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Love Foundation Recognized for Crime Reduction Efforts in Belize City - Vimarsana News

Love Foundation Recognized for Crime Reduction Efforts in Belize City

The Love Foundation has been recognized by the Inter-American Foundation (IAF) for its mentorship and program ideas that

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Federalsburg celebrates bicentennial with gala dinner - Vimarsana News

Federalsburg celebrates bicentennial with gala dinner

FEDERALSBURG — There was much glittering finery at the Federalsburg Bicentennial Gala party at the Lion’s Club on Sept. 23. Although tropical depression Ophelia was in full force just outside,

What's driving auto INSURANCE RATES in Florida? - Fort Myers Florida Weekly - Vimarsana News

What's driving auto INSURANCE RATES in Florida? - Fort Myers Florida Weekly

Underwriting acts of human error, among other factors, has rates going up To Benjamin Franklin’s axiom, “. . . in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes,” Floridians could add a third item — that insurance premiums will surely increase. Whether homeowner’s or auto, those premium notices rarely bear

No PLACE like HOME - Naples Florida Weekly - Vimarsana News

No PLACE like HOME - Naples Florida Weekly

Some Floridians have already received the news in their mailboxes. Many others will see it arrive in the coming months. None will welcome it. “Our homeowner’s insurance went from $2,150 to $6,250,” said Shelly Salzman of Lee County. “How’s that for an increase?” Ms. Salzman had been with her insurance company, Kin Interinsurance Network, since

No Place Like Home - Charlotte County Florida Weekly - Vimarsana News

No Place Like Home - Charlotte County Florida Weekly

Some Floridians have already received the news in their mailboxes. Many others will see it arrive in the coming months. None will welcome it. “Our homeowner’s insurance went from $2,150 to $6,250,” said Shelly Salzman of Lee County. “How’s that for an increase?” Ms. Salzman had been with her insurance company, Kin Interinsurance Network, since