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âStrangling yourself from the insideâ: Nitrous oxide products like âwhippetsâ now banned in Florida (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Starting Thursday, smoke shops, gas stations and other retailers can no longer sell nitrous oxide. The products go by many names like Galaxy Gas or Nitro Whip, but theyâre all selling the same thing: Nitrous oxide - a gas people may know from the dentistâs office as laughing gas. But Mike McCormick with Florida Poison Control argued nitrous oxide is no laughing matter. âItâs sort of like youâre strangling yourself from the inside. This makes it so your body canât
DCPS opens up 2nd Amendment debate over guns in school parking lots (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Duval School Board took up a Second Amendment debate during a workshop meeting Thursday, as it considers whether to allow parents, teachers, and school staff to have guns in their cars while parked on school campuses. Under current district policy, you could be charged with a misdemeanor if you have a gun in your car in the parking lot of any school campus. And some board members like Anthony Ricardo (District 1) said they feel like that policy has stripped away parentsâ
New Amendment 3 calculator launches, showing impacts on local governments (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Voters have a new tool available to them to see the impacts of the proposed property tax amendment on their local governments. For months, web-based calculators like the one offered by MyExemptionCheck.com, have shown Florida homeowners how much theyâd save on their property tax bill if Amendment 3 passes. Now, the Florida Policy Institute has launched its own calculator, showing the other side of the coin. By simply entering your zip code, youâll get a full accounting o
Jacksonville City Council President forms committee to probe $30M+ JTA deficit (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville City Council President Nick Howland has formed a select committee to investigate severe budget failures at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority following the disclosure of a deficit exceeding $30 million. The committee is tasked with identifying potential financial solutions and evaluating whether to modify the local option gas tax to stabilize the transit agencyâs budget. Howland said that the primary objective of the new committee is to find solutions f
âSerious questions to answerâ: City leaders react to news of state investigation into JTA (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — City Council members are demanding answers from JTA following news that the agency was issued a subpoena by the Attorney Generalâs Office. The Office of Statewide Prosecution is seeking information on various agency contracts, policies, and more as JTA deals with nearly 200 layoffs, a change of leadership, and a $39 million budget shortfall. Council President Nick Howland (R-Group 3 At-Large) said heâll be charging a select committee to start a deep dive into what went w
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