Shipbuilder Is Busy with Plenty of Work - From Florida Trend
11/1/2009
With nearly 900 employees between its two Bay County shipyards — the 11-acre Nelson and the 140-acre Allanton yard — Eastern Shipbuilding is Bay County’s largest private employer. [read more]
Politicians Still Cashing in on Free Trips - From Florida Trend
11/1/2009
The rules have changed, but Florida's congressional delegation is still getting a free rides, paid for by private interests. [read more]
Deep Thoughts on Miami's Port Project - From Florida Trend
10/1/2009
Bill Johnson is overseeing major construction programs, including a $180-million dredging project to bring the harbor to a minimum depth of 50 feet to accommodate “Post-Panamax” ships and a $1-billion tunnel under Biscayne Bay to directly connect the port — situated on an island — to I-395. [read more]
Reaching the World - From Business Florida
9/24/2009
Interconnected transportation systems ensure swift, efficient movement of people and products. [read more]
Pedestrian Trails Lack Support - From Florida Trend
9/1/2009
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Imagine Using a Helicopter to Commute - From Florida Trend
7/1/2009
Ray Leavitt envisions a future in which helicopters and vertical takeoff planes, routed by his software platform, shuttle commuters for a pricey fare around south Florida and other congested metros. [read more]
Connect the Spots - From Florida Trend
6/1/2009
Traveling to far-away places like Machu Picchu is a bit less of a hassle from two of Florida's less well-known portals. [read more]
Sea School: Fight Off Pirates - From Florida Trend
6/1/2009
The $550 class allows you to earn a master’s license, which enables you to operate a ship up to 500 gross tons and earn up to $300 to $400 per day at sea. [read more]
Company Makes Boat Travel More Comfortable - From Florida Trend
5/1/2009
Seaspension's technology allows for smoother sailing aboard boats. [read more]
Passion Cabriolet: A Smart Ride - From Florida Trend
4/1/2009
Alexandria Kongsiri still has a Lexus SUV and drives it when she needs to carry big loads, but she’s found that her Smart car works for both commuting to work and most other purposes. [read more]
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