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In Florida, incentives only the beginning for favored
Incentives are the bedrock of Gov. Rick Scott¿s economic policy agenda. Scott¿s administration awarded more than $130 million in economic incentives in 2011 and 2012.
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Our view: Our home on many travel bucket lists
Florida's Historic Coast got a double-dose of good news this past week. On Wednesday, we learned the Department of the Interior had given final approval to the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Management Plan.
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After voting for a ban, Charlie Crist now backs gay marriage
After voting for a ban, Charlie Crist now backs gay marriage
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Florida education news: Tuition, graduation, discrimination and more
JUST SAY NO: Gov. Rick Scott asks Florida's university presidents for their support in his opposition to increased tuition rates.
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Rejection of Amazon deal is Florida's loss
News that Gov. Rick Scott rejected a proposal to bring Internet giant Amazon to Florida was
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New numbers paint safer picture in Florida
Story by Josh Repp / CBS12 News Posted by Miranda Grossman / CBS12 News PALM BEACH, BROWARD COUNTIES -- New numbers paint a safer picture for Florida. But are the stats showing us the entire truth? Crime statewide reached its lowest rate in 42 years, but homicides are up in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. ...
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Florida education news: Budget vetoes, teacher layoffs, STEM lessons and more
GOBBLE, GOBBLE: Gov. Rick Scott faces pressure over what to leave in the state budget and what to veto . More from
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Florida education news: Head Start, busing, media specialists and more
MOVING OVER: The former head of Hillsborough County Head Start switches offices in the same building to take a similar job for a different organization . • Jacksonville black community leaders …
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Florida insurance fund strongest ever for storm season
TALLAHASSEE — Florida is heading into storm season with some good news.
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Legoland Florida expansion to open July 3
WINTER HAVEN — Legoland Florida's newest ride and play area will open to the public on July 3.
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