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In a 4-0 vote Monday, the City Council changed the zoning of the 71.66-acre site, allowing the district to eventually build the 1,600-student school. Councilwoman Michelle Berger was absent from the meeting.
School officials still have to share a detailed site plan with the city and get approval to build up to three stories. If it gets through the rest of that process, the district could build the school in time for the 2010-2011 school year. ">Zoning change for K-8 approved in PSL
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Russ Lemmon: The system isn't broken, but it's in need of a major tweaking in Indian River County
Indian River County is going to have what amounts to a referendum on charter government Aug. 26, and only registered Republicans will have a say in it.Full story »
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Gov. Charlie Crist: Time to help, because the state’s uninsured are waiting
Moving through the legislative process right now is a bill that will help provide affordable health insurance for Florida’s working families. Senate Bill 2534, sponsored by Sen. Durell Peaden, R-Crestview, would allow state government to negotiate with health insurers to develop affordable health insurance coverage for uninsured Floridians.Full story »
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