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Humans, dolphins and manatees are not the only ones who have trouble breathing during severe red tide outbreaks. Preliminary data shows that red tides harm coral respiration as well.
Research scientists from the Smithsonian Institution and the University of North Florida dove the reef last week,...
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The Key Largo Wastewater Treatment District is eligible for a $28.5 million loan through the State Revolving Fund program.
When money becomes available, that is.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) last month approved the wastewater district's request for a loan at 2.5...
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After the extensive central sewer project is completed in Marathon, city officials will turn to their next big capital project: a new city hall.
"City hall" so far has been wherever space could be found.
City officials have operated from rented office space in a Marathon commercial building and at...
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Graduate student Brad Bullington works with a piece of Porites Astreoides coral which is commonly known as mustard coral, at the Mote Marine Laboritories on Summerland Key.
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IRS rebates: Economic stimulus or survival pay?
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Three men charged with
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Key West Citizen Citizen staff Police have identified three men accused of robbing a Burger King restaurant in Boynton Beach and shooting at police during a subsequent chase. Christopher Ladarious Hicks, 18, Robert Louis Jackson Jr., 19, and Reginald Demetris Robinson Jr., 20, all of Pompano Beach are charged with... |
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