Ron DeSantis took over Walt Disney World's government earlier this year, more than 30 employees have left the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District, raising concerns that decades of institutional knowledge is departing with them, along with a reputation for well-run government.(Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel via AP, File) FILE - Central Florida Tourism Oversight District board administrator Glen Gilzean listens to chairman Martin Garcia, left, during the board's meeting in the headquarters of the former Reedy Creek Improvement District at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Wednesday, Aug. The district wants all Disney communications about DeSantis, as well as communications dealing with laws passed by the Republican-dominated Florida Legislature that switched control of the district from Disney supporters to the governors’ appointees and nullified deals the company made with the Disney-controlled district before the state takeover. It sued Disney this year over control of the private government which regulates design and construction and provides municipal services such as mosquito control and road repairs at the Florida theme park resort. The request for documents and communications was made Thursday by the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District, now controlled by DeSantis appointees. Ron DeSantis’ board appointees are seeking communications between Disney and local media, as well as documents related to the company’s position on Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law, as part of a state court fight over control of the district that governs Walt Disney World. Free Press 101: How we practise journalism. Pick “Add to Home Screen.” Once you have added the button, open the icon you created on your home screen and start downloading the latest edition by clicking on the down-facing arrow at the top of the page. To get started, click on the icon with the small arrow to the left of the browser URL. Q: How do I add a home screen icon to my iPhone or iPad.Ī: Before you download the file for the first time, you can add an icon to your home screen on an iPhone or iPad. You can only download one edition at a time. If you’ve closed your browser, you can click on the link in your eNewspaper e-mail, but you will need to be connected to the Internet to re-log in. The eNewspaper will be downloaded and stored in your browser cache, so you will need to keep your browser tab open in order to access it when you’re off-line. When it is complete, you will see a checkmark over the arrow in the navigation bar. It will take a few minutes to download a full edition. Start downloading the latest edition by clicking on the down-facing arrow in the navigation bar at the top of the page. Q: I commute and want to read the eNewspaper when I am off-line.Ī: You can download the daily eNewspaper on your mobile device before you leave home. Turn the private browsing tab to “off” and the JavaScript tab to “on.” Please contact us at if you continue to have problems with the eNewspaper. To change these settings, go to the setting icon and scroll down to Safari. In addition, your device may have problems if private browsing is turned on or JavaScript is turned off. Q: I am having trouble opening or downloading the eNewspaper.Ī: If you are having trouble with the daily eNewspaper on your iPhone or iPad, it could be because you need to clear your cache and cookies, and make sure your settings accept cookies from visited sites. To make it even easier to get to the eNewspaper at any time, you can bookmark the Account Management page link or add a shortcut icon to your mobile phone home screen. any morning by going to the Account Management page eNewspaper link. You can find the eNewspaper of the daily edition after 5:30 a.m. However, you don’t have to wait for the email to arrive to access that day’s edition. Q: How can I access the Orlando Sentinel eNewspaper, the digital replica of the newspaper?Ī: If you have registered to receive the eNewspaper of the Orlando Sentinel, a digital replica of the print newspaper, you will receive a daily email reminder that it is available. Once you sign up for Unlimited Digital Access, your eNewspaper account will be set up within 48 hours. The eNewspaper is offered as part of our Unlimited Digital Access subscription. A: The eNewspaper is a complete digital replica of the print version of the Orlando Sentinel including: every article, photograph, advertisement, even the daily crossword puzzle! You’ll have the ability to download or email articles, photos, etc.
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