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In episode 10 of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli talks about the search for Orlando’s “signature dish,” the Lake Nona Walmart has Scan & Go, downtown Orlando is finally getting some improvements, and LYNX is developing a smart phone bus app but Mark questions how many bus riders will actually use it.
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In episode 9 of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli talks about a new plant based deli coming in 2018, a $5 million grant for repurposed shipping container based low incoming housing, a dead Wendy’s is for sale in a prime location, only Finland is getting the McVegan burger but Orlando has plenty of vegan and vegetarian friendly places, and SODO (aka South Of Downtown Orlando) is getting a Foxtail Coffee and a Lucky’s Market, as well as the previously reported on this show Fresh Kitchen. Enjoy!
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In episode 8 of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli talks about how a company is using corporate welfare to clean up a contaminated site they purchased, how the Pulse memorial planning is being bungled, a new brewery at Lake Ivanhoe, a new Jeremiah’s in College Park, and Tampa-based Fresh Kitchen is opening in SoDo.
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In episode 7, Mark Baratelli from The Daily City talks about a new food hall opening in downtown Orlando, a new donut shop opening in fake Winter Park, Hembree Construction obtained a permit to tear down a nearly 80-year old building, Phas3 is a clothing and used book store with a beer and wine license, and Orange Blossom Market is a new antique store in the Parramore area of downtown Orlando.
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