

MATTER OF HEALTH ......................................................................... 10 

Help for Hernias / Florida Hospital Medical Group 

FACES & PLACES ............................................................................. 12 

SOUTHWEST SPORTS ...................................................................... 19 

IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ............................................................. 22 

NEWS & BUSINESS BRIEFS .............................................................. 25 

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD ....................................................... 28 

SOUTHWEST SERVICE DIRECTORY ................................................... 32 

SCHOOL NEWS SEEN .................................................................... 33 

Solar Eclipse at Holy Family Catholic School 

BUSINESS PROFILE .......................................................................... 34 

Raising the Bar on Real Estate / Stockworth Realty Group 

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THOUGHT 

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With work, school and extracurricular 

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dinner on the table is a Herculean 

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together as a family offers plenty of 

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“Family meals are a great way to 

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Allison Brinkley, a registered dietitian 

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adopt good habits when they see you 

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It is also a chance to slow down and 

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single recipe and have a freezer-meal 

exchange? 

Cooking Among Friends by Mary 

Tennant and Becki Visser tells you everything 

you need to know to get started. 

Make sure to date and label freezer 

meals, and squeeze out as much air as 

possible to prevent freezer burn. 

Slow Cooker to the Rescue 

There’s nothing more satisfying than 

coming home from a hectic day to the 

enticing smell of a ready-to-eat meal. Fill 

your crockpot in the morning (or even 

prep the ingredients the night before), 

plug it in and enjoy black-eyed peas 

with ham, sloppy joes, hearty soups or 

pulled chicken for tacos. Double the recipe 

and freeze one for an easy midweek 

meal. If you’re new to crockpot cooking, 

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is a great place to start. 

Sheet Pan Magic 

These one-pan wonders involve 

cooking protein, vegetables and seasonings 

in the oven on an 18-by-13- 

inch sheet pan. 

“The beauty of this method is convenience: 

one pan and minimal work,” said 

Ocoee mom Ev Janssen. 

She likes the rich textures and flavors 

of sheet pan cooking, and the natural 

sweetness of roasted vegetables is 

a family crowd-pleaser. The varieties 

are endless — simply toss meat or fish 

and veggies with olive oil and spices. 

Visit www.mealpreponfleek.com 

and search “sheet pan meals” for easy, 

one-pan recipes and other meal-prep tips. 

Grab & Go 

Make a quick stop at the market for rotisserie 

chicken, steamable green beans, 

whole wheat rolls and sliced fruit, and 

dinner is on the table in minutes. Several 

local restaurants, like Axum Market Cafe, 

offer family-style meals for pickup, and 

Whole Foods and Fitlife Foods in Dr. 

Phillips specialize in healthy heat-andserve 

meals to fit every lifestyle, from vegetarian 

and gluten-free to high-protein 

and comfort food. (Fitlife Foods also 

offers delivery at www.fitlifefoods.com.) 

Get It Delivered 

For ultimate convenience, consider 

a meal-delivery service like Orlando’s 

Catered Fit (www.cateredfit.com) and 

Mindful Meals (www.mindfulmeals.com), 

where you choose from an online menu 

and fresh, healthy meals arrive at your 

home. Just heat and serve. If you like to 

cook, a food delivery service, like Sun 

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Apron (www.blueapron.com), saves time 

by providing the ingredients and recipes 

at your doorstep. 

The Shipt app makes ordering groceries 

for home delivery a snap. The list feature 

makes it easy to place repeat orders 

or create recipe-driven ingredient lists. 

Sheet Pan Fajitas 

To save time, set the timer on your 

oven so it can preheat on your way 

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Ingredients: 

1 pound chicken breasts, thinly sliced 

1 each: red, yellow and green pepper, 

sliced 

1 onion, halved and sliced 

1/4 cup olive oil 

2 teaspoons chili powder 

1 teaspoon cumin 

1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 

Pinch of chili flakes 

1 teaspoon salt 

1/2 teaspoon pepper 

8-12 taco-sized tortillas 

Sour cream, salsa and sliced avocado 

for garnish 

Instructions: 

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Mix 

oil and spices in small bowl. Toss 

on sheet pan with chicken and vegetables. 

Spread ingredients out evenly, 

leaving a 1-inch border around 

the edge. Cook 25-30 minutes until 

chicken is cooked and vegetables 

are soft but have a crisp edge. Heat 

tortillas in tin foil during the last 3 to 

4 minutes. Serve with warm tortillas, 

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A Penny And A Piggy Bank 

Importance of Estate Planning 

by: Kristen M. Jackson / Attorney 

People talk about it. Experts write about it. Some think it is 

only for the wealthy. Others believe it is only for the old. So, how 

do you determine if an estate plan is right for you? First, you need 

to understand what an estate plan does, what it includes, and what 

control it gives you to make decisions today for events that happen 

in the future. 

An estate plan is a collection of legal documents in which you 

tell others what to do when you die or if you become incapacitated. For example, an 

estate plan allows you to name who will receive your assets when you die. An estate 

plan lets you select the person who will care for you if you become incapacitated. An 

estate plan lets you appoint a guardian for your minor children if you and your spouse 

die or are no longer competent to care for them yourselves. 

Whether you have nothing more than a “penny and a piggy bank” or a lavish 

estate, without an estate plan, you lose control of what happens after you die or 

become incapacitated. Without an estate plan, the courts, not you, will control what 

happens to your assets, you, your minor children, and more. 

What is Your Estate? 

Your estate is the sum of all your assets including your home and other real estate; 

IRAs, certificates of deposits, pension plans and other retirement programs; stocks, 

stock options, and other securities; bank accounts; furniture, jewelry, cars and other 

tangible personal property; life insurance proceeds; money owed to you; business 

interests; and any other item you own that can be assessed with a value. 

The plan determines when and how to use those assets during your life if you are 

unable to manage your finances, and, who can use those assets to care for your loved 

ones when you are gone. 

What Does an Estate Plan Look Like? 

Estate plans are customized to fit your individual needs. However, most estate 

plans include the following documents: 

1. Last Will and Testament – A will names a personal representative (also known as 

an executor) who will manage your estate. A will instructs that personal representative 

how and to whom to distribute your assets. A will also designates a guardian for 

your minor children if both you and your spouse die or become incapacitated. 

2. Living Trust – A trust allows you to control your assets during your lifetime 

and instruct how, when, and to who your assets are to be distributed upon 

your death. When you die without a living trust, your estate is managed and 

distributed through a court proceeding called probate, which can take up to a year 

(or even longer) and may cost 3% or more of your estate value. With a living trust, 

probate is not required and your estate is distributed with minimal delay and cost. 

A properly drafted trust may also eliminate or diminish estate taxes. 

3. Durable Power of Attorney – A durable power of attorney appoints a 

person to execute agreements, transact business, write checks, and manage your 

financial and legal affairs. You determine if this person can exercise these powers 

immediately or only upon your incapacitation. 

4. Health Care Surrogate Designation – A designated surrogate makes 

informed health care decisions regarding medical treatment for you if you become 

unable to make those decisions. 

5. Living Will – A living will instructs medical personnel that life-prolonging 

procedures are to be withheld or withdrawn if you have a terminal or end-stage 

condition or are in a persistent vegetative state. 

6. Declaration of Pre-need Guardianship – A declaration of pre-need 

guardianship tells the court who to appoint as guardian of you and your assets if 

you become severely mentally or physically disabled during your life. 

So, remember, whether you have but a “penny and a piggy bank” or a 

lavish estate, estate planning is important to you and your family’s well-being. 

Depending on your individual needs, your estate plan may require additional 

documents such as a life estate deed, supplemental needs trust, qualified income 

trust, or an irrevocable life insurance trust. An experienced estate planning 

attorney can help you determine which documents you 

will need in your estate plan. 

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BUSINESSSPOTLIGHT 

Shopping in a Special Way! 

Dynasty Gallery & Gifts is 

one of the longest-standing multibrand 

stores in the Ocoee community. 

It carries popular brands 

such as Pandora, Alex and Ani, 

Swarovski crystal, Brighton collectables 

and more! 

The Dynasty family is dedicated 

to providing outstanding customer 

service and invites clients 

to experience shopping in a special 

way. From the moment guests 

enter the store, they are greeted 

by staff who are eager to assist 

them in finding the perfect gifts 

for loved ones or themselves! 

By walking through Dynasty, it 

is apparent that it is organized 

by brand for shopping convenience. 

Also, don’t forget to walk 

by its registers, where there is always 

freshly baked desserts and 

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Dynasty is loved by its community, 

not only because it carries 

a large variety of products 

to choose from, including charity 

brands such as Lokai, Pura 

Vida Bracelets and The Elephant 

Pants. It also allows shoppers 

to find their favorite brand’s 

promotions in one place. Twice 

per year — in January and July 

— Dynasty hosts its semiannual 

Sidewalk Sale, which features 

its customers’ favorite brands 

with discounts up to 60 percent 

off! 

Exclusive in-store events are another 

exciting part of the Dynasty 

Gallery & Gifts community. It recently 

hosted a bridal expo that 

featured fine jewelry and gifts 

for brides, as well as their bridesmaids, 

and it hosted a yoga event 

themed around one of its newest 

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a brand that raises awareness 

and donates a percentage of 

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If you haven’t already visited 

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A critical part of any successful 

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the week of Sept. 10-16, communities 

and lodging properties worldwide 

recognized and “saluted” 

the hardworking men and women 

in housekeeping departments as a 

part of International Housekeeping 

Week. 

On Aug. 28, Orlando Mayor 

Buddy Dyer presented Central 

Florida Hotel & Lodging 

Association hoteliers and housekeepers 

with an official Orlando 

Housekeeping Week Proclamation. 


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submitted by Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association 

On behalf of the City of Orlando, 

Mayor Dyer extended the proclamation 

as an “appreciation to our 

Central Florida housekeepers, managers 

and custodial staff and suppliers 

for maintaining high professional 

and industry standards and to honor 

these individuals for their contributions 

to Central Florida’s largest 

industry.” 

CFHLA representatives encourage 

all Orange County residents to 

take the time and thank their housekeeping 

personnel during their next 

vacations, as these individuals are 

truly at the core of all positive travel 

experiences. 

City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer (front, sixth from left) recognizes Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association hoteliers and their housekeeping staff members. ª 

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Hernias are common — and 

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ailments that affect people of all 

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types of hernias, they generally occur 

when part of an organ, usually 

the intestines, sticks through a weak 

point or tear in the thin muscular 

wall that holds the abdominal organs 

in place. The weakness of this 

area can be caused by many different 

factors, including pregnancy, 

age, drastic weight loss or obesity, 

prior surgery, excessive lifting or 

you can be born with a hernia that 

may not become symptomatic until 

later in life. 

Most hernias occur in the groin 

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the belly button (umbilical hernias), 

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or incisional hernias). Depending on 

the severity of the hernia, discomfort 

ranges from mild irritation to debilitating 

pain. Some hernias are even 

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Hernias generally get larger with 

time and usually do not resolve 

on their own. In fact, though more 

than 5 million Americans suffer 

from hernias, less than 1 million 

of them seek treatment, because 

they are nervous about surgery. 

The good news is advancements 

in minimally invasive hernia repairs 

mean smaller incisions and faster 

recovery. 

During surgery, the bulging tissue 

or organ is placed back inside the 

muscle wall, and the muscle tissue 

is repaired. For hernia repairs in the 

groin area, a small piece of plastic 

mesh may be used to fix the defect 

in the muscle tissue. Most people recover 

from a hernia surgery within 

two to four weeks. 

When a Hernia 

Is an Emergency 

A hernia that cannot be pushed 

back into the abdominal wall using 

pressure may be trapped or 

strangulated. Without treatment, a 

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strangulated section of the intestine 

will die, because the blood supply 

is inadequate. A strangulated hernia 

may cause nausea, vomiting 

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sudden pain that quickly intensifies; 

a bulge that turns red, purple 

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your bowels or pass gas. Urgent 

surgery is required for strangulated 

hernias. 

Though there are several different 

types of hernias, common symptoms 

can include: 

• Bulge under the skin, the groin, 

naval area or sites of previous 

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• Burning sensation in the groin. 

• Pain when lifting, coughing or 

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Oftentimes, when shopping, going to the doctor, choosing a 

school or making other decisions, it is easy to overlook the fact 

that every business is run by people. They could be your neighbors, 

parents of your children’s friends, or even fellow members 

of your church. It can be easy to see a business as just a business, 

but the staff of the Southwest Orlando Bulletin wanted to 

help you get to know the faces in the background. Get a deeper 

view of the people behind your local companies and an indepth 

look at what each place has to offer in our first Faces & 

Places. 

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Buena 

Vista Family 

Dentistry 

Ximena Aldea, D.M.D., has 

been a family dentist in the Southwest 

Orlando area since 2005. It has 

been a dream of hers to own and 

establish her own dental practice 

for many years. Her dream will finally 

come to fruition next month. 

In her new practice, Buena Vista 

Family Dentistry, she will continue 

to provide the excellent and caring 

treatment she’s been known for. 

Dr. Aldea will incorporate new technologies 

and techniques to ensure 

her patients’ dental visits are a pleasurable 

experience. Dr. Aldea received 

her dental education at Nova 

Southeastern University College of 

Dental Medicine in Fort Lauderdale. 

She provides an array of services, 

including root canals, metal-free fillings, 

porcelain crowns and veneers, 

composite bonding and smile whitening, 

for the entire family. She is a 

certified provider of Invisalign. Dr. 

Aldea prides herself on excellent 

patient education and rapport, and 

believes that trust and confidence 

are the cornerstones of a good relationship 

with her patients. Dr. Aldea 

has been named as one of Orlando’s 

Top Dentists in Orlando magazine by 

her peers every year for a decade. 

She looks forward to seeing you and 

your family at her new home, Buena 

Vista Family Dentistry. For more 

information, call 407-930-0060. 

Charles Schwab 

Michael S. Wytiaz, CFP, is 

an independent branch leader of 

a Charles Schwab franchise in 

Windermere. The branch offers 

investors local access to a suite of 

investing and personal finance guidance, 

tools and products, including 

Schwab’s portfolio management 

expertise, insights and specialists. 

Wytiaz has been a life and honor 

roll member of the Million Dollar 

Round Table association of financial 

professionals for more than 25 years 

and is a member of the Financial 

Planning Association. 

Dynasty 

Gallery & Gifts 

Dynasty Gallery & Gifts’ diverse 

team consists of individuals who 

have an immense amount of knowledge, 

experience and passion to 

offer. Chris Bell, Cynthia Carreiro,

Mike Clark, Rachel Rainer, Ashley 

Ramlochan and Serena Ramsewaksing 

are all proud representatives of Dynasty. 

Management feels honored to lead the successful 

boutique with the support of its team and the 

community. “The appreciation we have for our 

customers is unconditional, and the relationships 

we have created will live on within the community.” 

Dynasty Gallery & Gifts is located at 1067 

S. Clarke Road in Ocoee. For more information, 

call 407-522-4400. 


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Endocrine Associates of Florida, located 

at 1510 Citrus Medical Court in Ocoee, offers 

services for adult diabetes, thyroid and other metabolic 

diseases. Dr. José Mandry and his staff 

are happy to address patients’ individual needs 

and provide them with the information and recommendations 

for necessary therapy. The staff 

is bilingual and fluent in Spanish. The practice is 

also involved in clinical research studies, therefore 

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to serve tirelessly after dedicating his life to the 

Catholic faith decades ago. The same could be 

said of Sister Dorothy, who greets the nearly 700 

students in preschool through grade 8 every morning 

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Ocoee Pediatrics 

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Florida League is accepting applications 

from schools to participate in 

the 2018 Florida League High School 

Invitational. For the first time, there 

will be four weeks of baseball tournament 

play. More than 100 schools 

from 10 states have participated in the 

FLHSI during the past 11 years. 

Players who have come through 

Sanford Memorial Stadium include 

MLB stars Javier Baez, Greg Bird 

and Francisco Lindor, and more 

than two dozen other All-Americans. 

Games will be held from March 12-16, 

March 19-23, March 26-30 and April 

3-6; and the tournament fee is $500. 

For more information or to register, 

call 321-206-9174 or email 

info@floridaleague.com. For details, 

visit www.floridaleaguetournaments.com. 

Former American artistic gymnast 

Shannon Miller inspired young 

gymnasts at United Flip Force in 

Clermont. She talked about her 

present-day activities and answered 

questions from the young gymnasts 

before posing for photographs and 

autographing items, such as leotards, 

Windermere resident Cady Aruanno (right) meets 

gymnast and Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller. 

T-shirts, cellphone cases and posters. 

Among those who met the champion 

was Windermere resident Cady 

Aruanno. 

Miller was the 1993 and 1994 

world all-around champion, 1996 

Olympic balance beam champion, 

1995 Pan American Games 

all-around champion, and a member 

of the gold medal-winning 

Magnificent Seven team at the 

1996 Olympics. With a total of 

seven medals, she also is the most 

decorated U.S. gymnast, male or 

female, at the Olympic Games. 

With a combined total of 16 world 

championships and Olympic medals 

between 1991-96, she is the 

second-most decorated gymnast 

in U.S. history and the 10th-most 

decorated gymnast from any country 

by her individual medal count. 

Miller was also the most successful 

American athlete at the 1992 

Olympics, winning five medals. 

United States Tennis Association 

is celebrating Hispanic Heritage 

Month with Spanish-language communications 

and profiles 

of players and events 

throughout Central and 

South Florida. As part of 

its Hispanic Outreach initiative 

launched in 2013, 

USTA Florida is hosting 

Tenis para Todos family 

festivals to bring families 

together on the tennis 

courts. The free events 

include family-friendly 

activities and program 

information for children 

and adults in each of the 

areas. 

In addition, the USTA 

National Campus, located 

at 10000 USTA 

Blvd. in Orlando, will 

host Development Camp 


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out of the 256 draw of the best 

16-year-olds in the nation. 

& 18s National Championships in 

Michigan. He is also competing in 

international championships. 

The 2017 Florida League 

Celebrity Golf Tournament will be held 

Nov. 13 at Interlachen Country Club. It 

is the nonprofit’s biggest fundraiser of 

the year, as 30 foursomes from around 

the country descend on Central Florida 

to take part in the event. 

The Pairings Party on Nov. 12 will 

include a meet-and-greet with tournament 

celebrities, an open bar, 

heavy hours d’oeuvres, guest speakers 

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Nikki Redelijk of Reserve at Belmere competes in the US Open against the best 

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During a three-hour televised match, 

Redelijk lost the singles finals in three 

sets. She won the doubles final, after 

which she was offered a wild card 

for the junior qualifying draw at the 

US Open. At the US Open, Redelijk 

won two three-set matches against a 

couple of the top-60 juniors-under-18 

in the world and qualified for the 

main draw, where she beat the No. 

28 junior-under-18 in the world. In her 

last match, she lost to an Italian player 

3-6, 4-6. In doubles, she tied 6-2, 

4-6; but lost to a third-set tiebreaker. 

Redejilk has a bright future ahead 

of her. Her brother, Jori, also 

competed at the USTA Boys 16s 

noon. Competing foursomes will be 

paired with one baseball celebrity. 

Florida League is proud to have 

the support of former World Series 

champions, MVPs, CY Young Award 

winners, No. 1 overall draft picks, 

and Rookie of the Year recipients. 

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view/fcsl/celebrity-golf-tournamentinformation. 

Season openers at Dr. Phillips 

High School brought many victories. 

In the women’s golf opener,

senior Jennifer Jung shot a oneunder 

par 35 to take the opening 

match over Olympia High 

School. Junior Kate Goodin and 

senior Emma Hallson each closed 

with 51, while sophomore Mary 

Sosebee’s 55 finished out the top 

four scores for the Panthers. 

During the women’s volleyball 

season opener, junior Laura 

Misko finished with a team-high of 

13 kills and freshman Alicia Virthe 

had 11 more, as the Panthers dispatched 

Apopka High School. 

Senior Milexa Cardona was the 

top donor on the board with 44 

assists. 

Cross country teams opened 

the season at the Spikes and Spurs 

Classic. Senior Isabela Bartczak 

pushed herself into the school’s alltime 

top-10 list for the second time 

in her career. She finished third in a 

field of more than 400 runners with 

a time of 18:53 to lead the women’s 

cross country to a ninth-place finish 

among 23 competing teams. Men’s 

cross country put in a strong effort as 

well, placing 11th out of 23 teams. 

In DPHS’s season-opening meet, 

women’s swimming dominated 

Osceola High School, placing first and 

second in every event in a 221-53 victory. 

Seniors Caroline Grzeszczak 

(200 free, 100 free) and Roseleen 

Olivares (100 fly, 500 fly), and junior 

Kayla Smith (200 IM, 100 

back) took double victories while 

sophomore Samantha Horency 

won the 50 free and senior Paola 

Hernandez took the 100 breast. The 

Panthers also swept all three relays. 

Men’s swimming and diving opened 

its 2017 campaign with a thorough 

222-77 victory over Osceola High 

School. Junior Max Meisenheimer 

had victories in both the 50 free and 

500 free, as the Panthers took first and 

second in every event. 

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n Bay Hill 

Bay Hill resident and West Family 

Law Group founder Richard D. 

West was appointed to co-chair a 

Florida Bar Association ethics committee. 

For the second consecutive 

year, he was appointed to co-chair 

the Ad Hoc Bounds of Advocacy 

Committee. In this position, Richard 

helps lead the committee in updating 

the original Florida Bounds of 

Advocacy, which he helped draft 10 

years ago. He will also be lecturing 

on ethics to family lawyers attending 

the Marital and Family Law Review 

Course that will be held in Orlando 

in January 2018. 

n Dr. Phillips 

Dr. Phillips resident Stephanie 

Cook, a partner with Shuffield- 

Lowman, was selected as a 2017 

Legal Elite attorney by Florida Trend. 

The designation represents the top 

2 percent of the Florida Bar’s more 

than 67,000 members who practice 

in the state. Stephanie was honored 

in the practice area of commercial 

litigation. Florida Trend representatives 

collect ballots from Florida 

Bar members, asking lawyers to 

name attorneys who they hold 

in the highest regard and would 

recommend to others. 

n Windermere 

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Stephanie 

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Dr. Phillips 

is named a 

2017 Legal 

Elite. 

Windermere officials welcomed 

State Senator Victor Torres to a 

town hall meeting, where the senator 


discussed the recent state legislative 

session and shared his insights 

about what to expect in the next session, 

which will begin in January instead 

of the usual March start date. 

He also talked about his legislative 

priorities. Orange County Sheriff 

Jerry Demings spoke about 

crime trends in the area and educated 

attendees on the opiod crisis 

(L. to r.) Windermere Council members Jim O’Brien and Richard Montgomery, State 

Senator Victor Torres, Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn, Orange County Supervisor of 

Elections Bill Cowles, and Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings attend a Windermere 

town hall meeting. 

gripping, not only Central Florida, 

but the nation. Supervisor of Elections 

Bill Cowles talked about the special 

House District 44 election taking 

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see new people due to term limits. 

Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn 

shared his concerns with the way 

Tallahassee is treating local governments 

with their continual intrusion on 

home rule, local governments’ right 

to self-governance. Orange County 

Clerk of Courts and Southwest resident 

Tiffany Moore Russell spoke 

about the services that are available 

to Orange County residents, and 

Orange County Property Appraiser 

Rick Singh informed the group 

about the recently mailed tax notices 

and services they provide. 

n Et Al 

Congratulations to the following 

Southwest-area residents on their recent 

academic achievements: 

• Recent graduates from 

the University of Alabama include 

Kristina Armstrong of 

Celebration, Bachelor of Science 

in commerce and business administration; 

Kaitlin Breslin of Winter 

Garden, Bachelor of Science in 

aerospace engineering; Lauren 

Lane of Windermere, Bachelor 

of Arts in communication and information 

sciences; Caroline Montz 

of Ocoee, Bachelor of Science; 

Scott Moore of MetroWest, 

Bachelor of Arts; Brandon Morris 

of Windermere, Bachelor of Arts; 

Avi Nelson of Celebration, Master 

of Accountancy; Melody Schmidt 

of Southwest Orlando, Bachelor of 

Arts in communication and information 

sciences; and Carolyn Todd of 

Windermere, Bachelor of Science in 

civil engineering. 

• Windermere residents Olivia 

Cole, Bachelor of Arts from Orlean 

Beeson School of Education, and 

Madeline Sundberg, Bachelor 

of Arts from Howard College of 

Arts and Sciences, graduated from 

Samford University. 

• Graduates from the Georgia 

Institute of Technology include Justin 

Eng of Windermere, Master of Science 

in electrical and computer engineering; 

Xavier Galloway of Ocoee, 

Bachelor of Science in computer science; 

Tom Knight of Dr. Phillips, 

Master of Science in electrical and 

computer engineering; Alexander 

Recksiek of Ocoee, Master of 

Science in electrical and computer engineering; 

and Aaron Troan of Dr. 

Phillips, Master of Science in electrical 

and computer engineering. 

• Gregory Ferone of MetroWest 

graduated from Missouri Valley 

College with a Bachelor of Science 

in exercise science. 

• Emily Fleishman of Dr. Phillips 

graduated from the University of 

Findlay with a Bachelor of Science 

in business management. 

• Sara Ghassemi of Ocoee, 

Bachelor of Arts in journalism, 

and Andrew Hughes of Winter 

Garden, Bachelor of Arts in psychology, 

graduated from Baylor University. 

• Jacqueline Katta of 

MetroWest and Zamara 

Martinez of Dr. Phillips graduated 

from Graceland University, each 

with a Master of Science in nursing. 

• Dr. Phillips residents 

Alaaeddine Minyaoui, logistics 

management, and Dexter Wiley, 

computer science, graduated with 

bachelor’s degrees from the Florida 

Institute of Technology. 

• Juan Ramon Rivas of 

Winter Garden graduated from the 

University of North Georgia with a 

Bachelor of Science in sociology. 


Baseball legend and Southwest 

resident Johnny Damon 

stopped by a Kids Beating Cancer 

luncheon to thank the group for 

all they are doing for children 

who need bone marrow transplants. 

The group is also gearing 

up for the Hats & Heroes 

Ball, its annual gala. This year, 

the organization celebrates its 

25th anniversary. The theme for 

this year’s gala is “The Phantom 

of the Opera Masquerade Ball.” 

Tickets and tables are available at 

www.kidsbeatingcancer.com. 

The Orlando Regi onal 

Realtors Association 

announced its 2017 

class of ORRA Young 

Professionals Network 

20 Under 40 Rising 

Stars in Real Estate 

award recipients. The 

notable young Realtors 

were selected by 

the ORRA Awards 

Committee for their demonstrated 

excellence in 

career and service to 

both community and 

the real estate industry. 

Among those awarded 

were Windermere 

(L. to r.) Celia Hartman, Sandra Gomez, Mary Kenny-Thwaites, Jennifer Diaz, Johnny 

Damon of Southwest Orlando, Donna Boyer of Palm Lake, Margaret Guedes, Dr. Francelis 

Gonzalez of Turtle Creek, and Cecelia Doctor-Marshall attend a Kids Beating Cancer luncheon. 

residents Juliana Boselli Neves, 

Chris Sapp and Deborah 

Schroeder; and Winter Garden 

residents Matthew Matin, 

Vanessa Pierce and Michael 

Thomas. 

Rotary Club of Lake Buena 

Vista hosted a visiting exchange 

student at a recent meeting. Eliska 

Vranova is visiting Central Florida 

for eight months from the Czech 

Republic and Slovakia. She was 

selected from several candidates to 

come to the community and stay with 

Rotary Club of Lake Buena Vista past President 

Rommel Mosquera welcomes new Rotary exchange 

student Eliska Vranova. 

a Rotary family while 

going to school and visiting 

various organizations. 

Eliska will share 

with Rotary members 

about herself and the 

Rotary communities she 

represents. 

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n Arnie’s Army goes nationwide 

Officials of the Arnie’s Army 

Charitable Foundation, the organization 

created to support golf legend 

Arnold Palmer’s lifetime mission of 

philanthropy, announced that Arnie’s 

March Against Children’s Cancer expanded 

its footprint to new markets 

nationwide. In addition to being one of 

the signature fundraising events at the 

Arnold Palmer Invitational presented 

by Mastercard, Arnie’s March Against 

Children’s Cancer is now part of the 

weekly lineup of special events at three 

premier PGA Tour events, including 

the recent World Golf Championships- 

Bridgestone in Akron, Ohio; the Dell 

Technologies Championship in Norton, 

Massachusetts; and the 2017 Tour 

Championship in Atlanta. 

Arnie’s March is a unique fundraising 

model that allows PGA Tour events and 

their local children’s hospital to showcase 

the strength and impact of their partnership, 

providing an opportunity to recognize 

and honor cancer patients, their 

families, hospital staff and community supporters. 

The goal of each Arnie’s March is 

to generate significant, local philanthropic 

support for the children’s hospitals in 

the unique ways that tour events provide. 

For more information or to make a 

donation, visit www.arniesarmy.org. 

n County employees give back 

The Orange County government 

was awarded a Chairman’s Award for 


and businesses raised $17.7 million for 

Heart of Florida United Way’s 2016-17 

annual workplace giving campaign. 


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being one of United Way’s top corporate 

partners. Every Orange County 

employee is offered the opportunity to 

give back through payroll deductions, 

which has experienced nearly a 15 percent 

increase in each of the past two 

years. In fact, 30 percent of Orange 

County employees give to United Way 

through payroll deductions. This past 

year, hundreds of local individuals 

Orange County employees (l. to r.) Leslie King, Tracy Salem, Jon Weiss, Lavon 

Williams and Paulette Julien accept a Heart of Florida United Way Chairman’s Award. 

n Rescued whale returns to sea 

A female short-finned pilot whale was 

given a second chance at life after an 

extensive and complex return to the 

sea. The 725-pound whale beached 

herself in Dixie County. Discovered by 

beach-goers, rescue teams from the 

University of Florida and Clearwater 

Marine Aquarium assisted the whale 

and transported her to SeaWorld 

Orlando for continued medical 

intervention and rehabilitation. 

As soon as she was there, the pilot 

whale received 24-hour care from 

SeaWorld’s veterinary and animal 

care teams. She responded well to 

treatment and began to show signs of 

improvement almost immediately. She 

was able to swim on her own upon arrival 

and began eating fish within one 

day. The U.S. Coast Guard assisted 

with transportation, along with five 


 

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members of SeaWorld’s rescue team, 

to return the whale safely to the Gulf 

of Mexico. 

“We all watched her strongly swim 

away,” said Dr. Lara Croft, veterinarian 

at SeaWorld Orlando, who escorted 

the pilot whale through every step of her 

rescue journey. “This story has been a 

true collaboration, and we worked together 

with many dedicated partners. 

We are proud to be a part of this rescue, 

rehabilitation and successful release. 

This truly is why we all do what we do.” 

The National Oceanic and 

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 

encourages people to report sightings 

of dead, injured or entangled dolphins 

and whales to the Florida Fish and 

Wildlife Conservation Commission at 

888-404-3922. 

n OneBlood calls for blood 

donations 

OneBlood, a local nonprofit blood 

center serving the southeastern U.S., sent 

nearly 300 units of blood to Texas after 

the devastation of Hurricane Harvey. 

Rising flood waters and massive destruction 

prevented blood centers in Texas 

from being able to collect blood. The 

local center encouraged residents to donate 

blood, and blood supply will continue 

to be in need during the aftermath 

of Hurricane Irma and as hurricane season 

progresses. While all blood types 

are needed, there is an urgent call for 

O negative and O positive blood, as 

well as platelets and plasma donations. 

Generally healthy people age 16 and 

older who weigh at least 110 pounds 

can donate blood. 

For more information, call 888-936- 

6283 or visit oneblood.org/donate-now. 

n Foundation serves local 

high schools 

Fairwinds Credit Union launched a 

nonprofit, Fairwinds Foundation, dedicated 

to helping individuals create and 

achieve a path toward financial responsibility, 

security and freedom. The foundation, 

led by Executive Director Garry 

Capton, already selected two organizations 

for partnerships, sponsoring a 

Junior Achievement of Central Florida 

program as well as a program with 

the University of Central Florida. It will 

partner with Junior Achievement to serve 

as the exclusive banking sponsor of JA 

Finance Park Virtual, a virtual simulation 

exercise for high school seniors in economics 

classes. Participating Southwestarea 

schools are Dr. Phillips, Ocoee, 

Olympia and West Orange high 

schools. 

Already a long-standing partner and 

the official Student Banking Service 

Provider for UCF, Fairwinds will continue 

to support the university through its 

newly formed foundation. It will support 

UCF’s Centsible Knights financial literacy 

program, offering five $2,500 scholarships 

to UCF students that complete 

the program. Centsible Knights provides 

students with information and resources 

that enhance their financial knowledge 

and equip them to make sound financial 

decisions, including responsible spending 

and saving, student load management, 

credit evaluation, protection of 

financial information, and investment 

planning. 

For more information about the 

Fairwinds Foundation, visit www. 

fairwinds.org/foundation. 

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iFly Orlando, the world’s largest 

indoor skydiving operator, invites all 

individuals, despite physical and cognitive 

barriers, to attend iFly Orlando’s 

All Abilities Event on Sept. 27 from 6-8 

p.m. The program is customized for 

those with physical and cognitive challenges 

in an environment of support 

and inclusion for those in the special 

needs community. The event package 

includes a preflight training session, 

all necessary flight gear, and two 

one-minute flights at the special price 

of $39.95. iFly Orlando is located at 

8969 International Drive in Orlando. 

To reserve a spot, call 407-337-4359 or 

email sales.orlando@iflyworld.com. 

West Orange Chamber of 

Commerce representatives held 

a one-year anniversary celebration 

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partnerships, strong businesses and 

commitment to the community by serving 

as the leading business advocate 

in Central Florida, facilitating opportunity 

to nearly 1,000 member businesses. 

For more information about 

WOCC, call 407-656-1304 or visit 

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Florida Hospital officials announced 

the hospital is developing 

a pediatric liver transplant program 

that will provide much-needed services 

to children in Central and North 

Florida. Today, the only active pediatric 

liver transplant program in Florida 

is in Miami, causing children and their 

families to travel great distances, sometimes 

out of state, for treatment. The 

Agency for Health Care Administration 

approved Florida Hospital’s request 

to develop the program. It anticipates 

listing its first patients for 

the Orlando program in January 

2018. For more information, visit 

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n Charities/Fundraisers 

Sept. 23 — Beads For Beats 5K 

Dr. Phillips Community Park, 8249 

Buenavista Woods Blvd., Orlando, hosts 

the annual Beads for Beats 5K. All ages are 

welcome to register. Time: 8 a.m. The goal 

is to raise $10,000 to support B4B, which 

helps terminally and chronically ill children 

and their families. Pets are allowed in the 

park but not in the 5K event area or route. 

For more information, call 407-394-6567 

or visit www.beads4beats.org. 

Sept. 30 — 2017 Hats & Heroes 

Masquerade Ball 

Waldorf Astoria Orlando, 14200 Bonnet 

Creek Resort Lane, Orlando, hosts the 

2017 Hats & Heroes Masquerade Ball, 

including cocktail receptions, silent and 

live auctions, a raffle for diamond earrings, 

dinner, Terry Barber and his orchestra 

performing the music of Phantom of the 

Opera, dancing to the music of Michael 

Andrew & Swingerhead, and a DJ After 

Party. Special hotel packages for overnight 

stays are also available. Time: 5 

p.m.-1 a.m. Cost: $350, with proceeds 

benefiting the Kids Beating Cancer 

Pediatric Transplant Center at Florida 

Hospital for Children. Sponsorships are 

available. For more information, visit 

kidsbeatingcancer.org. 

Oct. 7 — Happy Days Soiree 

Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, 14100 

Bonnet Creek Resort Lane, Orlando, 

hosts the Dave’s House Happy Days 

Soiree, including a Community Block 

Party Mixer, with chef-created treats and 

drinks, live music by Yesterday’s Future, 

interactive fun and great conversation. 

Other activities include dinner, resident 

stories, entertainment and a live auction. 

Time: 6 p.m. Cost: $175, with proceeds 

benefiting Dave’s House, which provides 

permanent support housing for people 

with serious mental illness. Sponsorships 

are available. For more information, visit 

daveshouse.org. 

Oct. 14 — Tales & Tails Gala 

Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal 

Blvd., Orlando, hosts the 21st annual 

Tales & Tails Gala, an evening of celebration 

and storytelling to honor the unique 

connection between canines and their 

companions, including Southern cuisine, 

complimentary beer and wine, canine 

demonstrations, entertainment and more. 

Time: 6-10 p.m. Cost: $250, with proceeds 

benefiting Canine Companions 

for Independence. Sponsorships are 

available. For more information, call 407- 

522-3300 or visit cci.org/galacelebration. 

Oct. 18 — Purple Door Luncheon 

Rosen Centre, 9840 International Drive, 

Orlando, hosts the 2017 Signature Purple 

Door Luncheon, honoring Champions of 

Courage. Time: 11 a.m.-noon for registration, 

noon-1 p.m. for luncheon. Cost: $40, 

with proceeds benefiting Harbor House of 

Central Florida. For more information, visit 

www.harborhousefl.com. 

Nov. 4 — Dream Village Gala 

Omni Resorts ChampionsGate Orlando, 

1500 Masters Blvd., ChampionsGate, 

hosts the eighth annual Sunshine 

Foundation Dream Village Gala, including 

cocktails, dinner and dessert, live and 

silent auctions, entertainment, dancing, 

a raffle and more. Black tie is optional. 

Time: 6 p.m. Cost: $150, with proceeds 

benefiting the Sunshine Foundation. 

Sponsorships are available. For more 

information or to purchase tickets, visit 

sunshinefoundation.org/2017gala. 

Nov. 4 — Imagine Gala 

compiled by Lisa Sagers 

Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, 5601 Universal 

Blvd., Orlando, hosts the Central Florida 

chapter of Juvenile Diabetes Research 

Foundation’s 11th annual Imagine 

Gala, honoring the family of Charles 

and Rebecca Veigle Jr. and including 

a cocktail hour, seated dinner, live and 

silent auctions, entertainment and a special 

Fund A Cure segment. Time: 6 p.m. 

Cost: $250, with proceeds supporting 

the next milestone in diabetes research. 

Sponsorships are available. For more 

information, call 407-774-2166 or visit 

www.centralflorida.jdrf.org. 

Nov. 11 — Challenge For Hope 5K 

Give Kids The World Village, 210 S. 

Bass Road, Kissimmee, hosts the ninth 

annual Challenge for Hope Walk, Run, 

Roll or Stroll 5K, formerly known as the 

Gingerbread Run. All participants receive 

a limited edition medal, goodie bag, 

snacks, refreshments and access to finish 

line pictures with free download. Costumes 

are welcome. Parking is at Plaza Del Sol, 

formerly the Osceola Square Mall. Time: 

Race day packet pickup opens at 6 a.m. 

and ends at 7 a.m. Cost: $40 through 

Oct. 15, $45 from Oct. 16-Nov. 11, and 

$50 on race day unless sold out. The 

cost for juniors 3-12 is $20 with a paid 

adult. Virtual challengers are $35. Teams 

are also welcome, and sponsorships are 

available. For more information, email Roy 

at royc@gktw.org.

n Children’s/Teens 

Program 

Sept. 30 — WhizKids: 3D Design 

For Printing Minecraft Characters 

The Winter Garden Library, 805 E. Plant 

St., Winter Garden, hosts WhizKids: 3D 

Design for Printing Minecraft Characters, 

a class for children 9-12. Time: 3:30 p.m. 

For more information or to register, call 

407-835-7323. 

n Events/Performances 

Through Oct. 8 — Man Of La 

Mancha Performances 

Orlando Shakespeare Theater in 

Partnership with UCF’s Margeson Theater, 

812 E. Rollins St., Orlando, presents performances 

of Man of La Mancha, starring 

Broadway veteran Davis Gaines as Don 

Quixote. Showtimes vary. Cost: $18-$65. 

For more information, call 407-447-1700, 

ext. 1; or visit www.orlandoshakes.org. 

Through Oct. 22 — Disney’s 

Newsies The Musical Performances 

Orlando Repertory Theatre in Partnership 

With UCF, 1001 E. Princeton St., Orlando, 

presents performances of Disney’s Newsies 

The Musical. Cost: Ticket prices start at 

$15. For more information, call 407-896- 

7365 or visit orlandorep.com. 

Through Jan. 13, 2018 — Art 

Exhibition 

Crealdé School of Art, in partnership with 

the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, 

presents The Lake: A Documentary 

Exploring the Land and People of Lake 

Apopka, in its two galleries — 600 

St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park; and 

Hannibal Square Heritage Center, 642 

W. New England Ave., Winter Park. 

After more than a year of planning, two 

artist teams set out to capture the contemporary 

view of the land and people of 

the diverse and distinctive Lake Apopka 

community. For more information, call 

407-671-1886. 

Oct. 7 — Garden Tour 

The UF/IFAS Seminole County Master 

Gardeners presents its Garden Tour, a 

self-guided tour that takes place at private 

gardens throughout the county, where 

Master Gardeners are available to offer 

information. Preregistration is required. 

Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Proceeds are used 

to fund educational garden projects in 

Seminole County. To purchase tickets, visit 

seminolecountygardentour.eventbrite.com. 


or email kmccormick@seminolecountyfl.gov. 

Oct. 14 — Come Out With Pride 

Festival 

Downtown Orlando’s Lake Eola Park hosts 

the 13th annual Come Out With Pride 

Festival, including a parade, live entertainment 

and more than 100 vendors. This 

year’s theme is #KeepDancingOrlando. 

Time: noon-10 p.m. Admission is 

free. For more information, visit 

comeoutwithpride.com. 

Oct. 22 — Ave Maria: A 

Celebration Of Our Lady 

The Basilica of the National Shrine of 

Mary, Queen of the Universe, 8300 

Vineland Ave., Orlando, presents a performance 

of Ave Maria: A Celebration 

of Our Lady by the Basilica Choir and 

Orchestra. Time: 3 p.m. Cost: $25; 

free for children 12-younger. For more 


maryqueenoftheuniverse.org. 

Oct. 27 & 28 — Food & Wine 

Classic 

The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin 

hosts its eighth Food & Wine Classic, including 

unlimited tastings at more than 50 stations 

that feature culinary selections from the 

hotel’s award-winning restaurants and wines 

from more than 30 wineries, live entertainment, 

overnight and multiple-night package 

options, and more. Upgraded ticket options 

allow guests access to a beer garden, 

featuring a wide selection of craft beers 

and Oktoberfest-inspired cuisine. Cost: 

Advanced-purchase event-only tickets are 

$115 each. Upgraded tickets are $140. For 

more information, call 800-227-1500 or visit 

www.swandolphinfoodandwineclassic.com. 

Oct. 27-29 — Swan Lake 

Performances 

Orlando Ballet presents performances of 

Swan Lake, with live music by the Orlando 

Philharmonic Orchestra, at the Walt Disney 

Theater, 445 S. Magnolia Ave., Orlando. 

Time: Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., and 

Sunday at 2 p.m. Ticket prices start at $19. 


or visit drphillipscenter.org. 

Nov. 11 — Access-Life Expo 

Bill Breeze Park on Starke Lake, 1 S. 

Lakeshore Drive, Ocoee, hosts the Access- 

Life Expo, a free event for individuals/families 

living with any disability. All ages are 

welcome. Activities include boating, fishing, 

animals, games, food crafts, exhibitors 

and archery. Time: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Registration is required at access-life.org. 

For more information, call 352-455-9926. 

Nov. 26 — Handel’s Messiah 

Performance 

Bob Carr Theater, 401 W. Livingston 

St., Orlando, hosts the 45th annual 


performance of Handel’s Messiah, performed 

by the Messiah Choral Society 

and led by John Sinclair. Time: 3 p.m. 

Admission is free. For more information, 

visit messiahchoralsociety.org. 

n Miscellaneous 

Through Oct. 2 — Call For Artists 

All local and national fine artists and fine 

crafters are invited to submit applications 

with digital samples of your artwork via 

www.zapplication.org for the 11th annual 

Downtown Clermont Art Festival — DCAF 

2017. The Nov. 4 and Nov. 5 juried fine 

art show is themed “Champions for the 

Arts.” Only 50 well-qualified artists will be 

accepted to compete for cash awards and 

ribbon recognition categories. The application 

deadline is Oct. 2, 2017. For complete 

details, call 352-989-5399 or visit 

www.clermontdowntownpartnership.com. 

Through Nov. 1 — Plein Air Artists 

Needed 

The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture 

Gardens, 633 Osceola Ave., Winter 

Park, hosts the 10th annual Winter Park 

Paint Out from April 22-28, 2018, and 

is seeking 25 professionally acclaimed 

plein air artists to participate in the juried 

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Sept. 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21 & 28 

— Farmers Markets 

Winter Garden Farmers Market, voted 

No. 1 in America, takes place at 104 S. 

Lakeview Ave., Winter Garden. The market 

has more than 150 vendors, and there is 

a new parking garage next to the event. 

Time: Saturdays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Sept. 28 & Oct. 26 — Food Truck 

Takeovers 

MetroWest Food Truck Takeover takes 

place in Veranda Park near 2121 S. 

Hiawassee Road, Orlando. Time: the 

fourth Thursday of each month from 

6-9 p.m. For more information, visit 

metrowestcommunity.com. 

Oct. 7 — Food Truck Night 

Summerport Village Food Truck Night, a 

family-friendly event that features a variety 

of food trucks, local vendors, live music 

and children’s activities, takes place at 

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n Networking/Club 

Oct. 5 — Retired Educators 

Meeting 

The Orange County Retired Educators 

Association meets at College Park United 

Methodist Church, 644 W. Princeton 

St., Orlando. The program will be “A 

Potpourri of Health & Insurance Services,” 

and anyone who has worked in education 

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n Support Groups 

Oct. 10 — Support Group Meeting 

For Caregivers 

The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource 

Center sponsors a free support group 

meeting for caregivers in the Suite 281 

Conference Room (next to the south 

elevators on the second floor) at Health 

Central Hospital, 10000 W. Colonial 

Drive, Ocoee. Time: second Tuesday 

of each month at 6 p.m. For more 


www.adrccares.org. 

Oct. 12 — Autism Spectrum 

Disorder Support Groups 

The Smart Classrooms of the Barnes 

Learning Center (upstairs in Founder’s 

Hall) at St. Luke’s United Methodist 

Church, 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland 

Road, Orlando, hosts two support groups 

designed for parents of children/ teens 

and parents of adults/soon-to-be-adults 

on the autism spectrum disorder to share 

challenges, ideas, concerns, success 

stories and fellowship. A trained facilitator 

offers a brief topical lesson in each 

support group. Registration is required. 

Time: 6:30-8 p.m. For more information, 

call 407-876-4991, ext. 262; or email 

care@st.lukes.org. 

Oct. 16 — Stroke Support Group 

Meeting 

The Winter Park Civic Center, 1050 W. 

Morse Blvd., Winter Park, hosts a free 

meeting of the BCenter’s Stroke Support 

& Social Group. A deli-style lunch is 

provided. Reservations via email are 

requested to valerie@bcenter.com. Time: 

third Monday of each month from 12:30- 

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Meeting 

The Attic of Building C at St. Luke’s United 

Methodist Church, 4851 S. Apopka- 

Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts a cancer 

support group for cancer fighters, survivors, 

caregivers and spouses/partners 

affected by cancer. All faiths are welcome. 

Meetings include a time of sharing, spiritual 

and emotional support, and a different 

topic each month related to the key challenges 

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n Volunteer Opportunities 

Ongoing — Volunteers/Docents 

Needed 

Oakland Nature Preserve, 747 Machete 

Trail, Oakland, seeks adults interested in 

learning about the history, wildlife, plants 

and restoration efforts at ONP to volunteer 

at the preserve to greet visitors, help 

answer questions and lead a tour from time 


to time. Workdays are Mondays and/or 

Saturdays. For more information, email 

outreach@oaklandnaturepreserve.org 

or visit www.oaklandnaturepreserve. 

org/guide. To register online, visit 

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Ongoing — Volunteers Needed 

The Mustard Seed of Central Florida, 

12 Mustard Seed Lane, Orlando, seeks 

volunteers who can help with donation 

sorting, mattress recycling, warehouse 

maintenance, administrative work, special 

events or general maintenance. For more 

information, call 407-875-2040, ext. 110; 

or email jessi@mustardseedfla.org. 

Ongoing — Volunteers Needed 

The Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman 

Program, which advocates for quality longterm 

care, seeks volunteers. Training is provided. 


or visit ombudsman.myflorida.com. 

Sept. 30 — Volunteers Needed 

Kids Beating Cancer, which serves children 

diagnosed with leukemia, cancer or 80 

other malignant/nonmalignant life-threatening 

diseases, seeks adult volunteers for 

its 2017 Hats & Heroes Ball on Sept. 30. 

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