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About two dozen people spoke out Tuesday against Mosaic's plan to mine phosphate in DeSoto County. No one told county commissioners they support the mine, proposed 90 minutes southeast of Tampa.

EASTHAMPTON — As the sun rose over the tree line at Millside Park in Easthampton on Saturday, runners of all ages and experience began to congregate on the green, stretching and hydrating as they waited to participate in the Inaugural Mount Tom Trail...

Author Andrew Hunter has posted dozens of signs around the community of Dundas remembering a former slave, but the City of Hamilton says they violate a bylaw that could come with fines.

The pandemic forced science museums to reach out to their communities, and some built a wider following.

| 5:23 p.m. Source: Molly Schiff for Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce The Santa Maria Valley Chamber has been recognized for its advocacy efforts with CalChamber’s 2021 President’s Circle Award, which lauds chambers for excellence in business advocacy and helping their members comply with California employment laws. “Advocacy plays a large role in the chamber’s efforts to be a champion for our local business community,” said Tim Ritchie, chair of the chamber’s Business & Gover...

By John Hyde2021-04-29T08:57:00+01:00 A law firm’s decision to sack its chief executive was not influenced by his blowing the whistle on alleged financial irregularities, an employment appeal tribunal has ruled. Mr Justice Cavanagh ruled in favour of Cheshire firm Hilary Meredith Solicitors after Peter Watson had brought a protected disclosures claim. The judge said the employment tribunal, which found in favour of the firm, was entitled to find that Watson’s behaviour was ‘separate and...

Polk County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Mosaic Fertilizer LLCs requested renewal of a two-year operational permit for its South Fort Meade mine on Tuesday, which covers approximately 17,500 acres straddling the Polk-Hardee county line. The company is required to seek renewal every year or every two years under Florida state law.  "Today, days after the Piney Point Florida Easter weekend environmental disaster, there’s no way anybody in good conscious or good min...

Here’s a month-by-month look at how 2021 might play out Off to a slow start, rocky in places and ripe for setbacks, 2021 should nonetheless deliver some semblance of normalcy again By Tim Logan and Andy Rosen Globe Staff,Updated January 2, 2021, 2:31 p.m. Email to a Friend A Macys window in Downtown Crossing reflects some of the optimism that is likely to characterize 2021.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff So what, exactly, are we in for in 2021? Think ahead to, say, the fall, and imagine headin...

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POLITICO Get the Massachusetts Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Uber Driver Stories GOOD MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS. TGIF! FIRST IN PLAYBOOK: CLARK PUSHES BIDEN ON PLASTICS — Hes not in of...