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The Zonta Club of Tallahassee is in full stride
The Zonta Club of Tallahassee is off to a great start. At its first monthly meeting held recently, members were brought up to speed about the club's strategic plans.
11 hrs ago | News Press
Fantasy 5 ticket bought in Naples worth $70K
TALLAHASSEE - The Florida Lottery announced today that three players matched all five winning numbers in the Thursday, July 2, FANTASY 5 drawing and will share a $212,714.85 top prize.
16 hrs ago | Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee weather: Partly sunny & hot
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Florida drivers, brace for impact on your wallets
A previous version of this story contained an incorrect effective date. For Floridians already suffering from recession-pinched pocketbooks, add another dose of unwelcome news: Driving is going to get a lot more expensive.
Fla. Returned $173 Million In Unclaimed Property
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Fla. justices: Gov. can't reject judge nominees
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida Supreme Court says Gov. Charlie Crist can't reject an all-white list of appeals court nominees, even though he wants to appoint someone who will make the judiciary more diverse.
FDLE: Perry man embezzled more than $310,000 from employer
A Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation led to the arrest of a 64-year-old Perry man who the agency says embezzled more than $310,000 from his employer, according to an FDLE news release.
FHP starts criminal investigation into Watermelon Festival crash
The Florida Highway Patrol says it has started a criminal investigation into the June 20 Watermelon Festival crash in Monticello now that one of the victims has died.
Tallahassee Man Goes From Drug Addict to Body Building Champion
There's the old saying, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen....These days, heat is the least of Tim Durning's concerns.
McCollum, Sink alleged to have misused state planes
TALLAHASSEE - Attorney General Bill McCollum and Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink, Republican and Democratic rivals respectively in the 2010 race for governor, are now the targets of ethics complaints charging that they used state airplanes for personal travel.
Airport Receives $2.9 Million In Federal and State Grants
City of Tallahassee News Release: Last month, U.S. Senator Bill Nelsona s office announced the awarding of a $2.4 million grant to the Tallahassee Regional Airport from the Federal Aviation Administration .
Florida's 2.6 million smokers wake up to a new reality on Wednesday when the cost of a pack of cigarettes zooms another dollar.
This Bank Deposit Drew Alot Of Interest From Police
It was a bank deposit with interest -- from the police. Authorities in Tallahassee, Fla., report a customer at a bank drive-through lane had more than cash in his deposit bag.
Pensacola Junior College has laid off 46 employees. PJC President Ed Meadows says 25 of the cuts are custodians.. 5 are faculty.. and the rest come from the adminstrative, professional and career staff.
How local boat owners are riding out the recession
The hot weather is drawing many to spend time out on the water, but in today's economy, owning a boat can be pretty costly.
LCSO investigating early morning shooting at Riverfront Saloon
A man is in critical condition after he was shot at a local nightclub. It happened in the parking lot of the Riverfront Saloon on West Tennessee Street early Saturday morning.
Former sheriff's deputy begins trial for beating wife
The trial begins June 26th for Mark Thompson, the former Leon County sheriff's deputy charged with beating his wife nearly to death in early August 2007.
City of Tallahassee responding to storm damage
Due to rainwater entering the first floor of the City's Renaissance Center building on North Macomb Street, the utility payment facility at that location is temporarily closed this morning.
Updated: Orange Avenue open after power line, tree cleared
Orange Avenue between Eisenhower and Pottsdamer streets has been reopened, according to Derek Friend, acting spokesman for the Tallahassee Police Department.
Cigarette Causes Mobile Home Fire
A Tallahassee man's home goes up in flames when a neglected cigarette catches fire.
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