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Key West proves it: Florida voters care about the environment, but Florida Republicans overrule them
By Ken Storey
Tags: The Gist, Florida, lawmakers, legislature, home rule, preemption, sick leave, amendment 4, sunscreen, cruise ships, styrofoam
Florida lawmakers take aim at sunscreen ban designed to save coral reefs
By Ana Ceballos, NSF
Tags: Bloggytown, Florida legislature, sunscreen, chemicals, coral bleaching, sea life, conservation, preemption
State Sen. Linda Stewart wants Floridians to know she does not oppose sunscreen
By Dave Plotkin
Tags: Bloggytown, Florida, Sen. Linda Stewart, sunscreen, coral reefs
Your sunscreen is killing coral reefs, says recent study
By Colin Wolf
Tags: Bloggytown, Coral reefs, sunscreen, UCF
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Orlando restaurants burned rubber at the 2024 Michelin Guide ceremony
By Faiyaz Kara
The Hammered Lamb faces business hit after Orlando Sentinel shares incorrect health inspection data
By Chloe Greenberg
Open House and Oh Hey Cafe open on Lee Road, Bar Kada opens next to Soseki in Winter Park, and Kōri opens soon in Mills 50
Iconic Motown diva Diana Ross has come a long way from the Brewster-Douglass Housing Projects in Detroit, and now she's putting her…
Atmospheric indie-rockers Beach Fossils enthralled a loyal crowd at the House of Blues in Orlando. [content-1]
By Grayson Keglovic
The castle-like remains of an eccentric scholar's unfinished artist sanctuary is now on the market in Florida. Located in Monticello, near Tallahassee,…
It was a gorgeous day of "music, art and freedom" when the Florida Groves Festival returned to the Orlando Amphitheater at the…
By Matt Keller Lehman
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