Month: February 2022
Local Nightlife King Ed Kane Just Wants To Have Fun (Right?)
Inside the world of Boston’s King of the night.
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Environmental Changes Teed Up for Florida Budget Talks –
A controversial environmental bill the Senate massaged last week after outcries from Everglades activists, fishing …..of budget talks …..
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8 sunny spring break getaways, no passport required – The Points Guy
Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information.
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Fisherman bitten by shark near Bahamas rescued by Coast Guard
A fisherman who was bitten by a shark near the Bahamas was pulled to safety by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew after his mates tightened a tourniquet around his arm.
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The Berkshires Celebrating National Margarita Day on 2/22/22
Today is National Margarita Day, Today the Berkshires celebrate National Margarita Day, from the blue agave plant, Tequila is the main ingredient in Margaritas,
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The Best Places You Can Play in Florida
These are the best public golf options in Florida, as ranked by our panelists
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In the Florida Keys, a Century-Old Bridge Reopens as a Tropical High Line
A portion of the Seven Mile Bridge, an engineering marvel completed in 1909, has been transformed into a linear park
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14 Miami Margaritas Worthy Of Celebrating National Margarita Day
On the rocks or frozen, salted rim or sugared, no matter how you like your margarita, one thing we can all agree on is that a good one can turn any Tuesday around. And you’re in luck as today happens to be National Margarita Day!
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Access to red snapper in South Carolina waters could improve with new legislation
The bill, introduced by state senator Stephen Goldfinch of Murrells Inlet, is a de facto protest to ongoing restrictions on the fish in federal waters in the South Atlantic Region.
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