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A reader is deeply distressed by the political attacks on the independence of Florida school boards.

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While the 2023 Legislative Session has had a somewhat breezy start over the last month, lawmakers returned to the State Capitol on Monday to meet a gale-force flurry of legislative...

2023 Legislative Session has had a somewhat breezy start over the last month, lawmakers returned to the State Capitol on Monday to meet a gale-force flurry of legislative activity. SB 145, the LEAF Act, protecting the right for gas-powered leaf blowers across the state.

Readers share their views on everything from the Chinese balloon to Gov. DeSantis and diversity in letters to the editor

A review of thoughts presented by David Seabury.

Three Capitol-region municipalities have teamed with YWCA to remedy that gap. Hartford, East Hartford and Bloomfield are on a mission to increase gender, racial, LGBTQ, neighborhood, age and politically unaffiliated diversity on boards and commissions.

The LBPD will purchase new automated license plate recognition equipment after the City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve the move despite opposition from the public, who said the technology could violate the civil rights of community members.

Survival to expand the tax base and let more immigrants in. why dont i hear more about the economic reasons? >> because of the political intertwining of the human relations and the -- well, talk to the mayor of miami, and they talk about theres a need for people to work. were in essentially a 3.2% unemployment, theres full employment in our country. >> we have 10 million open jobs and 2 million less people looking for jobs. >> the president did talk about immigration reform last year and is cert...

It is nearly unprecedented for City Council committee chairs to urge the defeat of the mayor that hand-picked them for their high-profile positions, which comes with power at City Hall and an annual budget of nearly $200,000.