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Rhiannon Rashidi

Reporter · US

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Aug 26, 2026
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Jul 31, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Rhiannon Rashidi | The Florida Trib

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    Rhiannon Rashidi | The Florida Trib Person Page Business & Economy State-licensed scams: Florida regulators allow contractors accused of deception to keep licenses Rhiannon Rashidi | The Florida Trib For years, Florida regulators have warned people to be wary of which home repair contractor they hire. The state, a mecca for retirees and a magnet for hurricanes, has long had a reputation as a hotbed for scammers, particularly in seasonal home repair work. But lawyers who specialize in consumer pr

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Rhiannon Rashidi | The Florida Trib

    State-licensed scams: Florida regulators allow contractors accused of deception to keep licenses (opens the original)

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    Mary Bennett-Harvey thought she was being clever. The Jacksonville resident found home-repair contractor Lickety Split through a flyer in the mail that included a coupon for an A/C system inspection. Why wait, she thought, until the systems aren’t working to get them checked out. “[They had] fancy trucks all painted up and looking very corporate and like they knew what they were doing,” she recalled in an interview. Bennett-Harvey, 76, made an appointment with Lickety Split in May 2025, just six

  3. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Rhiannon Rashidi/The Florida Trib

    Declining enrollment, teacher pay, a $92 million deficit: what’s at stake in Lee County’s school board race (opens the original)

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    This story is part of a statewide partnership of 27 nonpartisan newsrooms and universities working to help Florida voters make informed decisions in the 2026 school board elections. Learn more about the Florida Elections Reporting Partnership. Lee County School District is facing a projected $92.4 million budget shortfall next school year, forcing officials to spend more than $45 million in capital reserves to help close the gap — while still cutting hundreds of teaching positions and programs.

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