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@SunSentinel reporter. 2023 Journalist of the Year for @spjfla and FSNE. Part of 2019 #Pulitzer-winning team. Proud @SS_Guild member. DMs open.

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Fighting for the arts: The mission to preserve, offer special art and music classes in Broward schools

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By Scott Travis 
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The arts thrive at North Andrews Elementary School of the Arts in Oakland Park, where students can experience theater, a band, an orchestra, a show choir and visual arts classes. But at Collins Elementary, a small school in Dania Beach, students don’t attend any classes specifically focused on art or music. It’s a disparity that has frustrated many parents and School Board members.
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What’s happening in Mendocino County: June 4-10

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By Scott Travis 
| Willits News
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... *What’s Happening” submissions may be emailed to Scott Travis at stravis@ukiahdj.com. Thursday Willits Library: Art Session every Thursday from 1-3 p.m. at 390 E. Commercial Street. Free event. 707-459-5908. Willits Center for the Arts: Drop-in life drawing group every Thursday from 1-4 p.m. Sliding scale cost. For more information, call 707-459-9251. Friday Willits Library: Story and playtime every Friday from 11 a.m. to noon at 390 E. Commercial Street.
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Broward Schools overhaul background checks after volunteer’s murder conviction is revealed

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By Scott Travis 
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Broward School District plans to start conducting background checks for members of its voluntary advisory groups after learning that a member of one committee was found guilty of murder three decades ago when she was a teenager. But the background checks will be statewide only for most crimes and wouldn’t have actually caught the Pennsylvania crime that raised concerns.
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