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24 x September 21 - October 5, 2017 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com WE’VE GOT YOUR GAME! WATCH ALL YOUR FAVORITE NFL AND COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES AT DRAFTS! $ FOR 6 OZ DRAFTS FOR $ DOMESTIC BOTTLES FOR $ IMPORT BOTTLES $ BUCKETS OF BUDWEISER ® AND BUD LIGHT ® $ OLE SMOKY ® TENNESSEE MOONSHINE SHOTS HD TVS • GOURMET BURGERS • FLATBREADS • STEAKS • WINGS • FRESH SALADS • SANDWICHES FULL BAR • DEGREE DRAFT BEER • SIX LANES OF BOWLING • GAME ROOM • PRIVATE DINING OPEN FOR BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER FREE VALET PARKING WESTGATE LAKES RESORT & SPA • TURKEY LAKE ROAD • ORLANDO, FL 8 • • DRAFTSSPORTS.COM MKTG 108010
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 www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com x September 21 - October 5, 2017 x 25 and businesses raised $17.7 million for Heart of Florida United Way’s 2016-17 annual workplace giving campaign. compiled by Lauren Salinero NEWS & BUSINESS BRIEFS 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 CONTINUED ON PAGE 26 ENROLLING
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