Central Florida Leaders Seek Solutions To Regional Challenges
15 December 2001 - 5:00am
Leaders from throughout Central Florida meet to develop long-term solutions for regional problems.
"Although the event was remarkable for its diversity (representatives from schools, theme parks, banks and environmental groups), organizers face a tough battle. Not only is it unclear how the problems will be solved, but no one has identified goals. But the lead consultant for the effort, which is being called myregion.org, says that's exactly how the effort should begin."
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The Orlando Sentinel, October 7, 2005
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