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Thousand. Not necessarily verifying at the ground level though. Love to hear from the watchers out there comfort index standing at 66 degrees, that is, of course, where we will factor in the dew point and how it feels. It will be a steamy day yet again but not as oppressive as in days past. Currently heres where our temperatures stan. We have a variety pack, of just flirting with 60 to 80 currently and we will heat backup in the lower 90s this afternoon again work some sunshine. Meisha, over to ...

Hoboken Housing Authority youth will have a free summer arts program thanks to a partnership between the city and Dance with Derrick.

Pasco County has taken the next steps toward implementing changes at Anclote River Park that include adding a restaurant and additional parking despite concerns over how they might affect a historic Native American mound there. The county has filed preliminary plans and recently completed a ground penetrating radar scan of the mound. A study done by a county consultant earlier this year found ...

Though a portion of the Tequesta site was approved for historical designation, the developer and arts patron can move forward with luxury high-rises, per city permits.

But construction will proceed.

Many community members are against turning Anclote River Park into a complex. One big reason some don’t want anything else built here is this Indian Burial Mound.

Pasco County’s plan to expand and update Anclote River Park has attracted the attention of organizations that work to protect the sacred sites, historical settings and burial grounds of indigenous Florida residents. A letter to the county earlier this month from the American Indian Movement of Florida and the Florida Indigenous Alliance put county officials on notice that they were watching ...

The indigenous organizations cite numerous rules regulating development near historic mounds and cemeteries.

The Jupiter Town Coun voted Tuesday night to allow a developer to partially dig on Suni Sands property at A1A, which town documents consider a Native American archeological site.

The vote will temporarily protect the archeological site from further demolition by Related Group, founded by museum namesake Jorge Pérez.