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The state department of health is holding a hearing on the rule change Thursday, Oct. 8 in Orlando. Commenters have two minutes each to speak.
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- Escuelas de Manatee ya pueden transmitir video en vivo dentro de sus planteles a los cuerpos de emergencia
- La aprobación de la Enmienda 3 costaría $12 mil millones al año a los gobiernos locales, indica grupo de política fiscal
- Un panel de defensores de derechos aborda las dificultades que enfrentan los haitianos tras la revocación del TPS
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Facebook/Metropolitan MinistriesThere are changes to eligibility which could make it more challenging for SNAP recipients. In turn, local food banks are feeling the pressure of increased demand. -
PSTA/CourtesyA new cross-bay ferry service will launch soon. Will you be riding? And we learn more about a Flock investigation that led to the resignations and arrests of two Pinellas County deputies.
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The band, which includes its founding lead singer, plays the BayCare Sound Sunday at 6 p.m. -
Whether the composers meant for this music to be scary is debatable. But, it still is. -
The facility, slated to open early next year, will provide visualizations of the ballpark and surrounding district. Meantime, the stadium's construction manager held outreach sessions for the local trades industry. -
Polk County commissioners voted Tuesday, Oct. 6, to permanently remove Stacy Campbell-Domineck as CareerSource Polk’s president and CEO, complicating Lakeland commissioners’ debate over the Lakeland Housing Authority board.
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Gaston De Cardenas/MIAMI HERALD" We have so many folks who are walking around who have dengue. They're pretty much asymptomatic. They don't even know that they have it," says Carla Fry, with the Hillsborough health department. -
Photo by Christine Sexton/Florida PhoenixA blue-ribbon panel will hold two more meetings before it adopts the final list of recommendations to the Legislature on how best to use state dollars to treat children with autism.
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