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John Cutter

Orlando
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Publishing consultant. Retired managing editor, content director, interim sports editor and more at Orlando Sentinel. Ready to ride but not into sunset.
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Matthew J. Palm - Sun Sentinel

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By Matthew Palm , Paola Pérez , John Cutter, Kevin Spear 
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
Matthew J. Palm Orlando Sentinel Matthew J. Palm has watched hundreds of plays, ballets, symphony concerts, operas and other staged shows since first seeing "Les Miserables" as a teenager in Upstate New York. A graduate of Syracuse University, he is the Orlando Sentinel's arts writer and theater critic.
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Library upgrade to boost education offerings in Lake’s Four Corners area

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By John Cutter
| Orlando Sentinel
Residents of the booming Four Corners area of south Lake County soon will have their own location for college courses and job-training classes. But the decade-long quest for a full-fledged community center with youth programs, recreational space and social services remains a dream for now. The County Commission decided this week to spend more than $2 million from its infrastructure sales tax fund to build out the second floor of the Cagan Crossing Community Library for classrooms.
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A new Lake Nona in Mount Dora? Long-planned Innovation District could kick off soon

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By John Cutter
| Orlando Sentinel
MOUNT DORA — The eastern rural reaches of Mount Dora and Sorrento are rapidly changing as decades of plans for development start to take hold. On hundreds of acres of cattle ranchland dotted with houses on large lots, homes have started to rise around the intersection of State Road 46 and Round Lake Road — growth driven in part by a spur of the Wekiva Parkway that opened two years ago.
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