The weather. Still a cool morning. Its actually a couple degrees warmer than yesterday but i mean, we need a jacket when its 45 in inverness, 47 in zephyrhills, right now winter haven youre 58, 62 in fish hawk and 61 in sarasota. Look at the difference lakeland is 9 degrees warmer than this time yesterday, about 2 degrees warmer in inverness, 3 degrees warmer in bradenton. Watch the metro cast well see the sunrise temperatures 61 degrees at 8 a. M. Unlike yesterday i expect rainfall obviously. 76 at noon, blue sky as you round out your friday afternoon, 80 degrees at 4 p. M. , but youre going to want to stay tuned at 5 38 to the 8day temperature friend because that tells you how long it stays chilly. Youve got a pretty good drive out there. We have a little issue coming off the Howard Frankland bridge, this is 275 around the kennedy exit you can see activity in the median. As we back up we had activity in the right shoulder its in the dance. You can see blinking tying up any lanes and
Leighs got the forecast. Its looking good yeah. Yeah, step out the door this morning theres a slight chill in the area chilly up in inverness 45, plant city 57, 60 in tampa. 59 in sarasota. Heres that perspective for yous warmer in plant city than it was at 6 00 yesterday morning. By the afternoon 81 degrees which is above the average of 78. And 62 tonight but you want to stay tuned to course ill have whats happening with the colder air coming this weekend. Pretty good drive right now. Its been really nice. Kicking off to a nice friday. Maybe everyone is nice and relaxed because a nice holiday next week. In ybor a great drive and the veterans expressway no delays right now. Lets move over to the sun coast parkway also looks good and further to little bit closer to hillsborough avenue right at 56th street we have an accident there. Its off to shoulder but a little bit of a slowdown. Thats a look at weather and traffic. All right. An 8 on your side alert this morning a new twist on an ol
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MG3 Group executives (from top) Marcelo Saiegh, Hernan Leonoff and Gustavo Bogomolni with Everglades Preparatory Academy and Avant Garde Academy (MG3 Group)
An Aventura-based charter school developer sold two South Florida campuses for $78.1 million, as part of a $242 million portfolio deal for eight schools throughout the state.
MG3 Group, led by Marcelo Saiegh, Hernan Leonoff and Gustavo Bogomolni, sold the schools to nonprofit Educational Growth Fund, according to a press release.
Fort Lauderdale-based Educational Growth Fund is managed by Hugh Jarrett, Dru Damico, Taylor Smith, Sherilynn Moore and Albert Fioravanti, according to state corporate records.
The deal included the sale of Everglades Preparatory Academy middle school at 2251 Mowry Drive in Homestead for $27.2 million, and the sale of Avant Garde Academy at 2025 McKinley Street in Hollywood for $50.4 million.