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Ron DeSantis · FloridaLast week, I paid a $462 annual licensing fee and an inspector walked our property to ensure that it meets state and local requirements. This minimum standard of safety compliance ensures that guests visiting our property have the peace of mind that unseen hazards aren’t threatening them or their children. Of course, at the 1872 Denham Inn, we seek to provide an experience that exceeds those basic life safety requirements, but our guests — or a…See the Story
Pat Inmon: Gov. DeSantis should sign vacation rental legislation
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Gaza · GazaGood Tuesday morning. Corcoran Partners is expanding with the addition of Brian Ford III as a Government Consultant in the firm’s Tampa office. Ford brings diverse experience in external affairs, corporate partnerships and constituent events. Ford joins Corcoran Partners after recently serving as the Corporate Partnership & Events Manager for the Special Olympics Florida. Before that, Ford worked under Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran at …See the Story
Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics
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Food & Drink · FloridaThe weather hasn’t been kind to Tallahassee’s restaurants. In April, Backwoods Crossing was temporarily closed due to flooding. This weekend, several restaurants were hit hard, either physically or financially, by the damage — or ramifications — of Friday’s deadly tornadoes. City Dogs Cafe, owned by Michael Robinson (who also owns Ma’s Diner in Bannerman Crossings) had already been facing challenges due to construction on Railroad Avenue but the…See the Story
How Tallahassee's restaurant scene weathered the storm
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Florida, United States · FloridaLast Call — A prime-time read of what’s going down in Florida politics. First Shot U.S. Sen. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign touted support from a new coalition made up of 550 small businesses from every county in the Sunshine State. “I’m excited to announce the ‘Small Businesses for Rick Scott’ coalition and honored to have the support of so many job creators from every corner of Florida, spanning all 67 Florida counties. My first business wa…See the Story
Last Call for 5.13.24 — A prime-time read of what’s going down in Florida politics
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Florida, United States · FloridaU.S. Sen. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign is courting support from small businesses. The “Small Businesses for Rick Scott” Coalition boasts support from 550 Florida small businesses, as well as the Florida Chamber of Commerce. “I’m excited to announce the ‘Small Businesses for Rick Scott’ coalition and honored to have the support of so many job creators from every corner of Florida, spanning all 67 Florida counties,” Scott said. “My first busi…See the Story
Rick Scott campaign unveils small business coalition
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Ron DeSantis · PalestineRon DeSantis isn’t holding back when it comes to Palestinian Arabs or those who support them domestically, finding ways to talk about a thwarted protest in Orlando and how “not nice” Bethlehem is during an official press conference. Florida’s Governor amused a crowd in Coral Gables‘ Granada Church with riffs about a quickly thwarted protest in Central Florida, before rehashing familiar complaints about conditions in Bethlehem. Regarding a “Queer…See the Story
Ron DeSantis mocks 'trash' in Bethlehem, 'Queers for Palestine'
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Ron DeSantis · FloridaIn Florida and across the country, a growing number of former adult smokers are making the conscious decision to switch to less harmful, reduced-risk products, such as vapes. These harm-reduction products offer smokers who are struggling to quit an alternative to combustible tobacco that can help them kick their smoking habit and potentially improve public health. For that reason, the Florida Smoke-Free Association is grateful to Gov. Ron DeSant…See the Story
Nick Orlando Gov. DeSantis ensures new law protects Florida’s vaping community
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