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Beatriz Fernandez was the first person to submit a Zip Ode in 2015, about her neighborhood. This year marks the tenth anniversary of WLRN and O, Miami's Zip Odes initiative. "I think the challenges of living here and the diversity of our population and the different cultures coming together are really something that inspires you," she said.
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Florida has a large number of federal government workers. There are concentrations in regions with military bases and space operations. They are predominately represented by Republicans in Congress.
FLORIDA NEWS
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The Swerdlow Group promised to protect workers from heat should Miami-Dade approve its proposed redevelopment of Little River and Little Haiti.
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Ladapo appeared before Miami Dade County’s committee on safety and health Tuesday, alongside University of Florida professor Ashley J. Malin— whose research focuses on the potential negative effects of fluoride— and two dentists to speak against fluoride in local water supplies.
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Florida lawmakers have approved bills that would require cities and counties to allow granny flats, or accessory dwelling units, in single-family residential areas.
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