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Nesta promises leadership changes as questions remain about three key positions
Mayor Nick Nesta says leadership changes will help improve City Hall’s culture and move approximately $140 million in unfinished projects forward. His Oct. 21 remarks outlined a two-to-three-week timeline for assembling his team, but did not identify candidates or separate hiring schedules for city administrator, finance director, and chief of staff. The city administrator listing remains online after its application deadline, neither of the other positions is posted, and Public Information Director Steve Montiero did not respond to a request for comment before publication.
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The Massive Florida Greenhouse Where Plant Lovers Can Still Find Surprisingly Affordable Prices
At this Florida nursery, pot size plays a major role in pricing, although larger and rarer plants may carry higher price tags. That one rule changes everything for anyone who loves spiky, chubby, or trailing greenery. The selection fills multiple greenhouses packed with cacti and succulents. You’ll find Echeveria, Haworthia,...
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Marco’s Pizza Opens Operations Center in Orlando
Orlando, Fla. — Marco’s Pizza, one of the nation’s fastest-growing pizza brands, celebrates the opening of its Operations Center of Excellence in downtown Orlando, Fla. The center provides franchisees with a hands-on place to train and creates an operational hub that helps support systemwide growth. “Great brands...
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USDA Announces $1.3 Billion Fertilizer Investment, Including Florida Expansion
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has selected eight fertilizer manufacturing projects representing more than $1.34 billion in proposed investments, including a major expansion in Central Florida. The initiative is intended to strengthen domestic fertilizer production, reduce reliance on foreign suppliers and increase competition in a market where fertilizer costs remain a significant concern for farmers.