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Central Florida Matters #17

Central Florida Matters # 17 - 1st Anniversary Edition (Photo - "Sunset Joy" - shirleybnz; graphic - CMF Public Media) 

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All 5 contenders for 2 Seminole County Public School Board seats face the issues. Candidates for Casselberry’s city commission explain their differences. Seminole County School’s superintendent, Bill Vogel addresses FCAT, budgets and the half-cent sales tax. And CMF’s founder offers commentary on the occasion of CMF Public Media’s first anniversary.

These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this 1st anniversary edition of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 8/19/2010.
Feature length – 01:55:07
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Central Florida Matters #16

Central Florida Matters # 16 (Photo of Jay Blanchard Park trail - CMF Public Media) 

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Hear Michael Ertel, Seminole County Supervisor of Elections in a Voting Smart civics lesson on voting in the upcoming local elections. The role of women in politics is assessed by former Orange County Mayor Linda Chapin, Dr. Terri Fine of UCF and Patricia Bates, mayor of Altamonte Springs. Listen to a local dad’s success in confronting his son’s SPD— sensory processing disorder. And hear commentary from the new general manager of Oviedo Marketplace, Gil Bankston, on changes he is initiating at the mall.

These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 7/29/2010. Feature length – 01:22:58


Presented and hosted by Stephen McKenney Steck and Desta Horner

Central Florida Matters #15

 

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In the conclusion of our 3-part series On Being Homeless in Seminole County, Fl., hear local experts discuss the possibilities of improving or reducing homelessness. Celebrate Women Motorcyclist Month through conversations with local Women on Wheels. Understand how major issues impact local candidates and voters in Seminole County.  Visit with the Kids of HOPE summer lunch program. And hear commentary from a formerly homeless Longwood, FL. resident on creating “safe zones” for the homeless.

These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 6/17/2010. Feature length – 01:42:33


(Produced, reported and edited by Stephen McKenney Steck and Desta Horner)

Note: Desta and Steve will be taking a break from Central Florida Matters’ usual every 3-week edition of the program to enjoy a week or so at the beach with children and grandchildren and without microphones! So the next edition of Central Florida Matters will post on Thursday, July 29, 2010 and every 3-weeks thereafter.

Central Florida Matters #14

(Sunset)  photo: ABTjunior  

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Hear the stories of 3 local men now homeless in Seminole County and the attention provided to them by the Sanford HOPE Team. Listen to a one-on-one conversation with Seminole County Sheriff, Donald F. Eslinger. Get a mid-term update on pressing county issues from Bob Dallari, Chairman of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners. And hear commentary from Mimi Bruce, president of the Oviedo, Florida Historical Society, on the occasion the society’s recent occupancy of their new home. These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 5/27/2010. Feature length – 01:57:48


(Presented and hosted by Stephen McKenney Steck)

Central Florida Matters #13

Title (photo: Andrew Lincolne)  

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Understanding the problem and the players on the homeless front in Seminole County, Florida. Hearing Seminole teachers’ point of view on the recent Merit pay proposal. Visiting Heavenly Hoofs in Kissimmee, Florida where special needs children from Oviedo experience the therapeutic adventure of horseback riding. And commentary from Winter Springs resident and mental health counselor, Cade Resnick, on the health of the community – 30 days after Nadia Bloom’s rescue. These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 5/6/2010. Program length – 01:06:42
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Central Florida Matters #12

 

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Take a tour of Central Winds Park, an award winning recreational facility in Winter Springs, Florida. Hear how a local reverend and a rabbi are coping with the economy in Seminole County. Recognize April’s Administrative Professional Week with visits to the top administrative assistants at the Catholic Diocese of Orlando and Lockheed Martin Simulation, Training and Support./ And hear a commentary from Oviedo resident Megan C. Sladek on issues surrounding the city of Oviedo’s charter review committee. These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 4/15/2010.Feature length – 01:04:26
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Central Florida Matters #11

Central Florida Matters  

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Journey back 100 years back to the founding of Slavia, Florida. Gain a perspective on the status of the Oviedo Marketplace mall from the president of its merchants’ association. Join local middle schools girls as they expand their career horizons through a day of hands-on exploration of science and engineering. And hear a commentary from the city of Winter Springs’ charter review committee chairman, Charles Lacey. These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 3/25/2010. Program length – 01:10:15
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Central Florida Matters (10th Edition)

 

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One-on-one with State Representative Sandy Adams discussing the critical budget decisions facing the Florida Legislature as it begins the new session.

Advancing economic development in the cities of Oviedo and Winter Springs, Florida. Describing the method and importance of the 2010 Census to local communities. And commentary from political science professor, Dr. Michael Hoover. These are the issues and voices featured in a traditional radio-style format in this complete version of Central Florida Matters, posted on line 3/4/2010.
Feature length – 54:44


(Presented and hosted by Stephen McKenney Steck and Desta Horner )

Innovation -The Future of Regional Economic Development

 

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On this Heard in Central Florida, you’ll hear a gavel to gavel presentation by two local subject matter experts on the issue of Innovation -The Future of Regional Economic Development.

Both Oviedo and Winter Springs, two adjoining cities in south east Seminole County, Florida are facing extraordinary budget challenges that accompany the nation’s “Great Recession.” But what about tomorrow? What does the future hold for the area? Are there steps citizens, elected officials, business owners, and chamber members should be taking today to help assure vibrant economic development tomorrow?

John M. Jones, a senior economic development planner with Land Design Innovations, Inc. and Jim Spaeth, president of Remora Partners, will address those questions in a 33-minute presentation.
Feature Length — 52:20


Selected photos courtesy of Charles Wells Photography

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Homeless Students in Seminole County Florida

Seminole County League of Women Voters 

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On Heard in Central Florida, you’ll hear a presentation by Beth D. Davalos on the issue of homeless students in Seminole County Florida public schools. Ms. Davalos is the staff liaison for a Seminole County school system project known as Families in Transition. Her address took place on Thursday, January 28, 2010, in front of a luncheon audience of League members and public attendees at Sergios Italian Restaurant in Sanford, Florida. After Ms. Davalos presentation, she responds to questions from the audience.
Feature Length — 44:21


League event coordinators: Mercedes G. Bermejo and Patricia Graves
Selected photos: GK Sharman

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