As Jorge Brito walks through Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park to make sure it is intact, clean and visitors are having a good time, he is often greeted with compliments on the job he is doing as the new park manager.
"We love the park," said Key Biscayne resident Jane Torres, who was riding her bike near the landmark lighthouse and Biscayne Bay.
Flagler County real estate listings for Feb. 21-25.
The Flagler Palm Coast News-Tribune publishes deed recordings of recent property sales in Flagler County supplied by the Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court. The listings are limited to properties that sold for $300,000 or more.
Butkevits, Vincent to Ankrom, Lydia H, lot 3, Ocean View Estates, $338,000. Donohue, Thomas R to Haugland, Linda J, parcel 4B and part of lots 4A, 4B and 4C, Windsong Subdivision, $335,000.
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Opinion | Disney 'dress-coded' a female guest to cover up. What about its own princesses?
Get Moana a one-piece. Find Princess Jasmine a sweater to tie around her midriff. And King Triton really needs to give his poor daughters a clothing budget so they don't have to keep swimming around in their skivvies.
A viral TikTok video by a woman who ran afoul of the Florida park's dress code has reopened a long-standing debate: Is it fair for the House of Mouse to demand its guests dress a particular way, given what its characters wear on screen?
Publix Associates Go Green for Publix Serves Week | Business | thedailytimes.com
Throughout this week, more than 6,200 Publix associates across the company's seven-state operating area will be volunteering at more than 220 state parks and other nonprofit organizations focused on environmental sustainability.
Launched in 2015, Publix Serves is one of the company's community programs uniting its more than 230,000 associates in community service efforts.
Stetson students place third in virtual ethics competition | Ormond Beach Observer
Four graduate counseling students from Stetson University recently placed third in the American Counseling Association Graduate Student Ethics Competition, according to a press release.
The team — composed of students Nicole King, Melanie Strembel, Amber Lee and Elizabeth Nicks — placed behind second place Bowie University and first place DePaul University.
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