May 1, 2024
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Kasey Kesselring has built Montverde Academy into an academic and athletic powerhouse
The 125-acre campus wasn't always bustling. When Kasey Kesselring arrived as the headmaster in the fall of 1999, the school had only 103 full-time students...
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Published on 10/28/2020
FSU Panama City will begin offering a doctorate in nurse anesthesia
Pending approval by the national Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs, which will conduct its review in January.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Florida has a growing list of restaurants catering to whiskey lovers
Yes, I can show you the way to the next whiskey bar. But it's not the dive that Jim Morrison and Bertolt Brecht mooned about in the last century.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Astronaut Nicole Stott is a Florida Icon
Retired astronaut, artist and director of the Space for Art Foundation, St. Petersburg; age 57
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Published on 10/28/2020
The pandemic hasn't slowed down Florida dorm-building by private companies
In July, Global City Development completed The One at University City, a $231-million, 1,244-bed private dorm across the street in Sweetwater...
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Published on 10/28/2020
Maria Garcia, Kozyak Tropin Throckmorton
An expert in health care law.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Mary Mayhew, Florida Hospital Association
‘You don't make good decisions if you're constantly in crisis mode.'
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Published on 10/28/2020
Escambia High School engineering students create an award-winning rover
An Escambia High School team of engineering students recently won NASA's prestigious Neil Armstrong Best Design Award for their construction of a rover.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Ferrate Solutions awarded $3-million contract to remove toxins from Lake Okeechobee
Removing the phosphorous and nitrogen that cause the well-documented troubles in Lake Okeechobee...
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Published on 10/28/2020
Denise Vidal hit the ground running as head of Lee County Electric Cooperative
When Denise Vidal became executive vice president and CEO of the Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC) last year...
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Published on 10/28/2020
Orlando-based DeCurtis launches shield against COVID
For years, Orlando-based DeCurtis has sold cruise lines software that eases boarding and disembarkation from ships...
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Published on 10/28/2020
HabiJax to build first tiny house community in Jacksonville
The community also will be HabiJax's first rental community.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Miami's Arteza part of artistic renaissance during coronavirus
The coronavirus, with its lockdowns and quarantines, has spawned a new generation of artistic hobbyists, driving up sales at Arteza, an e-commerce company based in North Miami Beach.
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Published on 10/28/2020
COVID-19 has brought more students into Florida nursing programs
Nova Southeastern and FAU are among the Southeast Florida institutions reporting stable or increasing headcount in their nursing programs.
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Published on 10/28/2020
Jacksonville University takes a community approach to its nursing simulation program
With a mission to reduce medical errors, Jacksonville University has opened its nursing simulation facility to the Northeast Florida medical community.
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Published on 10/28/2020
FIU launches sexual assault survivors forensic exams program for nurses
FIU's new program teaches nurses how to collect DNA evidence, tend to patients' physical and emotional needs and become expert witnesses...
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Published on 10/28/2020
Florida nurse Ashley DeShields call to duty
From the time she was a child, Ashley DeShields had a vague sense that she would choose a profession that would enable her to help people...
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Published on 10/28/2020
Former UCF nursing students research improving COVID-19 patients oxygen levels
The pandemic has highlighted the research of two former UCF nursing students on prone-positioning ...
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Published on 10/28/2020
UCF's expertise comes in handy during the pandemic
One in every 10 faculty members at the University of Central Florida's College of Nursing is certified in health care simulation...
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Published on 10/28/2020
VT MAE turns to George Stone Technical College to meet demand for workers
ST Engineering Aerospace decided to build a large repair facility in Pensacola largely because so many ex-military personnel...
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Published on 9/25/2020
Valencia College broadens training to fuel the worker pipeline
While Central Florida is grappling with high unemployment and uncertainty in the tourism industry...
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Published on 9/25/2020
Buy a home from CC Homes, get free telemedicine service
CC Homes has partnered with Baptist Health South Florida to offer telemedicine services to home buyers in two of its newest developments
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Published on 9/25/2020
Private insurers are flooding the market
Tampa Bay has become a jumping-off point for analytics-driven flood insurance companies looking to go national.
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Published on 9/25/2020
Cleveland Clinic Florida branches out
Cleveland Clinic Florida opened its Florida Research & Innovation Center in a building once occupied by the failed state and local life-sciences investment...
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Published on 9/25/2020
Health care and medical occupations top list for workforce training requests
Bruce Ferguson, CEO of CareerSource Northeast Florida, says the need for health care workers in the region will continue to grow.
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Published on 9/25/2020
