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OKEECHOBEE -- Left to right are South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) Governing Board Member Ben Butler, Col. Andrew Kelly, LIbby Pigman of SFWMD, and Economic Council Chairman Brandon Tucker.
Col. Kelly visits Okeechobee to explain plan for managing Lake O
OKEECHOBEE – Lake Okeechobee area residents expressed concerns about water supply and the health of the Lake Okeechobee ecology at the July 28 meeting of the Okeechobee Economic … more
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Tykes & Teens announces 2021-2022 Board of Directors
Tykes & Teens, a leading provider of the highest quality, evidence-based mental health services and programs for children and adolescents for 25 years more
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Immokalee Students get your back-to-school immunizations now
NAPLES — The 2021-2022 school year is fast approaching. Collier County students will start school on Tuesday, August 10, 2021. more
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FCHC staff at a 2018 Clewiston Back to School event in 2018.
FCHC to hold annual "Back to School" event July 28
Free backpacks and school supplies are available to Clewiston students Wednesday at the John Boy Auditorium from 5 p,m.-7 p.m. more
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Moore Haven Middle High School
Glades County School District prepares for schools opening as COVID cases increase throughout the state
Glades County School District is ready for the first day of the 2021-2022 school year more
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Caring for our community: Why Healthcare Network raised its minimum wage
As the only Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Collier County, Healthcare Network was established to reach the underserved and uninsured in our community, providing care... more
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Health Care District launches “Connect PBC” and integrates Epic EHR system
The Health Care District of Palm Beach County has launched a premier Epic electronic health record (EHR) system that now links thousands of primary care clinic.. more
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Paul Thein has over 30-years of experience in community education and fitness. His mission is to create a healthier community by making preventive healthcare more accessible for everyone.
Start the school year on the right foot
Over the past year, kids have lost more than educational gains. Many proactive and everyday activities, like health check-ups and social playdates, were put on the backburner. As restrictions are … more
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A CALS student guides a horse around obstacles in an Animal Sciences class at the Horse Teaching Unit. Photo taken 10-27-10.
Scientists discover genetic markers tied to loss of the ability to sweat in horses
Sweating is a critical tool to keep horses comfortable and healthy, but chronic idiopathic anhidrosis, a dangerous equine condition can impede their natural cooling mechanism... more
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Jill Robison Atkinson
Jill Robison Atkinson will be Glades County’s First CTE (Career and Technical Education) Nursing Instructor
MOORE HAVEN -- Glades County Schools is  excited to announce a new member of our Glades County School Family … more
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UPDATE: Children in the Glades can learn mental health wellness through dance event today
“Moving with Soul” will take place at 19 Everglades Street in Belle Glade from 3 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 29. more
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Yoga for Life Yoga Synergy: Liberation of Mind/Body
Creating synergy in the body. What do we mean by Yoga “synergy?” “Yoga synergy embraces the art and tradition of Yoga combined with other body movements... more
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Harmful Algal Blooms have been visible from LaBelle Bridge, in the Caloosahatchee River, for over a month now.
CDC begins new study on the health effects of cyanotoxins
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will start a new study in south Florida during the 2021 algal bloom season to assess the health effects of exposure to … more
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Williams speaks to Kiwanis about new BUDDY mentoring program
Williams explained that studies show that students that meet regularly with mentors are less likely to start drinking, use drugs, skip school... more
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PBSC launches construction and health science programs to meet industry demands
New degree and certificate programs in construction and the health sciences are slated to begin this fall term at Palm Beach State College to meet industry hiring demands. more
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Ave Maria School of Law is going tobacco-free
AVE MARIA – The Ave Maria School of Law recently announced their tobacco free campus initiative, which will go into effect in summer of 2022. more
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Governor DeSantis approves budget to continue improving public health in Florida
On June 2, Governor Ron DeSantis continued his commitment to building a healthier Florida through significant investments during the 2021 Legislative Session. more
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Indian River State College introduces post-baccalaureate certification in Biomedical Sciences
This fall, Indian River State College (IRSC) makes it easier for students preparing for acceptance into graduate-level medical school, dental school, pharmacy... more
The American Crocodiles in South Florida have showed signs of shifting their traditional nesting locations to avoid areas of high salinity.
Study connects how health status of American Crocodiles is influenced by salinity levels in Everglades
Considered a key wildlife indicator, the health of the American Crocodile will continue to tell us whether water restoration efforts that began in the late 1980s are benefitting crocodiles. more
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
OKEECHOBEE – The Okeechobee County Commission has designated May as Mental Health Awareness Month. New Horizons of the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee requested the designation. more
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