Week of December 19, 2002    
New leadership on the way for Florida's free trade initiatives
Jet manufacturer wants to build plant in Opa-locka; seeks temporary office space, tax incentives
Lack of cooperation kills South Florida's tele-health progress
InternetCoast marketing South Florida to world to lure high-tech business
Shortfall in federal transportation funds imperils large-scale local, state projects
Newborn Century Bank doubles assets, plans more branches in 2003
Miami's downtown authority looks to Virginia planner as new director

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Thursday 12/19

FLORIDA BAR
   The Florida Bar Speakers Bureau announces that you can now book speaker requests for community, civic, professional or educational organizations directly online. As a public service, lawyers volunteer throughout the state to speak to groups about the role of lawyers in our society. There is no fee for this service. To request a speaker visit: www.flabar.org or call (850) 561-5767.

 


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