32nd Annual Spring Fiesta in the Park Located in the heart of downtown Orlando, Spring Fiesta returns for its 32nd year to showcase the beauty of springtime at Lake Eola. Mingle with artists and crafters from around the country, savor the flavors from a variety of food vendors, and enjoy live entertainment for the whole family.
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“I think tutor.com is very beneficial,’’ said Carlissa Solorio, a senior at Santa Maria High School. “We don t have to show our faces, and help is there 24/7 whenever we need it. I feel excited about using Tutor.com.’’
Practice quizzes in many subjects and tutoring on the SAT and ACT also are part of the program, said Paul Robinson, interim IT director and director of career technical education.
“This effort will help our students succeed during challenging and changing times,’’ Robinson said. “It really levels the playing field in terms of bringing help into our students homes at any and all hours.’’
Join the Maitland Movie in the Park on Saturday, April 10, in Independence Square next to City Hall for “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” Games, costumes and trivia begin at 7 p.m. The movie starts at 8:30 p.m. 28.62598;-81.36499
Virtual Coffee Talk: The Role of Holidays in Different Faith Traditions TRACY SIMMONS Uploaded by quilt4mari FaVS Coffee Talk Brew a hot pot of coffee and join Spokane FāVS for the April edition of “Coffee Talk,” its monthly community forum to reflect on faith and ethics. As the next installment falls on Easter weekend, it reflects the theme of holidays and their role in various faith communities. An expert panel features three guest speakers: the Rev. Katy Shedlock, Himani Agrawal and Brian Siebeking. Shedlock is a Methodist minister in Spokane who co-pastors two churches, Audubon UMC and Creator’s Table. Agrawal is the cultural coordinator and treasurer of Spokane Hindu Temple and Cultural Center and a Spokane FāVS board member. Siebeking is a professor in the Gonzaga Religious Studies Department, an Orthodox Christian and a scholar of Islam. Through diverse panelists, the event aims t
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The game remained tied until the sixth inning when the Gauchos finally got the bats going. Cole Cummings hit a one-out infield single and Broc Mortensen followed with a single to right field, allowing Cummings to reach third. Zach Rodriguez hit a single to left-center, scoring Cummings and Mortensen.
In the ninth, Michael Marsh entered the game as a pinch-hitter and collected an RBI infield single to make it 3-0.
Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with the two RBI, and Bryce Willits went 2-3. Mortensen, Nick Vogt and Nick Oakley each had a stolen base.
UCSB will throw Cory Lewis and Rodney Boone in Saturday doubleheader.