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Marion affordable housing plan could hurt Hillcrest horse program

The property abuts the back property of Hillcrest School, 3143 SE 17th St., near the Frank DeLuca YMCA Family Center. Though the riding arena on the Hillcrest grounds would not be negatively affected, two of three pastures for the older horses could end up off limits. The older horses, some with arthritis, cannot be left in stalls for long periods. The city of Ocala will have to weigh in on a zoning change, which could be as soon as May, Commissioner Michelle Stone said. Marion County has hired Kimley-Horn & Associates to shepherd the plan through the zoning change. Plan began two years ago

HHS provides $942,780 to businesses in Pawleys Island under CARES ACT

HHS provides $942,780 to businesses in Pawleys Island under CARES ACT
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Gold Dome Report — Legislative Day 31 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Floor Action The House took up the following measure today: SB 4 - Drug Abuse Treatment and Education Programs; patient brokering; prohibit; definitions; exceptions; penalties; provide PASSED 151-0 The Senate took up the following measures today: SB 274 - Bartow County; homestead exemption; school district ad valorem taxes for educational purposes; provide PASSED 51-0 SB 275 - Bartow County School District Ad Valorem Taxes; homestead exemption; increase exemption amount PASSED 51-0 Committee Reports Senate Judiciary Committee The Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Senator Brian Strickland (R-McDonough), met late Wednesday to consider the following legislation: HB 112, authored by Representative Trey Kelley (R-Cedartown), amends multiple Code sections to extend COVID-19 liability protections for one year from their current expiration on July 14, 2021, to July 14, 2022.

Hearing Centre tasks Nigerians on annual hearing evaluations

By Chioma Obinna The Chief Executive Officer of the International Hearing Centre Nigeria, IHC, Dr. Irene Okeke-Igbokwe has tasked Nigerians on regular hearing checks to reduce the increasing number of hearing loss in the country. To this end, the centre is providing a month-long free hearing screening for Nigerians in Lagos. Okeke-Igbokwe who is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, FAAA and presently the President of the Nigerian Audiology Association, NAA, made the last week during a free hearing screening organised by the centre to mark this year’s World Hearing Day. The IHC boss urged all Nigerians irrespective of their ages to pay special attention to their hearing status by undergoing hearing screening annually.

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