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Port St. Lucie removes 18 Flock cameras as privacy concerns grow (opens the original)
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Florida's deadline to remove Flock cameras from highway rights-of-way is Wednesday, Sept. 30, but Port St. Lucie is also removing 18 cameras from city streets after pausing its program due to privacy concerns. Florida’s Department of Transportation mandated that local agencies remove Flock cameras from state highway rights-of-way by today. These cameras capture license plate information that law enforcement can use to investigate crimes. However, the state order does not apply to cameras on city
Publix expands push to fight hunger in Palm Beach County (opens the original)
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Publix is making its largest-ever commitment to fighting hunger, putting $25 million toward food banks and other nonprofits across the communities it serves. Part of that effort is happening right here in Palm Beach County, where more than 50 Publix employees spent the day volunteering at the Palm Beach County Food Bank. The volunteers measured beans, filled bags and packed boxes of food that will be distributed to local families and students. "This goes out to the over 200,000 people in Palm Be
'He tried to take her cruiser': Suspect fatally shot by deputy in South Palm Beach after struggle (opens the original)
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A 32-year-old man was shot and killed by a deputy in South Palm Beach Thursday morning after an altercation that began when he called dispatch for help. The incident unfolded around 7:30 a.m. on South Ocean Boulevard. According to Palm Beach County Sheriff Rick Bradshaw, the deputy first responded to a South Palm Beach fire station after the suspect contacted dispatch, saying he needed assistance. The sheriff said Rex Alexander Magann threatened to take the deputy’s cruiser and attempted to grab
Palm Beach County firefighter shares how 9/11 inspired his call to serve (opens the original)
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Lt. Miguel Johnson of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue reflects on how the events of 9/11 shaped his life and led him to a career of service Lt. Miguel Johnson of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue reflects on how the events of 9/11 shaped his life and led him to a career of service Lt. Miguel Johnson, of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue, recalls the events of Sept. 11, 2001, as a day that profoundly changed his perspective and inspired his lifelong commitment to service. Johnson, a New York native from Qu
Boca Raton Christian School students pack 20,000 meals for families in need in South Florida (opens the original)
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More than 460 middle and high school students at Boca Raton Christian School are putting their hands to work Thursday, packing meals for families in need in South Florida and around the world. The students initially set a goal of packing 10,000 meals. Thanks to community support, organizers say they are now on track to double that number. The effort is part of the school's two-day "Hands + Feet Project," which connects community service with the school's mission trips. Students are packing meals
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