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Another blog heard from

The always helpful Infomaniac tells us of yet another Florida blog by a journalist. First-n-Main by Joe Newman of the Sentinel.

It's devoted to "growth, the environment and urban design." Yes, there is no such thing as urban design but the other two topics should leave him busy enough that it won't matter. Has a very cool view of 1884 Key West in the upper left and a whole lotta linkage. Nice design. Content rich.





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