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Environmental advocates to speak out against planned Split Oak Forest road project - Vimarsana News

Environmental advocates to speak out against planned Split Oak Forest road project

Environmental advocates are planning to once again speak out against a project to extend a toll road through a protected forest in Orange and Osceola counties.

Split Oak defenders see new hope in toll road fight - Vimarsana News

Split Oak defenders see new hope in toll road fight

Defenders of Split Oak Forest now hope to persuade a state board to keep protective restrictions in place on the 1,700-acre preserve and block the Central Florida Expressway Authority from

In honor of Beyonce's movie premiere, local restaurants celebrating with themed brunch – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

In honor of Beyonce's movie premiere, local restaurants celebrating with themed brunch – Houston Public Media

In honor of Beyoncé releasing, "RENAISSANCE: A FILM BY BEYONCÉ" in theaters, Union Kitchen, a Houston-area chain, will have a special Beyoncé-themed brunch exclusively on Dec. 2. 

FWC to assess Osceola Parkway Extension's path through conservation area - Vimarsana News

FWC to assess Osceola Parkway Extension's path through conservation area

Next week the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is expected to discuss a proposed project that would lead to a highway extension through part of the Split Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area in Osceola County.

New College wants $400 million – for a school with 698 students - Vimarsana News

New College wants $400 million – for a school with 698 students

Today we’re catching up on controversy at New College, revisiting one of Central Florida’s stranger environmental debates and bidding adieu to one of Florida’s funniest novelists. We start with what increasingly looks like the biggest public money-grab in Florida — the orgy of incestuous spending at New College of Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis’ trustees at this school already generated national ...

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