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LAKELAND – Miami photographer Robin Hill’s classic photographs (above Copyright Robin Hill) of Florida Southern College are on view in New York this May. They are in view at The Guggenheim, also

WEST PALM BEACH – Florida Crystals Corporation supports the $96 million from the Federal Government announced this week that will be used for immediate construction of Everglades restoration projects. “We are encouraged

ORLANDO – In the last four years, the airport security fast lane Clear has “cleared” one million travelers. Orlando International Airport was the site of the first Clear operation, launched in July

MIAMI – Sony Electronics is opening a new Sony Style store in the Aventura Mall. From the Reader digital ebook to the stylish new Webbie camcorder which comes in colors like eggplant

TALLAHASSEE — Six of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s state parks remain closed today due to recent flooding. Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in White Springs has completely re-opened.

PALM BEACH – The venerable hotel The Breakers is offering hefty savings for summer guests, and promising that its long private ownership will keep the hotel’s service levels in top form even

A roundup of specials in the South Florida area for upcoming Mother’s Day: CANYON RANCH: Give Mom a glimpse of the wellness philosophy that the Canyon Ranch lifestyle is rooted in with

KEY WEST – The highly anticipated sinking of the world’s second-largest ex-military ship to be deployed as an artificial diving and fishing reef is almost here. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation

KEY LARGO – Biologists with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, with the help of the Miami Seaquarium and the Dolphin Research Center, rescued a manatee

TAMPA – Get a Schmed or a Klippen or a Billy. IKEA, the world’s leading home furnishings retailer, opens on May 6. And those are the some of the first names that