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The aftermath of Hurricane Debby in Tampa Bay; the Rays are getting a new stadium

The aftermath of Hurricane Debby in Tampa Bay; the Rays are getting a new stadium

Debby dumped 12 inches of rain in some parts of Tampa Bay on her way through the area over the weekend. Citie…

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Tips to prepare for hurricanes and other emergencies when caring for older adults

Tips to prepare for hurricanes and other emergencies when caring for older adults

Older adults and their caregivers have different needs when it comes to preparing for hurricanes and other em…

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The latest on Hurricane Debby

The latest on Hurricane Debby

Hurricane Debby is making its way across Florida and into Georgia and South Carolina.

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Hurricane Beryl barrels west

Hurricane Beryl barrels west

A powerful storm is spinning through the Caribbean towards Central America.

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Hurricane Idalia is strengthening as it approaches Florida

Hurricane Idalia is strengthening as it approaches Florida

The Gulf Coast is set to be hit by the worst of it on Wednesday.

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Hurricane Idalia expected to hit Georgia and the Carolinas in the next day

Hurricane Idalia expected to hit Georgia and the Carolinas in the next day

Idalia hit Florida earlier on Wednesday as a category three storm.

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Hurricane kit items to be permanently sales tax free starting Aug. 1

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By Megan Borowski Verified
| Miami's Community Newspapers Verified
Preparing your hurricane kit is about to become a bit easier. A new tax law permanently exempting certain hurricane kit items from state sales tax, goes into effect on Aug. 1. Florida House Bill 7031, which was signed by Governor DeSantis on June 30, designates items that will not longer subject to sales tax. The list includes essentials like batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, 6-volt, and 9 volt), carbon monoxide detectors, portable generators, tarps, and portable gas cans.
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Hurricane kit items to be permanently sales tax free starting Aug. 1

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By Megan Borowski Verified
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
Preparing your hurricane kit is about to become a bit easier. A new tax law permanently exempting certain hurricane kit items from state sales tax, goes into effect on Aug. 1. Florida House Bill 7031, which was signed by Governor DeSantis on June 30, designates items that will not longer subject to sales tax. The list includes essentials like batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, 6-volt, and 9 volt), carbon monoxide detectors, portable generators, tarps, and portable gas cans.
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Tropical Storm Sara unlikely to threaten Florida

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By Megan Borowski Verified, Randy Roguski Verified
| Jacksonville Today
Find everything you need to make informed decisions this election season, plus so much more. Sign up for the Jacksonville Today newsletter. The threat of Tropical Storm Sara appeared to dissipate in Florida on Friday, but the storm’s remnants could bring heavy rain next week. Sara was hugging the coast of Honduras on Friday and slowly moving westward toward Belize. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one.
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