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Wednesday august 20th shgs 2014 please silence all cell phones. [calling roll] commissioner highland, commissioner john, commissioner matsuda and pearlman. Commissioners first on your agenda is general Public Comment. At this time the general public may address subject matter jurisdiction. With respect to agenda items your opportunity to address the Commission Already already afforded when the item is discussed in the meeting. I have no speaker cards. Any member of the public wish to speak on it...

Our next recipient award is Deanna Chavez 7th grade clapping. i like to think of might have that gives tough love to students i helping hold them accountability to reach higher and higher process im also having in my heart and offer them love and support. And in terms of the academic style i want them to be independent and help them and provide them with tools to go and analysis and investigate on their own and feel successful i think the key is having a lot of patience and participation clappin...

A single bridge to replace the twin spans would cost an estimated $59.1 million. Construction would not begin until 2028.

If you have questions or concerns on future FDOT projects, now is your chance to voice them. The Florida Department of Transportation is revealing its Draft Tentative Five-Year Work Program.

(The Center Square) — Critical water projects statewide are in need of the establishment of a work program, a Florida nonprofit says.

The Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) District Five Office will hold a week-long virtual public hearing

St. Armands Business Improvement District board chair Tom Leonard asked the Sarasota City Commission to consider a streetscape improvements option in the business district.

The Foo Foo Fest will once again fund top scoring grant applicants, with the number of grants to be awarded contingent upon the number of submissions.

Your morning review of the issues and players behind Florida politics.

If passed by the legislature the proposed legislation would allocate $4 billion of general revenue and leverage additional $3 billion over the next four years to expedite road construction projects