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06/03/2026 · Seminole County
Lee County's New Elections Supervisor Outlines 2026 Primary Deadlines
Lee County residents must register to vote by July 20 for the 2026 primary. Vote-by-mail ballot requests are due August 6.
Pinellas County Gains Flexibility in Federal Beach Nourishment Funding
Pinellas County secured new federal funding options for beach nourishment after signing an amended agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, removing restrictions on easement requirements.
05/31/2026
Martin County Urges Residents to Prepare for Hurricane Season
Martin County officials want residents to prepare for hurricane season now. Visit the county website to create a plan and sign up for weather alerts.
05/28/2026
Share your Heart with One Heart
One Heart for Women and Children continues to serve Orlando by distributing hundreds of food bags weekly, running a Thrift Shop, and connecting people with services and housing.
06/01/2026
Property Tax Reform Stalls in Legislature; Tequesta Faces Potential Budget Challenges
Property tax reform proposals stall in the Florida Legislature, raising concerns for municipalities dependent on property tax revenue.
06/03/2026
FIU Athletes Luik, Wrigstad Earn CUSA Track & Field Honors
FIU's Isabell-Mary Luik and Beata Wrigstad earned Conference USA outdoor track & field athlete of the week honors after their performances at the East Coast Relays.
06/01/2026
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