New Greenberg and Gaetz revelations cited & vaccines for 18 and up

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View In Browser April 2, 2021 orlandosentinel.com Orlando Morning Report Orlando Sentinel - Morning Report - Marquee_Dynamic ADVERTISEMENT   Good morning, it's Friday, April 2. Today in Orlando, it will be clear with a high of 66° and a low of 47°. Get hour-by-hour temperatures here. Joel Greenberg, Matt Gaetz visited closed Seminole tax office together on weekend, source says Joel Greenberg and U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz on at least one occasion several years ago were recorded together entering the Seminole County Tax Collector's Office when it was closed on a weekend... Read More Justice Dept. inquiry into Matt Gaetz, Joel Greenberg said to be focused on cash paid to women, NYT reports A Justice Department investigation into Rep. Matt Gaetz and Joel Greenberg, the former tax collector in Seminole County, is focusing on their involvement with multiple women who were recruited... Read More ADVERTISEMENT As Joel Greenberg's star rose, Matt Gaetz became a vocal ally. Now sex trafficking probes take aim at both Joel Greenberg was a rising political star just over a year ago. But now he sits in a jail cell and his friend U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz is being investigated for having sexual relations with... Read More Florida 18-year-olds and up can register for COIVD vaccine starting today Floridians age 18 and older can begin registering today to get the COVID vaccine next week. Read More ADVERTISEMENT COVID in Florida: 6,790 new infections, biggest reported increase in nearly a month Florida added 6,790 coronavirus cases Thursday — the biggest daily increase in nearly a month — to bring the cumulative total to 2,064,525. With 69 more fatalities, 33,494 Florida residents... Read More Florida parents and educators feel anger, worry as student testing starts Monday amid pandemic News that the state will administer its usual series of standardized tests this spring and wants all students to sit for the exams — even those who have avoided being on campus — has left... Read More NWSL releases policy on transgender athletes The NWSL released a policy on transgender athletes' eligibility, including rules for testosterone usage and levels in transitioning athletes. Read More Walt Disney World specialty license plate to soon hit Florida roads after reaching goal That didn't take long. The specialty license plate celebrating Walt Disney World will soon be available for anyone after it reached its 3,000 pre-order threshold. Read More They were once banned from University Club; now notable woman, 2 Black men being welcomed as members Orlando's University Club is set to induct pioneer anchorwoman Carole Nelson Pond, legendary photojournalist Tee Taylor and Judge Belvin Perry as members. The private social club for business... Read More Florida Fresh Air: Little Big Econ State Forest is a place for hikers, nature lovers More than 10,000 acres of protected forest await hikers, mountain bikers and paddlers in Seminole County at Little Big Econ State Forest. Read More 5 local beers for National Beer Day: Apopka's first brewery fills your cooler Apopka's first brewery, Three Odd Guys Brewing, opened back in September. We enlisted their help to "fill you cooler" for National Beer Day, coming up on April 7. Read More Daily horoscope for April 2, 2021 Check out your daily horoscope here, provided by Tarot astrologers. Read More Things to do this week and weekend in Orlando and Central Florida There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. This list is updated weekly with events and... Read More advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2021 | Orlando Sentinel | P.O. Box 2833, Orlando, FL 32802 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Orlando Morning Report newsletter.