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Features
FUN 101
A generation ago, Rollins College invited kids to campus for singing, dancing, acting, painting and music-making. But times changed. —by Randy Noles
GIVE HIM A BREAK
Luckily for one hard-charging Maitland City councilman, Dr. Dean Cole says healing remains his passion. —by Mike Thomas
A CHEF’S BEST PAL
From copy editor to foodie phenom, Winter Parker Pam Brandon has traveled a serendipitous (and tasty) journey. —by Randy Noles
Columns
Departments
BOLD AND UNBRIDLED BRUSHWORK
Painter Edward Sanderson says his secret is fearless use of color. —by Randy Noles
A VIDEO GAME FOR THE SOUL
Winter Park’s Debbie Petry Artt hopes her creation will help young gamers calm down, chill out and have fun while helping the world become a more peaceful place. —by Dixie Tate
THE FRENCH RESISTANCE
It’s tough being a restaurateur these days. But Café de France, through thick and thin, has persevered and continues to please its fans by ‘being what it has always been.’ —by Rona Gindin