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Water safety education for all Florida public schools
The state of Florida is known for being a peninsula with an 8,435.7 mile coastline, 7,800 lakes... more
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It’s time to go, Joe
The most kneejerk Democrats and Republicans will vote for whoever their party nominates, but millions... more
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To be used as a SLUG only, not in print. [Photo by Alyssa Lopresti via AMAC]
Older husband and working wife seek guidance – Ask Rusty
AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security benefits. more
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Letter to the Editor: NALC “Enough is Enough” rally is Sunday, April 28, in Pt. St. Lucie
Letter carriers in the Palm Beach County and Martin County areas increasingly are targets of... more
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Mounting debt accumulation can’t go on forever. It won’t.
Joe Biden loves to give away money, especially if it’s not his own. He has spent trillions of dollars... more
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Reflections from the Pulpit: You are never to old to learn
In April I traveled back to my Seminary for a retreat with lifelong friends. more
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Calling abuse what it really is – a crime
Abuse of any kind, be it physical, mental, emotional, or sexual, must be viewed first and foremost through the lens of what it is: a crime. more
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Christians should tell people about Jesus Christ
I was praying this morning and had a lot of things going through my mind. One being that... more
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Can I claim Social Security and still work?
AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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Reflections from the Pulpit: Who are you spending time with?
I remember as a young boy growing up in south Florida that my parents always warned... more
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Four ideas to help reduce blue-light exposure
People now spend an average of 13 hours per day using digital devices. more
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Letter to the Editor: Climate panic movement not catching on
The Great Climate Change Revolution is headed for failure. You can tell that because it is already in big trouble... more
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The right (and safe) way to dispose of computers, electronics
On Earth Day – April 22 – many Southwest Floridians will do their part to protect.... more
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A Look at Okeechobee Community Theatre and Harvey
Although I have lived in Okeechobee for nearly 15 years, nothing has made Okeechobee feel like my home quite like Okeechobee Community Theatre. more
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Decline & fall of the American empire?
One of the most widely read books of all time is “The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.” more
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Although adult manatees are large, spotting them in the water can be challenging. [Photo courtesy FWC]
Lawsuit launched over federal failure to protect manatees
On March 21, environmental advocates notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of their intent to sue... more
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Asbestos exposure may impact Florida veterans’ health even today
Over the 20th century, the U.S. military overly used asbestos,... more
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One Blood thanks you for your support
One Blood, the parent company that SAVE LIVES all over Florida, has specifically asked me... more
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USACE and Florida face challenges from Lake Okeechobee releases
As USACE works through the effects of a strong El Niño climate pattern throughout the south Florida area. … more
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Letter to the Editor: Response to 'Bulk mail voting is an open invitation to fraud'
In his diatribe against mail-in voting, Mr. Thomas Patterson wrote, “Why are Democrats... more
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