Early Voting for the August 23rd Primary Election begins this Saturday, August 13th. Voters who were registered to vote by July 25, 2022, are eligible to vote early. The following are helpful reminders on how to be prepared for Early Voting:
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In the month of August, a new school year gets underway for thousands of students in South Florida. While the summer offers more time to take care of your oral health, the mad rush of the start of the school year can make anyone lose track of their kid’s oral care routine. “At Sabal Palm Dental, we want to make sure everyone maintains a healthy and bright smile throughout the school year,” said Dr. Kyle Phanord. “A dental visit before school starts is key to fighting diseases such as cavities; prevention and early detection helps to avoid pain and school absences,” added Dr. Kevin Phanord.
A group of 27 Palm Beach State College students, including some who aspire to be engineers, physicians, and human services professionals, honed their leadership skills in an inaugural program launched at the Boca Raton campus with a $42,000 gift from the Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Family Foundation.
Florida A&M University Board of Trustees on Thursday approved a proposal for the administration to begin negotiations to acquire property near campus to increase student housing options.
Florida A&M University (FAMU) is one of five educational institutions joining the National Science Foundation (NSF) in a partnership to create the Engineering Research Center for Advancing Sustainable and Distributed Fertilizer Production (CASFER).
While past recreational-marijuana initiatives in the state have failed, supporters of the new proposal say they’re confident it will satisfy Florida Supreme Court requirements to make it onto the ballot and will gain support from voters.
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And we thought that the Broward County School Board was in a mess. Ol Peter Traceit is finding out that gentrification comes in many ways, shapes, forms, colors, and fashions. People will do anything to land grab and take Black businesses. The streets are saying that Betty’s Restaurant, the old Bass Brothers Market and the old 6 street corner drug store and Mr. Rooster AKA BGs, are engaged in some strange things happening that may be the down fall of some family owned businesses. The sands alone the corridor are changing faster that we know it, and you will never believe who’s behind it; stay tuned for more sand to fall through the hourglass.
The Senate worked through the night, taking a series of back-to-back amendment votes that are among the last steps toward final passage of Democrats’ sweeping health-care and climate-change legislation on track to be approved. A vote on final passage of the bill will take place when amendment votes are completed. The Inflation Reduction Act would be the largest climate investment in US history, and it would make significant changes to health policy by granting Medicare the ability to negotiate the prices of certain prescription drugs for the first time, as well as extending expiring health care subsidies for three years. To pay for it, the legislation would levy new taxes. Senate Democrats are using a special procedure to pass the bill without the support of Republicans. After passing the Senate, the legislation would need to be approved by the House of Representatives before President Joe Biden could sign it into law.