THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA published this article on December 2, 2009 By JOHN KENNEDY THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2, 2009…..The upcoming special session on rail proposals is wreaking havoc with campaign...
CFO Alex Sink issued this media advisory on December 2, 2009 MEDIA ADVISORY: December 2, 2009 CONTACT: Kyra Jennings or Kevin Cate, (850) 413-2842 TALLAHASSEE – Florida CFO Alex Sink will present her three proposals to...
City’s Schools Share Their Space, and Bitterness The New York Times pblished this article on November 30, 2009 By JENNIFER MEDINA Suzanne Tecza had spent a year redesigning the library at Middle School 126 in...
The Miami Herald publised this article on December 1, 2009 Michael Garretson, the Broward school district’s construction chief, is retiring at the end of the month to be closer to his family in St. Augustine,...
The Miami Herald published this article on December 1, 2009 BY PATRICIA MAZZEI Broward School Board members will meet Monday to discuss asking cities and the county to change the way school enrollment is measured, as the...
The Miami Herald published this article on December 1, 2009 BY DUANE MARSTELLER The Bradenton Herald As the Chinese drywall saga unfolded during the past year, one figure has been widely and often repeated: 100,000. That is...
The Miami Herald published this article on December 1, 2009 BY MARY ELLEN KLAS, Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau The Florida Public Service Commission picked former state senator and Tallahassee lobbyist Curt Kiser to...
The Florida House published this letter on December 1, 2009 Florida House of Representatives Democratic Office Franklin Sands Geraldine F. Thompson Democratic Leader Democratic Leader Pro Tempore December 1, 2009 The...
The Miami Herald published this article on November 30, 2009 BY CURTIS MORGAN cmorgan@MiamiHerald.com Federal flood insurance has long been cheap in Florida, at least in comparison to private and state...
The Miami Herald published this column on Nov. 30, 2009 By FRED GRIMM fgrimm@MiamiHerald.com An abstract legal theory, so outrageous in its implications that most Floridians hardly regard it as a serious, gets a full hearing...