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Orlando, FL 32827 FL Orlando ® CREATIVELY AND INDEPENDENTLY PRODUCED BY THE RESIDENTS OF LAKE NONA OCTOBER 2019 Discovering the Fashion Scene in Lake Nona Volume 4 | Issue 10 On page 17 BEEP! BEEP! IT'S PINKTOBER SOCIAL MEDIA & MENTAL HEALTH NEW ADVICE COLUMN: IN THIS ISSUE 15 16 E11 FELICITY MAE KNOW E11 LOCAL LEADERS, 4 BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE, 8 FEATURES, 11 HEALTH & WELLNESS, 18 EDUCATION, 21 FOOD & DRINKS, E3 LAKE NONA LIVING, E4 LIFESTYLE, E8 SPORTS & FITNESS, E12 ARTS & CULTURE, E15 EVENTS & ACTIVITIES E18 Orlando, FL 32827 FL Orlando, 6555 Sanger Rd Sanger 6555 Nonahood News LLC News Nonahood EDITOR'S NOTE ® CREATIVELY AND INDEPENDENTLY PRODUCED Nona Relay For Life. BY THE RESIDENTS OF LAKE NONA Entering the Last After realizing how quickly October arrived, especially when it felt like June was just yesterday in our constantly Publishers/Owners Rhys & Jenny Lynn Quarter of 2019 advancing culture, I felt a sense of fright about how each year seems to be going by faster and faster. But now that Editor-in-Chief & Operations Manager Elaine Vail BY DEMI TAVERAS, COPY EDITOR October is knocking on our door, and the last quarter of the year begins, I feel more motivated than ever to make it Director of Content Nicole LaBosco count. It’ll soon be 2020, and we’ll be thrown into another Copy Editor I’ve been a part of the Nona- decade of an unknown future. I’m definitely enthusiastic Demi Taveras hood News staff for close to five about what I’m sure will be a memorable, bright and in- Proofreading months now, and it has been one novative future here in Lake Nona, but until then, how I’m Joe Henry of the most rewarding experi- going to make October, November and December count will Layout Design ences of my professional life. be what’s on my mind. Marnie Brophy The content in this paper, put to- How are you going to make these last three months Production Manager gether by those in the Lake Nona count, Lake Nona? How are we going to water our Kyle Hamm community, is unique, original, magnificent tree? Writers & Reporters positive and overall inspiring. Nir Bashan, Linda Carvin, Christian Casale, Chris I feel that I get to know each Clark, Dennis Delehanty, Natalia Foote, Sharon writer and the portion of the Fuentes, Roger Fuentes, Rodney Gage, Dr. Deb- orah C. 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UCF medical students and worked closely The idea of training medical students as with the shelter’s assigned doctor. “Even emergency responders came from one of “Little did we know when they completed though it meant being away from home our volunteer faculty members – Dr. Todd their training that their services would be and worrying about my parents who were Husty, assistant professor of emergency Dr. Deborah German needed so soon,” said Dr. Richard Peppler, on the East Coast in Titusville, I saw it as a medicine. 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