The legendary British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died, and the national media tried to pay their respects, not only for breaking Britain's "glass ceiling" with a "bruising" political style, but for transforming Britain and helping wind down the Cold War.
If you enjoy wine with dinner at your favorite restaurant, your bill could drop a little as a result of proposed legislation at the state Capitol.
Lawmakers are considering a measure that would allow businesses to buy wine in 5-gallon kegs. Currently, a state law dating back to Prohibition bans containers that hold more than a gallon of wine.
In fact, the Senate Rules Committee passed the bill Tuesday morning.
Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, sponsor of CS/CS/SB 658, says wine kegs are already legal in 48 other states.
The Florida Public Service Commission gave Florida Power & Light the green light Tuesday to purchase renewable electricity from three upcoming power facilities.
FPL has entered into power purchase agreements with U.S. EcoGen LLC to purchase renewable power from three biomass facilities the company plans to construct in Okeechobee, Clay, and Martin counties. Service from the eucalyptus-fueled plants is not expected to begin until 2019.
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As a small-pharmacy owner, I am used to government rules and regulations guiding every aspect of my business.
