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The Florida Department of Education will release the results of the Algebra 1 End-of-Course Assessments tomorrow.

Barbara Roper, longtime Winter Garden philanthropist and community activist, was on hand for the opening of Disney's Art of Animation Resort.

Church leaders are expecting more than 1,000 people to show up for a community worship service in Riverside Park that will culminate the city's 125th anniversary celebration.

Flagler College Gargoyle adviser Brian Thompson reported to Historic City News correspondents in St Augustine that the online student newspaper has won four awards in the 2012 Florida College Press Association "Best under the Sun" contest.

For military veterans in Central Florida, medical care may become a little less of a hassle this time next year.

New studies led by researchers from Boston University School of Medicine shows specific genetic traits may predispose people to their preferences for social, spiritual and political behaviors.

The Jacksonville Bar Association continues its tradition of offering quality CLE programming with two new and outstanding CLE programs in June: The Inaugural Marshall M. Criser Jr.

As she read notes of gratitude from students who have received scholarships from the Mayor's Hispanic Advisory Council, you could tell her role as the council's chairwoman was about more than connecting with other Hispanics.

Representatives of Naples Children & Education Foundation, founding organization of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, recently accepted the 2012 William J. Gies Award in Orlando at the national American Dental Education Association conference.

U.S. Army veteran Lito Santos, who lost his leg in Iraq due to an explosion, and other military veterans, navigate an obstacle course during a May 3 session with equine therapy program Horses and Heroes,at Osceola Heritage Park.

The Florida State Board of Education today adopted a new performance level standard for FCAT Writing.

Keith and Alison Baker of Russellville and Lee and Bobbie Jo Norton of Tracy, Calif., would like to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children Jamie Ann Baker and Joseph Lee Norton, both of Bowling Green.

The News & Observer has been named the winner of the 26th Annual Joseph L. Brechner Freedom of Information Award for exposing how public employees who lied, cheated and stole from the taxpayers of North Carolina benefited from one of the country's most secretive personnel records laws.

My new book, Ron Paul's Revolution: The Man and the Movement He Inspired , published by Broadside Books will be officially released next week.

With subjects including the dog's role in society, proper pet grooming and the latest about careers in veterinary technology and medicine, a new online course offered this fall through the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine targets undergraduate students in a comprehensive educational outreach effort that may be the first of its ... (more)

A When Sarah Smith sang the Star Spangled Banner at the Greater Brandon Area Community Picnic, she was steady and sure and a welcome start to the once-a-year, pot-luck luncheon hosted by and for people with deep ties to the community.

Student loan interest rates are poised to double come July 1 if Congress does not act, and that doesn't sit well with members of the Florida College Democrats.

Groups of student members of Florida College Democrats turned at at the offices of U.S. Sen.

Graduation season has begun. First up: State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota. Students there marched in their Spring 2012 commencement exercises Saturday in Neel Performing Arts Center at SCF Bradenton, 5840 26th St.

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