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Edmond Thorne

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Florida, Fort Lauderdale
As seen in: NewsBreak, Medium
Covers:  Politics, City Hall, Finance, State House, Crime, Local Entertainment, Extreme Weather, Transportation, Taxes, Real Estate, Movers & Shakers.
Doesn't Cover: Sports, Foreign Languages, Religion, and Children.
OmniCom MultiMedia (OCMM) delivers hyperlocal, nonpartisan news on Florida's crime, politics, health, safety, travel, real estate, and financial matters.

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Edmond Thorne’s Biography

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With a rich career history as a public relations writer for tech giants like Microsoft and Google, I’ve now found my passion for shedding light on local stories in the South Florida area. My writing spans a variety of topics, from politics and finance to local events, capturing the pulse and vibe of the community.

Retirement didn’t mean slowing down for me. Instead, it opened up avenues to focus on issues close to my heart and home. I take pride in delivering real, impactful news that resonates…

Edmond Thorne’s Journalist Portfolio

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NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges?

NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges?

NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges? A massive settl…

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Who Is At Your Door: Rogue Delivery Drivers Are 'Buying' Accounts To Bypass Background Checks - N...

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Florida Whistleblowers Risk Everything: Critics Say State Laws Offers Little Protection - NewsBre...

Florida Whistleblowers Risk Everything: Critics Say State Laws Offers Little Protection - NewsBre...

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NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges?

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NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges? A massive settlement ends the investor case, but the public is left asking why no elected officials faced charges in one of Florida’s most talked‑about political scandals.
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NextEra Pays $150 Million To End Political Scandals: Why Did No FL. Politicians Face Charges?

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PowerPhoto byAndrey MetelevonUnsplash A massive settlement ends the investor case, but the public is left asking why no elected officials faced charges in one of Florida’s most talked‑about political scandals. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia Florida News Network: Tallahassee — Florida power customers are used to seeing high electric bills, but a massive new corporate payout is turning heads across the Sunshine State.
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Private Equity's Florida Takeover: Why Your AC, Plumbing & Rent Costs Keep Soaring

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Wall StreetPhoto byRobb MilleronUnsplash Private equity firms bought homes, then bought the companies that fix them. Now many Floridians are paying the price twice. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia Florida News Network: Tallahassee — When the air conditioner quits in July, most Floridians do not have the luxury of shopping around for days. They need cold air, and they need it fast. That urgency has become big business.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

3 years ago working for OmniCom MultiMedia

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, IBM Selectric

How is social media changing news?

Badly
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