Sunday, January 18, 2015

FLORIDA FOR CARE PLANS NEXT EVENT

 Florida for Care,
the medical marijuana lobbying group, has announced the date of its first policy and regulation event for 2015. The event will be held at The Westin Colonnade Coral Gables with a cocktail, networking reception on the evening of Thursday, February 26th followed by a day of presentations on the 27th.
They will be discussing upcoming medical marijuana bills as well as progress on the petition that United for Care is planning.
“We anticipate an information packed day with speakers ranging from the medical marijuana industry leaders to Florida’s legislators. A full agenda will be released soon”, stated Ben Pollara, Executive Director of Florida for Care.
For information on memberships, sponsorships or tickets contact Eric Stevens at Eric@Floridaforcare.org or 305-547-9831
Florida for Care will spearhead legislation in March of 2015 in Tallahassee, setting the standard for what the state’s medical cannabis system should look like and how it can function most effectively. Such a system must balance three core principles: first, safe, affordable patient access; second, a tightly controlled state regulatory structure; and third, a robust, free market commercial enterprise.
 For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Bianca Garza via email at press@floridaforcare.org

Host a Run Warren Run House Party in Tampa

Host a Run Warren Run House Party:
Jan. 31 and Feb. 1

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Congratulations to Kevin Beckner and Gil Sainz

SHRIMP DOCKS KITTY RESCUE PROJECT

Update on the Kitty Kondo....the slab has been poured and Jesus Cortes of JCCORTES LLC., did a wonderful job! I would recommend Jesus to anyone in need of concrete, concrete block or external house painting work. Here is his number, (813)781-7593. Tell him the crazy cat lady sent ya. Thank you Jesus and assistant.

Congratulate LGBT Floridians!

LGBT Floridians are now free to marry whomever they love!
Will you join us in saying congratulations?

Sanders/Warren 2016

Do you support taking care of the working class, getting money out of politics, and bringing US troops home? If you do then Warren/Sanders is your dream ticket! (Click here if you prefer SANDERS/WARREN as your dream ticket)

The True Welfare Queen Exposed!


Tuesday, January 6, 2015

12 Businesses Take on Leadership Role in Buy Local Movement

LocalShops1 is excited to announce that 12 local businesses have signed up for leadership roles in Neighborhoods!, LocalShops1's new member-to-member initiative to further grow Tampa Bay's Buy Local movement. Following is the list of the LocalShops1 Neighborhood Advocates: here

Moving To Florida?

 It is not all about lower taxes. It is about having decent public services, good infrastructure, excellent public education, more accessible public parks, museums and cultural experiences among other things. Florida under Republican leadership has not developed any of these things as well as it should and part of corporate culture is to have vibrant urban areas with all the amenities that are involved with that. Despite ranking third in population partly due to the low tax rate, Florida currently ranks 12th in Fortune 500 companies and 43rd in manufacturing jobs. These pathetic rankings come after the Republicans have had complete control of state government for 16 years. here

Gay Marriages to Begin Today in Florida


LegiCamp Tampa

 January 31, 2015 
Saturday   9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Hall
5621 Harney Rd, Tampa

Join Rivera Sun, Author of THE DANDELION INSURRECTION for an Evening of Conversation at Sacred Grounds in Tampa


Monday, January 5, 2015

ken Hagan Corporate Welfare King

Film director Tim Burton, who is seriously considering making his next movie in the Tampa Bay area, may be getting some incentives to make sure he doesn’t look elsewhere. Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan  wants the county to craft a financial incentive package that will improve the chances Burton will shoot “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children”
in the Tampa Bay area. here

Thursday, January 1, 2015

What Stogie Had For Lunch

Beef in Black Bean Sauce
with fried rice and egg roll
at New China, 8900 N. 56th St. in Temple Terrace

Mrs. Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian 2014

Halestorm- "Mz. Hyde


Florida for Care attends Department of Health’s

Public hearing on rewriting of SB 1030; Calls on Legislature to pass broader reformToday the Florida Department of Health conducted a public hearing in Orange County on rulemaking for Senate Bill 1030. SB 1030, also known as the Charlotte Web Law, was passed in 2014 by the Florida Legislature and was signed into law by Governor Rick Scott. This bill will allow for a high CBD, low THC form of cannabis known to help people with epilepsy and sever seizure disorders.
The DOH's plan today was to rewrite the rules on how the cannabis oil medicine will be produced and distributed.  Florida for Care’s Legislative and Policy Director, Dan Rogers, was present during the hearing.
“While the Department of Health is making progress, this bill is just not comprehensive enough for the vast majority of truly sick and suffering Floridians,” said Mr. Rogers. He continued, “Florida for Care intends to advocate for the passage of a comprehensive bill in the 2015 legislative session that will allow all suffering Floridians who could see relief through the medicinal use of marijuana to realize that relief.” Florida for Care will be working with members of the legislature to introduce a medical marijuana bill following the broad majority support the issue received in the November 2014 elections.
“A half million more Floridians voted for medical marijuana than voted to reelect our Governor. We need to make sure the will of people is heard and acted upon,” stated Ben Pollara, Executive Director of Florida for Care.
Florida for Care will spearhead legislation in March of 2015 in Tallahassee, setting the standard for what the state’s medical cannabis system should look like and how it can function most effectively. Such a system must balance three core principles: first, safe, affordable patient access; second, a tightly controlled state regulatory structure; and third, a robust, free market commercial enterprise.

For more information or to schedule an interview, please call Bianca Garza at 407-930-3525 or email her at press@floridaforcare.org
Florida for Care · 801 N Magnolia Ave, Suite 315, Orlando, FL 32803 

The Kriseman Administration 2014 Survey