Jacob OglesApril 25, 2023
3min0
The funding marks a budget win for Syd Kitson's Charlotte County community.
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Jacob OglesApril 25, 2023
Wire ServicesMay 14, 2021
8min1064
Resistance to Richard Corcoran, grassroots support for Sean Pittman, and more.
Jim SaundersMay 18, 2020
5min404
“On some campuses and in some academic disciplines, course offerings are likely to be exclusively virtual."
Scott PowersMarch 24, 2020
4min468
Florida's universities want relief from federal bailout bill
Jacob OglesJune 3, 2019
4min399
He remains the only candidate in the SD 27 race.
Guest AuthorDecember 11, 2018
6min436
Think about it. Florida is already the third largest state in America and we’re growing by over 1,000 new residents every day. We have 21 million residents and we’ll grow by 5 million more by 2030. By then, we’ll have 3 million more drivers on our roads, 50 million more visitors and we’ll need 20 […]
Staff ReportsJune 22, 2017
2min355
Gov. Rick Scott Thursday announced the reappointment of Syd Kitson and Darlene Jordan to the Board of Governors of the State University System. The move comes after the Florida Senate, which must confirm Scott’s appointments, failed to do so during this year’s Legislative Session. Kitson, 58, CEO of Kitson & Partners, “had a notable career […]
Staff ReportsMay 16, 2017
4min357
There’s a new podcast on the block. SalterMitchell is launching Fluent in Floridian, a new podcast featuring state leaders talking about issues important to the people of Florida and the people who visit the Sunshine State each year. The podcast will tackle issues like economic development, environmental protection, transportation, tourism, politics and taxes. Released weekly, […]
Staff ReportsOctober 11, 2016
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Sydney W. Kitson will be the next chair of the Florida Chamber of Commerce‘s board of directors. The news was first reported by POLITICO Florida on Tuesday. Chamber spokeswoman Edie Ousley confirmed Kitson’s election by his fellow board members. Kitson will serve one year as chair, beginning Nov. 1 and ending Oct. 31, 2017. According to his […]