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MADEIRA BEACH — Developers of both commercial and residential properties will soon be paying impact fees to the city based on the size of their projects. The purpose is to help recover some of the costs to the city associated with development. Fees will be assessed in three areas impacted by new developments and redevelopment of existing properties. There will be mobility fees for roads; health and safety fees for fire, EMS and police services; and fees to benefit parks and quality of life...

Minnesota Harness Racing, Inc. (MHRI) has announced the divisional winners from the 2020 racing season. Due to the ongoing global pandemic, the MHRI Annual meeting and awards banquet (which is normally held in late February), was cancelled for this year. The physical awards/trophies will be distributed to the 2020 divisional winners very soon. Here is the complete list of award winners for the 2020 Minnesota Harness Racing Season (with owners): Two-Year-Old Filly Trot Two-Year-Old Colt Trot Two...

Meet the Finalists: The Most Significant Industrial Leases of 2020 The finalist are mark the largest industrial leases of last year, including Amazon at DFW Commerce Center, FedEx at Cedardale Distribution Center, and Uline at Passport Park. By Ellie Beeck Published in Commercial Real Estate April 27, 2021 2:00 pm On April 28,  D CEO will reveal the winners of its 2021 Commercial Real Estate Awards program. Leading up to the big event, we’re featuring all 83 finalists (51 projects and de...

MADEIRA BEACH — In a close 3-to-2 vote, the city commission approved Planned Development (PD) zoning for the expansion of the beachfront Schooner Hotel on Gulf Boulevard at 146th Avenue. The vote, on first reading, took place after a two-hour hearing in which city staff, the property developer and owners, and interested citizens spoke at the April 14 commission meeting. The new hotel, which replaces an aging hotel at the site, had first been proposed as a Planned Development in early 2019....

Event to be Webcast Live on the CuriosityStream Investor Relations Website SILVER SPRING, Md.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–CuriosityStream Inc. (NASDAQ: CURI), a global factual entertainment company, today announced that it will release its financial results for the first quarter of 2021 on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, after market close. The company will host a Q&A conference call to discuss these results at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (2:00 p.m. Pacific Time) on the same day. Reporters are invited to join the ca...

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MADEIRA BEACH — Shoreline protection has traditionally been accomplished through what Jack Cox calls “brute force.” Miles-long steel breakwaters. Concrete barriers. The dredging of tons of sand or, in a Pinellas County ritual, depositing sand from the depths back onto the beach. Cox’s company, Edgewater Resources, is among a new group of coastal engineering experts thinking differently. “We started exploring the idea of a really fundamental question: What is a breakwate...

StreetAuthority March 10, 2021 John Hendricks was a young boy in rural West Virginia — a descendent of the Hatfield clan which famously feuded with the McCoys… When he was five years old, his uncle ran a wire from the family home to the top of a nearby hill, connecting it to a free-standing antenna. When the television flicked on, it was a magical moment. All of a sudden, distant worlds like New York City were on the screen. He was immediately captivated by the images on the television, and...

MADEIRA BEACH — A number of illegal signs and sign types not often seen in the city, such as murals, have focused attention on the need to update the city’s