Until we provide a housing option for the seriously mentally ill, many will continue to live on the streets.
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The Winter Tide Of Homelessness
Tag Archives: Florida
Fort Lauderdale’s Crashing Wave
A Florida streetcar known as the Wave may have just crashed on the rocks of financial reality.
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Sucking The Joy Out Of The Afterlife
Self-appointed culture police try to extinguish celebrations of life (and death) with a cloud of self-righteous indignation.
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Tax Relief After The Storm
New legislation provides significant tax relief to people and businesses affected by this year’s hurricanes.
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Florida’s Uncool Nursing Homes
It isn’t too much to expect elder care facilities, funded largely by the public, to keep residents safe after storms.
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The Keys Reopen For Business
How can an un-handyman help rebuild the Florida Keys? Just by taking a scuba or snorkeling trip.
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Relationships You Can Count On
Dependability doesn’t automatically come with the lowest bid on a job, especially in a crisis.
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Hurricanes, Holidays And Heirloom Gefilte Fish
Hurricanes are awful, destructive and deadly phenomena, but on their fringes they can bring beneficial rains and even treasured memories.
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Remembering History By Forgetting It
Some residents of a Florida city founded 60 years after Appomattox have a fuzzy memory of their community’s Southern history.
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Second Chances For Voting In Florida
Florida voters have a chance to restore voting rights to former felons, and to restore the state’s voting reputation too.
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