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Alberto Camargo is a sports intern with the Knoxville News-Sentinel and a recent graduate of the University of South Florida. He is an alumnus of the Sports Journalism Institute's class of 2022 and an active member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

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'One of the best': Florida State community celebrates the life of President Emeritus John Thrasher

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By Alberto Camargo
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — The Florida State University community celebrated the life of President Emeritus John Thrasher Tuesday. Thrasher served as FSU president from 2014-2021. He died on May 30 at 81. Watch the video below to hear how FSU alumni and local lawmakers describe Thrasher's impact as a leader and man.
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Leon County holds water distribution with precautionary boil water advisory in place for some communities

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By Alberto Camargo
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
WOODVILLE, Fla. (WTXL) — Neighbors stopped by the second of two water distributions in Woodville Monday after a water main break led to a boil water notice over the weekend. Water has been restored in Woodville following a water main break over the weekend. During a distribution on Monday, people were able to pick up two cases of water. With the boil water advisory people are being told to boil tap water for at least one minute before consuming or using for things like brushing their teeth.
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Money for FAMU Marching 100 to come from university funds, not Foundation

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By Alberto Camargo
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — $800,000 in funding for FAMU Marching 100 will come from university funds, no longer from the FAMU Foundation. The Foundation previously tabbed $400,000 for the 100, but that will now help fund university leadership salaries. The Marching 100 previously pushed for funding from FAMU's Board of Trustees amid budget and leadership changes. Watch the video below to learn how this funding could impact the band's future.
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