Florida Local Newspaper Online

First of all, I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for spending your precious time visiting my humble little blog in the net.

As my previous blog, Nigerian Newspaper Online, my main objective of setting up this Florida Newspaper Online is to list down all Florida Online Newspaper which I managed to discover.

It is my target to have a complete list of Florida Newspaper Online but, as human I may left out few of them. It is a great pleasure if you can post the name of the newspaper and the hyperlinks, I will include it as soon as possible.

Best regards,
Pak Maeh
http://www.pakmaeh.com

Florida Local Newspaper Online

Apalachicola Times (Apalachicola)
The Baker County Standard (Macclenny)
Basta Pinoy (Boca Raton)
Beaches Leader, The (Jacksonville Beach)
Boca Beacon (Boca Grande)
Bonita Daily News (Naples)
Bradenton Herald (Bradenton)
Bradford County Telegraph (Starke)
The Business Journal (Jacksonville)
Cape Coral Daily Breeze (Cape Coral)
Cedar Key Beacon (Cedar Key)
Charlotte Sun Herald (Charlotte Harbor)
Chipley Bugle (Chipley)
Citrus County Chronicle (Crystal River)
Community News of Miami (Miami)
Coral Gables Gazette (Coral Gables)
Daily News (Palatka)
Daily Record, The (Jacksonville)
Daily Sun (The Villages)
Daytona Beach News-Journal (Daytona Beach)
DeLand Beacon (DeLand)
Destin Log Online (Destin)
El Nuevo Herald (Miami)
Englewood Sun Herald (Englewood)
Florida Keys Keynoter (Marathon Key)
Florida Today (Melbourne)
Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville)
Folio Weekly (Jacksonville)
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale)
Fort Pierce News (Fort Pierce)
FSView & The Florida Flambeau (Tallahassee)
Gainesville Sun (Gainesville)
Hernando Today (Brooksville)
Independent FL Alligator, The (Gainesville)
Jacksonville Business Journal (Jacksonville)
Juno Beach Online (Juno Beach)
Jupiter Courier (Jupiter)
Key West Citizen (Key West)
Lake City Reporter (Lake City)
Ledger, The (Lakeland)
Marco Island Eagle (Marco Island)
Miami's Community Newspapers (Miami)
Miami Herald (Miami)
Miami New-Times (Miami)
Miami Today (Miami)
Naples Daily News (Naples)
News Herald, The (Panama City)
News-Leader (Fernandina Beach)
News-Press (Fort Myers)
News-Sun (Sebring)
New Times Broward - Palm Beach (Palm Beach)
Northwest Florida Daily News (Fort Walton Beach)
North Port Sun Herald (North Port)
Ocala Star-Banner (Ocala)
Okeechobee Times (Okeechobee)
Orlando Business Journal (Orlando)
Orlando Sentinel (Orlando)
Orlando Times, The (Orlando)
Orlando Weekly (Orlando)
Osceola News Gazette (Osceola)
Palm Beach Daily News (Palm Beach)
Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach)
Palms West Press (Wellington)
Pensacola News Journal (Pensacola)
Pine Island News (Pine Island)
Polk County Online (Lake Wales)
Port Saint Lucie News (Port Saint Lucie)
Press Journal (Vero Beach)
Sebastian Sun (Vero Beach)
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (Sarasota)
Seminole Chronicle (Orlando)
Seminole Herald (Sanford)
South Florida Business Journal (Hollywood)
Space Coast Press (Merritt Island)
St. Augustine Record, The (St. Augustine)
St. Petersburg Times (St. Petersburg)
Sebastian Sun (Sebastian)
Star, The (Port Saint Joe)
Stuart News (Stuart)
Sumter County Times (Bushnell)
Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale)
Tallahassee Democrat Online(Tallahassee)
Tampa Bay Business (Tampa)
Tampa Tribune (Tampa)
Town-Crier (Wellington)
Venice Gondolier (Venice)
Walton Sun, The (Santa Rosa Beach)
Waterfront News (Fort Lauderdale)
Weekly Planet (Tampa)
Williston Pioneer, The (Williston)

Saturday, March 8, 2008

Malaysians cast their votes today

Malaysians go out to the polling booths today to discharge their responsibility as citizens in the 12th general election which is expected to return the Barisan Nasional (BN) to lead the government for the next five years.

A total of 10.9 million registered voters are eligible to choose the elected representatives for 214 of the 222 parliamentary seats and 501 of the 505 State Legislative Assembly seats nationwide except for Sarawak which is only involved in the election for parliamentary seats.

The Election Commission (EC) opened 7,950 polling centres throughout the country, with 21,822 polling streams, which mostly involve schools, multipurpose halls and longhouses from 8am until 5pm.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will be voting at Sekolah Kebangsaan Permatang Batas, Kepala Batas while Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will do so at Sekolah Menengah Sains Sultan Ahmad Shah, Pekan.

EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman expects about 75 per cent of the registered voters to cast their votes.
On nomination day on Feb 24, BN won eight parliamentary seats and three State Assembly seats uncontested while the opposition won one State Assembly seat through PAS in Kijang, Kelantan.
 
 

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