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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, FloridaCommerce announced that Florida’s December 2023 economic data continued to outperform the nation throughout the year, despite negative national headwinds caused by failed federal economic policies. Florida’s private sector jobs increased by 2.6 percent (221,500) over the year compared to the national rate of 1.5 percent over the same time period […]
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West Palm Beach — Florida’s Governor made an announcement this week that blocks a proposed program from its schools. This ban may interfere with Florida Law. DeSantis announced that his administration has abruptly banned high school students from enrolling in a college-level course on African-American history. According to news reports, the governor’s education agency has […]
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House Civil Justice Subcommittee clears bill to curb ‘foreign influence’ in litigation financing Rep. Tommy Gregory Heeding warnings about foreign influence over Florida’s judicial system, a House panel on Thursday approved the “Litigation Investment Safeguards and Transparency Act.” The House Civil Justice Subcommittee voted 10-7 to approve HB 1179 by House Judiciary Chair Tommy Gregory, […]
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The Adventures of Mrs. Fuzzy by Ben Cable Mrs. Fuzzy talks with animals and stirs the imagination and hearts of young readers. I am thrilled to share more adventures of the lady Mrs. Fuzzy. Mrs. Fuzzy will spark your child’s imagination and joy with exciting stories in my new book. Her woodland friends will enchant […]
Jacksonville, Fla. — Today, FloridaCommerce announced the Jacksonville area’s labor force increased by 3.8 percent (+32,512) over the year in December 2023. The private sector employment increased by 24,200, a 3.4 percent increase. The Jacksonville area unemployment rate was 2.9 percent in December 2023, up 0.7 percentage point from the December 2022 rate of 2.2 […]
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This year, Valentine’s Day falls on Wednesday, Feb. 14. Consider an outdoor concert under the stars, take a yoga class, or do fun activities with the family. Or expand your household by bringing home a new furry family member. Deering Estate Couples and friends can celebrate love under the stars at the Moonlight & Music […]
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Bill to simplify obtaining protective orders moves in the House Rep. Alina Garcia A House panel has approved a measure that would make it easier for domestic violence victims to obtain a protective order. The Civil Justice Subcommittee voted 16-0 on Thursday to approve HB 761 by Rep. Alina Garcia, R-Miami. The bill, “Interpersonal Violence […]
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Orlando, Fla. — Today, FloridaCommerce announced that the Orlando metro area led all other metro areas in job gains over the year in leisure and hospitality, increasing by 11,600 jobs. The Orlando area’s labor force increased by 2.6 percent (+36,895) over the year in December 2023. The Orlando metro area added 26,700 new private […]
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Miracles for Kids has served over 2,100 families, for four years on average, & aiding children with 133 unique life-threatening illnesses. Miracles for Kids currently supports over 460 families. Two Decades of Miracles: A Heartfelt Journey of Compassion, Hope, and Impact for Families Facing Life’s Toughest Battles We are proud to celebrate 20 years in […]