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Buying a home in Florida just got more complicated thanks to new rules
The business of buying and selling a home in Florida could be turned on its head as new rules for how real estate agents get paid go into effect Saturday. The changes were prompted by a series of antitrust lawsuits filed against the National Association of Realtors that claim it enforced practices that made it more expensive to sell a home. The industry group is also facing a $418 million settlement.
Spruced up St. Agnes Academy prepping for a full-capacity student population
Luisa Serratore was relaxing at home last winter, working as an educational consultant during the start of her "retirement" after having served 23 years as the assistant principal at Immaculata-La Salle High School in Coconut Grove. "It was fun working from home on Zoom calls," she said. But then came...
City of Homestead Seeks Contractors for Vital Fleet Department Garage Door Upgrade, Bids Due by August 20
The City of Homestead is seeking for a qualified contractor to take on the task of installing a new roll-up garage door at its Fleet Department; submissions for this project are due soon, with the clock ticking down to an August 20 deadline. This might seem like a mundane civic infrastructure update, but for the Fleet Department, which is critical in keeping city vehicles and equipment running smoothly, it's an important upgrade. Ensuring the efficient operation of city services, the new garage door is set to be a pivotal improvement for the facility located at 350B SE 6th Ave.
Chroma Art Film Festival Expands With Innovative Films and Fundraising Efforts
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2024 Countdown to IUFB Kickoff: 16 Days (Alberto Mendoza)
Welcome back to the 2024 Hoosier Huddle Countdown! From now until Indiana’s opening day against the FIU Golden Panthers, the Hoosier Huddle staff will feature every player on the Hoosiers football roster for 2024. Today, the featured player as we are 16 days out is #16, Alberto Mendoza. Height:...
DeSantis pushes state university system to look into former UF president Ben Sasse’s expenses
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is pushing his state’s university system to look into former University of Florida (UF) President Ben Sasse’s expenses in the wake of reporting from a student newspaper on the subject. “We take the stewardship of state funds very seriously and have already been in discussions with leadership at the university…
The Big Stories: Vance agrees to debate with Walz, and DeSantis speaks in Tampa about abortion
The two candidates for vice president are set to debate each other, and Gov. Ron DeSantis discusses the state's upcoming abortion amendment vote in a speech in Tampa. Vance accepts invitation to debate Walz in October. Ohio Sen. JD Vance, former President Donald Trump's running mate, has accepted an invitation...
Meet the Central Florida umpires working the Little League World Series
WILLIAMSPORT, Penn. – It’s the summer vacation of a lifetime for Little League World Series umpires David Noegel and Eddie Smith. Noegel, who lives in east Orlando, started umpiring in 2006. The West Point graduate and Gulf War veteran’s home base is Union Park Little League, but he works all over Central Florida.
Billions of personal records stolen in Florida data breach. Were you a victim?
ORLANDO, Fla. – “I found out that I have been a victim of the National Public Data Breach.”. That is not the kind of quote we usually expert to hear from a cybersecurity expert, but that is exactly what Chief Product Officer Rob Allen at ThreatLocker, a cybersecurity firm based in Orlando, told News 6 on Thursday.
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