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Neo-Nazis Helping Hurricane Relief Efforts - Tampa News Force

Brandon, Florida · Brandon

Neo-Nazis Helping Hurricane Relief Efforts - Tampa News Force

Reports have emerged of white supremacy groups mobilizing to assist victims of Hurricane Milton. “Sure, we could just be a regular civic volunteer organization and leave all the bigotry and hatred out of it but the fact of the matter is that we recognize that like it or not, we’re all in this together,” said Jasper Higgins, president of Racists to the Rescue, one such group in Brandon. “It’s important to us that people know we really don’t like…See the Story

Helene’s land fall in Forida, frequent hikes of hurricanes make snowbirds rethink owning property there - The Canadian Media

Property · Brandon

Helene’s land fall in Forida, frequent hikes of hurricanes make snowbirds rethink owning property there - The Canadian Media

Brandon (Florida)/CMEDIA: Grateful to be reportedly coming back alive, weary from their long journeys, Florida residents who fled hundreds of miles to escape Hurricane Milton made slow trips home on crowded highways awaiting cleanup work. Following two hurricanes' landfall in recent weeks, cleanup efforts are continuing on Florida's west coast. Worsening weather and surging property costsSee the Story

Solving Opioids with Spreadsheets: Prime Mint Corp's Unlikely Crusade Against Addiction

Brandon, Florida · Brandon

Solving Opioids with Spreadsheets: Prime Mint Corp's Unlikely Crusade Against Addiction

The opioid crisis in the U.S. has evolved into a public health emergency with profound implications for local governments’ finances and resources. As addiction rates have surged, the economic toll on municipalities has grown, driven by increased healthcare costs, law enforcement demands, social services, and diminished labor productivity. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that over 1.6 million Americans have an opioi…See the Story

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