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Florida Capitol still locked down - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Florida is billed as an oasis of freedom, but its state Capitol is still locked down
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Public Records Bills Generate Discussion Ahead Of Regular State Legislative Session
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The morning after the debate, Biggs said he began receiving multiple threatening phone calls from blocked and unblocked numbers starting at 8:46 a.m., a report shows.
The sheriff s report that was released to The News-Journal does not name Biggs specifically. The victim s name and address are redacted, as required by Marsy s Law.
But the newspaper requested the report after Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said Biggs had reported threats several months ago. The victim s age and other identifying facts in the report are consistent with Biggs, who in addition to organizing several events confronting antifa protesters and others who oppose Proud Boys views, gained some measure of fame working as an on-camera personality for Alex Jones InfoWars website and more recently hosted his own Internet show on the right-wing channel censored.TV.
Lawmakers try to balance open government & public health
Jake Stofan, Tallahassee corespondent
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – When lawmakers return to the Capitol in the new year, COVID19 will influence how they meet.
Both the House and Senate have adopted separate policies for keeping the Capitol safe while still attempting to keep committee proceedings open to the public.
Lawmakers have had to strike a balance between open government and public health as they prepare for January committee meetings.
“It’s just really hard to keep government open to the public when coronavirus is still so rampant out there,” said Pamela Marsh, president of the Florida First Amendment Foundation.