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Capitol Update – April 23, 2021 - Government, Public Sector

Budget Update Budget Conference began last weekend with subcommittees meeting to negotiate differences in remaining issue areas. The subcommittees had until Monday night to resolve discrepancies before the remaining issues were bumped up to the full budget appropriations committee. The committee continues to meet and is expected to work through next week. Some remaining unsolved issues include K-12 Education, Higher Education, Healthcare, and federal COVID related infrastructure funding. A late development emerged this week on the on-again off-again negotiations between the state and the Seminole Tribe related to the Gaming Compact. Its been reported that the Governor and Seminoles have reached an

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After sugar s $11 million investment, a bipartisan push to protect industry

After sugar’s $11 million investment, a bipartisan push to protect industry By Mary Ellen Klas, Miami Herald Published: April 4, 2021, 6:02am Share: 2 Photos A Rosenwald Elementary School teacher took this undated photo of a sugar cane field burn on a school day just outside the fence surrounding the school grounds in South Bay. (Courtesy to the Miami Herald/TNS) Photo Gallery TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – If the aroma of organic fertilizer repeatedly wafts into your yard from a nearby working farm and you try to sue to stop it, it’s likely to be considered a nuisance lawsuit and you’ll be barred by law under Florida’s “Right to Farm Act.”

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Some Valencia Reserve residents upset at alleged ongoing unauthorized construction in Boynton Beach

Hundreds of people in the Valencia Reserve neighborhood in Boynton Beach are upset at what they say is the unauthorized construction of a nearly half-mile lake and other structures in their agricultural preserve, which they say will lead to flooding, loud noise, and lower property values.County leaders have issued stop-work orders and notices of violation against this construction.However, the developers say the construction is permitted under state law.“Our community here of about 2,000 residents is outraged,” said Jeffrey Schepp, the acting president of the Valencia Reserve Homeowners Association. Hundreds protested outside of the construction site on Monday, calling on the developers to stop construction and for county leaders to take additional steps to put a stop to the construction. “The agricultural preserve that we moved into is not being preserved,” said Cindee Cohen, who lives in Valencia Reserve.“I felt safe and now I don’t and I feel this has been ripped

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Viaţa după Casa Albă: Soţii Trump îşi pregătesc mutarea, în pofida contestării alegerilor Ce demersuri a făcut deja prima-doamnă

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