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GOP candidates prepare for Florida debate
Daily Gossip The issue of offshore drilling was the main topic discussed at the debate given that Florida's beaches could be affected by oil spills. The Sunshine State seems to be mainly preoccupied by environmental issues, which is why Republican candidates had to … |
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Rick Santorum At Republican Debate Defends Offshore Drilling, Keystone XL
Huffington Post One questioner asked Santorum whether he thinks expanding offshore drilling is worth the risk, claiming it would create only 5000 jobs while an oil spill could tar Florida's beaches and by extension its tourism industry, which employs nearly a million … |
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Airport adversaries circle around hub of truth
The News Herald WEST BAY — Phoenix Construction president James Finch says he's been busy halfway around the world working to find the money he says he's owed from the troubled construction of the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport. … |
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Joe Philbin Hired by Miami Dolphins
WGBA-TV By NBC26 News Team GREEN BAY, WI – Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin is trading Wisconsin snow for Florida beaches and palm trees! Philbin has accepted the head coaching job for the Miami Dolphins and the team is expected to hold a press … |
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Officials warn of rip currents off Manatee County beaches
Bradenton Herald These persistent winds are also causing a moderate rip current risk on Florida's Big Bend beaches from Franklin County to Dixie County, and along Southwest Florida beaches from Pinellas County through Collier County,” said Deputy State Meteorologist … Double Red Flags |
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If South Florida's beaches could talk
Los Angeles Times The bounty of the sea is endless, and its workings mysterious. Who knows how a steel rod or a plastic syringe gets carried by the tide to a South Florida beach? But if it washes ashore in Fort Lauderdale, Lynch said, he will pick it up. Florida beaches. |
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Airport, Phoenix bury hatchet
Walton Sun After two years of fighting over millions of dollars in sod, erosion fines, sand and filtration ponds during construction of the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport — and a year of litigation since the airport opened — the board and … Airport Settles Lawsuit with Phoenix Construction |
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Letter: Stop erosion of beaches; use large boulders, jetties
TCPalm I read we spent millions of dollars to replace the sand on Florida's beaches and that this has been done for years. What a waste of our money. Put in the large boulders and jetties, and we will see wider beaches from the boardwalk to the beaches and … |
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