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Florida minimum wage rises to $15 an hour Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Florida workers earning minimum wage will see another increase beginning Wednesday, Sept. 30, as the state’s minimum wage rises from $14 to $15 an hour. The increase marks the final $1 annual raise under a constitutional amendment approved by Florida voters in 2020. The measure increased the minimum wage to $10 an hour in September 2021, followed by $1 increases each year until reaching $15 in 2026. Tipped employees, including many restaurant servers and bartenders, will
Making a Splash: Florida’s undersea detective named ‘animal of the year’ (opens the original)
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NORTH PORT, Fla. (WWSB) - A Florida search and recovery animal who made history working beneath the surface of the state’s waterways was recently honored on the national stage, and today on Suncoast View, we saw him in action. Splash, an Asian small-clawed otter trained to locate human remains and evidence underwater, was named Animal of the Year at the 4th Annual Purple Poppy Awards at the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C. The honor was accepted by his handler, Michael Hadsell
Turning Points seeks bike donations after giving away 800 this year (opens the original)
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BRADENTON, Fla. (WWSB) - A nonprofit is turning donated bikes into transportation for people who need it, and it’s asking the community for more. “We have had our bike program for several years,” said Margi Dawson, Turning Points director of deveopment. " This past year, we were able to distribute 800 bikes to members in our community.” The nonprofit gives out bikes to people who need a reliable way to get around, including to work, doctor’s appointments or errands. “It’s very helpful, and what
Cancer patients in Venice, North Port to get closer treatment option (opens the original)
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Sarasota Memorial has given the green light for a new outpatient cancer center next to its Venice campus on Curry Lane. The facility, expected to open in a couple of years, will bring radiation, infusion and oncology care to patients in Venice and North Port. Patients living in Venice and North Port have relied on driving to Sarasota Memorial’s main campus for cancer treatment. The new center is intended to give those patients a closer option. Kelli Dancer, vice president
Venice police warn riders may not know their e-bike is legally a motorcycle (opens the original)
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VENICE Fla. (WWSB) - Venice police are cracking down on e-bike and e-moto violations, saying some riders may not realize what they are riding does not legally qualify as an e-bike. Under Florida law, a legal e-bike has working pedals and a motor under 750 watts. “We are seeing an increase of both. A lot of these elderly folks are getting out of their house using e-bikes, and a lot of the younger community are exploring these e-motors,” said Steven Short, Venice traffic officer. In Venice, bikes
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