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Sunny Side Up: Putt-Putt

January 27, 2022 by Philip Long

To live anywhere in Florida is to live within a one-mile radius of a putt-putt golf course. No matter how much you hate golf and all of its associates, at some point you’ll have to play putt-putt or goony golf (named after a flock of goonies who landed on a course, attacked, and flew off with two 13-year-old boys who were flapping their arms and squawking like idiots). And, if … [Read more...]

Felicity’s Flicks of the Month

January 17, 2022 by Felicity Mae Gomer

Flick of the Month: Last Night in Soho Baby Driver’s Edgar Wright returns with an equally colorful and unique film from his musical mind: Last Night in Soho, released in October, stunned audiences with plot twists and engaging cinematography. Though it took a minute for my final thoughts on the film to settle, it is deservedly this month’s Flick of the Month. Another job … [Read more...]

The Knife Artist

January 5, 2022 by Demi Taveras

You may know Philip Long as the writer of our recurring comedy column “Sunny Side Up.” This month, we get to see him in a totally different, unexpected spotlight – as the one and only Knife Artist! Take a look. Nonahood News: Tell me a little about how you got your start in woodcraft/woodwork. Philip Long: About four years ago, while I was a journalist, I was writing with … [Read more...]

Lake Nona High School Alumni Timothy Richardson Stars in B-Boy Blues

December 29, 2021 by Camille Ruiz Mangual

Last time we checked in with Timothy Richardson, it was 2018. He was two years out of college and pursuing modeling and acting. Since then, Richardson went to film school at Georgia State University, became a director of photography, and still shoots movies while acting. In fact, his upcoming film, B-Boy Blues, directed by Jussie Smollett, is set to make its world premiere at … [Read more...]

Lake Nona’s Newest Youth Author Produces a Christmas Tale

December 22, 2021 by Felicity Mae Gomer

Paulina María Senges-Ocasio, a talented and vivacious 12-year-old student, has recently self-published her very first book, Christmas Island. This young lady is packed full of creativity, intelligence and determination; she’s very excited to share her new book with our community. Paulina and her family are a close-knit group from Puerto Rico and joined us in Lake Nona five … [Read more...]

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