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Flagler Beach Museum Taking Over Pier for “Jazz, Cheese & Cheer!” Fundraiser Saturday

May 27, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

The Flagler Beach Museum’s “Jazz, Cheese & Cheer!” fundraiser Saturday from 3 to 7 p.m. will feature Linda Cole & Co, enjoy small samples of wine, craft beer, cheese, sweets and food from numerous local eateries while gazing at the best ocean view in town.

Hiding Behind Barricades of Indifference as Income Disparities Corrode the Social Contract

May 25, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 53 Comments

Income inequalities are distorting the fiber of American society, but the issue has been treated more of a spectator sport than as a problem to be tackled. (Bert Kaufmann)

The very rich, who are already less and less in touch with the lives of ordinary Americans, will further barricade themselves to avoid having to witness the decline of a country that is no longer about ensuring a decent standard of living for the greatest number of people.

Florida TaxWatch Urges Gov. Scott to Veto $120 Million in Budget “Turkeys”; Flagler Is Spared

May 23, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

A dog park in Jacksonville, a fountain in Palm Beach and money to help people get to the planned 1,000-foot-tall SkyRise Miami were among $121 million in budget projects that Florida TaxWatch says Gov. Rick Scott needs to strike with his line-item veto.

Double-Killing in Ormond Beach:
Not Murder-Suicide, But Mercy and Heroism

May 23, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 29 Comments

Umberto Boccioni's 'State of Mind: Those Who Stay,' study (1911).

Shortly after midnight today John Poucher, 89, shot his wife Barbara, 86, who was suffering from Alzheimer’s, then shot himself. The killings will be logged inaccurately as a murder-suicide. The crime is that we live in a society still too barbaric to give assisted suicide and mercy killing its due.

Florida Prisons Want To Slash Kosher Offerings; Justice Department Says It Would Be Illegal

May 22, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 21 Comments

In a brief filed Monday, lawyers for the Department of Corrections argued that the law allows Florida to scrap the kosher meals because of the financial burden placed on the “cash-strapped agency.” The state has spent more than $200,000 on the lawsuit so far.

On the Road to Marriage Equality, Florida Slams Against the Worst of Homophobia

May 22, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 16 Comments

Florida is nearing what could be a major step forward on marriage equality. But with awmakers like Charles Van Zant, we have some ugly reminders that the ignorance, prejudice and downright stupidity that plagued us in a dark past, are still alive and unwell today, writes Daniel Tilson.

South Florida Appeals Court Rules Cremation Ashes Are Not “Property,” and May Not Be Divided

May 22, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

In what could be a first-of-its-kind case in Florida, a state appeals court Wednesday weighed into a burial dispute and said the cremated remains of a man are not “property” under law, and may not be split between his divorced father and mother, so each could have some remains to bury.

Florida State University’s Presidential Search Short-Listed to One: Sen. John Thrasher

May 21, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 9 Comments

Thrasher, 70, whose senate district includes all of Flagler County, has long been an influential figure in state politics and serves as chairman of Gov. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign. He served as House speaker from 1998 to 2000 and currently is chairman of the Senate Rules Committee.

Democrats Push to Restart CDC Funding for Gun Violence Research; NRA Calls It “Unethical”

May 21, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

Since 1996, when a small CDC-funded study on the risks of owning a firearm ignited opposition from Republicans, the CDC’s budget for research on firearms injuries has shrunk to zero. Two Congressional Democrats are unveiling legislation Wednesday that would restart such research, for $10 million.

Florida’s Deepest Pockets: The Best Legislature Money Can Buy

May 20, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

From blocking debate on equal pay for equal work for women, to a head-in-the-sand approach to protecting our environment, the list of issues ignored by this legislature is as long as it is indefensible, argues Mark Ferrulo.

Florida’s Record $77.1 Billion Budget, With a Few Perks for Flagler, Lands on Scott’s Desk

May 20, 2014 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

Gov. Rick Scott and his staff have 15 days to scrutinize every line in the 431-page budget document, weighing legislators’ earmarks against the need to score political points in allowing individual items to remain or be vetoed.

Zawadi, 19-Year-Old Giraffe and Mother of 8 at Jacksonville Zoo, Dies After Collapsing Before Visitors

May 20, 2014 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

Zawadi the giraffe had been at the Jacksonville zoo since 1996. Zoo officials tried to save her but she could not support her own neck and head. She wasn’t able to stand, sit up, or right herself. On Saturday, the zoo also lost Darasa, the mom of its newest Zebra foal.

Charlie Crist on Ending the Cuba Embargo: Not Flip-Flopping, But Facing Reality

May 19, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

Crist wants to lift the 53-year-old U.S. trade embargo on Cuba. He hasn’t flipped soft on the Cuban government, which he calls “oppressive,” “totalitarian,” and “wrong.” He just says that the embargo hasn’t worked and that it’s insanity to keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result, argues Stephen L. Goldstein.

Dispute Over State’s Shifting Juvenile Detention Costs to Counties Simmers Again

May 19, 2014 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The dispute goes back to 2004 and centers on DJJ’s handling of a law that requires counties help pay for “predisposition,” or the costs of detaining underage offenders before they are sentenced. It affects 38 counties. The 29 poorest counties in the state are considered “fiscally constrained” and aren’t part of the cost-sharing formula.

SunRail Begins Paid Commuter Service Between Volusia and Orange Counties

May 19, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

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After providing free service to 135,000 riders for two weeks, SunRail, the commuter rail line in Central Florida, on Monday began paid service between DeBary and Sand Lake Road in Orlando. The free service days drew 11,237 riders a day, on average.

National Data Blank: Why Don’t We Know How Many People Are Shot Each Year in America?

May 17, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

While the number of gun murders has decreased in recent years, there’s debate over whether this reflects a drop in the total number of shootings, or an improvement in how many lives emergency room doctors can save. We don’t even know if the number of people shot annually has gone up or down over the last 10 years.

Satanic Temple, Come On Down: Florida Eases Holiday Display Bids at State Capitol

May 14, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

Rather than institute a new policy that would limit displays as some expected, the state Department of Management Services is trying to make the application process easier for groups seeking to put up temporary displays in the Capitol complex. The Satanic Temple will give Florida another chance after being blocked from putting up a holiday display last year.

USTA Will Combine Its New York and Boca Raton Operations in Orlando

May 14, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

The United States Tennis Association, in line for state and local incentives, plans to build a state-of-the-art facility at Lake Nona in Orlando that will consolidate divisions from New York and Boca Raton. Gov. Rick Scott and the non-profit USTA announced the $60 million, 63-acre, 106-court project today (May 14).

Scott Signs Tax Cut Package Rolling Back Car Registration Fees and Offering 2 Tax Holidays

May 12, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 17 Comments

The hurricane sales-tax holiday runs from May 31 through June 8, the back-to-school holiday will run from Aug. 1 through Aug. 3, and vehicle registration fees have been scaled back to pre-2009 levels, among other measures Gov. Rick Scott signed into law.

AAA To Scott: Veto 75 MPH Speed Limit

May 11, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 34 Comments

AAA asked Scott more than a week ago for a sit-down to talk about the narrowly-approved measure that could see maximum speed limits hiked by 5 mph. The governor hasn’t made a decision on the bill. His aides are willing to discuss it.

Early Learning and KidCare Shortchanged as Children Take Back Seat in $77.1 Billion Budget

May 9, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Children’s issues were in the spotlight during the 2014 legislative session, frequently contentious and ultimately a very mixed bag. Given the size of the $77.1 billion budget — the largest in state history — many advocates said lawmakers could and should have done more for kids.

Gov. Scott Sticking By Lethal Injection Formula Despite Gruesome Execution in Oklahoma

May 8, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

A new report issued by the Constitution Project on Wednesday recommends that states like Florida scrap the three-drug lethal injection cocktail that resulted in a botched execution in Oklahoma last week and switch to a single drug instead. But Gov. Rick Scott’s administration says it’s making no changes.

Voucher Scams: Floridians Should Be Fighting the Privatization of Public Schools

May 6, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 30 Comments

We’re decades into a war waged by shadowy business interests and religious groups, working through “cooperative” legislators and governors to gradually undermine most of the state’s public schools and ultimately privatize them, argues Daniel Tilson.

Dog Parks, Bungee Jumping, Bike Paths and Free OJ: Perks in State’s $77.1 Billion Budget

May 6, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

But while much of the money in Florida’s 2014-15 budget went to must-have programs such as education, health care and prisons, smaller items are littered through the more-than-400-page document. Here are some examples.

Support for Medical Marijuana Surges to 88% in Florida, Stoking Prospects for Amendment 2

May 5, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

An image from the Facebook page of People United For Medical Marijuana, the group advocating for medical pot legalization in Florida.

The prospects for Amendment 2 don’t stop with pot. The Amendment is expected to draw out voters who support it. The turnout may influence the outcome of the governor’s race pitting incumbent Rick Scott against former Gov. Charlie Crist, whose boss, John Morgan, is leading the battle to legalize medical marijuana.

Red-Light Cameras, Guns, Pot, Tax Cuts: Rating the 2014 Legislative Session

May 5, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

From the left Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, and Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Destin, hold their hands high in victory as the 2014 Legislature officially ended "sine die" May 2, 2014. Sen. John Thrasher looks on. (Meredith Geddings)

Florida lawmakers ended the 2014 legislative session after passing a budget and a flurry of other bills dealing with issues such as child welfare and school vouchers. But hundreds of bills died as lawmakers headed home to gear up for re-election campaigns. Here are 10 issues that passed during the session and 10 issues that failed.

How Donald Sterling’s Apologists Give Private Bigotries a Pass

May 4, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 19 Comments

If racism and intolerance are learned, it is the Donald Trumps of the world who are the teachers. Our country can only move beyond its present ugly divisions when people who have attained power and influence actively work to promote tolerance. Doing nothing is no longer acceptable.

Legislature Approves Medical Marijuana Bill Narrowly Targeting Epilepsy and Other Seizures

May 2, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

The proposal would make Florida one of a handful of states that allow “Charlotte’s Web,” a low-THC strain of marijuana that proponents say doesn’t get users high but can end or dramatically decrease potentially fatal seizures in children who suffers from a rare form of epilepsy that can cause hundreds of seizures a week. The allowance would extend to some forms of cancer and Lou Gehrig’s disease.

An Everlasting Horror Reenacted and Remembered as CRT Ends Season With 2 Holocaust Shows

May 2, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

holocaust plays city repertory theatre

Adam Fisher’s “An Everlasting Name” and Charlotte Raspanti “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” give voice to children and survivors of the Holocaust in a pair of productions ending City Repertory Theatre’s third season at City Market Place, starting this weekend.

Unemployment Falls Sharply to 6.3% as Economy Adds Nearly 300,000 Jobs, But Labor Pool Shrinks

May 2, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

People are reentering the workforce, they’re applying for work, they’re finding jobs, with an economy in April adding more net jobs for the 50th consecutive month–ironically, one of the longest peace-time recoveries on record, following the Great Recession of 2007-08. But a huge number of people are also leaving the workforce. That has resulted in an unemployment report for April that looks very bright at first, but that dims somewhat when analyzed more closely.

75 MPH Speed Limit on Some Highways Nears Reality as Bill Goes to Gov. Scott

May 1, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 12 Comments

After a sometimes-emotional debate, a divided Florida House on Wednesday gave final approval to a proposal that could lead to 75 mph speed limits on some highways. The House voted 58-56 to pass the bill (SB 392), which was backed by the Senate last week.

Despite Scott’s Policy and PR Assault, Crist Maintains 10-Point Lead in Latest Poll

April 30, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

Gov. Rick Scott, left, is still not managing to dent Charlie Crist's popularity.

Despite two months of high-profile policy initiatives designed to boost Gov. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign and sagging numbers against former Gov. Charlie Crist, the latest Quinnipiac University Poll shows Crist maintaining a healthy 10-point lead over the incumbent, a two-point improvement since late January, before the legislative session and Scott’s PR onslaught got under way. Crist’s lead is especially pronounced among Independents.

As Florida House Opens Schools to Guns, Lawmaker Declares Gun-Free Zones “The Most Dangerous Places in America”

April 28, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 34 Comments

Neil Combee, the Polk County Republican, is among the Legislature's most forceful pro-gun voices. (Mark Foley)

In a debate that showed sharp divisions about how best to protect children and teachers, the Florida House on Monday approved a bill, 71-44, that could lead to some public-school employees or volunteers carrying guns on campus.

“Growing Up Fisher” Is Perpetuating Stereotypes About Blind People

April 28, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

The cast of Growing Up Fisher, led by J. K. Simmons and Jenna Elfman. stereotype blindness

“It’s hard for me not to cringe,” writes Kathi Wolfe, a legally blind writer, when the main character on Growing Up Fisher “does things that most blind people in real life would rarely, if ever, do. He hits cars in crosswalks with his white cane, checks his guide dog into a restaurant cloakroom, chops down trees with a chainsaw, and takes his clients’ cars for rides.”

Late-Night Session Nears Agreement on $75 Billion Budget, Including Increase in Student Funding

April 27, 2014 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

After two days of what appeared to be faltering negotiations the deals were a sign that lawmakers could finish the budget and have it on lawmakers’ desks by Tuesday. The legislative session is scheduled to end Friday, and lawmakers are required to wait 72 hours before voting on the completed budget.

250-Mile, Coast-to-Coast Bike Trail
Across Central Florida Nears Reality

April 24, 2014 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The trail system could eventually link into Palm Coast's and Flagler's already well developed bike paths. (c FlaglerLive)

Sen. Andy Gardiner, R-Orlando, thanked House members for supporting his Coast-to-Coast bike-trail connector, which was vetoed last year by Gov. Rick Scott when lawmakers backed the project as a $50 million item.

Progress Florida Launches Executive Accountability Project as Culture of Secrecy Pervades Scott Administration

April 23, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

The culture of self-serving deal-making that grips many of our state capitals has operated essentially in secret, relying on tactics to avoid Government in the Sunshine laws and a lack of public attention. The Executive Accountability Project will focus on providing the public a never-before-seen look at the inner workings of how their elected officials are conducting “the people’s” business behind closed doors.

In Clearest Pro-Immigrant Shift Yet, Gov. Scott Demands a Senate Vote on In-State Tuition for Undocumented

April 23, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

The governor, who originally came to office threatening to crack down on undocumented immigrants, said Tuesday that his opinion on the issue was shaped by stories he’s heard from students who grew up in Florida and would benefit from being able to pay the cheaper, in-state tuition rates.

Latest Beer-Sale Proposal Protects Big Distributors as Craft Brewers Are Limited to 2,000 Off-Site Kegs

April 22, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

Jacksonville's Intuition Ale Works Inc. is a among the emerging craft breweries whose success would be forcibly limited by quotas imposed through a legislative proposal that favors big beer distributors. (Facebook)

A Senate proposal that would allow small craft brewers to directly sell beer in bottles and cans, as long as they limit to 2,000 kegs how much beer is made for off-site sales, continues to leave a bad taste for the growing industry.

On Again: Carver Center Auction Opens Bids for Safaris, Bowling, Pizza in a Commissioner’s Home (BYOB) and More

April 22, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

It worked four years ago, and it's worked every year since. The bidding is open for the Carver Center auction. (c FlaglerLive)

The popular Carver Center Online Auction is back for the fourth year, with some 67 items to bid on through the rest of the month as Bunnell’s Carver Center foundation hopes to yet again raise at least $5,000. It has done so quite successfully in previous years.

0-For-5: In latest Blow to Scott, U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Appeal on Drug-Testing State Workers

April 21, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 11 Comments

Gov. Rick Scott's petition to--or audition before--the U.S. Supreme Court went as well as four previous such petitions before four previous courts as the Florida governor lost yet again in a recurring attempt to force the drug-testing of state workers.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision not to take up the case means that the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling stands: Drug tests can’t be justified constitutionally for many of the 85,000 workers who would have been subject to Scott’s policy. The two sides continue to carry out a painstaking process of looking at different categories of workers to determine whether some could be subject to drug testing — a process stemming from the appeals court ruling.

Florida State University’s Rape Problem: Football First, Morals Later

April 19, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 15 Comments

The Jameis Winston revelations are one more reminder of just how far universities and their apologists are willing to go to protect the multibillion-dollar enterprise that we call “college sports.” What is the cost to the women at Florida State—and the parents who send them there–who surely can have no illusions about what will happen if they dare to cry rape?

Dream Act’s Florida Push Dies as Senate Panel Kills Proposal to Give In-State Tuition to Undocumented Immigrants

April 18, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 15 Comments

Supporters of the bill seemed taken aback by the news, which came less than a week after Sen. Jack Latvala, the Clearwater Republican who sponsored the bill, announced that half the Senate had agreed to join him in sponsoring the measure. Latvala and Negron are locked in a battle over the Senate presidency for the session beginning after the 2016 elections.

Your Amazon Holiday Is Over: Giant Starts Collecting Sales Tax in Florida in 2 Weeks

April 17, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 11 Comments

For Floridians who are supposed to pay the taxes but haven’t, the announcement of Amazon’s entry into the state’s brick-and-mortar retail landscape could mean about $80 million a year in sales taxes, according to one business lobbying group.

Despite Parental Notification Law, Court Finds Room for Teens to Protect Privacy When Seeking Abortion

April 16, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

Whose business? (Kevin Digga)

Florida voters in 2004 approved a constitutional amendment that requires parents to be notified before their minor daughters can have abortions. But an appeals court ruling released Friday shows how far teens can go to challenge the law–and preserve their privacy when seeking an abortion.

House Balks at $2 Million-a-Year Tax Subsidy to Daytona Speedway as Other Breaks Advance

April 15, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

Funding for Daytona International Speedway and a temporary tax break on gym memberships could be casualties when the House and Senate meet next week on their opposing packages to complete Gov. Rick Scott’s $500 million election-year tax cuts.

Rocky Mountain High or Reefer Madness? Legal Pot Comes with Risks

April 13, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 12 Comments

Legal pot is attracting new and possibly naïve users — creating risks that some don’t bargain for. Second, the public health system’s desire to protect people may be well-intentioned, but regulation and efforts to track the health effects have a ways to go.

Palm Coast Voters Lose Again: The City Of Low Turnout Gets a Spoiled Election

April 11, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 17 Comments

Palm Coast's 2014 elections may have been spoiled before they began. (Keith Bacongco)

Even if Palm Coast and Supervisor of Elections Weeks work out their differences, as it now looks like they have, voters have already lost as this months-long manufactured controversy will become election campaign fodder for candidates who don’t have anything more substantial to offer.

Replacing Salisbury Steak With Sardines, Florida Prisons’ Kosher Option Raises Hackles

April 11, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

Inmates contend that the peanut butter, sardines and cabbage served up daily by the Florida Department of Corrections are designed to discourage them from signing up for the kosher meals or to punish inmates if they do, and that the chow is far from what a federal judge had in mind last year when she ordered the state to start serving kosher meals to inmates.

Mega Health Bill Favoring Nurse Practitioners, Trauma Centers and Drs. Without State License Clears House Panel

April 10, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

The bill would protect private for-profit trauma centers, allow for independent practice for nurse practitioners and allow out-of-state doctors to participate in telehealth without a Florida license. The Florida Medical Association opposes the latter two.

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