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January 16, 2024
A zoning change requested by a local business for a property on Route 5S in the town of Florida seems poised for approval next month.
November 27, 2023
The town of Florida became the latest to prohibit battery energy storage systems used to support utility-scale projects with the adoption of updates to its solar laws last week.
March 30, 2023
The Union of Concerned Scientists calls wind 'one of the cleanest and most sustainable ways to generate electricity.'House Republicans plan to hold a vote this week on the Lower Energy Costs Act, a package of proposals to boost fossil fuel drilling and roll back environmental regulations, which they...
January 2, 2023
Florida Development Recognized for Collaborative Design Strategy...
September 1, 2022
Thornby Nature Park in Deltona is competing for the title of "Great Healthy Place in Florida," a contest put on by the American Planning Association.
March 2, 2022
As Senate President, the Trilby Republican and Ag Comish-hopeful plays an outsized role in the budget process.
January 7, 2022
Zeller Emilio Zeller III, 86, died surrounded by his family on January 2, 2022, in Jacksonville, Florida. Emilio was born in Santiago, Dominican...
May 12, 2021
Master Your Cloud Migration Strategy: What Five Government Organizations Learned on the Way to the Cloud Shutterstock Government organizations are using the cloud to cut costs, implement disaster recovery solutions, maximize security and establish a platform that enables innovation and agility. May 12, 2021 • Master Your Cloud Migration Strategy: What Five Government Organizations Learned on the Way to the Cloud Government organizations are using the cloud to cut costs, implement disaster ...
December 27, 2020
A New England hero becomes another ‘Florida man’ Dan Mackie (Courtesy photograph) Modified: 12/26/2020 10:20:09 PM Tom Brady, whom I once called not only the greatest football player of all time but possibly the finest human ever, has let me down. He recently said he has acclimated to Tampa, Fla., and vowed “you would not catch me dead” living in the Northeast — presumably because our weather no longer meets his standards. Well, you won’t “catch me dead” in Tampa, which at the t...