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Laura Cassels
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Writer, Editor and Reporter, Florida Phoenix
Florida
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I do not cover anything food or survey/date-related.
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By Krysten Brenlla, Laura Cassels Verified| Florida Trend Verified Never miss a Feature: Subscribe to Florida Trend Perspectives on the Year AheadMAURICE HABIF Managing Director, JLL, MiamiINSURANCE ANXIETY: “Insurance is always front of mind for Florida owners and investors. Rising construction costs and pricing for properties has led to a dramatic increase in required total insurable value.
By Laura Cassels Verified| Florida Trend Verified Remember Operation Just Cause? Perhaps not, but U.S. Marine Corps veteran Gregory Pruitt will never forget it. Known officially as the 1989 Incursion into Panama, the monthlong U.S. invasion to depose Panamanian dictator and drug trafficker Manuel Noriega left Pruitt with injuries that nearly derailed his life as a civilian — chronic pain and symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, among them. “I had anger/aggression problems that led to some brushes with the law. I couldn’t stand civilians.
By Laura Cassels Verified| Florida Trend Verified Never miss a Feature: Subscribe to Florida Trend To protect coastal military bases from sea-level rise and storm surge, the U.S. Department of Defense is tapping into the most powerful and enduring force on Earth: Nature. The DOD’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, DARPA, has contracted with three universities to develop structures that could defend multi-billion-dollar coastal military bases against nature’s destructive side.
Company Info
Florida Phoenix
The Phoenix is a nonprofit news site that's free of advertising and free to readers. We cover state government and politics with a staff of five journalists located at the Florida Press Center in downtown Tallahassee. We have a mix of in-depth stories, briefs, and social media updates on the latest events, editorial cartoons, and progressive commentary. Reporters in many now-shrunken capital bureaus have to spend most of their time these days chasing around after more and more outrageous political behavior, and too many don't have time to lift up emerging innovative ideas or report on the people who are trying to help solve problems and shift policy for a more compassionate world. The Florida Phoenix does those stories.
Florida, United States