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Demings buys ads as Florida GOP hounds Pelosi s Puppets — Ayala, Bracy join growing field to succeed Demings — Puerto Rico s population decline could be next crisis

Demings buys ads as Florida GOP hounds Pelosi s Puppets — Ayala, Bracy join growing field to succeed Demings — Puerto Rico s population decline could be next crisis
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Gainesville may sue state over anti-riot law

Gainesville may sue state over ‘anti-riot’ law John Henderson, The Gainesville Sun © Aaron Daye, The Gainesville Sun Gainesville s City Hall building. Against the advice of their attorney, Gainesville city commissioners have taken a first step toward possibly suing the state over controversial House Bill 1, also known as the “anti-riot” law. The City Commission on Thursday instructed legal staff, working with nonprofit groups that have agreed to handle the legal costs, to draft a lawsuit that would challenge the new law. The Community Justice Project and The Public Rights Project organizations have agreed to file the suit, with the city named as a plaintiff in the case.

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Gainesville City Commissioners take first step in potential lawsuit over House Bill 1

Gainesville’s City Commission approved a motion that will allow two nonprofits and the city attorney to draft a formal complaint against Florida’s House Bill 1. The complaint could lead to a lawsuit that would challenge the bill in court.

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As COVID increased evictions, Black renters lives upended

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Every few days, Bathsheba Collingwood sprays her furniture and.

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Locked Out: Black renters in Central Florida more likely to be evicted — even before COVID

Locked Out: Black renters in Central Florida more likely to be evicted even before COVID Orlando Sentinel 10 hrs ago Desiree Stennett, Orlando Sentinel © Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando Sentinel Bathsheba Collingwood ties her son s shoes in front of their apartment in Orlando on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Every few days, Bathsheba Collingwood sprays her furniture and walls with bleach to scrub away new traces of the persistent mold she suspects caused her 3-year-old son’s asthma. The bathroom pipes have been leaking into her closet for months, leaving puddles on the carpet when she takes long showers. The nails holding her living room floor in place sometimes poke up, stabbing at her feet. In the winter, her heating was unreliable. And as the weather warms, her air conditioning unit isn’t working either.

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