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New Port Richey advances free senior clinic lease (opens the original)
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The New Port Richey City Council unanimously approved the first reading of a lease agreement with the West Pasco Free Senior Health Clinic. The agreement would allow the nonprofit to continue operating in a city-owned building. The clinic operates out of the Claude Pepper Senior Center. Volunteer and retired medical professionals provide free primary care and chronic disease management for uninsured seniors and low-income residents. The clinic’s previous lease was held by the CARES organization,
Lakeland considers data center moratorium (opens the original)
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Lakeland city commissioners are considering a 12-month moratorium on large data centers while city staff studies how the facilities could affect infrastructure. Officials say the pause would give staff time to study the impact on the city’s electric system, water supply and noise before developing new regulations. Lakeland Electric’s largest customer, Publix, uses about 18 megawatts of electricity. A hyperscale data center could require around 100 megawatts, meaning major upgrades to the electri
Lawsuit targets missing protections for red knots (opens the original)
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The Center for Biological Diversity plans to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to designate critical habitat for a bird that winters in Florida – the rufa red knot. Red knots are shorebirds known for making 19,000-mile round-trip migrations. The population has declined by about 94 percent over the past four decades. It’s one of the steepest losses among North American shorebirds. During migration, they stop along the Atlantic coast in places like Massachusetts and Delaware Bay t
Manatee County's burn ban remains in effect amid ongoing drought conditions (opens the original)
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A countywide burn ban remains in effect in Manatee County as officials continue to warn that dry weather and drought conditions have increased the risk of wildfires. The burn ban took effect June 23 and prohibits outdoor burning, including campfires, personal fireworks and sparklers. County officials say the restrictions are intended to reduce the risk of fires starting and spreading during a period of heightened wildfire danger. Approved public fireworks displays were allowed during the Fourth
Tampa advances new water treatment technology to reduce PFAS (opens the original)
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Tampa residents could see improved drinking water quality in the coming years as the city moves forward with an advanced water treatment system designed to reduce PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals.” At a recent press conference, the Tampa Water Department announced progress on its Suspended Ion Exchange (SIX) treatment technology. Testing confirmed the system successfully removed about 30% of PFAS compounds from the city’s source water. PFAS are a group of human-made chemicals used in m
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