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Florida Nonprofit And Business Groups Laud Sen. Hays For Filing Important Citizens Legislation

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Tallahassee, Fla. – Leaders from nonprofits and business groups statewide today expressed their approval of Senate Bill 1784 (Sen. Alan Hays, R – Umatilla). Jose Gonzalez, Vice President of Government Affairs, Associated Industries of Florida “We appla... »

Local Lodge of the Odd Fellows Installs 2012 Elected Officers

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TALLAHASSEE – Leon Lodge No. 5 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows today installed their elected officers for 2012. Installed were Reggie Harmon as Noble Grand, Michael Rodes as Vice Grand, Harold Grant as Treasurer, Hans Meyer as Financial Secreta... »

AIF Announces Tom Feeney as New President/CEO

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TALLAHASSEE – Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) today announced Tom Feeney as its new president and CEO. In addition to managing the day-to-day operations of the organization, he will work closely with elected officials and policymakers to further... »

Florida Voices Premiers Today as Daily Source for Public-Affairs Opinion, Thought Leadership

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New-media website features prominent Florida columnists, daily round-up of state commentary, facilitated roundtable of diverse opinion leaders and a syndication service to state newspapers TAMPA – (Dec. 12, 2011) A dynamic new-media website that will e... »

Tiny Florida Town Declares Its Own Death In Battle With Utility Giant Progress Energy’s Massive Poles

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APALACHICOLA TO PROGRESS ENERGY: BURY THE LINES, NOT OUR TOWN, AS MOCK FUNERAL IS SET FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 APALACHICOLA, Fla. – A David-vs.-Goliath battle is unfolding in a small artsy fishing village in Florida’s Panhandle, where residents and bu... »

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Gov. Rick Scott Dismayed with Citizens Property Insurance Corp.

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. currently has $500 billion of exposure with its 1.5 million customers across the state. But the company only has $11 billion for paying claims. »