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Martin County border collie hoarding case moves forward as 30 rescued dogs find new homes (opens the original)
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A criminal case involving 36 rescued border collies in Martin County is moving forward. Paige O'Donnell faces 72 criminal charges — two for each dog rescued from her home. She was not present at her docket sounding Thursday afternoon in the Martin County courthouse, but I spoke with her attorney, Russell Ferraro. WATCH BELOW: Rescued dogs find new homes in animal hoarding case "At this point I can't really say anything on her behalf for or against her," Ferraro said. "We just got the discovery i
Fact check: Donalds ad claims Jolly's hurricane insurance plan would cost Florida families $1,000 per year (opens the original)
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With less than five weeks until Election Day, a campaign ad from Republican Byron Donalds claims Democrat David Jolly’s hurricane insurance proposal would cost Florida families $1,000 a year in what the ad calls a “hurricane tax.” An examination of the ad and the study it cites tells a more complicated story. The ad opens by asking, “How much will David Jolly’s hurricane tax cost Florida?” and cites a Florida State University study to support its assertion that Jolly’s plan would run Florida fam
Animal hoarding cases on the Treasure Coast raise questions about prevention efforts (opens the original)
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Two high-profile animal hoarding cases in Martin County this summer — and a third in Palm Beach County — have prompted questions about whether more can be done to prevent animal neglect before it reaches a crisis point. The answers, experts say, are not simple. On July 20, Martin County deputies rescued more than 100 cats and dogs from a house near Hobe Sound. "This is the worst animal hoarding case that I've seen," Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek said at the scene. Exactly three weeks late
Florida governor candidates clash on property taxes, insurance at Fort Lauderdale summit (opens the original)
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Florida's two gubernatorial nominees offered sharply different visions for the state's economy Wednesday at the WLRN Sunshine Economy Summit in downtown Fort Lauderdale, where affordability, property taxes, and hurricane insurance dominated the conversation. Democrat David Jolly and Republican Byron Donalds spoke in back-to-back 30-minute panel discussions, but were kept separate throughout the event. WATCH BELOW: Governor candidates clash on property taxes, insurance One
Mold concerns persist at Palm Beach County building housing state attorney, public defender offices (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Palm Beach County employees working in a downtown West Palm Beach office building say mold has been growing for months — and question whether their employer is doing enough to fix it. Workers in the building along Third Street, which houses the Palm Beach County State Attorney's and Public Defender's offices, shared photos and videos showing water stains, spores and what appears to be black mold around a stairway and elevator. WATCH BELOW: Mold concerns persist at Palm Be
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