St. Cloud’s Paddle Boat Relaunches as “The Lillie” Under New Leadership, The Weavers!
The iconic paddle boat formerly known as The Pearl has officially begun its next chapter under the stewardship of respected St. Cloud residents and community leaders, John and Terry Weaver. Now renamed The Lillie, the boat will operate under the newly formed Old Florida Riverboat Company,
Around Osceola
Women’s Barrel Returns for the 155th Silver Spurs
St. Cloud Chamber to Host Quarterly Luncheon
Former Orlando Health Patient Reunites with Care Team
Orlando Health Expands Digestive Health Institute
Commissioner Choudhry and Salvation Army Deliver Keys
St. Cloud to Host Free Outdoor Screening of “Moana 2
City of Kissimmee to Debut ‘Art in the Park’ Event
Osceola Arts Launches 2025 Summer Camps
In and Around Osceola
Boating With Brandon Episode One
Osceola County is on the verge of captivating its residents and visitors alike with a new video series that promises to explore its hidden natural treasures like never before. Titled “Boating with Brandon,” this 10-part series is hosted by District 3 Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington.“
Boating With Brandon Episode Two
“Boating with Brandon” not only highlights the rich biodiversity of Osceola County but also profiles the influential change-makers who are shaping its future. In this episode, viewers will experience the thrilling pace of Boggy Creek Airboat Adventures at Southport, guided by the skilled Captain Chris Bryan. Joining Commissioner Arrington is ClickOrlando’s Trooper Steve Montiero.
Boating With Brandon Episode Three
Joining Commissioner Brandon Arrington in Episode Three of "Boating With Brandon" is Osceola County Commissioner for District 5, Ricky Booth, who delves into the rich history and natural beauty of the county’s scenic waterways, including Trout Lake, Lake Lizzie, Buck Lake, and East Lake Tohopekaliga. This episode showcases the beautiful biodiversity in the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
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Coffee Talks LIVE
LIVE with Osceola County Fair General Manager Joel Rose
January 6, 2025
LIVE with Charlie Draper of Draper Law Office
December 19th, 2024
LIVE with Maryemma Bachelder, Director of Communications with the City of St. Cloud
December 10th, 2024
LIVE in the City of St. Cloud to swear in new Mayor Chris Robertson, Council Member Jennifer A. Paul, and Council Member Kolby Urban
November 14th, 2024
LIVE with Mayor of Kissimmee, Jackie Espinosa
November 6th, 2024
Red, White & Rodeo: Silver Spurs Rodeo to Ride Back into Osceola Heritage Park May 30–31
Saddle up for a patriotic, adrenaline-pumping weekend as the Silver Spurs Rodeo returns to Silver Spurs Arena at Osceola Heritage Park on May 30 and 31 at 7:30 p.m. for its Red, White & Rodeo event, brought to you by Experience Kissimmee. This summer showdown, brought to you by Experience Kiasimmee, promises high-flying action, heart-pounding excitement, and a heartfelt salute to America’s servicemen and women. Rodeo fans can expect all the classic events that make the sport legendary—bull riding, saddle bronc, bareback riding, barrel racing, team roping, tie-down roping, and steer wrestling—as top cowboys and cowgirls compete for cold. hard. cash and rodeo glory.
As part of the celebration, active and retired military members are invited to attend and will be honored throughout both nights. With paid admission and a valid military ID, veterans and active-duty guests can pick up a voucher in the arena lobby for a free hot dog or hamburger and a drink, courtesy of the Silver Spurs Riding Club.
The Silver Spurs Rodeo has been a staple of Osceola County’s heritage for generations, drawing rodeo fans from across the state for its blend of western sportsmanship and local hospitality. The summer rodeo is part of a long-standing tradition of supporting the community while showcasing elite rodeo talent.
City of St. Cloud Invites Community to “Zumba-Gold in the Park” – A Free Outdoor Fitness Event on May 17
The City of St. Cloud is inviting residents to lace up their sneakers and get moving at Zumba-Gold in the Park, a free community fitness event designed for all activity levels. This energizing morning of movement will take place on Saturday, May 17, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Performing Arts Pavilion, located at 1104 Lakeshore Blvd.
Attendees can look forward to a fun-filled day of wellness featuring Zumba-Gold, a lower-impact version of the popular dance fitness program, perfect for active older adults and beginners. The event will also include a variety of exciting exercise experiences tailored to promote health and fitness in a supportive, outdoor setting. Zumba-Gold in the Park is free to attend and open to all ages and fitness levels. No registration is required.
For more information, contact St. Cloud Parks and Recreation at 407-957-7243.
Registration Information:
Online Registration: Establish an account prior to enrollment; activation may take up to one business day.
In-Person Registration: Visit the Chris Lyle Aquatic Center during operating hours to enroll.
City of Kissimmee to Debut ‘Art in the Park’ Event Celebrating Local Talent
For the first time ever, the City of Kissimmee is set to host Art in the Park, a free community celebration spotlighting the area’s thriving local art scene. The inaugural event will take place on Friday, May 9, 2025, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Ruby Plaza in Kissimmee Lakefront Park, located at 201 Lakeview Drive.
Designed to showcase the creativity of local artists, the event will feature a wide variety of artwork from photographers, painters, and crafters. Guests will have the chance to explore unique, handmade pieces while enjoying the natural beauty of Kissimmee’s scenic lakefront.
Adding to the experience, live music by acclaimed musician Fito Espinola will fill the evening air, setting a lively and welcoming tone for attendees as they browse the exhibits. A curated selection of food vendors will also be on site, offering delicious options that reflect the community’s diverse flavors and enhance the artistic ambiance.
To ensure accessibility for all guests, the city is providing free parking at two nearby locations: the Toho Square Parking Garage (92 Pleasant St.) and the Intermodal Parking Garage (205 E. Dakin Ave.), conveniently located near the Kissimmee Civic Center and SunRail station.
Education Foundation Awards 582 Scholarships, Celebrates 40 Years of Impact at Scholarship Awards
The Education Foundation of Osceola County honored the achievements of graduating seniors at its Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony Wednesday night at Osceola Heritage Park. The event, which was presented by Orlando Health, celebrated not just academic excellence, but the spirit of perseverance, service, and hope that defines the next generation of leaders in Osceola County.
This year, the Foundation awarded an incredible 582 scholarships to deserving students, bringing the total value of scholarships awarded since its inception to over $12 million.
Founded in 1985 by Tom Tompkins, the Foundation’s original goal was to guarantee first-year college tuition for every graduating senior in Osceola County. Now, 40 years later, the Foundation continues to fulfill that promise—and more—by delivering innovative programs that empower students, support educators, and build a stronger community.
As a milestone tribute, , the Foundation introduced the “40 for 40 Scholarship” in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Forty students were selected for this special honor based on their outstanding academic performance and commitment to community service.
Appreciative pet owners from around District One in Osceola County came together on Saturday for a Free Pet Microchip Event, hosted by District 1 Osceola County Commissioner Peggy Choudhry in collaboration with Osceola County Animal Services.
Held at 2925 International Drive (former Publix), the drive-up event aimed to enhance pet safety and help ensure lost animals have a better chance of being returned to their families.
The event, which took place from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, was open exclusively to Osceola County residents, with free microchipping provided while supplies lasted.
Commissioner Choudhry, who personally welcomed and assisted attendees, expressed her gratitude for the community’s participation:
“It was heartwarming to see so many residents come out today. Events like these show the strength of our community’s love for their pets,” said Commissioner Peggy Choudhry. “Microchipping is a simple but powerful way to make sure lost pets make it back home safely.”
St. Cloud Chamber to Host Quarterly Luncheon Featuring Orlando Health – St. Cloud Hospital
The St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce will host its upcoming Quarterly Luncheon on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at Nona Church, located at 255 S Narcoossee Rd. in St. Cloud.
The event will feature a keynote address by Brian Wetzel, President of Orlando Health –St. Cloud Hospital, who will share the latest news and developments from the hospital.
Registration and lunch will begin at 11:30 a.m., with the program scheduled to start at 12:00 p.m. The luncheon provides an excellent opportunity for local business leaders, professiona
ls, and community members to stay informed on health care initiatives and network with others invested in the future of Osceola County.
Tickets are priced at $25 for Chamber members and $30 for non-members. Attendees are encouraged to register early to secure their spot.=
For more information or to register, contact the Chamber at 407-892-3671 or visit www.stcloudflchamber.com.
Orlando Health Expands Digestive Health Institute, Advances AI Innovation for Early Pancreatic Cancer
On Tuesday, Orlando Health unveiled the newly expanded Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute. The state-of-the-art facility in Downtown Orlando is recognized worldwide as one of the most advanced centers for digestive health. Now, this new expansion is bolstering Orlando Health’s innovative research including AI capabilities that improve diagnosis, treatment and outcomes for diseases such as pancreatic cancer and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
“This expansion showcases our commitment to not only providing high quality clinical care, but also conducting cutting edge clinical research” said David Strong, Orlando Health president and CEO.
Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute is now pioneering AI technology for early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. according to the American Cancer Society. Dr. Shyam Varadarajulu, gastroenterologist and president of Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute, is developing AI endoscopic ultrasound technology to help doctors detect pancreatic cancer earlier by spotting tiny tumors in the pancreas. Dr. Varadarajulu is leading this groundbreaking research through a clinical study in collaboration with experts in Europe.
Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital’s Major 20,000-squarefoot Expansion to Feature New ICU and Cardiac Cath Lab
A significant milestone was reached this week at Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital as construction progresses on a transformative expansion designed to elevate patient care in the community. Marked by a ceremonial “topping out,” the hospital celebrated the placement of the final beam on its new two-story, 20,000-square-foot expansion that will house two state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization laboratories and a brand-new 10bed Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
The expansion, located on the northwest corner of the hospital campus, reflects a major investment in advanced cardiovascular and critical care services. The new facilities are expected to open in January 2026 and will provide patients with faster, more advanced treatments without needing to travel outside the community.
“We are thrilled to bring this needed expansion to our Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital campus as it allows us to continue to enhance our care capabilities and to provide, close to home, world class healthcare to this community that we so proudly serve,” said Brian Wetzel, president of Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital. “I look forward to seeing the great things we are able to do for our patients within this beautiful new space.”
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Former Orlando Health Patient Reunites with Critical Care Team
In recognition of National Critical Care Awareness Month, a former patient of Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital returned to thank the medical team who saved his life after a harrowing battle with multiple organ failure.
Stephen P. Weisz, retired CEO of Marriott Vacations Worldwide, spent 17 days in the hospital in October 2024 after being admitted with kidney failure. His condition quickly worsened, with declining function in his heart, liver, and lungs. He was placed on a ventilator and into a medically induced coma to give his body a chance to recover.
Thanks to the expertise and coordinated efforts of the hospital’s critical care team, led by Dr. Inga Khachaturova, Weisz stabilized and was eventually transferred to the Orlando Health Advanced Rehabilitation Institute for continued recovery. Today, he has regained nearly 100% of his health.
“Recoveries like Mr. Weisz’s are a testament to the life-saving importance of critical care medicine,” said Dr. Khachaturova. “These cases require not just medical expertise, but also teamwork, resilience, and compassion.”
National Critical Care Awareness Month, observed each May, honors the dedication of critical care professionals—physicians, nurses, and specialists—who care for patients
NEWS
I-4 Relief Lanes Open Near ChampionsGate, Easing Traffic for 140,000 Daily Drivers
Drivers commuting through one of the most congested stretches of Interstate 4 are now seeing significantly shorter travel times thanks to the early opening of new congestion relief lanes. The Florida Department of Transportation officially opened one additional lane in each direction between World Drive in Osceola County and U.S. 27 in Polk County on Monday, delivering long-awaited relief to the nearly 140,000 drivers who use this corridor daily.
The new lanes are part of the “Moving I-4 Forward” initiative — a 14-mile expansion project aimed at improving safety and mobility along a key segment of Central Florida’s busiest interstate. The milestone not only marks the completion of a major phase in the project but also exceeds expectations, with the lanes opening a full eight months ahead of schedule.
Peggy Choudhry“This is a big win for our community,” said Commissioner Choudhry. “Reducing congestion along I-4 helps not only our commuters and families but also boosts our local economy by improving access for visitors and businesses in Osceola County. I’m proud to see this kind of progress happening right here in District 1.”
St. Cloud to Host Free Outdoor Screening of
“Moana 2”
at Lakefront Park on Friday, May 16
The City of St. Cloud invites residents and visitors to a magical evening under the stars with its upcoming “Movie at the Lakefront” event, featuring a free screening of Moana 2. The movie screening takes place on Friday, May 16, at Lakefront Park, located at 1104 Lake Shore Blvd, with the movie starting at dusk.
Families are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and their sense of adventure as Moana returns to the screen in an all-new animated journey. Continuing the beloved story, Moana 2 follows the spirited wayfinder as she sets out on another daring voyage across the ocean—this time to restore harmony between new island tribes and protect her people’s future.
Joined once again by the shape-shifting demigod Maui and her loyal companions, Moana faces mystical creatures and the challenges of leadership in a beautifully animated tale that celebrates courage, community, and cultural heritage.
This event is part of the City of St. Cloud’s ongoing commitment to providing free, family-friendly entertainment throughout the year. The Movie at the Lakefront series brings the community together for unforgettable nights filled with laughter, storytelling, and connection—set against the scenic backdrop of East Lake Tohopekaliga.
Osceola County Commissioner Ricky Booth Hosts
Successful Plant & Tree Giveaway at Downtown St. Cloud
Osceola County residents gathered in front of St. Cloud City Hall on Wednesday night, April 30, for a special Plant & Tree Giveaway hosted by District 5 Osceola County Commissioner Ricky Booth.
The event, held during the Downtown St. Cloud Monthly Market from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., provided free trees and plants to the community on a first-come, first-served basis.
“Trees and plants increased property values and helped beautify our community,” Commissioner Booth said following the event. “This was a great opportunity to come together during a very busy Downtown St. Cloud Monthly Market and make Osceola even more beautiful.”
Many of the trees given away came directly from the Osceola County Tree Farm, which currently has more than 10,000 trees and seedlings growing. The farm supports countywide sustainability efforts and supplies greenery for community beautification projects like this one.
Attendees were able to choose from a selection of gallon-potted trees and plants.
Orlando Health’s Hospital Care at Home Hits 2,000-Patient Milestone in Central Florida
Orlando Health’s Hospital Care at Home program, which delivers acute hospitallevel care directly to adult patients in the comfort of their own homes, has successfully treated over 2,000 patients across Central Florida since its launch in February 2023.
The program, available to Orlando Health patients who meet specific clinical criteria determined by emergency department and hospital staff, is now available through Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center, Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital, Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, Orlando Health Emergency Room –Osceola, Orlando Health Emergency Room – Randal Park, Orlando Health Emergency Room – Lake Mary, Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies, Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital and Orlando Health South Lake Hospital. In June, Hospital Care at Home celebrated its 1,000th patient admitted into the program.
“This latest milestone reflects the significant growth of our program within less than two years of operation,” said Linda Fitzpatrick, assistant vice president, Orlando Health Hospital Care at Home. “It is a testament to our patients’ trust in this advanced healthcare model and the dedication of our care providers.”
Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Lights Up Kissimmee with Community Support
On Friday morning, law enforcement agencies from across Osceola County came together in a powerful show of support for the Special Olympics Florida athletes during the 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run.
The 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run not only brings communities together but stands as a powerful reminder that through unity and compassion, the world can be made more inclusive — one mile at a time.
The event kicked off from the Silver Spurs Arena parking lot and finished strong at the Ruby Plaza Boardwalk at Kissimmee Lakefront Park, with participants and spectators alike energized by the spirit of inclusion and empowerment.
Members of the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, along with officers from the St. Cloud Police Department, Kissimmee Police Department, Osceola County Corrections, and the Florida Highway Patrol, joined forces to carry the symbolic “Flame of Hope” through the streets of Kissimmee.
Together, they ran not just to raise funds, but to shine a light on a global movement of respect, dignity, and opportunity for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
New Era Begins for Fire Station 43 as Osceola County Celebrates Groundbreaking in Campbell City
Osceola County Fire Rescue & EMS, alongside District 3 Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington, county leaders, and project partners, officially broke ground on the future site of Fire Station 43 in Campbell City—signaling the beginning of an exciting new chapter for one of the county’s most established and dedicated fire stations.
“Station 43 is an institution in this community,” Osceola County Commission Vice Chairman and District 3 Commissioner Brandon Arrington said. “We are so proud that this new facility will give them the space and the resources to continue that tradition of service for many years to come.”
Station 43 has been serving the community in Campbell City for decades, originally founded as the all-volunteer Campbell City Fire Department; when OSCFR was created in 1989, the station was brought into the department and remained a volunteer station for several years.
The station became a “combination” station several years later when a paidprofessional EMS rescue unit was added, transitioning to full around-the-clock staffing in 2002.
Osceola County Elections Office Receives National Recognition for Voter Education
The Osceola County Supervisor of Elections Office has earned an honorable mention in the 2024 Clearinghouse Awards, recognized alongside just three other counties nationwide.
Each year, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) reviews entries across eight categories celebrating excellence in election administration.
Osceola County was honored in the Communications: Distinguished Voter Education and Communications Initiative Award category for its innovative Early Voting site map and accompanying sample ballot that highlights Early Voting locations.
For trusted information about state and local elections, visit the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections website at voteosceola.gov or the Florida Department of State’s website at DOS.MyFlorida.com/elections.
For more information, visit voteosceola.gov or call 407-742-6000.
Osceola School District Celebrates Official Opening of Voyager K-8 in Sunbridge
On Friday, the School District of Osceola County proudly celebrated the official ribbon cutting of its newest educational facility—Voyager K-8, a state-of-the-art prototype school serving kindergarten through eighth grade students in the rapidly growing Sunbridge community.
The ceremony was attended by a host of community leaders and district representatives, including School Board Members Anthony Cook, Paul Bronson, Terry Castillo, and Board Chair Heather Kahoun, as well as Superintendent Dr. Mark Shanoff and Chief Facilities Officer David Sharma. Also present were school staff, parents, and enthusiastic students eager to be part of this historic moment.
One of the most memorable highlights of the event came from a moving performance of the National Anthem by student Briella, whose heartfelt rendition stirred the audience and captured the pride and promise of Voyager K-8. The event continued with a studentled inspiration program featuring musical performances, student welcomes, a jazz band presentation, and a special time capsule ceremony.
“This school represents more than just a new building—it represents opportunity, innovation, and community,” said Dr. Shanoff. “We are proud to open a space that will empower our students from kindergarten through eighth grade with the tools they need to thrive.”
New Era Begins for Fire Station 43 as Osceola County Celebrates Groundbreaking
Osceola County Fire Rescue & EMS, alongside District 3 Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington, county leaders, and project partners, officially broke ground on the future site of Fire Station 43 in Campbell City—signaling the beginning of an exciting new chapter for one of the county’s most established and dedicated fire stations.
“Station 43 is an institution in this community,” Osceola County Commission Vice Chairman and District 3 Commissioner Brandon Arrington said. “We are so proud that this new facility will give them the space and the resources to continue that tradition of service for many years to come.”
Station 43 has been serving the community in Campbell City for decades, originally founded as the all-volunteer Campbell City Fire Department; when OSCFR was created in 1989, the station was brought into the department and remained a volunteer station for several years. The station became a “combination” station several years later when a paid-professional EMS rescue unit was added, transitioning to full around-the-clock staffing in 2002.
“The new fire station stands as a lasting symbol to the commitment we have for public safety,” said District 1 Commissioner Peggy Choudhry. “This new home for Station 43 will not only provide comfort and security to our residents and visitors but also serve as a proud and empowering space for our dedicated firefighters and paramedics.”
SPORTS
St. Cloud Softball’s Memorable Run Concludes in Regional Quarterfinals against Boone
St. Cloud’s outstanding softball season came to a halt Thursday night, as the Boone Braves recorded a 4-2 win over the Bulldogs in a Class 7A, Region 3 quarterfinal game on Wednesday night.
Aracelys Gonzalez struck the big blow for Boone, unloading a three-run triple with two outs in the top of the fourth inning. The rally started when Saliah Collazo opened the inning with double and Kaylyn Woods reached on the fielder’s choice. St. Cloud pitcher Addison Felblinger retired Karlee Detcher on a pop out to short but Paige Barry coaxed a walk on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases. Lily Surber popped out to short but on a 2-2 pitch, but Gonzalez ripped a sinking line drive down the line that got by the St. Cloud leftfielder allowing three runs to score to make it a 4-1 game.
Still, the Bulldogs fought back.
They made it a two-run game in the bottom of the fifth as Grace Comiskey reached on an error and came around to score on Madelis Reyes double.
St. Cloud posted a real threat but came up empty in the bottom of the seventh. Sophia Soto opened the inning by reaching on an infield hit. Grace Watford reached on a throwing error and Comiskey was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
PARK HOPPING
Explore the Wild Side: Drive-Thru Safari Park at
Wild Florida in Osceola County
Ready to embark on a thrilling wildlife journey without leaving the comfort of your car? Look no further than Wild Florida’s Drive-Thru Safari Park, an Osceola County gem that’s redefining family road trips.
With over 150 exotic and native animals roaming freely across expansive grounds, the safari park offers a unique opportunity to get up close to giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and more. The gates open at 9 a.m. and close at 6 p.m., with the last car allowed in at 4:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
But the adventure doesn’t end there. Guests can enhance their visit with unforgettable animal encounters, from feeding gentle giants to painting alongside the tallest creatures on Earth. And as a bonus, admission to Wild Florida’s Gator Park is included with every safari ticket, allowing visitors to walk on the wild side with alligators and other fascinating reptiles.
Whether booking online, calling 407-957-3135, or emailing reservations@wildfl.com, the process is quick and easy. Reservations are available Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., making it simple to plan a day of adventure.
INJURY LAW Draper
Law: Which vehicles are more likely to be involved in serious or fatal accidents?
Sadly, serious and fatal accidents take place on a daily basis in Central Florida. These crashes can happen in a number of ways and can be caused by not following traffic laws, inexperience, intoxication, distracted driving, fatigue, and medical issues.
Statistics show that fatal car accidents can often occur based on the type of vehicle. You may think that sports cars are most likely to be in crashes due to their speed and performance. However, according to the NHTSA, it’s the everyday cars, trucks, and SUVs on the roadways that are involved more frequently in serious or even deadly accidents, with sedans and pickup trucks accounting for more than three-quarters of fatal accidents. If you drive out on the roadways, here’s what you need to know about which vehicles have been involved in many of the crashes.
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Coastal Cravings: Positively Delicious Florida Blue Crab Panini
This Florida Blue Crab Panini is a positively delicious twist on the classic sandwich. Bursting with the fresh, sweet flavors of local blue crab, this panini is grilled to crispy perfection, melding the delicate crab with a melty, creamy cheese. Ideal for a luxurious lunch or a satisfying dinner, it’s a gourmet treat that brings a taste of the Florida coast right to your table.
Indulge in the positively delicious flavors of a Florida Chicken, Mushroom, and Bacon Melt. This mouthwatering sandwich layers tender chicken, savory mushrooms, and crisp bacon under a blanket of melted cheese, all nestled between toasted bread.
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