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26 x August 5 — 18, 2021 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com n Oakland West Orange Chamber of Commerce representatives held a ribbon-butting ceremony for Alessandra Quintela Photography in Oakland. WOCC builds 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 wochamber.com. n Turnburry Turnburry hosted its annual Fourth of July parade. Even with rain pouring down, many residents showed up with their families and decorated bikes, golf carts and even pets. They sang Singin’ in the Rain and patriotic songs while parading together. Everyone agreed it felt fantastic to be together again after being apart for so long. After marching photo courtesy of WOCC West Orange Chamber of Commerce ambassadors celebrate the opening of Alessandra Quintela Photography in Oakland. together, the group gathered for goodies and drinks. Old neighbors met new neighbors, and everyone enjoyed great fellowship. n Et Al IN YOURNEIGHBORHOOD Several University of Central Florida students were initiated into compiled by Lauren Salinero the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. They included Celebration resident Christine Schallhorn, MetroWest residents Judah Soray and Narissa Yamin, Ocoee resident Huzaifa Peerzada, Windermere resident Mariam Spieler, and Winter Garden resident Madison Lamb. The students are among approximately 30,000 students, faculty members, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is invitation only and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. Kudos to the following Southwestarea residents on their recent academic achievements: • Robert Head of Winter Garden graduated from Austin Peay State University. • Amanda Fleming of Windermere graduated with a Bachelor of Science in health sciences from Furman University. • Christian Bent of Winter Garden earned a Bachelor of Arts in intelligence and security studies from The Citadel. • Emerson College graduates included Ocoee resident Tyler Capraro, Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theatre, and MetroWest resident Spencer Clark, Bachelor of Arts in media arts production. • University of Utah graduates included Windermere resident Dylan Christian, Bachelor of Science in games; and Winter Garden residents Courtney Cookson, Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering; Mary Kathryn Curcio, Bachelor of Science in health, society and policy; and Natascha Klumb, Bachelor of Science in business administration. • Katherine Hartigan of MetroWest earned a Bachelor of Science in psychology from Kutztown University. • Windermere resident Kayli Lemieux and Winter Garden resident Larissa Naso graduated from Shenandoah University. • Shyanne Lowe of Ocoee graduated magna cum laude from Lock Haven University with a Bachelor of Science in nursing. • Tyana Velez of MetroWest graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Master of Science in digital marketing. Barbara Jenkins, a Southwest resident and the superintendent of Orange County Public Schools, became chair of the Council of the Great City Schools’ board of directors effective July 1 for a one-year term. The 150-member board is comprised of the superintendent and a school board member from each of the 75 big-city school districts represented by the council. Barbara has served as superintendent since 2012, and under her leadership, the district won the prestigious Broad Prize for Urban Education in 2014 and repeatedly has been recognized by the College Board for increasing access to Advanced Placement course work while simultaneously maintaining or increasing the number of students earning exam scores for college credit. Turnburry residents don’t let the rain stop their Fourth of July parade.
Harris Rosen, owner and operator of Rosen Hotels & Resorts, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for his latest venture — the Rosen Aquatic & Fitness Center. The Southwest Orlando resident is an avid daily swimmer and former master’s swimming champion. RAFC is poised to www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com x August 5 — 18, 2021 x 27 welcome more than 50 aquatic competitions annually, as well as special events, out-of-town visitors and local members at one of the Southeast’s largest international swim facilities. It is also a membership facility that offers membership discounts to local hospitality-industry employees. Art Brown (left), past president of the Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips, introduces new President Terry Taggart, who is congratulated by former President Mary Ellen Kerber. Southwest Orlando resident Harris Rosen (third from right) cuts the ribbon on the Rosen Aquatic & Fitness Center. CONTINUED ON PAGE 28 TO30% FLORIDA RESIDENTS SAVE UP THE BEST STAYCATION EVER! ©DISNEY • Luxurious Accommodations • Delicious Restaurants • 5 Sparkling Pools • Walk to 2 Disney® World Theme Parks • Exclusive Disney® Resort Benefits SwanDolphin.com
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