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The Florida Policy Institute has an Amendment 3 calculator for local governments (opens the original)
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Florida Policy Institute has released a calculator that allows residents to see how Amendment 3 would affect funding in their local governments. If it passes this November, the homestead tax exemption would increase to $150,000 in 2027 and then $250,000 in 2028. For many homeowners that could mean they’d only have to pay school-related property taxes. Looking for MORE trusted news? Subscribe to WFSU's Daily News to receive all the day's stories right in your inbox. Don't miss a beat! But the Flo
September 26th is National Mesothelioma Awareness Day: What is that? (opens the original)
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If you’ve been flipping through the channels on your TV over the past few decades there’s a chance you’ve heard something that sounds a lot like this: “If you or a loved one was diagnosed with mesothelioma, you may be entitled to financial compensation." Mesothelioma is a form of cancer. It affects nearly 3,000 Americans annually, including Jennifer George, a Bay County resident. She was diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma on Sept. 3rd, 2024. "It was actually an incidental finding because I wa
The Nature Conservancy has acquired 2,200 acres at Telogia Creek (opens the original)
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The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has acquired 2,200 acres of land in Liberty County. The land surrounds Telogia Creek and adds to the 22,000 acres under the conservation group’s care throughout North Florida. The new acreage is home to the federally threatened eastern indigo snake, a blue-black glossy reptile that grows to be about nine feet long. TNC hopes to use the new area as a release point for the snakes, which the group has been breeding and releasing into the wild over the past decade. The N
FSU receives education grant to further student success throughout North Florida (opens the original)
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A talent search program through Florida State University received a federal grant to invest into middle and high school students throughout the Panhandle. The plan is for the program to grow from 500 students to 2,000. Program director Melinda Wilson-Jones says the goal is to help students pursue a college degree. “Those students who are potential 1st generation income restricted students or pell eligible students, those students who qualify for pell grant, the goal is to increase the number of
Experts look to assist with the growth of Apalachicola Tupelo (opens the original)
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Apalachicola Riverkeeper Cameron Baxley knows her river well. Her job is to advocate for and monitor the health of the Apalachicola River, its watershed, tributaries, shores and sloughs and everything that lives there, including the Tupelo tree. As she boards her boat, she reflects on the importance of tupelo honey to the area of Wewahitchka. “Not only is it a big lifestyle iconic thing for heritage, cultural thing for the area, but it was a big industry. It still is,” Baxley says. Tupelo honey
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