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Posted inBusiness

New Businesses through 08/02/2009

Begin Business Date: 07/27/2009 End Business Date: 08/02/2009

From the records of DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH

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Posted inCommunity

King Street flooding relief in sight


City Chief Operations Officer John Regan reported to Historic City news and the city commissioners last week that flooding along King Street, from the San Sebastian Bridge to Malaga Street, can be corrected, and will be next year.

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Posted inGovernment

Bed tax advocates prepare for workshop


Cultural advocates will ask “to be a true partner in shaping our county’s future” as the County Commission convenes a public workshop next Tuesday, August 11th.

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