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Gio is a senior print/digital journalism major and anthropology minor at the University of Central Florida. He has covered UCF Football and the board of trustees for the university’s student-run publication, The Charge.
When he’s not out reporting, he likes to read, hunt for new music and play pick-up basketball.
After a study showed the road was one of Oviedo's most dangerous, the city secures funding to help pay for it, part of a citywide push to improve traffic safety.
Here's Oviedo Community News' three-part tale of how a quirky community of people who get lost on purpose saved a man trapped in a swamp with no water for four days.
When Eddie Meadows went missing, his wife feared the worst, the police called off the search, and that's when the people who get lost for fun got started.
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