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Years of AgeCounty0-1415-1920-3940-6465+TotalBaker21.5%7.8%28.0%32.8%9.9%23,696Clay21.0%8.1%24.9%35.3%10.7%160,303Duval21.5%7.1%29.0%32.1%10.3%819,531Nassau19.0%7.0%23.5%36.3%14.2%64,778Putnam19.5%7.0%22.0%32.9%18.6%72,479St. Johns17.5%6.9%21.6%38.0%16.0%144,212FLORIDA18.3%6.4%25.4%32.5%17.4%17,239,646
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Forecasts of a ”potentially explosive” hurricane season and high operating costs continue to dog Florida’s home insurers. But there are positive signs for the state’s market, which is quietly growing after a period of contraction.
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The pandemic did what public health officials have struggled to do for the past 15 years — put a dent in the number of reported cases of bacterial sexually transmitted diseases in Florida.
Lawmakers are talking about holding a special legislative session this month – possibly to enact another strict immigration law and add ballot proposals to November that might complicate the abortion access measure.
Florida joined half the states in the U.S. with a new law that allows credit unions to become qualified public depositories, meaning that they could receive municipal funds for deposit.
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Between the White House launching the nascent American Climate Corps program and Miami-Dade County seeking $70M to bankroll climate technology careers, the “green jobs” industry in South Florida finally shows signs of taking off.
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