The Last Pumpkin? Our intro into fall as a family has always been the carving of the pumpkins. Not being one of those “on the ball moms,” this annual event typically takes place about...
Pop Culture Detours – By George McGowan Over the last month I’ve seen a pattern in my music consumption, a little bit of “old guard” and a little bit of “new guard.” But first,...
Billy Collins will present “Beyond the Birdbath: Poems from Several Time Zones,” on Wednesday, November 8, 7:30 p.m. at Bush Auditorium in the Bush Science Center as part of the Winter Park Institute at...
Cybersecurity Awareness – By Ron Frechette, The Cyber Guy October is the time of year between fall and winter when our days begin to get shorter and the nights longer… and much cooler. This...
New signs naming the rail bridge over South Orlando Avenue (U.S. 17-92) were recently unveiled, honoring a local hero. The Florida State Legislature and Gov. Rick Scott recently designated the bridge near Winter Park...
Protection And Service – By The Winter Park Police Department No, we’re not talking about the start of the school year or being in the midst of hurricane season, we’re talking about the upcoming...
Real Estate In The Parks – By Scott & Sam Hillman We are often asked by clients, “What can we do to improve the look of our home?” While the answers can vary depending...
Planned Giving – By Rachel Calderon The reminders of Hurricane Irma were stark and hard to miss in Central Florida, from the sparse shelves of restocking supermarkets to the toppled trees and piles of...
“The Government closest to the people, serves the people best.” Thomas Jefferson Jefferson’s words have never been more appropriate. Your local officials hear, see and feel what you experience and have a better understanding...
In The Garden – By Stephen and Kristin Pategas In your lifetime, numerous trees that you become attached to will reach the end of their life span. In fact, if a tree reaches its lofty...
