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Derision 2016: A No-Holds Barred Review of American Politics One Night Only! The First Amendment Foundation presents an evening with Carl Hiaasen & Dave Barry, moderated by Scott Maxwell Carl Hiaasen, Photo by Quinn Hiaasen Where: Orlando Museum of Art
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This op-ed on the proposed workers’ comp rate hike published by The Florida Times Union was drafted by Sachs Media. The draft given to FAF President Barbara Petersen was entirely based on a response Petersen sent August 23 to the
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September 23, 2016 – Palm Beach Post by James Rosen, McClatchy Washington Bureau A philanthropy oversight group says the Clinton Foundation is more transparent than the Trump Foundation in providing detailed information about its recipients and activities. While the Trump
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This op-ed on the proposed workers’ comp rate hike published by The Gainesville Sun was drafted by Sachs Media. The draft given to FAF President Barbara Petersen was entirely based on a response Petersen sent August 23 to the Office
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September 22, 2016 – Florida Bulldog by Dan Christensen When Gov. Rick Scott put $133 million of his assets into a blind trust two years ago, he included his shares of Mosaic, owner of the Central Florida fertilizer plant where
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September 22, 2016 – NorthEscambia.com The four individuals accused of violating Florida’s Sunshine Law won’t be prosecuted, but the State Attorney’s Office remains steadfast that a violation occurred and has the put the Town of Century on notice. The former
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This op-ed on the proposed workers’ comp rate hike published by the Tallahassee Democrat was drafted by Sachs Media. The draft given to FAF President Barbara Petersen was entirely based on a response Petersen sent August 23 to the Office
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September 21, 2016 – Tampa Bay Times by Mark Puente Pinellas County Commissioner Ken Welch accused the leader of CareerSource Pinellas of terminating a contract with an accounting firm without approval from the agency’s 29-member board. Welch lodged the complaint
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September 19, 2016 – The Republic by Mike Schneider, Associated Press A judge on Monday cleared the way for the release of many of the hundreds of 911 calls related to a mass shooting at a gay Florida nightclub, but
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September 20, 2016 – First Amendment Foundation by Barbara Petersen Florida’s extraordinary tradition of open government is founded on the simple but essential concept that the people have a right to know how and why the government makes decisions on
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September 19, 2016 – The Salt Lake Tribune by Lee Davidson An inadvertent remark Monday revealed that the Utah Transit Authority has creatively circumvented its recent vow to keep all its board committee meetings open to the public. UTA board
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