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Features
THE PUNDIT'S PERIL
John Martin was Winter Park’s celebrity socialist. He enchanted locals with his elocution, and survived a brutal hammer attack. His wife, Prestonia, was a high profile anti-feminist who also made news. —by Randy Noles
TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY
If you’re in love and want to make it official, there’s no better place than Winter Park. —by Patricia Letakis
Columns
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HOMAGE TO AN EDITOR
A Valencia College scholarship program honors the work of Gus C. Henderson, whose advocacy for the west side still resonates on both sides of the tracks. —by Randy Noles
A GARDEN'S BEAUTY IN FULL BLOOM
Don Sondag’s lush local landscapes are breathtaking. —by Randy Noles
HOW TO BE A POP IDOL
Winter Park’s Tim Coons developed the Backstreet Boys and is looking for another major musical megastar. He certainly knows talent when he hears it. —by Greg Dawson