Mermaid docuseries has Tampa Bay tie; Zephyrhills moves toward development moratorium; southern St. Pete still without grocer
| | | | Tuesday, May 30, 2023 | | | Forward this to a friend Subscribe to more newsletters | | | | Hello, Tuesday. Alongside partly cloudy skies, temps will climb into the high 80s to low 90s. Below we dive into five criminal justice bills that flew under the radar during Florida’s legislative session; the mermaid docuseries on Netflix with a Tampa Bay tie; and what’s happening in Kenneth City amid recent turmoil. | | | [MAX CHESNES | Times] | | A new hurricane season is near. In Fort Myers Beach, the old one never left. | | Hurricane season starts Thursday. Many Floridians dread a new season, but this one is especially gutting for residents and local leaders in a barrier island town. Eight months after Hurricane Ian made landfall, Fort Myers Beach continues to assess how it could have better prepared for the menacing Category 4 storm. The attention the battered seaside community received in the hurricane’s aftermath soon receded, much like the raging waters. As they work to repair homes and businesses, residents say they often feel forgotten by the national media, government and insurance companies. How do you prepare for more storms when you’re still processing the last one? Read our 2023 Hurricane Guide: | | | | | |
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