WHERE IN THE REGION

Last week, 72% of voters correctly identified the historic landmark.
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FUN FACTS

	The 1-4 corridor (from Lake Mary to Disney) is the backbone of office and retail development.  More than 90% of the region's multi-tenant office space development is located in that corridor.  During the 1990s, five of the eight new regional malls were built along 1-4.

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Message from our Chairman On behalf of the myregion.org team, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to our funding partners, volunteers and members of the Executive Committee, Leadership Council, CEO Roundtable, Technical and Communications Committees, for your fine leadership and support throughout the year. [Click Here for Full Story]   myregion.org in the News A crowd of more than 60 community leaders from Brevard County gathered last week to hear myregion.org President Jacob Stuart provide an update of some of the latest regional findings to date. [Click Here for Full Story]   211- Connecting Residents to Human Services Beginning the first quarter of 2003, residents of Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties can dial 211 for information and referrals to local human service agencies. [Click Here for Full Story]   Are we ready for “Green” Buildings? For nearly ten years, the concept of environmentally sensitive and energy efficient building design has been promoted by the U.S. Green Building Council. [Click Here for Full Story]   Teachers Receive Free “Educator Pass” to KSC Visitor Complex The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Visitor Complex has partnered with NASA to provide full-time Florida and Georgia educators with a complimentary 12-Month Pass to the Visitor Complex. [Click Here for Full Story]   Ohio’s “Sixty Mile River Park” – the Product of Regionalism As a result of the recommendations of The Metropolitan Growth Alliance, a regional framework program lead by Michael Gallis, three states, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana have joined forces to develop an ambitious initiative that will create a system of parks, greenways, restaurants, trolleys and museums, along the banks and tributaries of the Ohio River. [Click Here for Full Story]   “Development” Like many states throughout the country, Florida faces a development upswing, thanks in large part to the lowest interest rates in recent history. [Click Here for Full Story]