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An investigation revealed a foster care 'side door' that keeps children separated from their parents (opens the original)
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Hillsborough County once had more children in foster care than anywhere else in the state. In the last five years, the number of kids in foster care has dropped. But an investigation by the Tampa Bay Times has found some families ending up in what they're calling a "side door" in the foster care system — a patchwork of family arrangements that can leave parents struggling to reunite with their children. Reporters Lauren Peace and Teghan Simonton have been digging into the numbers and talking to
Board Game Therapy group makes mental health benefits of gaming more accessible (opens the original)
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On a Friday night in late August, a large event room inside Apostles Lutheran Church in Brandon is filled with the sounds of folding tables scraping the linoleum floor, the shuffling of cards, the rolling of dice and the low thrum of excited chatter. Shayna Gurvitz, stands in front of a small stage, a growing pile of board games stacked behind her, and addresses the small crowd. "Hey everyone! One, thank you so much for coming. I know people are still trickling in, but this is really exciting. I
FDOT revokes permits for Flock cameras installed on state land next to roads (opens the original)
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On Monday, Aug. 31, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) issued a memorandum revoking existing permits for automated license plate recognition (ALPR) systems, commonly referred to by the brand name "Flock cameras," that are installed within the right of way of roads on the State Highway System. The memo states, in part, that the decision was made because of the "recent exponential increase in deployments along our roadways, couple with concerning reports of misuse, data privacy concer
How NIL deals have changed the landscape of Florida high school athletics (opens the original)
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Florida is on the frontier of the new era of high school sports. Florida allows high schoolers to earn money through endorsements and sponsorships, which has changed the landscape of student-athletes and their schools across the state. School choice means student-athletes can switch schools searching for teams, coaches and the best facilities. Who wins when players can transfer looking for playing time and paydays? Who enforces the rules? Dan Cornely, director of sports management programs at Fl
This cemetery teaches student historians how to preserve memories and honor legacies (opens the original)
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At 10 a.m. on a recent Saturday morning, as the cars whizzed by on nearby U.S. 41, a small team of youngsters gathered around a folding table in a shelter at the center of the 115-year-old Lutz Cemetery. Cemetery manager Toni Hedstrom laid out thin sheets of paper, tape, scissors and black chalk while explaining the day's task. "We are going to do monument etching. This is so cool, you guys. But first, when you get to your monument, you're probably going to have to wipe it down because it's goin
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