The home of the PFT Radio Network
In this episode of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli from The Daily City reviews the following stories:
An Amazon HQ may open in Lake Nona and Lynx in Orlando is terrible but they are working on themselves.
The world’s longest running Olive Garden is getting shut down as a new one opens nearby.
The Swede Dish food truck got into the Winter Park Farmers’ Market.
The Paloma Coffee Shop opened in Windermere.
For these stories and more please visit TheDailyCity.com!
In episode 5 of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli discusses Orlando installing a plaque to commemorate historical houses they tore down, an affordable housing live talk that didn’t address the root of Orlando’s lack of affordable housing problem, how developers are ruining Orlando (and probably your city), and how the Fashion Square Mall in its entirety is for sale.
In episode four of Orlando Opinions, The Daily City’s Mark Baratelli updates last week’s story about Church Street Station being for sale and how he wants big girthy towers built in downtown Orlando, he hopes for great things for the West Arts District with the granting of a temporary use permit, Lineage Coffee Roasting is getting expanding their business with the help of a city grant available to them to apply for and use, and finally Mark reports on some I-4 roadwork but only because he knows readers of The Daily City love these updates.
You can email Mark at Mark@TheDailyCity.com!
Go to TheDailyCity.com for these stories and more!
In this episode of Orlando Opinions, Mark Baratelli covers the following stories:
The City of Orlando just bought a very expensive tactical robot.
The Florida Project is a movie about poor people living in Kissimmee.
There is a pro-Trump rally scheduled for September, as well as a panel called “Protest: Free Speech v Hate Speech.”
Magical Dining Month is about to start.
There are some buildings for sale on Church Street in downtown Orlando.
