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Tallahassee protesters rally outside Chile and Chili’s food truck after ICE detainment of three employees (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A protest supporting Chile and Chili’s, a staple in the Tallahassee community, drew many people out Wednesday after the business announced it was closing down its food truck. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Chile and Chili’s food truck on West Tennessee Street Wednesday evening following the recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainment of three employees. “I’m a Tallahassee girl born and raised,” Lilith Smith, a protester, said. “Chile and Ch
Jefferson County plans year-long celebration for bicentennial anniversary (opens the original)
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MONTICELLO, Fla. (WCTV) - Jefferson County is just a few months away from its bicentennial anniversary, and county leaders said plans for the big celebration have been underway for months. On Jan. 20, Jefferson County will turn 200 years old. The county plans to hold a big celebration at the courthouse in Monticello to mark the milestone. County Manager Doug Baber said the county is putting $30,000 toward the celebration. The money is coming from the Tourism Development Council budget and the Bo
Fire sparks concerns over Alligator Point home (opens the original)
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ALLIGATOR POINT, Fla. (WCTV) - Two people were injured, including a Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy, after a fire at a home in Alligator Point early Sunday morning. The fire happened at 1271 Alligator Drive. Franklin County Sheriff A.J. Smith told WCTV the home was deemed unlivable after a recent hurricane and has no running water or power. Despite that, Sheriff Smith said a man had been living inside the home and was using a backup generator. He said they received a call from neighbors early S
Thousands gather in Panacea for 49th annual Blue Crab Festival (opens the original)
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PANACEA, Fla. (WCTV) -Thousands of people from all over gathered in Panacea on Saturday to celebrate the 49th annual Blue Crab Festival. Organizers say the blue crab is a big part of Panacea’s history and heritage, so they created the festival around it, selling thousands of pounds of blue crab. But organizers say the festival celebrates the community and gives back. Panacea Waterfront puts on the festival, and organizers say all proceeds go directly back into the community, helping with improve
‘Still not done’: Taylor County EOC director reflects on Hurricane Helene damage two years later (opens the original)
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PERRY, Fla. (WCTV) -Two years after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Taylor County, the Taylor County Emergency Management director is reflecting on the destruction left behind and the long road to recovery. Director Danny Glover says he remembers the Taylor County beaches looking like a bomb went off. He says he knew it would be a long, tough road ahead for residents. “It just looked like a bomb had went off. The residents that lived down there, you know, they just lost everything; they one da
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