A Florida City Paid This Advocate $5 Million To Get Lost. Now, He's Using It To Help Homeless People Get Married.

Last year, the city of Hollywood, Florida, bought Sean Cononie's homeless shelter for nearly $5 million so they could shut it down. They made Cononie promise not to set foot in the town again. "I've actually been exiled," Cononie, 50, told The Huffington Post earlier this year. Rather than retire, Cononie headed inland to Polk County. There, he used the proceeds from his Hollywood banishment to buy an operational hotel near Orlando, nearly three hours from his old town, which now houses 104 of H...