Paul Giorgio

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Paul Giorgio

Treasure hunters wade through bins of clothing at Goodwill's Taft Outlet location, searching for hidden gems among items priced by the pound. This popular "bins" phenomenon, widely shared on TikTok, represents just the beginning of an extensive global recycling network. Customers search through the bins at Goodwill's Taft Outlet store. (WKMG-TV) "You never know what you're going to find here.

2 weeks ago | clickorlando.com | Paul Giorgio

GAINESVILLE, Fla. - At the University of Florida's dairy research unit, Gator Debbie, a curious 3-year-old Holstein with unusually short fur, sniffs at our camera between bites of her food. She's one of 500 cows here, but she represents something bigger: the future of sustainable dairy farming. "Gator Debbie" at the University Of Florida's Dairy Unit. (WKMG-TV) Like her herd mates, Debbie produces an impressive 80 - 100 lbs. of milk daily.

1 month ago | clickorlando.com | Paul Giorgio

OVIEDO, Fla. - Under studio lights and surrounded by set dressing, Briana Falgiano's classroom is as unique and her coursework. Falgiano, a speech-language pathologist, has created a distinctive approach to therapy through her program, The Dramatic SLP. By integrating music and drama into traditional speech therapy, Falgiano aims to enhance language interactions and outcomes for her students. On a recent afternoon, she gathered her students in a circle on "stage" for class introductions.

2 months ago | clickorlando.com | Paul Giorgio

PALM SHORES, Fla. - For nearly two years, we've been following the progress of a project by the Brevard Zoo's Restore Our Shores (ROS) program. The conservation and restoration arm of the zoo has been planting and monitoring seagrass in the Indian River Lagoon. Until now, that grass has been coming from commercial nurseries around the state. But they just reached a new milestone - one that came with a surprise.

2 months ago | clickorlando.com | Paul Giorgio

OVIEDO, Fla. - The Oviedo Farmers Market has become a staple in the community. Dozens of vendors set up under a huge oak tree in front of the historic Lawton House at 200 West Broadway. Market vendors set up under the shade of a grandfather oak. (WKMG-TV) The market attracts hundreds of people on the first and third Saturday of every month, so we thought it would be the perfect place to ask residents what they thought made Oviedo special. Delaney Warner is the Oviedo Farmers Market manager.