Could a tax cut make summer more expensive, Florida?
People debating Amendment 3 — the property tax question on November’s ballot — usually talk about schools, roads and public safety.
But some voters may not realize how many families depend on summer camps supported by local property tax dollars each year.
Hanging up: Do you still have a landline? AT&T plans to phase out its traditional copper phone service in Florida by the end of 2029. For the few customers still hanging on, a transition is already underway.
Who’s a space boy? Forget that old-school tag on your dog’s collar. Now a growing network of satellites launched from Florida can help track a runaway pup almost anywhere.
Wall-to-wall: What was once a pass-through corridor is now 600 feet of public art. See the vibrant murals transforming a stretch of downtown Jacksonville into a permanent collection.
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