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Noah Hertz

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He/Him. Opinions mine. Reporter for @JAXTDY, @WJCTNews, Gamer on @press_startpod | Doing the dumb things I've gotta do.

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I'm a Central Florida-based writer, producer and podcaster with more than three years of experience.

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St. Johns County will remove at least some of its Flock cameras

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By Noah Hertz Verified
| Jacksonville Today
Amid mixed opinions from local elected officials and others, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office will join other law enforcement agencies in taking down at least some of its Flock license plate reader cameras on state roads. The move comes after the Florida Department of Transportation announced earlier this week that the agency was revoking its permits for the cameras along state roads. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one.
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St. Johns wants to challenge Florida’s agricultural enclave development law

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By Noah Hertz Verified
| Jacksonville Today
The St. Johns County Commission may file a court challenge over a controversial state development law governing so-called agricultural enclaves. The move comes after the county failed to reach a consensus on whether to certify more than 4,000 acres of farmland near Nocatee for development. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one. Without a vote to approve or deny the certification, the county now has 90 days to act before the land is automatically certified.
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Anti-growth candidates win big in St. Johns County

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By Noah Hertz Verified
| Jacksonville Today
From the School Board to the County Commission, this month’s primary elections scored wins for St. Johns County candidates running on a common platform: Stop the county’s rapid growth. It’s a message that resonated with voters in one of Florida’s fastest-growing counties. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one. Martin Pyszczymuka handily defeated three other candidates to earn his seat on the Board of County Commissioners.
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