Nona Cycle, Charity, and Social ConnectionsBy Spencer Phelps "Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.” Andrew Carnegie Four years ago (2015), several neighbors and I organized the very first Lake Nona Friends and Family team to support the Tour de Cure ride (which raises funds for Diabetes research, ADA) that takes place right here in Lake … [Read more...]
Lake Nona Youth Sports: Young Athletes Reap Benefits of Summer Conditioning
Lake Nona Jr. Lions summer conditioning starts soon, making it a great time for your child to sharpen their football skills before the season starts in August. Registered athletes and returning players will have the opportunity to have fun while learning and gaining new experiences with their peers. If your child has not yet registered for the upcoming 2019 football … [Read more...]
Complete Care Charity Golf Tournament Hosted At Eagle Creek Golf Club
Over 50 percent of people in any part of the Orlando area live in poverty, a rate based on the U.S. poverty guidelines. If not living in poverty, then part of that percentage struggle to afford basic needs according to United Against Poverty and a 2018 report by United Way. Through the dedication of volunteer staff time, Complete Care along with extensive help of Bowled … [Read more...]
In the Garden: Attracting Pollinators to the Central Florida Garden
Many of us live in areas that have had a lot of recent construction or current construction that is damaging to the environment and natural habitat. We recognize the animals that are displaced, but what about the beneficial insects like bees, butterflies and other pollinators? Pollinators are vital to a vegetable garden. Some vegetables are self-pollinating, but others … [Read more...]
The Lake Nona Book Maven Review
Title: Educated Author: Tara Westover It isn’t often that I review, or even read, a new release. They can be expensive, virtually impossible to get from the library, and I often like to hear what others have to say first. This book was released in 2018, was on everyone’s “to read” list, and since it was recommended to me, I bought the hardback. I was not … [Read more...]
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