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“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning.” – T.S. Eliot

"Unless we make Christmas an occasion to share our blessings, all the snow in Alaska won't make it 'white.' -Bing Crosby

“While rates for many policy types and areas have been approaching actuarial soundness over the past few years, this recent surge in claims related to non-weather water losses in South Florida has increased Citizens’ net claims payments and litigation expense costs”

Citizens insurance seeks 8.2 percent rate increase in 2019 Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is seeking to raise residential rates by 8.2 percent in 2019. If the proposal is approved, business customers will see an average increase of 9 percent.

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Can I sell my home to my daughter for $1?

"Finally, no, do not make changes on your trust or will and initial them. This is not an effective method of making changes to these important documents."

Ask a real estate pro: Can I sell my home to my daughter for $1? Properly planning both your homeownership and estate plans is significantly less expensive than having to fix problems later, according to board-certified real estate lawyer Gary M. Singer.

"In the 90-plus years the city has existed, when it comes to creativity and art, that's something that's been pushed aside," Hernandez said. "It's never been something that the city has put an emphasis on – until now."

How Hialeah aims to attract millennial - South Florida Business Journal Hialeah is the sixth-largest municipality in Florida.

"Valor is stability, not of legs and arms, but of courage and the soul."
-Michel de Montaigne

"On Miami’s beachfront, rising seas regularly push water up through the ground during high tides. Flooding is more and more of a problem. But Little Haiti sits roughly a mile inland, and on relatively high ground."

Miami residents fear 'climate gentrification' as investors seek higher ground In Miami, Little Haiti's location, close to both the beach and downtown, makes it a prime target for development. But some residents also believe there's another factor contributing to gentrification here: the threat of climate change.

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