Florida Channel
Media reports indicated the detention site would be sold to the National Park Service.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conseration Commission
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WGCU
The primary goal of the hunt is never the body count. It was awareness — of the pythons and not to let other species free in the public — and on that measure it worked. While the public became aware of the python problem nothing anyone tried slowed down their movement through the Everglades.
Emily Andersen | Suncoast Searchlight
7.6% of children under age 6 in the Sunshine State are uninsured, during years when their bodies are laying down the foundations of good health for the rest of their lives.
WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
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WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
As we approach the country’s 250th anniversary, immigration is top of mind for many people — including Naples artist Mally Khorasantchi. Her large abstract compositions are a personal reaction to something that’s happened to her.
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- Florida Studio Theatre's new comedy 'Dog Mom' explores connection and the transformative bond between people and their pets
- Fort Myers awards $150K in grants to arts organizations
- Marco Island Historical Society marks Independence Day with performance and Clyde Butcher reception
- Sarasota Art Museum exhibits a work by the late David Hockney, trailblazing queer artist
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