The phrase “what goes up must come down” often doesn’t apply to taxes. But this year in this city, it does. Wilton Manors’ city commissioners are looking to cut property taxes even more than they already have.
The phrase “what goes up must come down” often doesn’t apply to taxes. But this year in this city, it does. Wilton Manors’ city commissioners are looking to cut property taxes even more than they already have.
This season once again requires some of Key West’s highly experienced bartenders to figure out and satisfy the whims of a heated market of drinkers. Here, we check-in with brand-new bars at landmark locations, late-night downtown hangs, and specialty drink ventures to find out the ingredients and tastes proving most popular.
With federal funding for scientific research being slashed, private foundations are increasingly stepping in to fill the gap.
LGBTQ activists and supporters reacted with anger on Thursday, Aug. 21, when they discovered that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) had ordered state transportation department officials to remove a rainbow-colored crosswalk in Orlando on a street next to the Pulse gay nightclub, where 49 mostly LGBTQ people were shot to death by a lone gunman in 2016.
Oh, what a difference a year makes. In August 2024, Lips was closing its doors, a victim of indifferent ownership and a lack of fresh ideas or vision. After a last minute deal to keep the doors open, a rebrand as Aquaplex and an extensive renovation, the venue is doing better than ever.
Voting is now open for OutSFL’s annual Your Choice Awards! Throughout July, we invited readers to submit nominations — and now, the finalists have been selected.
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