Oviedo, FL News

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• Student travels to Rwanda in exchange program
• Hagerty signing ceremony highlights hard work of parents, coaches and athletes
• Fatal house fire in winter springs
• Social media both a blessing and a curse to businesses and users alike
• Pro-prospect Zach Eflin and Clay Middleton prepare for their next step
• Small businesses honored by Chamber of Commerce
• Home Buyer Poll displays positive results
• Tips on caring for dementia patients
• Historical Society to host roast
• Spotlight shines on Winter Spring Performing Arts Center
• Teachers experiment with fundraising pays off
• My Chamber App provides directory for smartphones
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• VA center to open in 2013
• Celebrate Memorial Day with classic cars, cuisine
• Rounding up last weeks action
• Oviedo Mall hosts film festival
• Seminole State awards $15K
• Laser treatment provides a new reason to smile
• Friday Night Live celebrates music, community
• Pick garden tour for a blossoming weekend
• 7 Seminole County high schools rank nationally
• St. Albans Cathedral in Oviedo provides produce for HOPE
• Florida Bike & Mower revived with new drive
• Dry season causing fire threat
• Hagerty High student found, missing since early January
• War on women can be fought at the polls
• Identical twins, Kathia and Katrina Skinner, inspired to become nurses
• Trinity Prep softball falls in 10 innings to Bishop Snyder
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• FCAT scores see drastic drop
• Students win SSC scholarships
• Please pray for Dr. Pratt as he travels and teaches in SE Asia this month.
• The Central Florida Krush have won their last 16 games
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• Curves to give free memberships
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• Local cyclists bike for a cure
• Albertson shutting down 13 stores in Florida
• Its all pun and games ... until someone gets confused
• Firm ranks on national list
• Win a Mothers Day makeover
• Show mom she means the universe to you
• Spring playoffs near finale
• Auditions to be held for Winter Springs' Got Talent
• St. Stephen holding events to celebrate anniversary
• Menchies frozen yogurt serves up smiles
• Saints ready for state semis in Clermont
• Unemployment rates slowly decrease
• Runners to honor local sheriff at Oviedo 5K
• Libertarian party key to economic change
• Tips and tricks to help you slim down for swimwear season (and beyond)
• Informational Lunch @ Nicole Institute of Baptist Studies
• Spring Tailgate Party
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with traditional Mexican festivities
• Local teams make noise in district tournaments
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• CelebrateCinco de Mayo with traditional Mexican festivities
• SSC planetarium hosts events
• OHS to host Spring Showcase
• High intensity training perfect fit for busy schedules
• Senior care center wins award
• CEO goes undercover for TV
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with superheroes
• Remarkable run comes to end for highly-ranked Winter Springs lacrosse team
• Maya Papaya puts nature back on the table
• Lake Howell beats Winter Springs in regionals, Trinity Prep continues strong
• Oviedo Junto Society to host political discussion
• County hits the right note for charity
• Whether your child likes sports, acting or kayaking, theres a summer camp for all
• Oviedo ordinances geared to help growing companies
• Reject party politics, favor Libertarian ideals
• Two suspects arrested in Kingsbridge subdivision murder attempt
• Resist making SNAP judgments
• Residents to receive free trees for Arbor Day
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• Firm to attempt world record
• Tips for staying tick-free
• Tough talks teach lessons of right vs. wrong, good vs. evil
• Dispose of prescription drugs on take-back day
• New Tuscawilla community to open in July
• Nelson making waves on the mound for Navy
• Jambando, Magoos hold secret recipe for fun
• Splash parks now free to Winter Springs residents
• Winter Springs Adventure Martial Arts saw all 14 team members medal
• Explore your interests on virtual pinboard
• Student says guten tag to exchange program
• Festival of Chocolate coming to UCF Arena April 27-29
• Union still rallies for 3 percent pay increase
• Seniors on the Hagerty girls track and field team have led program from worst to first
• District faces critical needs this election
• OHS students gear up for Little Shop of Horrors
• SCPS vet chosen as Bill Vogels successor
• Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding...
• Since then we have a great high priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus...
• Congratulations to Scott Redd who successfully defended his PhD dissertation at...
• Congratulations to Dr. Scott Redd who successfully defended his PhD dissertation...
• Praying for our beloved Assistant Professor & Dean of Students, Scott Redd, as h...
• Franklin Perez makes fourth attempt for state house seat
• Police alert residents of fraudulent solicitation
• Kevin Reillys last-minute entrance into tournament has the Oviedo youth readying for a busy summer
• Hector Vazquez Saad learned that its never too late to fulfill Gods will
• Floridians should be proud of the House
• School to broadcast events
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• Students awarded for hard work
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• Locals compete at cook-off
• Former Albertsons shopping center bought
• Food Truck Wars arent over
• Struggling residents seek solace with YMCA
• Small businesses blossom thanks to partnership
• Bears thriving times 3 this spring
• Reel in some fun with seafood and nighttime hiking
• 5K race to raise money for environmental center
• Wizard of Oz play to take place April 19-21 at Hagerty High
• Oviedos Wildes to chase Olympic dream
• Kee Wees provides entertainment for all
• RTS Alumni & Friends Breakfasts Join us on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at the ARP S...
• Read Dr. Michael A. Milton's most current Blog
• Check out the videos & audios from the Together for the "Underestimated" Gospel...
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• Students to put on fierce performance of Mulan Jr.
• Explore local nature to celebrate Earth Day
• Teaching life lessons major part of parenting
• Kerr, Lake Howell put preparation first
• Life was a battle that led to the Marines
• Jesup Bay creates flavors of history
• Lady Eagles rally around teammate in light of tragedy
• Beliefs should not be dictated by Liberals
• Local instructor offers free Christian-based yoga classes
• Lyman varsity boys volleyball team may be young, but they are not inexperienced
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• Lyman recognized for service
• Seminole ranks No. 2 in health
• Local counseling center named best in region
• Spice up the weekend with Mexican and art
• Oviedo High cheerleader fatally injured
• Cancer is no game for Relay for Life participants
• Taste of Oviedo tempts taste buds
• SCPS closer to decision in superintendent search
• Former Winter Springs mayor runs for state rep.
• We are proud to announce the launching of The Nicole Institute of Baptist Studie...
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• Duda Farm Fresh Foods Donates Salad Bars to Seminole County Public Schools
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• Krewe of Leaders scholarship now open
• Seminole State College receives accreditation
• Oviedo Mall adds two new eateries
• Perfect portioning takes a lot of practice, willpower
• Birds, butterflies and blended delights
• Oviedo man pens breakthrough novel Ink
• Miles, Eagles undaunted by tough schedule
• Urban sprawl just another urban myth
• Community rallies to raise funds for family who nearly lost son
• Winter Springs softball team primed for a playoff run
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• April 14 named Mike Barr Day
• Waste collectors team with police
• On the hunt: Easter events this weekend
• Brodeur kick-starts campaign to keep his seat
• Seminole sheriffs still search for missing girl
• Valeria Brown given countywide award for Teacher of the Year
• Diabetic teen raising money for life-saving dog
• Locals pursue establishing fair in Seminole County
• Seminole police face off in event for charity
• Social media has become a chore
• Oviedo bikers head out on the highway for a different glimpse of Floridas scenery
• Trinity Prep baseball keeps finding ways to win 1-run games
• FBI investigates Oviedo man for Twitter comment
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• Pair food, wine and weather for weekend fun
• Orlando City blanks UCF 3-0 in friendly exhibition
• Paige Lenssen took 10-day trip to China with Auburn University band
• Oviedo Mall to host Food Truck Wars featuring 40 trucks on Saturday at noon
• Students take fierce pride in newspaper
• Huskies boys lacrosse building momentum
• Matties puts the delectable back into desserts
• Sophomore infielder Hoeffer named NJCAA Division I Softball Player of the Week
• Homeless issue is still present in Seminole County
• Seminole County housing market experiences rise in sale volume, closing price
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• UCF smoking ban violates freedom
• SCPS selects employee of year
• Music Together uses music to teach valuable skills to children
• Oviedo High student wins scholarship
• Oviedos Colby Bortles balances being a leader during overlapping seasons
• Walk the man walk and talk the man talk
• 2011 shows marginal increase in city crime
• Transportation Day to bring Kids Together
• Oviedo cuts costs with health center
• Defeat Hunger Games with Japanese feast
• UCF tackles quarterback depth, coaching changes
• Seminole County project seeks pedestrian safety
• Former Winter Springs mayor to run for state rep
• Smoking is not a right, its a bad habit
• Tom Nelson is representing Reformed Theological Seminary and meeting Florida Atl...
• Winter Springs officials approve new sign code
• Go green on St. Pattys with feast and festival
• Silver Hawk alum swims at NJCAA Championships
• Hagertys JROTC asks for communitys help
• Irish musicians infiltrate local bars for St. Patricks Day festivities
• SCPS should cut from top, not bottom
• Oviedo student to compete for national award
• Bursee sets standard for Lyman weightlifting
• Irish American Culture Society brings heritage to Central Florida
• Taxpayers may get less money this year
• Jewish bat mitzvah offers valuable lesson
• School of dance kicks heritage into high gear with traditional jigs
• UCF hosts UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival
• Winter Springs girls lacrosse finishes up out-of-state competition
• Oviedo mayor visits Kids Together
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• Oviedo Mall creates meeting space
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• Bullies beware: little guys dont always finish last
• Winter Springs code updated
• Rotary Club hosts breakfast
• Join Dr. Sweeting for two President's Community Forums this week. Dr. Brown will...
• Huskies cant find rhythm in championship
• Girl Scouts unite for annual Friendship Circle to celebrate anniversary
• Late rally leaves Lions a point short in semifinals
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• Trading charity for likes
• Hitt marks 20 years as UCF president
• Mix drinking and drawing for this night out
• One mans junk is anothers masterpiece
• The Masters Academy cheerleaders pull a 180
• Tuskawilla Charity Weekend to support UCF
• Immunizations no longer at clinic
• Chiropractor to offer tips on healthy shopping
• Local woman refuses to let disease hinder her life
• Oviedo High School holds spring carnival March 8 - 11 to benefit athletes
• Redistricting outcome better for both parties
• Incubator program provides valuable services, partnership
• Welcome in spring with festival fun for families
• Student voters have power to affect change
• Oviedo welcomes Walmart
• The Calvin Orchestra
• Huntley Brown Concert
• The school board that cried wolf
• All five starters score in double figures as Huskies take care of West Orange
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• Students construct 3D model of Orlando
• Take a railway tour on Thomas
• Experience fire and ice for a weekend of fun
• City of Oviedo embraces its own All-Star Saturday Night
• Trade dumpster for donation
• Tips and tricks to a happier, healthier midsection
• Bears conclude memorable run
• Cutting server wages an ignorant proposal
• Lions stave off furious rally, hold on in 7A Regional Final
• RTS is at the Liberate Conference at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft Laude...
• Lions ride early lead to victory, sink New Smyrna Beach, 74-52
• Huskies have little trouble with Florida Palm Coast, win 70-56
• UCF responds to allegations
• Hagertys Erick Manley will join best friend Justin Kingsland at Greensboro College this fall
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• Strenstrom Elementary goes on EPIC Adventure
• Action-pack your weekend with SEALs, sushi
• Paul Mitchell School brings style to Oviedo Mall
• Culinary team to stir up competition
• Middle schoolers battle adversity with athletics
• Winter Springs honors employees
• Church facing foreclosure hoping for second chance
• Seminole schools to stay open after vote
• Truly Nolen to do good deeds
• Foundation names new director
• Space Institute awards UCF
• No shopping rule destroyed quicker than Death Star
• Local Angel knits to give warmth, love to children
• RTS is visiting the Orlando campus of Palm Beach Atlantic tonight and Tuesday ni...
• Local preservationist Mike Barr passes away
• Soldier to receive Order of Lincoln
• Facing financial woes first step to improvement
• Entrepreneurs think out of the cardboard box
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• Krewe of Leaders gets gussied up for annual Mardi Gras events
• Give paws to National Adoption Weekend
• Oviedo defeats Winter Springs, takes district hoops title
• Follow That Rabbit play put on by Indian Trails Middle School
• Teens get schooled on Money 101
• Huskies dance their way to historic season
• 11 new businesses boost Winter Springs economy
• Meat prices on the rise, retailers to get creative
• Texting, driving a dangerous mixture
• St. Lukes volunteers bring HOPE to those in need
• Hagertys girls soccer team comes up just short in Class 5A final
• Fire scorches local car wash, two are arrested
• Have quacking good time at Duck Derby
• LA Fitness open house for RTS! Try the gym out for FREE February 10-12! Special...
• A hint of hookey makes for an eventful surprise
• Taste of Oviedo hosts contest
• Local cuisine ideal for cozy Valentines date
• Star cross your love over chocolate and theater
• Deltona youth loves to ham it up on the radio
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• Temple hosts Doug Cotler concert
• Moving company picks up the tab
• Winn-Dixie to open remodeled stores
• Writer explains the biological aspects of falling in love
• Orlando Buzzards soar into the wide open skies
• Masters Academy sisters to play together at Florida Tech
• Oviedo Preservation Project plays host Guilt-free food, fun at local tour
• Safety changes to be made to De Leon curve
• Focus on the football, not on Tebows faith
• Singing valentines bring harmony to the holiday
• Hagerty girls advance to state final
• Most recent unemployment figures reveal a .8 percent drop
• Welcome back RTS/O students for a new semester!!! Let's celebrate with a picnic...
• Dr. Sweeting to speak on “Christian Apologists for the 21st Century” at Moody Fo...
• Partiers, protestors share common cause
• Winter Springs native Zack Terrill tests his trivia knowledge on TV
• Oviedo-based gym Orlando Barbell pushes members to excel
• Take Stock receives $20,000
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• SSC trains first responders
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• LifeSkills Academy implements new program
• Community Center plans move forward
• Running not only a hobby, but a healthy habit
• Short film festival, weekend-long fun
• Sanford Student Museum finds savior in UCF
• Pleasure your palate with visual and edible art
• Baseball swings into gear
• 12th annual Geneva Bus Tour explores background as well as breakfast
• Girl Scout troop trades cookies for competition
• Volunteers give voice to the abused
• Saints role players step up, create versatile offense
• Healthy option being added to local schools in Seminole County
• Seminole schools may face closure due to lack of funding
• RTS is at the Desiring God Pastors Conference in Minneapolis!
• Dr. Don Sweeting on the impact of Francis Schaeffer:
• Challenge yourself to make new changes
• Local woman imprints Kreations on nation
• Bears soccer rallies around hot start
• Seminole Trail expands, additions include bridge over Red Bug
• Residents cast election ballots
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• Take a stand: Voice opinions at the polls
• Woman donates 100 gallons of blood
• Teens create site to share prayers
• Experience authentic food, talent this weekend
• Masters Academy boys and girls soccer squads visit Los Angeles
• Oviedo to add layers of history with Quilt Day
• Hagerty student missing
• Community service leaders recognized as royalty
• Troop hopes for triumphant turnout
• Bears wrestling takes SAC
• One man tells his story facing the realities of homelessness
• Winterfest to bring fun for all ages to community
• If you know an RUF student at UF, RTS will be there at the meeting tonight. Tel...
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• High school senior brings HOPE to Seminole
• Yoga, yogurt make for a peaceful pairing
• Drive to bring favorite stories to children in need
• Winter Springs woman walks across the nation
• Resident relieves burden of saying goodbye
• Annual event to be held at Oviedo Mall
• Millage increase to determine SCPS fate
• Rogets Fine Wine and Beer strives for kind atmosphere
• Lake Howell WR Kelvy Coney offers some insight on his recruiting process
• Oviedo Police still searching for leads on case
• Students attend Disney program
• Make morning movement a fun family activity
• Win a Golden Ticket prize
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• Dr. Michael Kruger will be lecturing on the Origin of the New Testament Canon fo...
• "One day [Jesus] will make us ecstatic with unending joy. But the road to that h...
• You won't want to miss next week's President's Forum with Dr. Atef Gendy on Wedn...
• Eating clean the first step to weight loss
• SSC hosts star-studded events
• Libraries an escape from expensive activities
• Pull a 180 on hectic schedules this weekend
• Oviedo a lead contributor to county recycling
• City of Oviedo celebrates MLK holiday
• Woman conquers weight-loss battle
• OHS turf still needs funds
• Highland Games return to Winter Springs this week
• Oviedo to see many changes in 2012
• St. Lukes Lutheran Church observes 100th anniversary
• Oviedos Jason Rosarius will be making the transition to NASCAR in 2012
• Latest county statistics reflect upward trend in employment
• Organize your life this year
• POLICE BLOTTER
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• It's not too late to sign up to audit Dr. Richard Pratt's course on Old Testamen...
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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• Panera restaurant coming to Oviedo
• Swap time with kids is best of both worlds
• Oviedos first 2012 baby born
• Attitude is key to losing weight for the new year
• Local crowned Miss Jr. Teen
• Red-light cameras capture offenders
• Year in Review 2011
• Sales tax wont save or destroy SCPS
• Former County Chamber CEO runs studio for artists of any age, level in Sanford
• Oviedo grad Boyd makes his mark at Beloit College
• County sales tax expires
• Check out Dr. Sweeting's thoughts on the year ahead!
• Have a fresh-squeezed new year
• Dont trash e-waste
• League challenges kids
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• Ready, set, goal for 2012
• Like father, like son
• Rescuer gives birds a new life
• Innovative company recognized
• On a roll: Sushi Pop gains national recognition
• Brainy baller
• Holiday trim turns to trash
• Winter Springs ordinace reels in business
• Police Blotter
• Water aerobics makes a splash
• No festivity in fraud
• Seminole offers camp this winter
• Show drums up family fun
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• Brothers bring Christmas cheer
• Hitting the mark
• "The fifth commandment applies to relations between "superiors" and "inferiors,"...
• HIV/AIDS on rise in Seminole County
• SunRail funding shortchanges county
• Small budget doesnt stop locals from making it big
• State champion Shannon Potter shares honor with mother
• City votes on stricter rules for sign holders
• Mall named Business of Year
• Summer charity expands
• UCF offers social phobia treatment
• Father, son open a successful Antique Mall
• Take a breather from the holiday season grind
• Winter Springs wrestling looks to stay undefeated
• New sidewalks approved near Jackson Heights
• Seminole AP courses garner national praise
• Get in holiday spirit by giving to others
• Students send Santa letters for Make-A-Wish
• Oviedo Knights battle for third place nationally
• Police donate time, gifts for needy kids
• Dr. Chuck DeGroat is back on campus this week teaching two counseling classes....
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• Support RTS while you shop for Christmas! Through Mind and Heart you can buy any...
• Event reminder: RTS Student Cabinet and RTS Women in Ministry would like to invi...
• "Here's my proposal for a reformation in our own day: The issue is again the rec...
• Fall semester classes wrap up this coming Monday, December 5. Please pray for ou...
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• Try new takes of traditional food, play
• Charity hosts baby shower for struggling moms
• Club illuminates Tuscawilla for community
• Xs & Os: John Boston
• Successful turnout on Black Friday kicks off holiday season at Oviedo Mall
• WS police officer dodges fleeing van
• Huskies dominate 5A State championship
• Local family starts own charity, Recycled Christmas
• Community service is key for MLS-hopeful Orlando City
• Police earn accreditation for third time
• Oviedo High hosts student showcase
• Seminole State sets donation record
• Dont let the bedbugs bite
• Martial arts school teaches mind, body health
• Dear RTS Community, On Thursday, December 8 the RTS Student Cabinet will be h...
• Winter Springs hosts holiday events
• There's still time to register for Thursday's Preview Day!
• Read this week's SI to see what's happening at RTS-O - and don't miss the Pastor...
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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• WSHSs Eric ONeill looks to stand out at NC State
• Kids Together center develops love of learning
• Car game simple, but fun way to drive to school
• Choose consistency over consumption this season
• Local Tijuana Flats raise $60K for charities
• Family night of comedy and country cookin
• Be a smart shopper on Black Friday
• Share these fun facts around the dinner table this holiday season
• Bookworm creates book storm for charity
• Tis the season to be thankful
• UCF must start Bortles, use Godfrey differently
• Police search for missing local mom
• House fire sparks a local grow house bust
• PTA Reflections showcases diversity at Lawton
• Take back the day of thanks giving
• Learn more about the writings and people who have influenced Dr. John Frame by r...
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• "Worshipers should not take a passive attitude toward worship, such as we usuall...
• A heart-warming story from Dr. Michael Milton.
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• Charities prepare for Thanksgiving events
• Fifth-grader hosts holiday blanket drive for homeless
• Oviedo looks to shine in FHSAA playoffs
• New city manager settles in
• Lyman teams battle bots in state qualifier
• Celebrate all things Irish with this date night
• Undefeated Hagerty set sights on a national title
• Oasis opens to aid needy
• Newcomers club open to women of all ages
• Nick Ramirez wraps up senior season yearns for collegiate offer
• Tourney to tee off for police charity
• Festival features art, wine for a good cause
• "Notice that the atonement vindicates both God's justice and his mercy. It is ju...
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• Happy Reformation Day!
• "The highest gift is the highest task: to love one another." - Dr. John Frame,...
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• Oviedos Devon Dwyer racks up tackles
• Students from Seminole State to design prototypes for NASA
• Pegasus Health open to Seminole residents
• Winning attitude makes a true victory
• Winter Springs kids act in witty, young take on classic musical
• The Masters Academys Trenton Mandato runs wild for the Eagles
• Council appoints new city manager
• Child injuries turn false alarms into good news
• Toast to public speaking with local club
• Date filled with spooky screams, sushi sweets
• Site sparks creativity in young authors, artists
• Keepsake creations with historical twist
• READERS VIEW
• Students bring Sleepy Hollow to life
• We're at the Graduate Program Preview Day at Palm Beach Atlantic University toda...
• Read about "A Night out on the Town" and the upcoming Fall Festival in this week...
• Exciting news! Dr. Pratt will be teaching Old Testament Theology January 16-20....
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• Jets player donates to local nonprofit
• Harvest hosted this weekend
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• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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• Art festival winners recognized
• Matchup benefits cancer
• "When we expect a friend or a lover to be able to take away our deepest pain, we...
• Local mans online TV series thrives on brotherly love, broadcasting talents
• WSHS senior Scott Accomando is a two-sport standout in football, wrestling
• Parents, PTA rally for change
• FairTax aims to make change
• Have a night under the stars with 5-star food
• Winter Springs slow pitch will likely gain No. 1 seed
• Wine, dine for a good cause
• Trades often ignored by up-and-coming generation
• Optimist Club to host several events
• Bortles to see more time
• Pool awarded for therapy use
• Winter Springs puts QR codes on bills
• Pill mills a shocking reality to residents
• "Reflections on a Life With the King James Bible"--Q&A with Dr. Leland Ryken fro...
• Don't forget: Leland Ryken, author of The Legacy of the King James Bible, will b...
• Here's a free resource for Logos 4 owners
• Enzian offers a variety of spooky films
• Fire prevention week teaches safety
• Goodwill to sell costumes
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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• Teacher hits the books with club
• Trainer turns female bodybuilder
• Local restaurants get creative to survive
• Former assistant attorneys run for office
• Childhood friends Green and Spencer start as freshmen on varsity squads
• Ghosts, goblins, games and good times
• What can your State Attorney do for you?
• Help make this surprise gift one to remember
• Churchs challenge uses talents to help others
• New salon makes a glo-ing impression
• Say aloha! to this tropical date night getaway
• TOPP Cemetery Tour rises from dead due to community response
• A Roman Holiday--RTS counseling students spend their fall break offering service...
• Leland Ryken, author of The Legacy of the King James Bible, will be coming to RT...
• "Adoption, belonging to God's family, is the height of our privilege of God's pe...
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• Debate heated political flick over spicy food
• Local artist takes the cake
• Longwood local sings on NBC show
• Running program gives kids guidance
• The Mayors Cup: A history
• Festival features art in all forms
• Child porn suspect nabbed
• Dont take Seminole County for granted
• The Mommies: A Musical Blog brings out laughs of motherhood between friends
• Hagerty bowling tied for first place with Oviedo
• Local infant still recovering
• Marines host a local seminar
• Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at mall
• Homecoming for local lieutenant
• Keep Seminoles beauty by voting
• Nutrition company expands, hires in Oviedo hire
• Winter Springs calls the police academy quits
• Looking for a new blog to follow on church planting and missions? Click here to...
• “The sufficiency of Scripture for the life of faith awakens in the reader a desi...
• Preview Day has arrived. A warm welcome to all our guests!
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• Fun Run benefits MudWalk
• The playing will never end if there are zombies
• Take quiz to help fire dept.
• From military trainer to beauty entrepreneur
• Weight Loss Challenge is motivation to lose weight
• Try your luck with this number-themed date
• Group pushes schools to enforce smoking law
• Seminole Sheriffs son injured overseas
• Grooming salon gives pets the star treatment
• Seminole County football previews: Week 5
• Muscular Dystrophy hosts Lock Up fundraiser
• Final budget talks may let county take over
• PTA voice not being heard in Tallahassee
• Winter Springs mother-daughter duo raises awareness with Autism Speaks
• Oviedo outside hitter Julie Brown cant wait to shine at FSU
• SCPS cries for help with cuts
• POLICE BLOTTER
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• Story Hour keeps little ones busy
• UCF an up-and-coming college
• Junior Achievement looking for volunteers
• Community Festival back for the 45th year
• Family fun night filled with pizza, porpoises
• Oviedo businessman makes mission to serve
• Invasive insects cost U.S. billions
• Annual summit teaches how to manage pain
• Pre-K programs close achievement gaps
• Annual Charity Chicken Race brings creativity, competitive spirit
• Dont ditch the local shops to not pay tax
• Local author walks 2,500 miles for peace
• Oviedos Asby cant wait to contribute
• Seminole students rank high on ACT
• Dr. Greg Livingstone, founder of Frontiers, will be our chapel speaker this week...
• We're at the Acts 29 Boot Camp in Chicago today! If you're there, stop by our bo...
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Election: Silence is louder than words
• Tuskawilla Montessori Academy hosts bake sale for Fire Department Teddy Bear program
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Road project moves forward
• Cluck like chicken, receive a free meal
• Master Gardeners host garden expo
• Feline Fiesta to give cats a home
• Big waves can lead to big problems in the water
• Orlando smoking ban faces opposition
• Commissioner recognized in guide
• Laugh and unwind from life with food, flick
• Night out benefits womens health benefits
• Local cigar bar offers unique atmosphere
• Lake Howell reveals NFL Hawks display
• Obesity is a nationwide epidemic evident in Central Fla.
• Middle school program looks for volunteers
• Couple guides local school bands in harmony
• Oviedo star turns down Major Leagues for UCF
• Read about Women in Ministry small groups, Thursday's International Student Lunc...
• President Sweeting reflects on the events of September 11th, 2001.
• Interested in seminary education? Our Fall Preview Day is scheduled for Thursday...
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• Principal honored for leadership, spirit
• Inspiration found on the inside and the outhouse
• Lake Howell to honor NFL Hawks
• Hooky may lead to trouble with the law
• 5K race to honor 9/11 fallen heroes
• Quality education is at risk with cuts
• Oviedo cheerleading squad begins its seventh season
• Former Oviedo stars are shining at UCF
• Election canceled in Oviedo
• Oviedo Mall adds new stores
• Edward Jones ranks high on list
• Books awarded to school
• World Suicide Prevention Day seeks to save
• Fight film and fiery feast make date night fun
• Hurling club brings Irish sport to Central Florida
• Previews: Week 1 matchups
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• SCPS names Principal of Year
• Simply see your memories with this organizer
• Curb conspiracy cravings with dinner, film
• Parade to honor community champs
• More than 8,000 jobs created from SunRail
• Bach Festival Youth Choir looks for new voices
• Local schools set the A/C bar higher at 77 degrees
• School expanding through Camp Sparta
• Fla. budget afloat in Age of Austerity
• Art See teaches students art appreciation, history
• Lake Howell tries to overcome last years dismal 1-9 season
• Money Magazine ranks city in top 100
• Local author needs votes for contest
• Dates added to food truck bazaar
• The first SI of the semester! Get it here.
• Follow us on twitter! www.twitter.com/rtsorlando
• Alumni, what advice would you give to our new students as they begin their time...
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• Local scout inspires community with service
• H.S. football begins with annual Kickoff Classics
• Oviedo city manager resigns
• Lyman teacher wins education award
• Money raised for Seminole schools
• Take storytelling to next level with imagination
• College dating site open to Fla. schools
• Church to hold Sept. 11 service
• Baby and Beyond dresses little ones for less
• Winter Springs police under watch this week
• Family night filled with laughs, lasagna
• Hazardous waste site garners EPA concern
• Second Harvest works to beat the statistics
• Local flower shop creates beauty with blooms
• The fabric of our lives may cost a pretty penny
• Police lead crackdown on drunken drivers
• Smaller government, bigger problems?
• Oviedo alum scores game-winner
• A very edifying blog on worship from our president, Dr. Don Sweeting
• New and returning students: The RTS Fall Kickoff is this coming Monday, August 2...
• Banner could save manatees
• Officer struck by vehicle
• Car center to open soon
• Winter Springs needs actors
• POLICE BLOTTER
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• Management should enforce work ethic
• NJROTC gives students a taste of the military
• Bortles solidifies No. 2 role at scrimmage
• Road project gets possible start date
• Couples turning to divorce frequently
• Winter Springs ruled by common sense
• A Winter Springs couple opens eyes with a business thats for the birds
• Hagerty running backs look to bolster Methodists backfield
• Oviedo will make more cuts
• Pizza-toss champion returns to Oviedo
• Treat yourself to an evening of romance
• More than 200 fans greet World Series champs
• Churchs planned expansion frustrates some
• County sees rise in unemployment
• A very stirring recent blog post from RTS-Orlando graduate and Adjunct Professor...
• It's not too late to be admitted for the fall semester. Apply today at www.rts.e...
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• Concert benefits homeless shelter
• Local school gets makeover
• UCF student wins scholarship
• Lifestyle games add zest to everyday activities
• Westin Lake Mary ranks best
• Success in World Series
• Volunteers team up to clean Wekiva River
• Gleek out in theaters, eat out at seafood grill
• Orlando City crowned regular season champs
• Referral group aims to beef up membership
• Salary gap still exists between genders
• Yearly fundraiser continues to help others
• Oviedos Krewe brings PATCH parade to UCF
• Teens balance jobs, school
• How students, parents can navigate the return to the classroom
• Government doesnt need more taxes
• Lake Mary showcases local flavor
• Hagerty defensive backs look to shine at small football schools
• Tax-free holiday starts this weekend
• Overheard in Summer Greek prior to this morning's exam: "'Radical Grace' was las...
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR 8/4
• POLICE BLOTTER 8/4
• Proposed W.S. budget calls for big reductions
• Shared sacrifices seem one-sided
• Siblings team up in effort to lift spirits of deployed men, women
• All-American Curby takes his talents to University of Florida
• Mission Interact gives back
• School board facing harsh truth in 2012-13
• UCP is enrolling students
• W.S. details times for play, concert
• Camp helps autistic kids
• Job center helps residents find employment
• Task force goes door to door to get message out about child abuse
• Step up to the plate for this weekends fare
• Oviedo buzzes in AAU
• Older students find new life in academic journeys
• Judge starts legal principles for vets
• Food drive in full swing for struggling students
• UCF plans to patch things up at party
• W.S. plaza now 80 percent full
• First day of Summer Greek and all survived. Read about one student's journey...
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• Calendar targets photos of historic porches
• Habitat Seminole unveils a new house for the Gibson family
• Cajun Cuisines have flavor of New Orleans
• Oviedo grad assists in win over EPL team
• Churches find alternatives to having their own locations
• Local builders see little progress
• Both parties should aim for same result
• Residents of the Stetson Mansion preserve it for future generations
• Former Oviedo star relishes opportunity to fight for playing time
• Video contest offers free braces, iPods for winners
• Students mourn loss of indelible educator
• Trinity Prep presents Hairspray
• The Watch Rule holds daddy accountable
• Blackhawks win tourney
• Chick-fil-A offers oatmeal option
• Oviedo to honor city ranking with mall party
• Grab big eats before seeing the smallest stars
• World Series next for Oviedo Babe Ruth LL
• RTS Orlando is offering a special elective this fall, entitled “Globalization an...
• RTS Orlando is pleased to announce a new opportunity for students and their families! Starting August 24th, free childcare will be available on Wednesday mornings at the ChildStar Academy across from campus to enable spouses to attend a class and join th
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 21
• POLICE BLOTTER July 21
• Oviedo 10Us next stop: Tennessee
• Sanford woman sues Chase Bank
• Recipe contest benefits seniors
• Medical center needs volunteers
• Pros give advice on wrestling retirement woes
• Hagerty golfer wins Junior Tour
• Animal hospital gives all proceeds to charity
• Winter Springs sets up local business directory
• Bakery whips up healthy treats for hounds
• Hagerty star will swim at Gardner-Webb
• Food prices grow as economy slows
• Drug issue spreads to teens with pain meds
• Bland candidates are uninspired choices
• Student drivers learn rules of the road in OHS summer course
• Local star gives Orlando City an offensive spark
• Lawsuit levies blame on school board
• New leadership comes to Seminole
• If you haven't signed up for the free seminar, "A Theology of Work," it's not too late. Learn more and sign up here:
• POLICE BLOTTER July 14
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 14
• Animal services call for kitty adoption
• Central Florida says goodbye to space shuttle program
• Oviedo shines as summer begins
• Fountain Head Church opens education center
• Daddy deals with upsetting images in museum
• Hagerty coach thinks Jason Driskel can be the Huskies next star
• Oviedo 11U take district
• Social media helps business
• U.S. Green Chamber launches new office
• Seminole County schools lose funds
• Seminole under mosquito health advisory
• Local families play on Family Feud
• RaceTrac growth hits a brick wall
• Taste magical treats before getting your seats
• Oviedo takes state title
• Website provides new way to give to charity
• Keep electric bills low this summer
• READER VIEW
• Coach gives local youth a workout
• Oviedo grad set up for JUCO volleyball
• "As a graduate of four schools, I get plenty of alumni letters too. Rest assured because in this letter, I am not going to ask you for anything. Instead I am going to offer you an opportunity." Read the rest of President Sweeting's letter
• A very interesting recent blog post from our president, Dr. Don Sweeting.
• "Not being changed by prayer is sort of like standing in the middle of a spring rain without getting wet. It's hard to stand in the center of God's acceptance and love without getting it all over you." -Steve Brown
• Seminole State tuition to increase by 8 percent
• First United Methodist welcomes new pastor
• Geneva band plays to the beat of its own drum
• Oviedo Babe Ruth SB sweeps district championships
• Officer arrested for cyber stalking
• Protesters rally to save Greyhounds
• No-bid contracts have sour smell
• Family honors stroke victim with gala and foundation
• Winter Springs softball ace waits for D-I offers
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR 7/7/11
• Oviedo makes best town list
• POLICE BLOTTER 7/7/11
• Hurricane season begs for resident attention
• Oviedo election garners no opposition
• Eleven UCF women compete for Miss Florida title
• Florida has highest occurrence of sinkholes
• Empty words wont help U.S. woes
• Go wild with a movie and dinner in Oviedo
• Oviedo Babe Ruth baseball seeks S.E. regional trophy
• Join us on August 20th for a free seminar, "A Theology of Work," taught by alumnus Orlando Rivera. Come recover a vision of work as sacred service to God and humanity. To sign up, visit www.rts.edu/orlando/freeseminar.
• 56 days until the fall semester, which means 33 days until Greek BootCamp
• Here's a blog from some of our current students about their experience at RTS Orlando. Enjoy!
• RTS Orlando now has over 600 followers! For being the 600th person to like our page, Charlie Lewis will receive a free copy of a book written by one of the RTS Orlando faculty members. Congratulations, Charlie!
• Center looking for host families
• Daddy and sons share an adventure in the rain
• Soccer tournament expected to attract tourism
• Company grabs attention with huge flags
• Cool off with fro-yo and a film
• Oviedo Outlaws LL become Hall of Famers
• Some new businesses start despite economy
• Big Red Bus provides books to Seminole kids
• From cub to Lion, local star gets his shot
• Behind the scenes of the oohs and ahhs
• One vote decides Casselberry annex
• An Oviedo family takes a bike trip from Penn. to D.C.
• Winter Springs grad and college champion begins journey through the minor leagues
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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• Late grant saves the Mud Walk for a year
• "This book is thoroughly biblical, comprehensive, balanced, clear, and engaging. Worship leaders must read it, and it will be a great help to anyone interested in finding out what biblical worship is about and how to worship from the heart." -
• Pharmacy outreach aims to help seniors
• Seminole State pins new nursing grads
• Local girl rallies support in D.C. for diabetes
• Oviedo continues quest for title at Cooperstown
• Oviedo Premier Dental hosts grand opening
• Farmers market freshens up Oviedo
• Oviedo teen finds new path for lifes journey
• After UCF, Rasinski a champ with UWF
• Local schools to face rezoning
• Gathering of food trucks bring out hungry patrons
• Oviedos two-way threat thriving with chance to step up into leadership role
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Survey results show citizens are pleased with community
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• POLICE BLOTTER
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• Real estate market showing some progress
• Teachers prepare for space
• UCF announces SummerStage
• Daddy and son compete for the title of best
• Clockwork chimes success for father, son duo
• UCF and BCC partner in taking over WMFE
• Froggers and a film makes for a great night out
• Masters Academy awards announced
• Firefighters kick off boot drive
• Local dads share advice, memories
• Oviedo students win Digital Media Challenge
• Oviedo Outlaws seek title at Cooperstown
• Tips, tricks for surviving a season full of mosquitos
• Summer program feeds kids
• Habitat for Humanity opens second ReStore
• Hagertys Marlette has a choice: Mariners or UCF?
• Summer rec sports guide
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Man charged with homicide
• Student journalist gets states top honors
• Floridas minumum wage given a small bump up
• Winter Springs looking for economic boost
• Fifth-grader wins student leadership award
• UCF PATCH reaches out to community
• Seminole man attacks officer
• County continuing anti-smoking efforts
• Radio group preps for disaster
• New county manager ready for recovery
• Jobless claims down in Seminole
• Artist turns puzzles into pop art
• Hagerty tackle conquers his past to find way to next level
• RTS is at the PCA General Assembly in Virginia Beach this week--looking forward to a great time!
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Former standout using summer to prep for next step
• Restaurants face another foe
• Self-made man shares secrets to his success
• Skin cancer high price for sun fun
• College student named top designer
• Oviedo police target seat belts
• Equestrian Quest is a place of peace amid city
• Father, sons explore solutions to bullying problem
• UCF baseball continues to beef up local identity
• Pride, strength propel OHS grad to war zone
• Girl Scouts make beds for homeless animals
• Weather dampens several teams spring games
• Used car market sees big increase
• Friends honor couple with a celebration of their longtime love
• RTS is at the Acts 29 Church Planting Boot Camp in San Jose this Friday and Saturday. Stop by and see us for some free stuff and say hi!
• RTS is at the Acts 29 Church Planter Boot Camp in Nashville today and tomorrow. If you're in the area or at the event, stop by and say hi!
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Glass Slipper Cakery provides Oviedo with unique cakes
• Winter Springs revamps pensions
• Workshop to address issues of married life
• Local dentist gives back with service on a smile
• Local charity competes for grant
• Former WSHS standout now relieves Knights
• Seminole students try to save Mud Walk
• Teams shake off rust in spring games
• Garden center keeps Geneva in full bloom
• A local attack makes for a cautionary tale
• Trinity Preps Natalie Nehme is a judo coach and standout
• New clinic develops youth lacrosse
• President Sweeting's charge to the graduating class of 2011.
• Graduation banquet last night was packed!
• Graduation is tonight! Congratulations to all our graduates!
• Oviedo Marketplace to be called Oviedo Mall
• Woodys BBQ reopens with new management
• Krewe aims to keep Central Florida talent local
• With kids, being silly is a better alternative to screaming
• JHMS students rally behind influential teacher
• High school volunteers inspire young readers
• Schools shine bright with scores on FCAT
• Think twice before blaming Big Oil
• County reaps benefits of tennis programs
• TJs gives Oviedo a taste of the shore
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Music Fest to jazz up history
• WSHS students step up concert for charity
• Cyclists prepare to bike to work
• Ballet school about more than dance
• McDonalds initiative sparks hundreds of local hires
• Oviedo wrestling recovering after sanctions, fines
• OHSs musical maestros prepare for their final show
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Local hotels occupancy, revenue grows in first quarter
• Lots of info about graduation and end of the semester happenings in this week's newsletter.
• Montessori students raise money for Japan
• Oviedo aims at underage selling
• Oviedo senior finds calling, helps Challenger teams reach base
• Red Bug students team up for over-engineered competition
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• SCPS makes dollars count
• Oviedo gives used computers to community
• Bowtie Clubs car show to benefit Rural Center
• W.S. talent show offers a showcase for skills
• Seminole County sees swell in STDs
• With the end of the semester coming up there's lots to read about in this week's newsletter!
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Seminole schools face cuts
• Seminole County gears up for greenest holiday
• Helpful Hands tees off with new fundraiser
• Daddy shares love of history and storytelling with sons
• Mom organizes walk for stroke awareness
• Masters Academy star ready to soar in college
• Scholarship helps local boy ease the pain of muscular dystrophy
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Summer class list is posted and registration is open! Come to RTS for 1 week of intensive training for life and ministry this summer!
• Check out this week's newsletter
• Soft sweets put twist on Easter tradition
• Dentist office provides for children on Medicaid
• Student receives hand transplant
• Countys health high in Florida
• Most Precious Blood Catholic Churchs plants foot in new location
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Mayor lobbies in D.C. on behalf of Oviedo
• Sluggers, speedsters and aces showcase their skills
• Lots of info about upcoming events in this week's newsletter
• Partin Elementary leads Relay for Life fundraising teams
• Taking a wrong turn can sometimes lead to a better route
• Taste of Oviedo ready for return
• READER VIEW
• Huskies water polo squad doubles up with dynamic defensive duo
• Local fourth-grader collects food for backpack program
• Oviedo prepares fire budget
• Suddenly Seniors puts sweet spin on aging
• Bloom family celebrates after harrowing ordeal
• Oviedo Chicks Show touts local businesses
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Check out the latest newsletter
• Student wins Presidents Volunteer Service Award
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• W.S. votes to end task force
• Robert Lennox creates church windows
• Sci-Fried investigates a whole new genre of rock music
• Rabbi Joe Black to rock Temple Shir Shalom
• FairTax receives local support
• We can all find ways to conserve water
• Freshman given chance to play across Europe
• Don Sweeting's response to this provocative question.
• READER VIEW
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Lots of info in this week's newsletter!
• Winter Springs beats Oviedo in football game
• W.S. floats water-use ideas
• Stenstrom students sell lemonade to help classmates
• Sick girl gets a stuffed friend
• Understanding end-of-life decisions
• LifeSkills Academy moves into a newer, bigger building
• County corrals tethering law
• Seniors playlist includes more than lacrosse
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• President Don Sweeting's thoughts on why it's not time to write the eulogy for seminary education.
• This week's SI newsletter features some thoughts from Kevin DeYoung on questions to ask before you go to seminary, as you decide where to go, and while you are there. Great reading for future and current students!
• Foot baths, karaoke and the glory of God in Japan.
• RTS alum Mike Costanzo shares an update from the team in Japan. God is moving in amazing ways in Japan!
• Kimberly Iverson, wife of Danny, shares pictures and stories from the team's preparation to leave as well as some stories from Danny in Japan.
• The team in Japan has been praying and planning and is heading out to Iwaki and Sendia today. Check out the video for details on their plans and an overview on the trip so far.
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• TV show highlights Seminole homeless
• Young girl has lots of love for Locks of Love
• UCF prof.s child-porn case dropped
• Relay for Life an exercise celebrating survival
• Fire scorches Seminole home
• Oviedo looking up financially
• With strong family, coach support, Lake Howell star is ready for Stetson
• Elementary school teacher inspires students to create dolls for African kids
• Read about the team of 8 in Japan taking the whole Gospel to the people there.
• Try It Local launches in Oviedo
• Buying eyeglasses turns into an eye-opening experience
• The team has made it safely to Japan, more updates in the morning.
• RTS students Danny Iverson and Tim Bentson and RTS alum Mike N Jen Costanzo left for Japan today. Updates to come throughout the week. Please pray for their travel and the physical and spiritual relief they will bring to the people of Japan. Check out
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Homebuyers may be saddled with fees
• Pool supply retailer put on hold
• Caregiver bracelet to keep parents from leaving child in car
• Oviedo and Winter Springs police face off again
• No charges yet in fatal shooting in Geneva
• Rural center gets new director
• Volunteering can be rewarding
• W.S. boys v-ball look to take district title against Lake Mary
• Junior Achievement prepares students for business
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Check out this week's newsletter
• RTS students Tim Bentson and Danny Iverson and RTS grad Mike Costanzo are heading to Japan on Monday to help with the relief effort. Please consider giving and please pray!
• Orlando student Danny Iverson shares his thoughts on the tsunami and calls us to pray for Japan.
• New chili cook-off spices up Chuluota
• Club finds friendly skies at Shane Kelly Park
• Family fighting for research, help for those with multiple sclerosis
• Seminole Stroll helps the fight against HIV
• READER VIEW
• Nap time for parents equals play time for young children
• F-Troop rebuilds trail
• Diligence can help with tax refunds
• Seniors shoulder responsibility for Hagertys baseball team
• History teacher gives new life to Civil War
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Dr. Mark Futato will be on Fox35 news tonight at 5:00 speaking about the New American Bible translation.
• Check out this week's SI.
• Seminole Stroll aims to help
• TABOR being considered by Fla. legislature
• Nonprofit helps those in poverty
• No Excuses for Rohan Murphy
• Bus driver loses post after arrest
• READER VIEW
• Oviedo park project moves forward
• Unions have right to express opinion
• Ryan Petro showcases his passion, talent for two sports
• Local fourth-grader creates fundraiser for animal shelter
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• County schools rank as states best
• Seminole school bus driver charged with child abuse.
• Preview Day is 11 days away! Join us as we explore what calling means and how seminary can be a part of it.
• Lots of photos from Dr. Sweeting's inauguration are up. Check out the albums by clicking on the links below or clicking on "Photos" on the left.
• Krewe of Leaders name Royal Court of 2011
• Winter Springs hopes for 50 teams at Relay for Life
• Winter Springs named Tree City for 22 years
• Students spend V-Day with elderly
• Running doesnt stop just because the race is finished
• Drug-related arrests decrease
• Sales tax issue should stay buried
• Oviedo alum brings school its first ever girls state title
• Oviedo couple leaves old jobs to start consignment shop
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Homelessness on the rise in Oviedo
• Preview Day is 17 days away. Register now to reserve your spot and free lunch! Bring a friend!
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Richard Bauckham is giving some great food for thought. Lots to chew on for days...
• School board approves fee
• Oviedo dad starts hot dog business
• Lawton house open to public
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Reagan stood out from the rest
• Oviedo senior climbs lacrosse ranks from novice to elite
• Maude, the African elephant, gets ready to move to Miami
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Part 1 crimes rise in Oviedo
• Cause of junkyard fire still unknown
• Womens League dedicated to helping others
• Burglary suspects arrested
• Dr. Chuck Colson at the inauguration of Dr. Don Sweeting, President of RTS Orlando.
• Dr. Don Sweeting making his inaugural address as President of RTS Orlando
• We'll be playing basketball for anyone who's interested today 3:15-5ish. Just bring some extra clothes to change into after class! See event page for details.
• Hip-hop dance team wins local competition
• Geneva homemakers are a modern tradition
• TOPP mixes food and history for tour
• Traffic slows for camera
• Kids give silly outlooks on love
• Oviedo heavyweight showcases his strength as one of the nations best wrestlers
• Antiques store sells hidden treasures from days gone by
• W.S. says goodbye to two stalwarts
• Burglary suspects arrested in Oviedo
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Saints aiming for school history as state tournament gets underway
• Partin Elementary students travel back to Colonial America
• Charter school approved for Winter Springs
• Vogel to stay on one more year
• JHMS renovation put on hold
• READER VIEW
• City has seen a 23 percent decrease in Part 1 offenses
• Better days ahead for Winter Springs
• No rest or weariness for local retiree
• Krewe of Leaders honors service
• Hams help people connect
• Father and sons turn lifes dull moments into a challenge
• Local soccer club steps up for a family in need
• Many ways to reach out to homeless
• Fathers team up to give children a new opportunity to play football
• Stained glass artist starts yoga class
• Vintage cars wow during showcase
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• FastTrac center doles out business advice
• Residents take aim at project
• Pay attention to S.C. school board
• Winter Springs team scores with academics
• Lake Mary Museum to display local Fabric Art
• Vogels contract heating up debate
• Oviedo Police Academy needs new recruits
• Culinary program empowers HS students
• Oviedo project costs $4 million under budget
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Holy Habits of Highly Effective Families
• Scottish games invade Winter Springs
• Overcoming obstacles and offering support for young teenage mothers
• Photog captures peoples good sides
• Sons fall off of bicycle turns into a parenting competition
• Hour-long dance is new way to exercise
• Stopping pill mills is the right move
• Kershner relieved to reach milestone
• New year, new goals: Almond steps up into S.C. School Board
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Martial artist says 2011 is year of the yes
• Former Oviedo mayor ready for another challenge
• Classic cars are back in Oviedo
• Getting on the right path for 2011
• Oviedo bounces back in consolation round
• Chuluota church makes big donation
• Sweepstakes cafes banned
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Cheerleading coachs memory remains fresh
• Donate organs to help save lives
• Hagertys star quarterback ready for UF challenge
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Oviedo doles out pain clinic verdict
• Kangaroo run hops on
• Santa Run braves chilly temps
• Nine-year-old spends his time helping others
• Girl has surgery to save brother
• READER VIEW
• RTS student Josiah Katumu's ministry in Kenya. Check it out:
• The Greatness of Jesus by Don Sweeting
• Making Dreams Come True
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Local squads are something to cheer about
• Owner of perfume store opens second shop
• Officers help holiday spirits
• Mission Road Church gives away more than 100 meals
• Kids learn lesson on how to deal with bullies
• Santa gives back to Oviedo
• Spread joy by giving to those in need
• Oviedos water supply project now finished
• Tree Cutting and the Search for the Perfect Christmas Tree by Don Sweeting
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Staying frugal during holidays
• Public concerns keep development delayed
• Tax problems go deeper than numbers
• Hagerty pitching sensation back on the field with a renewed passion for the game
• Boys Town gives thanks to community
• Snow Mountain will be back in Oviedo
• Oviedo potters showed off their wares at the annual holiday sale
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Middleball tourney at JHMS brings out a crowd
• Maloys enterprises sprout from family
• Oviedo student turns life around
• Cheer squads celebrating success
• Father creates new Christmas traditions with his family
• Couple charged in death of child
• Midterm elections a reason for thanks
• Perennial power Lakeland stamps out Oviedos playoff run in second round
• Marching Lions place fourth in state finals
• New commissioners accolades cause confusion
• RTS-O student Cameron Triggs on the Apostles Creed ". . . on the third day he rose again . . ." Look for Bob Orner's sermon on iTunes in the days to come.
• President Don Sweeting's latest blog post:
• Update on Oviedo Councils progress
• Lions stand tall against visiting Kowboys, advance in playoffs
• Recipes that perk up turkey leftovers
• How to manage your investments with taxes on the rise
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Prescription collection going swimmingly
• Thrift store has second annual Thanksgiving lunch
• Food drive gives free workout for donation
• After a tragedy, a man and his children receive helping hands from local family
• Covenant Church in Oviedo is open for all
• READER VIEW
• Cheer standouts for the spotlight
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• New WS leaders ready for work
• Fifth Amendment is a right for everyone
• Huskies falter in final test before showdown vs. powerful Lakeland
• The Coop Antiques shop brings Oviedo residents a bit of nostalgia
• Drago starts her new job
• History comes alive at the Geneva Cemetery
• Three OHS students win video contest
• Prayer service pays homage to veterans
• Toddlers death prompts charges
• Cheer squads ready for next step
• Daddy shifts weight to shoulders of oldest son
• Registration for Winter 2011 is now open through Self-Service. Registration for Spring 2011 will open on December 1st.
• Sign up to join Loic and Myriam Pfister as they share about Switzerland on Thursday, November 18th. Sign up sheets for this free lunch are located in the bookstore, front desk, and library.
• Dr. MacKenzie's visit with 3 of the U.S. Services men that became Christians when he was a chaplain in the USAF during/before WWII. This was their first reunion in 60 years. From Left to Right: Dr. Michael (Mike) Ryan, Professor of Historical Theol
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• Worship at chapel service November 10, 2010
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• W.S. resident takes training to next level
• W.S. poised to get the job done
• Oviedo stands tall against Winter Springs, Hagerty to claim district title
• Oviedo Garden Club prepares for upcoming plant sale
• Drago wins after recount
• Toddler found dead in Twin Oaks home
• W.S. man finds his own peace by helping others overcome trauma
• Oviedo, W.S. join business enterprise
• Cheer squads ready for regionals
• Almost, Maine a witty lesson in love
• Drago wins by 16 votes
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ghosts of Oviedos past rise again
• Redevelopment Act approved for Oviedo
• Shovels arent enough to fix the economy
• Lions bounce back with dominating home victory
• Election ends for some but recount probable in Oviedo
• Little ones celebrated Halloween in style at the Teenie Weenie Halloweenie event in Oviedo
• Boar spooks neighborhood
• Daylight saving time inspires fire safety
• Father teaches son to walk the ropes in a friendly competition
• Jackson Heights gets Faculty Spirit Day
• Busy woman finds time for public service
• Cheerleaders taking center stage
• Election 2010
• READER VIEW
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Choosing an investment is like choosing a candidate
• Slouching facility could see new tenets
• Duda Foods betting red celery will earn green
• Countywide club started to combat bullying
• Oviedo squads grab two playoff wins
• Programs provide financial assistance
• Voting no puts you in control
• Huskies rally to stun cross-town rival Lions
• Little Peoples Theatre Company turns fairy tale fantasies into reality
• READER VIEW
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Local woman brings literature class to correctional facility
• Water conservation begins with shower
• Hometown Harvest celebrates fall
• Three Lions squads take roar to playoffs
• Father tries to adapt during sons subdued hospital stay
• Carnival of Screams back for second year
• Protect schools, vote yes on sales tax
• TMA hangs on to playoff hopes with comeback victory
• Sanford church starts SOAR, both a camp for kids and a safe haven
• Oviedo Executive Center a base for resurgence
• Art festival comes to Winter Springs
• Cemetery tour comes to life again
• Oviedo gathers for Medal of Honor award
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Campaign over sales tax spreads to school
• READER VIEW
• Lions hoping to capture playoff berths
• New tax wont bring about better schools
• Winter Springs upsets Hagerty on national TV
• Geneva group gathering teaches the sweet sound of the dulcimer
• How one woman is giving domestic abuse survivors a home and a place to heal
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Oviedo teams rebound for big victories
• Daddy and sons make game of collecting waves
• Deputy mayor vows to build on success record
• Voting no on tax increase is right move
• Saints sense postseason hopes slipping with loss to TFA
• Oviedo Optimist Club has first dance for special needs teens and adults
• Oviedos water confusion causes frustration
• READER VIEW
• Dentists office to be toured by ADA
• Chads challenge: Help the needy
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Ten-year-old has chance to perform for America
• Crime falls in Winter Springs
• Resnicks full plate ready for another side
• Oviedo HS dance team gears up for fundraiser
• Non-profit aims for preservation of S.C.
• Oviedo Midgets rally past Pine Hills in wild conference thriller!
• Carnival to benefit injured boy
• Oviedo Council making strides
• Oviedo Lions rally for third win of season
• W.S. Commission clears way for charter school
• READER VIEW
• Oviedo Junior Midgets run record to 4-0
• Father teaches his sons the reality of magic
• Why the slow confirmations?
• Winter Springs runs rampant in rebounding from 0-2 start
• Kiwanis Club prepares for annual Charity Chicken Race
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Fire union nods to Thrift
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Mayor Lacey vows to hit the ground running
• 24 homeless cats and dogs adopted at Feline Fiesta
• Man shot in stomach expected to recover
• PAC urges passing of sales tax
• Local soldier posthumously awarded medal
• Oviedo squads shine versus Hagerty
• Take time to honor Americas heroes
• Mother, daughter join forces to open Oviedo childrens consignment shop
• Driskel leads Hagerty in blowout after the Huskies early miscues
• Are you prepared for a bond bubble?
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Evans Elementary remembers its beloved icon
• Moore fills Oviedo council seat
• Oviedo recycling co. starts rebate program
• Group rallying against tax
• Son faces scary rides at Universal Studios
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Peppinos is passport to culinary adventure
• G.R.E.A.T. program aims to give knowledge
• Lions ready for showdowns with Hagerty
• Volunteers needed to help fix shelter
• Plight of manatees isnt a game
• Late touchdown gives Lions their first victory on new synthetic field
• Dance studio realization of a dream for director
• Seminole County key for Orlandos growth
• ProNet helps job seekers find success
• POLICE BLOTTER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Huskies fall hard in exhibition game
• Take Stock in Children is helping eight-graders pay for college
• Oviedo likely to approve bare-bones budget
• Program reaches out to homeless families
• Winter Springs Pastor restores community church
• WS using podcasts to inform residents
• Lions roar to big wins on OHSs new field
• Towns charter school plan has too many issues
• The broken promise of Social Security
• Low-income housing changes focus to seniors
• Owners still struggle to pay off mortgages
• Companys new CEO a familiar face
• Local teams ready to start 2010 season
• Fathers two sons take opposite sides in evolution debate
• New faces enter Council race
• Republicans stuck in unenviable spot
• Oviedo duo perfects craft during beach tournaments
• Two local moms bring healthy lunches to Seminole County public schools
• TOD agreement can reduce hassles for your heirs
• BRODEUR DEFEATS STERLING
• Local family businesses help families cut energy costs
• OHS football field gets a makeover
• Candidates speak at Geneva meeting
• Pop Warner teams looking strong for 10
• Sonesta plan given go-ahead
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Helping a young girl could gain a vote
• Oviedo couple preserve history of Lawton home
• Gearing up for the gridiron with a look at local squads
• Referendum will settle city buy-out
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Former Miss Florida shares message of hope
• UCF Partnership Motivates Youth and Students
• Orlando Sentinel Family Fund Awards $20,000 to Boys Town
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