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Lack of communication since league's year-end fundraiser drove questions on social media about 2021 plans The PUL logo. After going more than two months without releasing any official communications, the Premier Ultimate League reentered the public conversation after increasing questions about its return-to-play plan and use of donated funds culminated in an online conflict in which the league’s co-founder and former president posted a racist tweet. Ultiworld spoke with current PUL Board and Executive Committee member Janel Venzant this week about a number of topics, including the league’...
Sunburn â The morning read of whatâs hot in Florida politics â 3.10.21 Good Wednesday morning: Donald Trump over Joe Biden by a couple of points on Election Day, and not much has changed in the four months since, according to new polling from Mason-Dixon. The pollster didnât put the former President head-to-head with his successor, but it did find that Bidenâs job approval rating is underwater, with 47% of voters approving and 49% disapproving. The balance is undecided. Floridians still prefer Donald Trump to Joe Biden, a new survey finds. Biden does hold a dominant ...
DeSantis to sweep away Scott, Bondi legacy on rights restoration — Fried (with no proof) suggests DeSantis had Covid-19 — Poll finds Rubio in decent shape for 2022 — Gaetz joins #FreeBritney Presented by Ocean Conservancy Hello and welcome to Wednesday. The daily rundown — Between Monday and Tuesday, the number of Florida coronavirus cases increased by 4,426 (0.2 percent), to 1,952,733; active hospitalizations decreased by 22 (nearly 0.7 percent), to 3,310; deaths rose by 125 (nearly 0.4 percent), to 31,889; 3,658,030 Floridians have had at least one dose of a vaccine. Ten years after...
Word got out that a vaccine site was giving shots to anyone because of low demand. Hundreds lined up. Paulina Firozi © Julio Ligorria People line up to receive a vaccine from the FEMA vaccination site in Florida City on March 7, 2021. Before doors opened at a vaccination site in Florida City, Fla., on Sunday morning, hundreds of people had already lined up to get a jab — many not even eligible under state rules. Julio Ligorria arrived at 8 a.m. He said he saw about 200 people already wrapped around the block and counting. Many had seen reports that, a day earlier, th...