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Biscayne Bay report card: Not so great?

The 2024 Biscayne Bay Report Card shows almost no change in the overall health of the Bay, which was already not in the best state.

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KAJO 99 7FM - News Story

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Talent Gets Over $1 1 Million In Wildfire Resiliency Funding From FEMA

Talent Gets Over $1 1 Million In Wildfire Resiliency Funding From FEMA
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City of Talent to receive FEMA funding for wildfire resiliency

City of Talent to receive FEMA funding for wildfire resiliency
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City of Talent gets FEMA funding for wildfire resiliency

The City of Talent is getting over $1.1 million to reduce forest fuels that cause wildfires, according to a news release from Oregon s U.S. senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden.

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