This is our latest rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week, in Orlando’s downtown “bungalow neighborhoods.” Click HERE to listen to Episode 414 of “Bungalower and The Bus” on Real Radio 104.1 FM, recorded at A La Cart.



TOP TEN HEADLINES

  1. Bob Snow, the founder of Church Street Station, has died.
  2. The historic Merita Bread sign will be put on display in downtown Orlando this month ahead of the upcoming Immerse arts festival. It’s been fully restored thanks to the hard work of the folks at the Morse Museum and during the festival will be the center of a pop-up DJ dance party and bread market. Yes, they will have a machine pumping out bread smells.
  3. Winter Park is gearing up for a refresh of its Park Avenue shopping district and we’ve got some of the plans for you to look at.
  4. SunRail ridership grew to 1.2 million riders in 2024.
  5. A new restaurant/bar is moving into the former home of Stonewall Bar in Parramore. We hear they’ll have dinner theater programming too.
  6. The award-winning social media team at Orlando International Airport is hiring and wants to add to its team. Do you have what it takes to be funny, informative, and a little sassy on Xitter?
  7. Waterfront restaurant is temporarily closed following a fire last weekend that did extensive damage.
  8. Orlando lawmakers propose state program to help small businesses harmed by street construction.” – Orlando Weekly
  9. Four Keke’s Breakfast Cafe locations close amid franchisee’s legal disputes.” – Orlando Business Journal
  10. ‘Prayers to the victims:’ College Park food pantry founder among those hurt when pickup truck plows into nonprofit.” – Click Orlando



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