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Gerwig Reflects On Her First Session In Tallahassee

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By Charles Elmore Verified
| The Town Crier Verified
First-year State Rep. Anne Gerwig (R-District 93) helped roll back one attempt by Tallahassee to dictate school start times to local governments but wound up voting for a statewide ban on fluoridation in drinking water, an additive process she supported during her time as Wellington’s mayor. “Sometimes you vote for things you don’t agree with 100 percent,” Gerwig said, reflecting this month on a legislative term that ended June 16 and was not always filled with easy choices.
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Developers Get Extension On K-Park Inspection Period

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By Charles Elmore Verified
| The Town Crier Verified
The detection of “forever chemicals,” along with arsenic and manganese, and concerns about a retention pond, led developer Related Ross to ask for the inspection period to be extended to Sept. 30 in its purchase agreement to buy Wellington’s K-Park property for a mixed-use development. The previous inspection period would have expired July 21.
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Board OKs Minor Design Changes At Lotis Wellington Project

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By Charles Elmore Verified
| The Town Crier Verified
One of Wellington’s largest remaining developments wants to tweak a few architectural details as construction continues this summer — in one case expressly to slow the roll of skateboarders. Yes, skateboarders. A proposed bike rack at Lotis Wellington appeared with a requested change before a meeting of Wellington’s Architectural Review Board on Wednesday, June 25, in part specifically to discourage gnarly derring-do by boarders using the structure as a platform for rides and tricks.
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