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During the meeting, held from 1 to 3 p.m., committee members will hear presentations by industry representatives on how gaming industries relate to Florida’s economy and social welfare. (Full Story on News Press)

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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said Tuesday that 27 of the invasive snakes have been hunted so far in Florida Everglades competition that began Jan. 12.
More than 1,000 people signed up to hunt pythons in the Everglades through Feb. 10 in the hopes of winning cash prizes. Competitors are allowed to keep the python skins, once researchers finish examining the snakes. (Full Story on Naples News)
UPDATE: Countless dead fish washed ashore Thursday morning on Southwest Florida shorelines, including Siesta Public Beach, as a red tide bloom moved northward, causing respiratory problems for beach goers and an eyesore for tourists vital to the region’s economy.
The greatest concentrations of red tide were reported along Siesta Key, from Turtle Beach at Midnight Pass Road south to Blind Pass Beach. Fish kills and respiratory difficulties have also been reported on Holmes Beach and as far north as the tip of Anna Maria Island. Read More.
Via: Herald Tribune