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Mound House Upcoming Outdoor Nature & Education Events: August 7 to 14
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What Is the Electoral College? : A closer look at how we Americans elect our president.
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Margaritaville Lawsuit Dropped! FMB’s Town Council’s “Tough Love” Policy Produces Results
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New, Earlier, Census Deadline Could Cost Florida Billions In Federal Funding And Third New Congressional Seat
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Pick of the Week: Summerlin Cafe
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Biden's Lies for Black (and White-Privilege Guilt) Votes
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Christof’s on McGregor... Italian with a Twist
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The Right Side: Do We Have A Cure For Civid 19? - I Do Believe…That Dr. Richard Bartlett of Houston Texas, Does Have a Cure For Covid-19!
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Senate Republicans release proposed new $1 trillion coronavirus relief package
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Trump Still Connecting With Every Day Americans
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There’s A Reason You Turn Down The Stero When Concentrating
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What Is “Exempt Property,” and How Does It Affect My Florida Estate Planning?
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Sunday February 23
Florida Parental-Consent Abortion Bill To Get Likely House Approval
Friday November 08
Simple Steps for Planning an Accessible and Affordable Family Vacation
August 07, 2020
New, Earlier, Census Deadline Could Cost Florida Billions In Federal Funding And Third New Congressional Seat
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The U.S. Census Bureau's new deadline to finish the decennial headcount likely ensures census undercounts in Florida that could cost the state billions over the next 10 years and douses its long-shot hopes of picking up a third new congressional seat. The…
July 19, 2020
Florida School Districts Seek Parents' Input As August School Openings Near
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Many of Florida’s 67 county school districts are asking parents their preference for in-person instruction or digital learning as they plan on how to meet the Florida Department of Education’s mandate to reopen in August open five days a week for the coming…
June 01, 2020
Local officials in Florida brace for violence, but most relax curfews after weekend protests, riots
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State and local officials were anxiously awaiting what Monday night might bring after weekend protests statewide were marred by violence, property damage and tense confrontations with police. After a rash of rioting Saturday in Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville,…
May 15, 2020
DeSantis says ‘stay tuned’ for further relaxations of Florida's COVID-19 restrictions
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Gov. Ron DeSantis hinted Thursday he will announce further relaxations of COVID-19 restrictions Friday, including allowing parts of Florida to move into phase two of his reopening plan. DeSantis lifted his April 1 stay-at-home order two weeks ago, allowing 64…
May 12, 2020
New policy mandates daily COVID-19 testing for Florida nursing home employees
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With at least 656 nursing home and long-term care residents among the 1,779 who have died from COVID-19 in Florida, the state is mandating continuous testing for 200,000 staff members who work in the facilities. The Florida Agency for Health Care…
April 29, 2020
DeSantis unveils phase 1: Re- Opening Florida!
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Gov. Ron DeSantis held a press conference Wednesday at 5pm ... He announced the details of Phase 1 of his plan for reopening Florida. DeSantis said the reopening plan for the state will go into effect on Monday, May 4, but will not include counties of…
April 27, 2020
Florida insurance chief: Pandemics not covered under most business interruption policies
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Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier delivered some good news and some bad news Friday to business leaders planning the state’s post-pandemic recovery. The good news, he said, is businesses may not see employee health insurance premiums increase…
April 25, 2020
Florida marijuana dispensaries buck national trend with sustained sales spike
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Medical marijuana sales surged nationwide during the first few weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, but have tailed off since mid-March, according to Arcview Market Research and BDS Analytics. Not so in Florida, where the state’s 239 dispensaries, including three…
April 25, 2020
Rebound strategy could begin by asking Floridians to take an in-state vacation
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The real obstacle in rebuilding Florida's post-pandemic tourism economy will be convincing visitors that attractions and businesses are safe, hospitality and restaurant industry leaders said Tuesday. Among ways to do that, Visit Florida President and CEO Dana…
April 25, 2020
Clear guidance, protocols could help Florida businesses decide best time to reopen
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“No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mask, No Service.” Get used to it. You may see it on storefronts and office doors soon. The phrase was among the ideas presented during Thursday’s teleconference of the 23-member Re-Open Florida Task Force Industry Working Group on…
Apr 21, 2020
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Meteor shower tonight
You may not be able to see the moon in the sky tonight because it's almost the new moon,…
Apr 21, 2020
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China's Wuhan Virology Lab Must Be Investigated
Perhaps the coronavirus pandemic began in a Wuhan wet market, as is most commonly…
Apr 05, 2020
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Florida stay-at-home order exempts religious services, raising concern as Easter nears
For a mid-week moment, it appeared Florida’s chief executive had accorded great…
Apr 02, 2020
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Gov. Ron Desantis has issued a mandatory stay at home order!
Gov. Ron Desantis has issued a mandatory stay at home order for the entire State of…
Mar 27, 2020
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Florida unemployment claims increase by 1,045 percent
Unemployment claims in Florida for the week ending March 21 jumped 1,045 percent from the…
Mar 26, 2020
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Criticism mounts as DeSantis resists statewide stay-at-home order
Former Vice President and presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has…
Mar 26, 2020
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Trump delivers Florida disaster declaration as jails targeted as COVID-19 incubators
President Donald Trump has declared Florida a major federal disaster, granting Gov. Ron…
Feb 23, 2020
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Florida Parental-Consent Abortion Bill To Get Likely House Approval
The Florida House on Thursday afternoon is poised to adopt a bill that will require girls…
Jan 29, 2020
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Defense Industries Create 914,787 Jobs, A $95 Billion Impact In Florida
Florida’s 20 major military installations, three combat command centers and numerous…
Jan 29, 2020
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Florida Could Be First State To Deny Life Insurers Access To Genetic Test Results
Genetic testing through companies such as 23andMe.com and Ancestry.com provide people…
Jan 18, 2020
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To Those On The Fence...............
Here are some interesting points to think about prior to 2020, especially to my friends…
Jan 17, 2020
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Florida To Buy 20,000 Acres In Everglades To ‘Permanently Save’ It From Oil Drilling
Gov. Ron DeSantis Wednesday announced the state will purchase 20,000 acres spanning a…
