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- USMiami Herald
Another victory for Calusa homeowners: Developer must submit revised plan for 550 houses
“Now we’ve got a second chance to make a plan that is smart.”
6 min read - PoliticsRaleigh News and Observer
NC’s voter ID law goes to trial. A judge could block it, but that may not be last word
The case has the potential to block the state’s voter ID requirement before the 2024 election, but appeals are likely, however the judge rules.
4 min read - USThe Burlington Free Press
What's on the ballot in Tuesday's Essex Westford school budget revote
What will a new school budget proposal mean for Essex, Essex Junction and Westford residents. Residents hit the polls for second round of voting.
1 min read - OpinionUSA TODAY Opinion
Who will be dumb enough to become Donald Trump's vice president?
Who will be Donald Trump's vice presidential candidate? It's frankly remarkable that anyone would want the job.
4 min read - BusinessThe Metrowest Daily News
Movers & Shakers: Barbara Cecchi retires after 45 years at MetroWest Medical Center
Barbara Cecchi, manager of case management at MetroWest Medical Center, has retired after 45 years of service.
3 min read - USAmarillo Globe-News
WT news in brief: A retirement, honors, graduates and more
Here are a few achievements and events the university has announced over the past week ahead of the spring graduation ceremonies.
7 min read - LifestyleTallahassee Democrat
Southern Smoke bringing on the heat to Tallahassee's Governor's Square mall
A new barbeque joint located inside the mall’s food court offers smoky grilled delights with family recipes that originate from southern states.
3 min read - BusinessThe Marion Star
MarionMade!: Jill Frey takes her family-owned business to new heights in Marion and beyond
Jill Frey's plans to become a newscaster quickly changed when her parents gave her the reigns of their company, which has grown under her leadership.
3 min read - USCape Cod Times
Pocasset mobile home residents take buyer claim to Appeals Court
Right of first refusal requires residents show “reasonable evidence” that at least 51% of homes approve the sale, Manufactured Housing Act states.
6 min read - USPensacola News Journal
Top stories this week include new residential development, Blue Zones
Here's a roundup of our top stories from the past week.
4 min read - LifestyleCape Cod Times
'The Cape Cod jungle': What you should know about invasive plants
Those darn invasive plants can really take a toll on Cape Cod gardens -- here are some tips on how to battle back.
4 min read - USThe Herald-Mail
Local nonprofits can use your support. Check out these area fundraisers
Have some fun and support a good cause with these fundraisers for local nonprofits.
4 min read - USUSA TODAY
They said her husband drowned snorkeling, but she saw him walk to shore. What happened?
Ray Johnson died snorkeling on Maui in 2022, and his family is suing for a lack of awareness on a medical condition that impacts snorkelers.
6 min read - OpinionAmarillo Globe-News
Shellys commentary: Defining the best day of your life
Perhaps, those are the kinds of days that can happen in a grocery aisle without fanfare, as it did for me.
4 min read - OpinionAmarillo Globe-News
Wendler commentary: Stimuli and ideas
This was originally penned on February 27, 2009. It’s worth another look and appears here slightly modified.
3 min read - OpinionThe Florida Times-Union
Developer: 'Regenerative placemaking' is key to Jacksonville's Phoenix Arts District
The CEO and founding partner of Jacksonville's Phoenix Arts and Innovation District discusses the community insight gathered to help the area thrive.
3 min read - USAmarillo Globe-News
Community news includes TxDOT project meeting, resource festival, more
Upcoming Amarillo area events and college news of note, including a new degree plan using hybrid learning strategies.
9 min read - OpinionStar News
Cities must intervene and clear homeless encampments on public property | John Hood
John Hood: "Homelessness is a complex problem with multiple causes and imperfect solutions."
3 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
The AI boom reminds this expert of the dot-com bubble — with one dangerous difference
Startups rode the internet wave while Big Tech companies are leading the AI charge, meaning if their stocks crash then far more investors will be hit.
3 min read - BusinessFlorida Today
As Space Coast Flea Market shuts down, vendors close up shop one last time
A once-thriving flea market off U.S.1, a venue that was never the same after devastating fires, closed on May 1.
7 min read - OpinionFlorida Today
Let our Space Team bring you all the essential Starliner info
Inside Sunday's FLORIDA TODAY: Starliner info, the closing of a flea market, where to take your mom and so much more
2 min read - LifestyleNorthwest Florida Daily News
Tips for reading an eNewspaper | It’s Geek to Me
It might help you to tap on any article you want to read. This jumps out of the newspaper-like rendering.
3 min read - USNorthwest Florida Daily News
False hope for cold-damaged citrus trees | Gardening
The best option in this scenario is to start over with another healthy grafted tree that is well-suited for potential cold weather.
2 min read - WorldAmarillo Globe-News
Bridges: Bernardo de Galvez governed Spanish Louisiana in American Revolution
The sprawling territory, which included Louisiana, large portions of East Texas and the Red River Valley, were under his command.
4 min read - OpinionPensacola News Journal
Navarre deserves to vote. We're not giving up. | Guestview
Locals deserve to make the decisions for themselves. Together we can ensure that growth in Navarre is smart.
2 min read - USThe Times-Reporter
Tuscarawas County roundup: News from the Dover-New Philadelphia area
The Times-Reporter has compiled community news from around Tuscarawas County.
7 min read - USThe Topeka Capital-Journal
Experience at Camp Courage led young Topeka woman to pursue a career in firefighting
BreAnna Droge attended Camp Courage to learn about the world of firefighting. Three years later, she now serves in the Topeka Fire Department.
6 min read - ScienceFlorida Today
Boeing Starliner is set to launch NASA astronauts from Florida on the Crewed Flight Test
Starliner is set to launch NASA astronauts to the ISS. Here's everything you need to know before launch day.
11 min read - USLancaster Eagle-Gazette
Chillicothe Transit System director takes position with Lancaster-Fairfield Public Transit
Aaron Kennedy Kennedy has spent the last several years at the Chillicothe Transit System,
2 min read - USThe Daily Record
New educators in place at Holmes OSU Extension; 4-H projects grow in number
OSU Extension Educators gave an update on programming and activities going on in Holmes County in 2024.
4 min read - OpinionSC Cloud | St. Cloud Times
Teen Tech Center will help 'unlock what might be possible'
Opinion: When I toured The Boys & Girls Clubs' new facility, I saw the equipment that Best Buy has provided. It will help more local youth succeed.
4 min read - OpinionThe Florida Times-Union
Sierra Club chair: JEA's future energy plans are perfect example of 'greenwashing'
Local committee chair for the Sierra Club points out the shortcomings of JEAs proposal to utilize more clean energy, calls it "greenwashing."
4 min read - USShreveport Times | The Times
Computer science could become required to graduate in Louisiana
The bill adds computer science requirements for every path to a high school diploma at Louisiana public schools.
1 min read - OpinionPensacola News Journal
UWF is here for good | President Saunders
We have been here a while. We are here to stay, and we are here for the good of our community.
3 min read - OpinionStar News
NC needs to shorten the ballot and improve voter turnout in elections | Tom Campbell
Tom Campbell: "There is a better way, and it is time North Carolina considered it. It is called ranked choice or instant runoff voting."
3 min read - USTCPalm | Treasure Coast Newspapers
Port St. Lucie letter carrier earns national recognition at Heroes of the Year ceremony
Port St. Lucie letter carrier Brittany Giles received an honorable mention from the National Association of Letter Carriers for helping a child who was being bullied at school.
2 min read - OpinionThe Ledger
Class of 2024: 'Pandemic graduates' are tough, tested and smart | R. Bruce Anderson
Most of this year's graduating college seniors had the world turned upside down at the very start by the pandemic. They persevered and are tougher.
3 min read - USThe Courier Journal
Louisville is losing population while suburban counties grow. Can the city reverse course?
Mayor Craig Greenberg has announced a goal of increasing Louisville's population to one million by 2038.
10 min read - USOcala Star Banner
How much did that house sell for? Deed transfers in Ocala/Marion: March 11-17, 2024
How much are houses selling for in your area? Check this list of deed transfers, $60,000 and greater, recorded March 11-17, 2024 in Marion County.
15 min read - USMyrtle Beach Sun News
Myrtle Beach is a retirement destination like Florida. Developers want to accommodate them
As the Myrtle Beach area attracts more retirees, becoming a retiree hub like Florida, developers are beginning to cater to the new population.
7 min read - USColumbia Daily Tribune
Here's why design enhancements for I-70/U.S. 63 aren't on plans yet
Design enhancements at the I-70/U.S. 63 connector in Columbia are still happening, but plan modifications are needed.
3 min read - USKansas Reflector
The lesser prairie chicken is dying. Kansas experts say the last of the prairie will go with it.
ASHLAND — Staking out the elusive and rapidly disappearing lesser prairie chicken involves a stealthy 5:30 a.m. entry into a rebar-fortified bird blind, freezing into place as the sun rises and the birds begin to strut here and there, popcorning in an age-old mating dance. Any lesser prairie chicken that has made it into the […] The post The lesser prairie chicken is dying. Kansas experts say the last of the prairie will go with it. appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
7 min read - USSpringfield News-Leader
After nearly three decades of 'problem-solving' for OTC students, Joan Barrett to retire
An OTC colleague described Joan Barrett, vice chancellor for student affairs, as 'just sunshine' who leads with humor and compassion.
8 min read - OpinionThe Metrowest Daily News
Natick Town Meeting member says municipal employees need Paid Family and Medical Leave
Natick Town Meeting member writes that municipal employees need access to Paid Family and Medical Leave now
4 min read - USCorpus Christi Caller-Times
Here's how to give input on city's proposed sales tax proposition, bond program
Residents seeking to have their input taken into account for the upcoming bond program and sales tax proposals have five options.
1 min read - BusinessThe Montgomery Advertiser
Social Security: Protect yourself from QR code fraud | KYLLE' D. MCKINNEY
Scammers can create QR codes to trick people into visiting a fraudulent website or downloading malware that compromises their personal information.
2 min read - OpinionErie Times News
Dean of peace: Daryl Craig brings his wisdom to bear on Erie's deepest divides in new job
Blue Coats founder Daryl Craig aims to help bridge Erie's divides with dialogue, honesty, opportunity and "ownership all the way around."
23 min read - BusinessWSB Cox articles
Rivian receives over in $800 million incentive package, expands operations at its plants
This incentive will allow the company to increase the capacity of plant improvements in public infrastructure and job training programs for Rivian’s workforce.
2 min read - USWHIO
Officers investigating after 1 shot in Dayton
Officers are investigating after a person was shot in Dayton early Sunday morning.
- OpinionSpringfield News-Leader
In Missouri, we know what 'majority rules' means. Lawmakers' deceptive change isn't needed
Republican lawmakers' proposed change to Missouri's initiative petition process should be rejected, this writers argues.
2 min read