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myregion.org is. . . |
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An organization of citizens and leaders from public, private and civic sectors who have launched a program to prepare the Central Florida Region to compete more effectively in the 21st century while enhancing the quality of life of its citizenry. |
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Share your thoughts about Central Florida and the issues we face by visting the myregion.org Message Board
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| What's Happening in Central Florida |
August 10 Marks Cumulative Efforts for "How Shall We Grow?"
Imagine a future where the Central Florida region is recognized as a world-class place to live, learn, work and play. Over the last 18 months, nearly 20,000 Central Florida residents have been involved in creating a shared vision for how our region can grow between now and 2050.
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"How Shall We Grow?" Wins Sustainable Florida Award
The Council for a Sustainable Florida has selected Central Florida's "How Shall We Grow?" initiative as its 2007 winner in the category of The Sustainable Florida Partnership Best Practice Business Partnership Award!
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Chamber President Speaks to Historic Collaborative Effort
Jacob V. Stuart, President, Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce, shares his enthusiasm and his expectations for this important regional work product and he challenges community leaders to take the ball and run with it!
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Regional Leaders Look at How to Continue Working Together
If one group of elected officials has anything to say about it, the completion of the “How Shall We Grow?” initiative will serve as a key milestone, rather than as the conclusion of their efforts.
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Polk Community College President Has Energy to Burn
myregion.org Board Member spotlight: Eileen Holden recalls her first-grade teacher, Sister Justine, got so exasperated with her classroom hyperactivity that she had the young girl drag her desk to the hallway.
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Community Outreach |
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In order to connect our communities, myregion.org must effectively communicate the goals, accomplishments and activities determined by the Central Florida regional priorities. The myregion.org staff has launched their community outreach to government officials, civic groups, clubs and media within the seven counties. If you would like more information, please contact the myregion.org office at 407-835-2484 or visit us on the web at www.myregion.org.
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