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VotingCOLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Highway Patrol is looking to make history by getting a top spot in America’s Best Looking Cruiser calendar contest. Held by the American Association of State Troopers each year, the contest lets state highway patrol agencies compete to showcase their state patrol cruiser in the association’s yearly calendar. The 13 states that receive the most votes between now and July 11th will be featured in the 2026…See the Story
SCHP Campaigning for 'America's Best Looking Cruiser' Contest
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Ron DeSantisGov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed what he said was a $117.4 billion budget for the fiscal year that will start Tuesday and issued $567 million in line-item vetoes.See the Story
Northeast Florida Lost Out on Millions Thanks to Gov. DeSantis’ Veto Pen. Here’s a Look at What Got Cut
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DeSantis Vetoes $567M From Budget. Here Are the Central Florida Projects that Lost Money
38% Right coverage: 8 sources
Dear Doctor: How Can I Tell How Much Fluoride There May Be in My Well Water?
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Alachua County kicks off inaugural Youth Academy - Alachua Chronicle
Gainesville man arrested for threatening a man with a gun on a NE Waldo Road sidewalk - Alachua Chronicle
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DeSantis Vetoes Bill That Would've Limited University Board Seats to Florida Residents
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