Environmentalists blasted me for downplaying the threat of BP oil in the Gulf.
People are flocking to Central Florida's bus system, driven by a slowly improving economy and gas prices at nearly $4 a gallon. |
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Join us for our next web chat 'When Your Loved One Has Diabetes: How to Nurture not Nag,' Noon to 1 p.m. Wed., May 25.
After her gastric-bypass surgery a year ago, Cyndi Toney of Cape Canaveral lost something more than her excess weight. Toney, age 48, also...
South Lake chamber plays politics, shouldn't get deal to run community center - May 22, 2011 - Second of two parts.
Getting justice right — and people to work — should be our goal - May 21, 2011 - Today we're looking at two bills that legislators failed to pass.
Water-gulping grass is ruining Florida - May 23, 2011 - Environmentalists blasted me for downplaying the threat of BP oil in the Gulf.
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Rapture or not, there's still work to do - May 21, 2011 - We were waiting for the end of the world/Waiting for the end of the world/ Waiting for the end of the world/Dear Lord I sincerely...
Rick Scott, CEO governor, unfazed by criticism from 'employees' - May 20, 2011 - TALLAHASSEE – Florida's CEO governor is getting an earful from the company, but Rick Scott appears unflinching in his vision.
As social-service programs in Florida face steep federal and state budget cuts, the safety net for the poor, vulnerable and elderly is growing increasingly tattered.
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TAVARES — Lake County school children could be following a new dress code in the fall if a series of community talks goes the way some School Board members hope.
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HOUSTON (AP) — In an unprecedented cosmic photo shoot Monday, a departing spaceship snapped close-up glamour pictures of the space shuttle Endeavour attached to the International Space Station.
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ST. CLOUD — Beneath the patchy grass of a hill on 17th Street is a potential source of power for cars and trucks.
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