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Push to Quash Hope Florida Grand Jury Report Deepens Original

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By Gary Rohrer
| WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL) Verified
TALLAHASSEE – The legal position of the Hope Florida grand jury report, already widely reported but also expunged by an appellate court, grew murkier Tuesday amid a multi-pronged effort to prohibit any publication of the document. A group of people named in the grand jury report, first leaked in August, petitioned the 1st District Court of Appeal on Friday to “prohibit illegal publication” of the report, but the request was denied.
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Panhandle looks to recovery efforts after Isaias

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By Gary Rohrer
| Highlands News-Sun
TALLAHASSEE — Hurricane Isaias made tore through Florida’s western Gulf Coast on Friday evening, bringing storm surge, heavy winds and plenty of rain. Now the region is assessing the damage and starting the recovery process. The storm made landfall in Okaloosa County as a Category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of 120 mph. State and local officials said they’re working on the first order of clean up — clearing roads and restoring power.
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Scott critiques jobs numbers, UF hiring

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By Gary Rohrer
| Highlands News-Sun
TALLAHASSEE — Rick Scott left the governor’s mansion in 2019 for the U.S. Senate and seven years later, he’s not happy with the state’s economic numbers, nor the recent decisions at its flagship university. Scott has slammed the state’s economic and jobs numbers, an issue he was focused on during his time in the governor’s mansion from 2011-2019, as Florida tried to recover from the Great Recession.
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