Other Teams Stealing Dolphins Plan For 2020?
Are other winless teams looking to steal a page out of the Miami Dolphins book?
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Florida Department of Education Seeks Public’s Input
The Florida Department of Education is seeking the public’s input about reforming the “Common Core.”
Dolphins Beginning To Look Better
The Miami Dolphins have a plan in place and the results will speak for themselves.
October Events at Hillsborough County Public Library
During The Month of October, Join the Library for Free Informative and Entertaining Programs for the Entire Family.
A Waterside Publix May Open in South Florida
Hollywood officials are pushing for the development of a waterside Publix supermarket for added convenience to those headed to Hollywood Beach.
Florida Ranks as One of the Least Affordable States to Live
Cost of living is notoriously expensive in Florida, but skilled trades may be the solution to bridging the financial gaps in the Sunshine State.
New Faces Help Florida Pro Teams Excel
The Jaguars and Dolphins saw their young quarterbacks take over this past weekend.
Florida Private Colleges Experiencing a Shrinking Applicant Pool
In a state where public institutions are affordable, and concerns are growing over the amount of student debt that students are accumulating, Florida’s private colleges, try to play the admissions game to their strengths.
Florida Department of Transportation Seeks New Turnpike Contract
After the botched upgrades of 2018 that risk over $50 million in toll transaction losses, the Florida Turnpike seeks a new partner to process its transactions and service its accounts.
Florida Law Enforcement Partially Clears Backlog
Florida law enforcement cleared about 8,000 backlogged (unprocessed) sexual-assault kits as part of an ongoing three-year project.