Dec 11-17, 2024

Vol. 39, No. 8

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Planned Parenthood to offer vasectomies at Orlando health clinic

With Florida’s six-week abortion ban likely to stay put, it might be time for smart men to get the (reversible) snip.

By McKenna Schueler

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Food + Drink

Orlando's 30 hottest new restaurants that opened in 2024

As 2024 nears its end, we can't help but look back on all the tastiest accomplishments the city has seen this year.…

By Orlando Weekly Staff

Ômo by Jônt 115 E. Lyman Ave., Winter Park Ômo by Jônt takes guests on a journey into cuisine from around the world featuring Japanese fare in an interactive atmosphere. With room for up to 16 guests at a time, the eatery ushers guests through three separate rooms, where they can feast on 18 to 22 courses of refined French-Japanese creations. The Living Room is where guests can snack on a “barrage of canapés.” Then they're led to the Savory Counter for the brunt of the meal, finishing in the Pastry Parlor.
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This historic Central Florida home is on the market for just $259K, and it comes with a basement

A rural Florida home that appears to be in the process of being reclaimed by the forest is now for sale. Located…

By Colin Wolf

Image: This historic Central Florida home is on the market for just $259K, and it comes with a basement
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Arts + Culture

Orlando respected their elders at Stardust Video's outré Grandma Party holiday bazaar

Grandma arrived at Audubon Park's Stardust Video and Coffee in high and festive fashion in the form of an oddball holiday market.…

By Michael Lothrop, Matthew Moyer

Grandma Party at Stardust Video and Coffee
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Photos: Indie-folk auteurs The Mountain Goats played a two-night stand at Orlando's The Social

Indie-folk auteurs the Mountain Goats were by turns ragged and magisterial during a two-night stand at Orlando's Social. Anna Tivel opened both…

By Jim Leatherman, Michael Lothrop

Mountain Goats at the Social
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