The Miami Herald published this article on March 4, 2010 BY SHANNON COLAVECCHIO Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau The proposed constitutional amendment to freeze class size counts is expected to clear its final Senate committee...
The Miami Herald published this opinion piece on March 4, 2010. BY MARK B. ROSENBERG Recent Gallup poll findings that 20 percent of Americans are either unemployed or employed part time are a sobering reminder of the...
Above: To access a full-size version of this graphic, entitled “How Risky is Your Insurer?” click here. To view a complete story, click on a headline below: Florida Insurance...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (“OIR”) held a public rate hearing today, March 2, 2010, on ACA Home Insurance Corporation’s (“ACA”) proposed homeowners rate filing, in which a...
Note: Until today’s Florida legislative bill filing deadline, Capitol to Courthouse Headliners will provide a listing of insurance-related bills filed each day. This...
The Miami Herald published this story on March 2, 2010. Karen Aronowitz was reelected to a third term as president of the United Teachers of Dade, the union that represents teachers, teachers aides, clerical workers and...
The Miami Herald published this article on March 2, 2010. A grant from the Knight Foundation will help put high-achieving young teachers in Miami-Dade’s neediest schools. By KATHLEEN McGRORY Teach for America —...
The Miami Herald published this article on March 2, 2010 Legislators resume attempts to come to a gambling agreement with the Seminole Tribe as other players push to add more games and gambling options. BY MARY ELLEN KLAS,...
The Miami Herald published this article on March 2, 2010. With political ambitions high and state funds low, the Miami-Dade delegation is preparing to fight to protect what’s theirs. BY ROBERT SAMUELS Heading into a...
The Miami Herald published this article on March 2, 2010. Amid a $3.2 billion shortfall, Broward legislators will play defense trying to prevent cuts while also pushing for ethics reform. BY AMY SHERMAN Franklin Sands, the...