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Power Design Engages Florida Leaders on Skilled Trades Workforce Development

Power Design Engages Florida Leaders on Skilled Trades Workforce Development

Power Design Engages Florida Leaders on Skilled Trades Workforce Development
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Disney's Animal Kingdom Advances with New Indiana Jones and Encanto Attractions, Replacing DinoLand U.S.A.

Disney's Animal Kingdom Advances with New Indiana Jones and Encanto Attractions, Replacing DinoLand U.S.A.

Disney's Animal Kingdom Advances with New Indiana Jones and Encanto Attractions, Replacing DinoLand U.S.A.
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New York Giants scouted Clemson-LSU, Rutgers-UMass

New York Giants scouted Clemson-LSU, Rutgers-UMass

The New York Giants had scouts spread out over the country this weekend, including at Clemson-LSU.
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Video: Former UFC title challenger plants man on ground during traffic stop

Video: Former UFC title challenger plants man on ground during traffic stop

Dumb idea alert: challenging a former UFC headliner working as a police officer.
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Exploring Unique Weather and Natural Wonders in Southern U.S. Towns

Exploring Unique Weather and Natural Wonders in Southern U.S. Towns

The Southern United States is home to several overlooked towns that offer unique natural and cultural experiences. From Crystal River, Florida, where visitors can swim with manatees in 72°F (22°C) springs during winter, to Fort Payne, Alabama, known for its hosiery mills and scenic Little River Canyon National Preserve, these towns showcase diverse attractions. Helen, Georgia, transformed into a Bavarian alpine village, while Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, celebrates its title as the Crawfish Capital of the World with an annual festival. Staunton, Virginia, boasts the only re-creation of Shakespeare's indoor theater, and Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, features a state-run spa with mineral springs. These towns provide a mix of historical, cultural, and natural wonders, making them worth exploring for travelers seeking unique experiences.
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Lee County Deputies Investigate Sudden Death of 4-Year-Old Boy in Lehigh Acres

Lee County Deputies Investigate Sudden Death of 4-Year-Old Boy in Lehigh Acres

Lee County deputies are investigating the sudden death of 4-year-old Marquis in Lehigh Acres, Florida. Marquis passed away on August 27 after going down for a nap and not waking up, according to his grandmother, Vanessa Hickson. His family called 911 when he stopped breathing, and he was pronounced dead 45 minutes later at the hospital. Marquis's aunt, Danielle Crawford, described him as a lively and energetic child with no known medical conditions other than nonverbal autism. Dr. Susan Hook of Samaritan Health noted that it is unusual for a child without a congenital heart defect to experience cardiac arrest first, as children typically have respiratory arrest. The exact cause of death remains unknown, pending a postmortem or autopsy. The family is currently preparing for his funeral and a candlelight vigil scheduled for September 6 at Veterans Park in Lehigh Acres.
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What Emmy-Nominated Costumes Tell Us About Where Television Fashion Is Headed Next

What Emmy-Nominated Costumes Tell Us About Where Television Fashion Is Headed Next

From opulent period dramas to gritty sci-fi, the 2026 Emmy nominations for costume design reveal the key fashion trends that will soon shape our wardrobes.
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Jacksonville Shooting Near Sports Bar Hospitalizes Two, Raises Business and Safety Concerns

Jacksonville Shooting Near Sports Bar Hospitalizes Two, Raises Business and Safety Concerns

An early morning shooting on Saturday near the First and Goal Sports Bar Jax on Cesery Boulevard in Jacksonville, Florida, resulted in two individuals being hospitalized with gunshot wounds. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) responded to reports at approximately 1:04 AM. Detectives and police cruisers were present at the scene for much of Saturday morning, collecting evidence. The incident has caused significant concern among local business owners and employees in the commercial strip. Eric Simmons, owner of the nearby Allstar Barber Lounge, expressed shock, noting that the sports bar typically had a good business without prior violence. Tigar Compton, an employee at a neighboring business, described the event as disheartening and fear-inducing for the community. No suspect descriptions or arrests have been made public, and JSO is urging anyone with information to contact them or Crime Stoppers.
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Florida Rancher Keith Ludwig Secures Conservation Easement on 660 Acres to Protect Wildlife Corridor

Florida Rancher Keith Ludwig Secures Conservation Easement on 660 Acres to Protect Wildlife Corridor

Florida rancher Keith Ludwig has placed a permanent conservation easement on his 660-acre property along Brushy Creek in Hardee County. This legal restriction prevents future development on the land, ensuring it remains a working cattle ranch while also preserving critical habitat for wildlife such as the Florida panther and eastern indigo snake. Ludwig, a first-generation rancher, acquired the land after years of saving and subsequently opted for this conservation measure. The easement was facilitated through the Rural and Family Lands Protection Program, administered by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). This program allows landowners to retain ownership and continue agricultural operations while selling development rights to the state. The FDACS valued the Ludwig easement at $3,850,000. The Florida Conservation Group highlighted the property's role in closing a gap in the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a statewide network aimed at maintaining continuous habitat.
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Viera Residents Petition Against Alligator Removal Amidst Unconfirmed Deaths

Viera Residents Petition Against Alligator Removal Amidst Unconfirmed Deaths

Residents in Viera, Florida, are embroiled in a dispute with their homeowners association (HOA) over the removal of two alligators from a retention pond. Following a nuisance complaint, a contracted alligator trapper began operations, leading one resident, Donald, to believe both alligators are now dead after hearing gunshots. Over 80 residents signed a petition opposing the removal, arguing the alligators were peaceful and non-aggressive. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) defines a nuisance alligator as one at least four feet long that is believed to pose a threat to people, pets, or property. While the alligators in question were reportedly larger than four feet, residents dispute whether they truly posed a threat, citing instances where the animals retreated from humans and pets. News 6 has not independently confirmed the alligators' deaths, and both the FWC and the HOA have yet to respond to inquiries regarding the incident and the HOA's decision-making process.
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30A Songwriters Festival Announces Initial 2027 Lineup Featuring Gillian Welch, Dawes, and Booker T. Jones

30A Songwriters Festival Announces Initial 2027 Lineup Featuring Gillian Welch, Dawes, and Booker T. Jones

30A Songwriters Festival Announces Initial 2027 Lineup Featuring Gillian Welch, Dawes, and Booker T. Jones
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Aunt Catfish's on the River, Port Orange Landmark, Sold After 47 Years

Aunt Catfish's on the River, Port Orange Landmark, Sold After 47 Years

Aunt Catfish's on the River, Port Orange Landmark, Sold After 47 Years