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$10,000 home-hardening grants — for townhouses, too — could become available statewide, not just near the coast - Vimarsana News

$10,000 home-hardening grants — for townhouses, too — could become available statewide, not just near the coast

A state grant program offering up to $10,000 for home-hardening improvements could be expanded from coastal regions to the entire state and get another $100 million in funding. Lawmakers are considering a proposal to expand the My Safe Florida Home Program and expand some of its eligible projects to townhouses.

Travel advisories a terrible look for Florida | Letters to the editor - Vimarsana News

Travel advisories a terrible look for Florida | Letters to the editor

A long-time reader reflects on LGBTQ groups' "travel advisories" and the hateful rhetoric of a Republican legislator.

Sarasota lawmaker's bill to secure online business records set to pass - Vimarsana News

Sarasota lawmaker's bill to secure online business records set to pass

A bill aimed at securing Sunbiz.org after a Parrish man was accused of fraudulently using the state's business records system poised to pass.

Why did DeSantis sign Florida abortion bill late at night? - Vimarsana News

Why did DeSantis sign Florida abortion bill late at night?

Whether it was politics or logistics, abortion is shaping up to be a tricky issue for Republicans nationally.

These Republicans voted against Florida's new abortion ban. Here's who broke with their party and why. – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

These Republicans voted against Florida's new abortion ban. Here's who broke with their party and why. – Sun Sentinel

As Republicans enacted a new law to ban virtually all abortions in Florida after the sixth week of pregnancy, there were defections in the ranks. Four of the GOP state representatives from Broward and Palm Beach counties broke with their party and opposed the legislation.