Year: 2022
FORECAST: Meet Jon Williams, Winter Garden’s interim city manager
In his new role, Winter Garden Interim City Manager Jon Williams will draw from a long history of public service.
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How the Earth’s Tilt Creates Short, Cold January Days
The Sun rises in Midland, Michigan, shortly after 8a.m. on Jan. 13, 2017. Christian Collins/Flickr, CC BY-SA Deanna Hence, University of Illinois at
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Full Guide To Spring Break In Miami (& What To Do)
Spring break in Miami is a rite of passage for some, and this guide will point first-timers in the right direction.
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Florida boy sets 2 world records after catching a 58-pound fish, without any help
Jack crevalles are big and aggressive, but this Hidden Oaks Middle School seventh-grader wins a tough fight to set two IGFA world records.
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MnDOT Unveils Highway Construction Projects for 2022
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has come out with the list of highway construction projects for 2022.
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FISH ‘gears up’ for commercial fishing festival – Anna Maria Islander
Cortez’s biggest bash is poised for a comeback. On Jan. 3, the Florida Institute for Saltwater Heritage held its fourth […]
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Do the total mercury concentrations detected in fish from Czech ponds represent a risk for consumers?
Scientific Reports – Do the total mercury concentrations detected in…
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A Naturalist Stumbled on an Ichthyosaur Skeleton, the Largest in U.K. History
The fossilized remains of the marine reptile, often referred to as a “sea dragon” and believed to be 180 million years old, were discovered at a nature reserve.
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RV There Yet?: Lutz couple hits the road for new Discovery Channel series
A Lutz couple with a local production company are heading to see all America has to offer in their new Discovery Channel series titled “RV There Yet?”
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How the Earth’s tilt creates short, cold January days
Above the equator, winter officially begins in December. But in many areas, January is when it really takes hold.
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