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The Artist: Louis G. Rodriguez

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At just 17, Louis G. Rodriguez has already built quite the artistic portfolio for himself. From painting animals, superheroes or motorcycles to intricate scratchboard art, Rodriguez purses projects that are not only incredibly detailed but also provide the viewer with an innate sense of harmony and happiness, his most important artistic component.   Rodriguez, … [Read more...]

FireStars Youth Tennis Team Takes Another Championship Title

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Local Lake Nona tennis team FireStars recently took home another championship title to add to their collection, this one being the 12U Greenball Championship. Last fall, the FireStars team was featured here in Nonahood News after their win of a 10U championship, and after a new season that included the loss of one of their players, a rough loss midseason, and a tough match … [Read more...]

Business Spotlight: The Mind, Body, and Soul of Body Energetics Wellness

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  With the start of the new year, so many of us are putting our health and wellness at the top of our list of New Year’s resolutions. With so many options to choose from, often the process can be overwhelming when it comes to figuring out what kinds of new healthy habits should be added to one’s routine. Many Americans are beginning to seek out more natural methods … [Read more...]

Orlando International Airport Wins Global Airport of the Year Award

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It’s a common sound in the Nonahood: the rushing of wind soaring overhead as airplanes come racing in and out from Orlando International Airport (MCO) over Lake Nona. Orlando continues to be one of the top tourist destinations for both domestic and international travelers, meaning that MCO receives a lot of foot traffic on an annual basis.   Though this noise and … [Read more...]

Tough Things to Talk About: Natural and Human Disasters

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Most of these fires spurred from California’s consistent lack of rain, as well as compounding atmospheric conditions linked to global warming. Recent research on wildfires in California, published in August 2018, predicted an increase in the number of wildfires as a consequence of climate change. These unheard-of conditions helped to craft a new batch of wildfires that included … [Read more...]

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