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Buyer's Tips In Acquiring The Perfect Real Estate Property In Miami, Florida Miami, Florida -- Property investors are showing a lot of interests in both commercial and residential real estate units in the city.
Florida Medicaid Beneficiaries Sue State To Receive Home-Based Care Nearly 8,500 Florida Medicaid beneficiaries living in nursing homes have filed a federal class-action lawsuit claiming they are being forced to obtain care in nursing homes rather than in the community, the AP/Miami Herald reports.
Ship fire closes Miami River The Coast Guard has placed restrictions on vessel traffic due to a vessel fire on the upper Miami River in South Florida Tuesday. The river is closed to maritime traffic between the 17th Ave. Bridge and the 27th Ave. Bridge where the motor vessel Mystic is reportedly on fire.
Florida couple turns food talk into board game MIAMI -- Eric and Monica Ash moved to northwest Broward, Fla., from Alexandria, Va., in May with a newborn, a toddler and no regular paychecks to cover the mortgage or employers to subsidize the health insurance. Eric says they're living a dream.
Auto industry to get $25 billion in federal loans WASHINGTON -- In the next few years, consumers could see the fruits of $25 billion in government loans for the auto industry through a broader lineup of gas-electric hybrid vehicles, new plug-in electric cars and an expansion of fuel-efficient engines.
Florida high-tech exports grow by nearly $1 billion Florida���s technology exports grew by almost $1 billion last year, according to the Trade in the Cyberstates 2008 report, released Tuesday by AeA, a national technology trade association.
Several Florida Metro Areas Continue Upswing in Existing Home, Condo Sales in August 2008, According to Florida ... For the second month in a row, several of Florida's metropolitan statistical areas reported increased sales of both existing single-family homes and existing condos in August 2008, according to the latest housing statistics released by the Florida Association of Realtors�� .
Teen chosen for prosthetic TV show A Florida teenager who lost his left arm in a battle with an alligator has been picked to receive a high-tech artificial limb on the TV show The Doctors.Kasey Edwards, 19, of Okeechobee County lost his arm when he was attacked by an 11 1/2-foot alligator during a swim in the Nubbin Slough canal in June, WKMG-TV in Orlando reported Wednesday. The arm was later found in the alligator's stomach, ...
Florida high-tech exports grow by nearly $1 billion Florida���s technology exports grew by almost $1 billion last year, according to the Trade in the Cyberstates 2008 report, released Sept. 23 by AeA, a national technology trade association.
Chevy Chase Bank scores victory in predatory mortgage lending case A Maryland bank scored a major victory in a mortgage lending case Wednesday when a federal appellate court rejected class-action status for a Cedarburg couple���s suit against Chevy Chase Bank.
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