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New College of Florida is spending nearly $1 million on outside PR consultants Original

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By Katie LaGrone Verified
| WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL) Verified
SARASOTA, FL — New College of Florida has paid approximately $800,000 to two outside public relations consultants since 2023 — both hired through no-bid contracts — even as the school maintains a 13-member in-house marketing and communications team, public records show.
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Lawsuits over school bus and school speed zone camera tickets face setbacks in Florida

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By Katie LaGrone Verified
| WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
Cameras catching drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses or speed through school zones are generating millions of citations across Florida — and a growing wave of legal challenges. For nearly 3 years, Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone and photojournalist Matthew Apthorp have been tracking the problems with these new automated school cameras and the millions of dollars they generate. But legal fights over these cameras are proving to be a bumpy road.
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Challenges over Fla’s school bus and school speed zone camera face setbacks as legal battles continue

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By Katie LaGrone Verified
| WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL) Verified
FLORIDA — Cameras catching drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses or speed through school zones are generating millions of citations across Florida — and a growing wave of legal challenges. For nearly 3 years, Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone and photojournalist Matthew Apthorp have been tracking the problems with these new automated school cameras and the millions of dollars they generate. But legal fights over these cameras are proving to be a bumpy road.
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