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Originally called “Decoration Day,” the holiday was borne out of the Civil War.
Commissioner Fried continues to explore Israeli agriculture.
The market would open to competition under the amendment.
The event will take place on day one of the upcoming hurricane season.
More than 6,000 already are taking classes.
He's set to become Senate President for 2020-22.
The threshold increases to $30,000 on Jan. 1, 2020.
“More voters will have a say when government is asking them for more of their money.”
“This legislation will protect Florida consumers from predatory insurance practices.”
New law requires additional budget reports from cities, counties.
"With regard to sanctuary cities, we've done what we can do."
One Council aide promises legal action if her job is threatened.
Mucarsel-Powell will again attempt to visit the migrant detention center in Homestead.
The Tampa vs. St. Pete tug-of-war continues over a new ballpark.
THEA has started sending out threatening collections notices.
“Citrus greening has posed a terrible threat to crops as it has no cure."
The service will be in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall.
Bill could mark first time TPS generated in Congress.
"President Trump is staying true to the instincts...."
PACs go far beyond political activities, a new report says.
"This is devastating Florida timber businesses, as many growers rely heavily on exports."
When UCF chooses to reject those options, they should also lose the right to complain.
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Florida could be the tip of the sword for president's re-election.
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