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The task force would help the district navigate requests it’s getting to open Schools of Hope in its public schools.
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The draft state permit would let the commercial space company Blue Origin send about a half-million gallons of wastewater daily into the Indian River Lagoon.
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The decision comes after a June 2024 test flight when the spacecraft’s thrusters failed, prompting leaders to return the vehicle without its crew of two astronauts.
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The state legislature designated the Florida Solar Energy Center as the state’s energy research institute in 1975.
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The Brevard County Commission has scheduled public workshop meetings for the evenings of Jan. 5 in Titusville and Jan. 12 in Palm Bay.
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Attorneys for the ousted Eastern Florida State College employee say her termination is part of a troubling trend of attempts to suppress free speech.
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A disaster loan outreach center is now open at the Titusville Public Library in Brevard County, following severe storms that caused flooding in the area late last month.
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A second attempt to launch twin spacecraft to a Martian orbit Wednesday was called off due to elevated solar activity, which has brought sightings of aurora, or northern lights, to parts of the U.S. Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The severe storms and flooding parts of Central Florida experienced on Oct. 26 qualify as a disaster, according to the Small Business Administration.
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Starting Monday, commercial space companies can only launch between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.