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Amy Diaz

Flint, Winston-Salem
As seen in: WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem, NC), Tampa Bay Times, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, NewsBreak, WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC), WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC), WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL), Blue Ridge Public Radio, WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC), Great Lakes Now, Public Radio East and
Covers:  County/City Government
covering education in the piedmont and high country for @885wfdd 🦇 tips: adiaz@wfu.edu

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Amy Diaz is a journalist hailing from St. Petersburg, FL. She has written for multiple local newspapers in her hometown before becoming a full-time reporter for Flint Beat. When she’s not writing you can find her playing her pink electric guitar. You can follow her on Twitter @amydiaze or contact her at amyelizadiaz@gmail.com.

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City remains unsure about use of police body cameras

City remains unsure about use of police body cameras

Police Department has kept them shelved amid questions over costs, privacy SARASOTA - Four years after the Sa…

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The search continues for Sarasota Orchestra's new home

The search continues for Sarasota Orchestra's new home

When commissioners voted to remove Payne Park from consideration, the orchestra's task force was sent back to…

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Sarasota's aging infrastructure is set to be replaced and renewed over the next 11 years

Sarasota's aging infrastructure is set to be replaced and renewed over the next 11 years

SARASOTA - A $298.5 million Utilities Master Plan drafted by Sarasota officials to replace aging pipes and ot…

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Sarasota's Bobby Jones golf course unlikely to be sustainable

Sarasota's Bobby Jones golf course unlikely to be sustainable

A city consultant's business plan for the complex shows that even after pricey renovations, its revenues won'…

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City of Sarasota approves parks master plan

City of Sarasota approves parks master plan

Public feedback sought on 10-year plan, which identifies $50 million in spending SARASOTA - A City Commission…

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Sarasota Orchestra looks outside city limits for new home

Sarasota Orchestra looks outside city limits for new home

Announcement comes 10 days after Payne Park was eliminated as an option. The Sarasota Orchestra announced Thu…

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Greensboro to host youth town hall on violence prevention

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By Amy Diaz
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
The City of Greensboro's Community Safety Department is hosting a youth town hall this week. Officials say they want to provide a space for youth to talk about issues that are important to them and share ideas for positive change — specifically around safety and violence prevention. It’s also a chance for teenagers to engage directly with city leaders and community members. The town hall will take place on Wednesday, June 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Central Library on Church Street.
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Alamance commission and school board to meet over budget dispute Original

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By Amy Diaz
| WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem, NC) Verified
Alamance County commissioners and school board members are meeting next week to discuss a budget dispute. The Alamance-Burlington School System Board of Education is challenging the county’s funding for the district in next year’s budget.
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Asheboro NAACP to honor enslaved Randolph County residents Original

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By Amy Diaz
| WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem, NC) Verified
The Asheboro/Randolph County NAACP is unveiling a new memorial Thursdayhonoring enslaved residents in observance of Juneteenth. For the last four years, local NAACP members have searched through old deeds, census data, police records, newspaper articles and more to compile a list of enslaved Randolph residents. They’re up to about 1,600 names. And using all of those documents, Chapter President Chip Foust says they were able to piece together stories for some of these individuals.
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