AARP survey: Many generic medicine prices have risen sharply
Reversing a long-term trend, prices for more than one in four generic medicines widely used by older Americans increased in 2013, some very sharply, according to a survey by AARP.
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Musician readies for second chance at stardom
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About a month ago, Cortni Bird was enjoying Jazz Fest in New Orleans, watching fellow musicians and wondering when it would be her time to shine.
Reducing dog bites starts with how kids approach pooches
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Good weather can be bad for postal workers.
UWF political science professor selected for a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Grant
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Alfred G. Cuzan, Ph.D, distinguished professor of political science at the University of West Florida, received a prestigious Fulbright U.S. Scholar Grant.
Volunteers install bird fencing on causeway
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Ahead of the busy summer tourist season, Audubon Florida staff and about a dozen local volunteers began installing temporary fencing between the bridges on the eastern side of Navarre Beach Causeway last week. They plan to return this week to finish the job.
Robledo completes journey to U.S. citizenship
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Miguel Robledo heard about life in the United States from friends while living in Mexico.
Black skimmers are expected to be named a threatened species
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It’s that time of year. Migratory ground nesting shorebirds are back – some from as far away as South America. As a result, local speed limits along beach roads have been reduced.
Film officials try 3rd time for new incentive program
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Proponents of Florida’s film industry are back in Tallahassee for the third year in a row, trying to get funding for a new tax incentive program.
1st Special Operations Support Squadron changes command
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Lt. Col. Michael Thomas took command of the 1st Special Operation Support Squadron from Lt. Col. Michael Edwards April 10 at Hurlburt Field.
Another Sunshine complaint involving City of Milton
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The Office of State Attorney Bill Eddins April 15 received another possible Sunshine Law violation complaint involving the City of Milton, stemming again from actions related to its Downtown Redevelopment Advisory Board (DRAB).