Florida Prosecutor’s Racism Policy Leaked
April 17, 2023
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An attorney whistleblower from State Attorney Jack Campbell’s office alleges widespread racism throughout Jefferson County office.
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Chief Lawrence Revell Should Resign, After Constant Distractions for TPD
September 9, 2022
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Controversy after controversy under TPD Police Chief Lawrence Revell has made it clear the department cannot move forward in public trust with him at the helm.
Money Floods Leon Elections in the Wake of GOP Campaign Finance Bill
August 18, 2022
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Business/GOP Backed Candidates, David Bellamy Big Winners; Dianne Williams-Cox Flips on Taking New Money; Ethics Watchdogs’ Warnings Realized
“We’ve got to win together,” Grow Tallahassee Running Williams-Cox Campaign, Seminole Boosters Fuel Re-Election
August 17, 2022
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Twenty-Seven Million Dollars, Six members of the Florida State University Board of Trustees, One City Commissioner’s Re-election Campaign, at least $65,000 in political committee donations, and $560,000 in CRA dollars to the developer behind it all.
Grow Tallahassee Sends Out Hateful Text Messages, Williams-Cox, Dailey, Bellamy Silent
August 12, 2022
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The text messages have been sent out by the advocacy group Grow Tallahassee and the city candidates that have endorsed include Bellamy, Dailey, and Williams-Cox.
Unearthed Tallahassee Police Department Recruitment Video Raises Concerns
August 9, 2022
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A Tallahassee Police Department recruitment video released publicly by Our Tallahassee has raised concerns in the community about militarization in the department.
Trainer Accused of War Crimes Hired to Train Tallahassee Police Department
August 7, 2022
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Eddie Gallagher, a former Navy SEAL who was accused and subsequently pardoned by Donald Trump recently trained the Tallahassee Police Department.
Two of Three Leon School Board District 4 Candidates Support Trump’s Big Lie
July 29, 2022
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Two of three school board candidates believe “the big lie”.
New Abortion Law Being Challenged in Leon by Lawyer-Rabbi
July 18, 2022
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Rabbi Barry Silver Esq., from Boca Raton, has challenged Florida’s new abortion law that took effect July 1, and he’s doing it on some very novel legal grounds.
Dianne Williams-Cox Developer PAC Recording Shows Donations, Influence Intersection | WATCH
July 14, 2022
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Williams-Cox met with the developer group in January. A recording of their meeting is being released by Our Tallahassee for the first time.
Florida Conservation secures Eric Draper, Renowned Environmental Advocate on Board of Directors
July 1, 2022
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During his 30-year conservation career, Draper was a leading advocate for water and land conservation and Everglades restoration. He is known for being able to work with both business and agency leaders.
Judge Dempsey Rules in Favor of Matlow, Recuses Herself from Florida Sunshine Blueprint Trial
June 27, 2022
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Dempsey filed a motion to grant disqualification, recusing herself from overseeing the lawsuit which seeks to bring Leon County’s 1% sales tax agency under sunshine.
Matlow: Judge Dempsey, VancoreJones Client Should be Recused from Blueprint Sunshine Lawsuit
June 22, 2022
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Matlow’s lawsuit against the 1% sales tax agency, which hopes to force Blueprint’s IMC to meet in the Sunshine, has a new motion filed, requesting the recusal of Judge Angela Dempsey for her close relationship with VancoreJones from overseeing the case.
Wakulla Government Using Water Cleanup Funds to Subsidize Developers
June 18, 2022
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Pollute, pay, repeat. That’s the governing rhythm in Wakulla County, as taxes are paid so developers can pollute. Now, locals are fighting back.
Leon County Schools Announces New Principals for the 2022-2023 School Year
June 13, 2022
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Six schools will begin the 2022-2023 school year with new leadership and one school will transition to new leadership in June.
Where the Money Race Stands Now in Local Tallahassee Elections
June 13, 2022
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Just days left until the field solidifies, see where candidates are raising and spending money across races for city and county commission.
Organizer of Tallahassee Neo-Nazi Drills Arrested in Idaho, Planned to Start Riot at Pride Parade
June 12, 2022
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A key organizer of Patriot Front’s combat drills in Tallahassee was arrested in Idaho, the first known arrest of members who took part in the Tallahassee drills.
Leon County Republicans Win School Board Seat in 6 Days Due to Rasmussen, Cox Election Rigging
June 11, 2022
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DeeDee Rasmussen held off the announcement of her resignation for at least four months, while Laurie Lawson-Cox claimed she was running for the seat in 2024, collecting thousands from education lobbyists and individuals who endorsed Rasmussen, following her last-minute resignation announcement, the public is left with just days to field any alternative candidate.
John Dailey, David Bellamy Campaigns Adopt Controversial Tactic
June 6, 2022
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Push polling is condemned by national political organizations. Two local campaigns with the same political consultant recently push polled people in Tallahassee.
Jefferson 3rd Graders Lowest in State, Education Advocates Hopeful about Deprivatization
June 3, 2022
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Rep. Allison Tant continues work for smooth transition away from Florida Dept. of Education control. Additional funding secured from federal Covid dollars and for wraparound family services.
Florida Commission on Ethics to Rule on Tallahassee City Manager Ethics Case on Friday
June 1, 2022
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The Florida Commission on Ethics will hold a probable cause hearing Friday after a year-long investigation into the allegations against Tallahassee City Manager Reese Goad.
A New Message Needed to Stop Mass Shootings
May 29, 2022
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Bob Lotane argues that “gun control” messaging by advocates has fallen short of other successful progressive messaging. Lotane says a new paradigm is needed for talking about “gun control”.
Leon County Commissioner Jimbo Jackson passes away
May 28, 2022
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Jimbo Jackson, Principal and Leon County Commissioner passed away Saturday morning. Jackson was a beloved Principal and Leon County Commissioner, representing Southeast Leon County.
Tallahassee Chamber Gets $112,013 in Leon Tax Dollars Designated for Children’s Services
May 26, 2022
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Chamber of Commerce to receive $112,013 in tax dollars originally designated for the “preventive, developmental, treatment, and rehabilitative services for children”, some money spent on creating promotional videos for Chamber members.
Tallahassee Man Manufacturing “Ghost Guns” Sentenced to 87 Months in Federal Prison
May 24, 2022
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“Removing ‘ghost guns’ from the hands of convicted felons is essential in fighting violent crime and protecting the public,” said U.S. Attorney Coody. “This investigation and the resulting sentence demonstrate that cooperation between law-abiding citizens and law enforcement makes our communities safer.”
Democratic Black Caucus of Florida Endorses Nikki Fried for Governor
May 22, 2022
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On Sunday, the Democratic Black Caucus endorsed Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services Nikki Fried for Governor.
Skip Foster, former Tallahassee Democrat publisher worked to Shut Down Tallahassee’s only Homeless Shelter during COVID
May 19, 2022
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Public records show that the Chamber’s public relations consultant, Hammerhead’s Skip Foster, worked behind the scenes to shut down City Walk-Urban Ministry.
Lightsey: City/County Comp Plan Rewrite has Become a Fiasco
May 9, 2022
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Former Mayor Debbie Lightsey outlines the delays behind the eight-year project to rewrite the mobility element of the comprehensive plan.
Delilah Pierre: Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey and the LGBTQ+ community
May 9, 2022
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Pierre breaks down how Mayor John Dailey took credit for the work of LGTBQ+ groups and bailed on them when they needed help the most.
Updated: Disappointing News Again in Quest to Save the Lake Hall School
May 9, 2022
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Tuesday’s meeting provided a surprising setback yet again in the long quest to save the Lake Hall School.
Rabbi Oirechman: Fire Devastates Chabad House of Tallahassee
May 8, 2022
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Early Sunday morning, the Chabad House of Tallahassee suffered from a catastrophic fire to the structure. Read Rabbi Oirechman’s email about the fire.
David Bellamy Explains His Opposition to Women’s Reproductive Rights Resolution
May 5, 2022
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David Bellamy took to Real Talk 93.3 on Thursday, just days after the potential reversal of Roe v. Wade was made public to voice his opposition to the city’s women’s reproductive rights resolution.
City Manager Approves $225,400 in Pay Raises for City Executives
April 26, 2022
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Pay raises released following the botched roll-out of city reorganization leave management scrambling, public, officials out of the loop.
UPDATE: Shooting on Gaines Street Friday Ruled Stand Your Ground, No Charges Against Shooter
April 22, 2022
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Shooting this afternoon on Gaines Street leaves one victim with life-threatening injuries, and lingering questions about police reporting policy.
Tallahassee City Manager Reorganization, Three New Assistant City Managers
April 21, 2022
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Read the press release sent by the City of Tallahassee today, announcing a large reorganization of the city government.
Lotane: Insurance Legislative Session Must Avoid Failed Fixes
April 21, 2022
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Florida Republicans have had virtually unfettered oversight of property insurance for over a generation. Despite their undying adherence to cliches that free markets solve everything, Florida’s insurance industry is in absolute freefall.
Commissioners Talk Doak Campbell Deal at WFSU Village Square Town Hall
April 19, 2022
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“We have to listen to the people we work for,” Leon County Commissioner Rick Minor says of his opposition to the $27 million dollar Doak deal.
Jeremy Matlow: Should Top Government Officials be Interviewed in Bars?
April 11, 2022
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“I believe the entire decision-making process should happen in public view,” City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow says of Blueprint’s mysterious Intergovernmental Management Committee, in an email to supporters.
Candidates, Officials, Respond after Williams-Cox, Dailey, Maddox adjourn Blueprint meeting during Sunshine Law Discussion
April 9, 2022
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“To the public, it looks like we aren’t being open and transparent,” said Rick Minor, who, along with Kristin Dozier, was denied the right to speak at the meeting.
Gerri Seay: Leon County Drops the Ball on Lake Hall School
April 9, 2022
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After the Civil War, a group of freed slaves purchased land from plantation owners who had fallen on hard times and built the Lake Hall School.
Watch Commissioners Respond to Capital Area Justice Ministry Housing Questions | VIDEO
April 7, 2022
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City Commissioners addressed a coalition of 19 religious congregations in Tallahassee who banded together to ask local leaders to make an in-person commitment for their two policy priorities that the group developed for more than two years.
Mansell: Jefferson County ‘Charter School Meltdown’ Article Hit the Mark
April 6, 2022
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National education expert, with Jefferson County experience, says things are bad but can be fixed with the resumption of local control
Adner Marcelin Kicks off Campaign with Endorsements from Lightsey, Inman-Johnson, Rackleff, Thaell, Frazier
March 30, 2022
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“Our community tried with all of their might to change the majority of our commissioner’s minds, now the community must change the majority of its commissioners,” Marcelin said.
“It’s wrong,” Uhlfelder says after Attorney General Accepts $25,000 from Florida Power & Light
March 29, 2022
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“FPL profits on the backs of working families and politicians like Ashley Moody are part of the business model,” Daniel Uhlfelder, a candidate for Florida Attorney General, said.
Charlie Crist, Bob Lotane talk Voting Rights, Criminal Justice Reform
March 29, 2022
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“It’s no accident that I talked about my plans to protect voting rights the first week I announced I was running for governor,” Crist says, in an interview with Our Tallahassee publisher Bob Lotane.
TPD Releases Body Camera Footage from Saturday Night Incident
March 28, 2022
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“It does not appear from the body-worn cameras that his head hit the concrete ground at all,” Revell said on Monday, in defense of the officer who used a technique that Department policy forbids.
Video Emerges of TPD Slamming Young Man’s Head into Pavement That They Were Handcuffing
March 27, 2022
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Tallahassee Police Department seen on video lifting young man off the ground to slam his head into the pavement during an arrest in the All Saints neighborhood.
Tallahassee Firefighters Endorse Jeremy Matlow
March 24, 2022
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“Commissioner Matlow stepped up for public safety and our first responders in a very big way over the past couple of years,” said Davis, “these have been difficult times for our members and he has not only been willing to listen, but has worked to address some of those problems to ensure we can provide the highest level of public safety.”
Kristin Dozier Calls for Resolution Defending Rep. Al Lawson, Leon County’s Seat in Congress.
March 18, 2022
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Dozier’s comments come after the legislature passed a map that eliminates Rep. Al Lawson’s representation of Leon County, and is on the Governor’s desk. He’s promised to veto any alternative map which would include Lawson’s current district.
D.R. Horton’s First Leon County Rezonings, Development: Southwood Plantation Road
March 18, 2022
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The country’s largest development company is finally seeking government approvals in Leon County. A look inside the pending real estate deals looking for local government approval next week.
5 Takeaways on Matlow vs. Bellamy Race: Lobbyists Invest in Bellamy’s Campaign
March 17, 2022
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Influential State Lobbyists Showing Clear Interest in David Bellamy over Jeremy Matlow. The race continues to outpace others in fundraising.
Goad, Long, Pingree, Campbell Go On Vacation Together Hours After Stadium Vote
March 8, 2022
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The Intergovernmental Management Committee, made up of County Administrator and City Administrator took a vacation together hours after the Seminole Boosters’ vote.
Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey Megadonor Attacks Challenger
March 4, 2022
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Premier Fine Homes CEO Steve Ghazvini didn’t waste any time attacking newly filed challenger to Mayor John Dailey. The company has been Dailey’s largest donor.
Save The English Forest
March 2, 2022
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These geologic features unique to this property are vulnerable to stormwater runoff with elevated pollutants from manmade disturbances. Contaminated water will enter the Floridan Aquifer, manifesting at Wakulla Springs.
Jefferson County’s Charter School Meltdown
March 2, 2022
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Charter schools, primarily funded through dollars taken directly from public school budgets, have grown to over 687 with a student enrollment approaching 350,000.
Leon County Democratic Party: “To our knowledge, Mayor Dailey has yet to return these funds”
February 22, 2022
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Public commentary, unpaid and non-conflicted, has been overwhelmingly opposed to giving FSU $26.5 million of our collective tax dollars. To our knowledge, Mayor Dailey has yet to return these funds
$27 Million Dollar Seminole Boosters Deal Includes $500,000 For Sports Gambling Infrastructure
February 21, 2022
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“This is an issue that has been a little bit under the radar,” said former FSU VP David Coburn. Video and Documents Reveal Trustees Discussing Infrastructure Cost of Gambling Operation, Coburn Pointed to Public Funding Request
Update: Former Sheriff David Harvey Engaged with Commissioners for Wakulla Springs Gas Station Deal
February 19, 2022
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The Former Sheriff of Wakulla County’s involvement in the controversial deal was not disclosed publicly previously.
Madame Mayor? Kristin Dozier Files Against John Dailey
February 18, 2022
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Kristin Dozier is likely to announce a run for Mayor. A look at Dailey’s first three years and the state of the race.
Proctor Says John Dailey Should Apologize After Claiming “Voter Suppression” for FSU Contributions Criticism
February 17, 2022
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Dailey compared his acceptance of over $20,000 in reelection campaign contributions from the Seminole Bosoters to “voter suppression.” Now Proctor is asking him to apologize for his comments.
“Enriching your political coffer before a 27-million-dollar vote” Proctor in a Letter to Mayor John Dailey
February 17, 2022
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Proctor Responds to Mayor John Dailey’s Defense of “Voter Suppression” to Not Accept Seminole Boosters Money.
Mayor John Dailey Responds to Calls For Him to Return $23,050 in Seminole Boosters Money Before Vote | VIDEO
February 16, 2022
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ACTION ALERT: Tell Wakulla County Commissioners to Save Our Springs
February 14, 2022
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“Irreparable and catastrophic harm” to Wakulla Springs, say springs experts who have analyzed the pending rezoning of a gas station above the Wakulla Springs cave. Wakulla County Commissioners vote on the deal on February 22nd. Can you send them an email letting them know you support saving our springs?
John Dailey Reelection Campaign Got $23,050 in Donations from Seminole Boosters Before Stadium Vote
February 12, 2022
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Just Weeks Before the Critical Stadium Vote, Dailey’s Reelection Campaign Received Twenty Five Checks from Seminole Boosters, FSU Leadership.
Bob Lotane: Randy Fine’s ‘Dirty Dozen,’ GOP discomfort and hypocrisy
February 10, 2022
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Fine is pushing budget language to strip $200 million from the “Dirty Dozen” and redistribute the money to districts that complied. Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna responded, calling Fine “a childish, immature bully.”
Progressives Claim Legislature is Ignoring Real People’s Needs this Session
February 9, 2022
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Jack Porter, who sits on the Tallahassee City Commission, cited one example: Florida’s housing crisis. She pointed to trailer park in her community where the owner doubled rents and pushed residents out of their homes.
Wakulla Commissioners to Consider Gas Station Over Wakulla Springs Cave
February 8, 2022
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The proposed gas station poses a “truly grave threat” to the springs, according to the official nonprofit partner of Wakulla Springs State Park.
ACTION ALERT: Tell Commissioners to Say No to Doak Stadium Deal
February 8, 2022
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Can you send a message to Leon County, Tallahassee, FSU and Seminole Boosters that you don’t support using public dollars for the stadium deal?
Lamar: Criminalizing Unhoused People Not the Answer
February 8, 2022
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Joey Lamar, a candidate for Leon County Commission District 3 rejects the proposed ordinance criminalizing houselessness in an op-ed.
FSU Responds to Neo-Nazi Student Outrage, “Protecting Freedom of Expression”
February 4, 2022
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“At this time, we are unaware of any actionable activity or offenses,” FSU Associate Vice President for Student Affairs says in response to an FSU Student who was part of the Neo-nazi group Patriot Front, in an email obtained by Our Tallahassee. “FSU also prides itself on protecting freedom of expression and speech and the right to peacefully assemble,”
Neo-Nazi Group Hosted Training in Lafayette Park, Tallahassee Campgrounds in October
February 1, 2022
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Leaks from Patriot Front show videos of neo-nazi combat training in Tallahassee this October, in Lafayette Park and Leon County’s Williams’ Landing.
FAMU-AFSCME members demand a decent contract
February 1, 2022
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Florida A&M University Labor Union Holds Picket Line to Protest Stalled Contract. AFSCME members demand a decent contract from FAMU.
Greed-apalooza strikes Tallahassee: People in Trailer Park Face Predatory Landlord
February 1, 2022
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Residents of the Meadows Trailer Park faced with few options. Last week, City Commissioners Porter & Matlow and Leon County Schoolboard Chair Darryl Jones held a press conference with residents.
David O’Keefe: Vote No on Proposed Leon County Homelessness Ordinance
January 24, 2022
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David O’Keefe, candidate for Leon County Commission District 5 says Leon County Commissioners should vote no on the proposed homelessness ordinance.
“Unprecedented” Congressman Al Lawson Slams DeSantis Congressional Map Proposal
January 18, 2022
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“It is evident that DeSantis is trying to restrict minority representation,” Leon County’s Representative Al Lawson says, after Governor DeSantis’ office releases proposed congressional redistricting map which eliminates black access seat in North Florida.
FSU Board of Trustees Chair Says “I Don’t Vote On This. I Live in Tampa” Regarding 27 Million Dollar Seminole Boosters Deal
January 18, 2022
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We uncovered a previously unreported $100,000 Donation to Ron DeSantis Months After Being Appointed. University Claims Lobbying E-Mails Exempt from Public Records. FSU Board of Trustees Chair Shows Contempt for Our Community, Regarding 27 Million Dollar Seminole Boosters Deal.
OPINION: True Shame in the Seminole Boosters $27 Million Dollar Bailout Deal
January 15, 2022
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Bob Lotane Looks at the $27 Million Dollar Seminole Boosters Deal. The final vote on the deal is on February 24th in the City Commission Chambers.
Nine Tallahassee Issues People Should Be Concerned about in 2022
January 10, 2022
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From Justice to Ethics, Amazon Economic Development to Public Engagement. VanderMeer outlines the various issues people in Tallahassee should be paying attention to in 2022
Tallahassee Police Chief Revell Subject of LGBTQIA+ Discrimination Complaint; Justice Department Launches Probe
January 10, 2022
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TPD Chief Revell Subject of Federal Sexual Orientation Discrimination Complaint which Began Before Revell’s Controversial Billy Graham Conference Appearance.
Leon County Commission District Five’s Fundraising Footrace
January 9, 2022
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Five candidates vie for Kristin Dozier’s open seat on the Leon County Commission, the most progressive district, spanning midtown to Chaires.
McCray, Manning, Mattox, a Legal Perfect Storm for Goad on the Horizon
January 7, 2022
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Subpenoeas, Discrimination, and Severance Agreements: There is a perfect storm of a former worker’s trial brewing under the legal guidance of Marie Mattox, and it could spell bad news for city executives.
Tallahassee’s Vincent Evans to be Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus
January 4, 2022
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Tallahassee’s Political Veteran Vincent Evans to head up Congressional Black Caucus.
Sandra Manning: “I experienced racism at the hand of Reese Goad”, says City Manager Preferred Younger White Woman
December 21, 2021
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City worker alleges in depositions she was denied promotion based on race, age despite being promised the position by Goad. Her case goes to trial in February 2022.
Rivest, Hawkins, Deboles-Johnson, Revell Talk County District 5 Campaign
December 20, 2021
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Meet the candidates looking to succeed Kristin Dozier on the Leon County Commission, for District 5.
Jeff VanderMeer & Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Talk Environment
December 18, 2021
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Fried and VanderMeer discuss Fried’s positions on a number of environmental issues in her campaign to be Florida’s Governor.
Dozier: $27 Million Dollar Seminole Boosters Deal is “Lipstick on a Pigskin”
December 9, 2021
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Kristin Dozier Responds to Outgoing FSU Athletics Director David Coburn Night Before Vote on $27 Million Seminole Boosters Deal for Luxury Stadium Seating
Lobbyists, Chamber Flood Money Into Their Fight to Stop Jeremy Matlow
December 3, 2021
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Jeremy Matlow’s Opposition Posts His First Month Fundraising; Nearly 40% of his campaign was from just one lobbying firm.
NAACP Calls Townhall Monday: How Should We Spend $27 Million?
November 26, 2021
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The Tallahassee Branch NAACP asks the community to assemble Monday at The Lincoln Center, continuing conversation on public dollars.
Tallahassee Police Chief Refuses to Say if He Thinks Being Gay is a Sin at Mayor’s LGBTQ Council
November 10, 2021
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Revell’s Defiant at Mayor’s LGBTQ+ Advisory Council, Proclaims Faith. Revell refused to answer questions about whether he thought being gay was a sin.
Larry Keefe: Respected Prosecutor to Alt-Right Made Man?
November 5, 2021
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Former US Attorney Larry Keefe rolls the reputational dice. Once a respected prosecutor, in the months since the 2020 elections, Keefe has fallen far and fast into the alt-right.
FAMU Alumnus Vince Evans Being Recruited to Run For Tallahassee Mayor
October 18, 2021
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FAMU Alumnus, White House Staff Vince Evans Being Recruited to Run for Tallahassee Mayor in 2022
Burnette’s Doubletree Hotel Going into Foreclosure Following Guilty Verdict
October 13, 2021
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The foreclosure comes in the wake of Burnette’s conviction on five out of nine charges for bribery and lying to federal investigators in Tallahassee’s public corruption trial.
“I was God’s First Choice,” TPD Chief Revell Says at Billy Graham Retreat
October 1, 2021
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Tallahassee Police Department Chief Lawrence Revell Attended and Spoke at Three Day Retreat at Homophobic Billy Graham Law Enforcement Retreat
Jimbo Fisher, College Town and $27 Million Public Dollars in Stadium Enhancements
October 1, 2021
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This past week, Intergovernmental Agency, controlled by our five City Commissioners, and seven County Commissioners gave $27 million dollars of our money to a stadium project.
Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey Silences Jack Porter on City Ethics Reform
September 27, 2021
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The Tallahassee Mayor Adjourned a Meeting to Avoid Passing Ethics Reform, Denying Commissioner Porter the opportunity to speak.
Leon County Bucks Statewide Dominance of Republican Voter Registration Effort
September 22, 2021
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Since the 2020 Elections, Republicans have dominated Democrats across the state at party voter registration. Not in Leon County.
Tallahassee ‘Truth Teller’ Talks About Maddox Case, Beginnings
September 13, 2021
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Jackson has been a relentless critic of City Hall for more than ten years. We catch up with him to talk about how it all started for him, and some of his thoughts on the bribery crisis.
After Turmoil and Controversy, Is the Tallahassee Chamber Still Relevant?
September 8, 2021
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Following the Maddox Lovefest at Amelia Island at the annual Chamber Conference. We wonder, is the 111-Year-Old Institution Still Relevant?