departmentorganizations Feathered Friends As the 20th century dawned, the Audubon Society’s crusade to stop the plumage trade found its wings with Maitland volunteers. By Leslie K. Poole
feature Tom The Actor If you’ve watched TV or gone to a movie in the last 40 years, you know him. Maybe you even saw him wrestle. By Randy Noles
feature Well Versed Tugging heartstrings and tickling funnybones, Billy Collins has become America’s most popular poet. By Randy Noles
departmentphilanthropy A Keen Ear For Genius Steve Goldman’s mission to find and nurture young composers has a new partner in UCF. Expect them to make beautiful music together. By Michael McLeod
departmentdining Glass Knife Is Cutting Edge Winter Park’s new bakery/café is both homey and sophisticated, offering baked goods and meals with flair, flavor and Southern hospitality. By Rona Gindin
feature On Scores, Scotties and Angel Food Cake What I’ve learned about art, life, dogs, Mr. Rogers and the power of music. By John V. Sinclair
departmentdining I’ll Make Mine Mediterranean It’s all about Naples in this cozy Park Avenue trattoria, where simple, authentic recipes and a welcoming ambiance await. By Rona Gindin
feature The Essential Edwin A lively new book introduces the most important Winter Parker you’ve probably never heard of. By Randy Noles
feature How Does Our Garden Grow? Winter Park’s natural place is more than pretty and peaceful. It’s also an important ecosystem. By Leslie K. Poole
