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Last week, 50% of voters correctly identified the
historic landmark.
Click here for the answer
to last week's question!
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Central Florida’s eight Community Colleges award over 11,792 degrees and certificates annually.
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Message from Our Chairman
Our nation has gone to war.
Together, we face fears at home while we fight battles overseas. The future is
uncertain, and, in many ways, frightening.
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Are We Paving Paradise?
Tomorrow, The Metropolitan
Center for Regional Studies at the University of Central Florida (UCF), in partnership
with myregion.org and The Trust for
Public Land will be hosting a regional open space forum, “Are We Paving Paradise?”
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Women Who Mean Business
Best wishes to, myregion.org’s
Executive Committee member Ellen Titen, Orlando Business Journal’s 2003 Businesswoman
of the Year.
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The Killebrew Family – Pillar of Polk County
The late Sam Killebrew,
Sr., father of myregion.org’s
Executive Committee member Sam Killebrew, will be inducted into the Florida
Citrus Hall of Fame this week for his 1952 invention of a trailer that increased
grove efficiency by eliminating the manual handling of fertilizer.
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José Fernández New Orlando City Clerk
myregion.org
CEO Roundtable member, José Fernández, is Orlando’s new City
Clerk, becoming Mayor Buddy Dyer’s first appointee.
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myregion.org is not a quick
fix. It's a 2-year project to learn about the region. The project is divided
into seven stages: |
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1.
Project Organization
2. Information Collection
3. Information Analysis
4. Conclusion Development
5. Opportunities Evaluation
6. Documentation
7. Shaping the Region |
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myregion.org
will be focusing on Stage 5 through April 2003.
Click here for a complete timeline.
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Forough
Hosseini
Executive Committee, Culture Co-Chair, myregion.org.
Systems Analyst,
Intervest Construction, Inc
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"The
concentration of major tourism venues in the Central Florida region
covers a wide range of popular American culture. Theme parks are not
normally included as a part of traditional culture but in the context
of Central Florida and the evolution of the American "pop"
culture offer a valuable asset to Central Florida."
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