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Pat Shingleton for Feb. 13, 2012
The cold February 1899 was one of the most severe ever recorded. As noted in a previous column, all-time record lows were logged in Milligan, Ohio, at minus 39 degrees and Camp Clarke, Neb., at minus 47.
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Officials working to turn around Daytona's Midtown
The community just east of Nova Road is also saddled with the city's highest concentration of poverty, a dearth of home ownership, an abundance of single-parent homes, infrastructure that screams for upgrades and a bumper crop of vacant properties -- 625 by the last count.
County to take up 5-cent gas tax proposal
Previous proposals to implement an additional Leon County gas tax have not budged, but the idea is going to be discussed again at a Tuesday workshop.
TPD Issues Missing Endangered Person Alert -- Herode Forestal
EYE ON THE FORECAST Hard Freeze Warning for everyone until Sunday morning..then only warming up into the low 50s in the afternoon.
Bill Bielecky: Protect car dealers from consumers?
Bill Bielecky is an attorney in Tallahassee who has practiced in the area of consumer protection for 14 years.
Texting While Driving Ban Stalled
EYE ON THE FORECAST Hard Freeze Warning for everyone until Sunday morning..then only warming up into the low 50s in the afternoon.
Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
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FAMU choir at inaugural Gospel Explosion
Its' not an everyday occurrence that a small church can book one of the most popular gospel choirs in the nation, especially on the first try.
Obama Supporters Open Office in Tallahassee
EYE ON THE FORECAST A cool Saturday morning, then becoming partly to mostly sunny, but windy and chilly.
Bus Stop Cameras on Legislative Agenda
There are more school bus stop sign runners in Florida than there are police to catch them.
Front to bring a frosty blast to Tallahassee
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Florida Pain Network Announces Tallahassee Chiropractor Inclusion
If one is looking for a Tallahassee chiropractor, the Florida Pain Network will be able to connect individuals with the best Tallahassee chiropractic clinics very soon.
Airport to offer more advertising options
Tallahassee Regional Airport is working with consultants Clear Channel Airport and ESP Media to develop and promote more types of advertising at the passenger terminal.
Tallahassee Garden Club can help plan your dream wedding
The Tallahassee Garden Club suggests that you grab your mom, sisters, best friends, maid of honor, bridesmaids, daddy and even your groom and head straight to the Tallahassee Garden Club Bridal Show, "The Garden Center Bride," on Sunday, Feb.
Postal Worker Accused of Worker's Comp Fraud
A former Tallahassee mail carrier is accused of pocketing more than $10,000 dollars in bogus worker's comp claims.
Tallahassee suspect arrested for crack cocaine
A traffic stop has ends with a Tallahassee suspect being arrested for crack cocaine, according to Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart.
LCSO Seeks Identity of Person Using Stolen ATM Card
EYE ON THE FORECAST A cool Friday morning, then mostly cloudy with isolated afternoon showers.
Capitol Buzz: Quiet day expected in Tallahassee
It's a light-day at the Capitol: Both the House and the Senate are not in session, and there are no scheduled committee meetings.
Ashira Morris: Holocaust education offers timeless lessons
Ashira Morris is a sophomore journalism major at the University of Florida, where she is a staff writer for The Fine Print.
Crowd turns out to support John Paul II Catholic School
Archbishop Thomas Wenski speaks to attendees at a fundraiser for John Paul II High School on Thursday at the Associated Industries building.