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with a $50,000 homestead exemp- tion would pay $124.80 to the district. Wednesday's discus- sion came as the district prepares to finance Gov. Charlie Crist's monumen- tal Everglades restoration plan: a $536 million pur- chase of 73,000 acres of U.S. Sugar Corp. farmland. The concept calls for eventuall

ct with $45.7 million in an- nual debt payments over the next 30 years, Budget Director Doug Bergstrom told the district's board at a meeting in Naples. Water managers main- tain that the deal with US. Sugar — downsized twice from Crist's original plan to buy out the company for $1.75 billion —

tax reform, but opposition is mounting. By DEANA POOLE and DON JORDAN Palm Beath Post Staff Writm Adding urgency to his property tax pitch. Gov. Charlie Crist said Thursday that Florid- ians "may never get another chance" to vote on property tax reform if they reject the pro- posed constitutional amendment

in Washington D.C.; Det!oit St. Louis: Sacramento. Calif.; and West Hartford, Conn. On Sunday, other rallies took place in Cincinnati, Seattle and Naples. The Boca-area gathering, sponsored by the Jewish Federation of South Patin Beach County, included a parade of pol- iticians besides Shaw: state S

South Ocean Boulevard, where he lives with his wife and infant son. Greene was rumored to be considering an independent bid for Senate before Gov. Charlie Crist beat him to it, dropping his failing Republican primary campaign and rebranding himself Thursday as a no-party candidate. In a campaign video to be

s been dominated by Miami U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, although former Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre, and Kevin Bums, of North Miami, and Glenn Burkett, of Naples. also have qualified for the race. In a Quinnipiac University poll this month, 61 percent of Democrats and 73 percent of all respondents said they d