Jack Lemnus
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tcpalm.com | Jack Lemnus
Within days of the disaster, Vero Beach showed up for its veterans, in the end helping it raise $100,000. Vero Beach Veterans incurred $100,000 in damages during Hurricane Milton. Dozens of groups came together to fundraise, including the Elks Club, United Way and Eagles Club. The veterans club will host a grand reopening ceremony at 4 p.m. on June 7. Inside a modest clubhouse, affectionately dubbed "the V" by its members, its four walls symbolized camaraderie, patriotism and sacrifice.
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2 weeks ago |
tcpalm.com | Jack Lemnus
Sebastian River High School student Calvin Deshawn Peart drowned at Treasure Shores Beach Park. The Indian River County Commission eliminated the lifeguards there to save money. There's a national lifeguard shortage. Here are the guarded beaches on the Treasure Coast. The Treasure Coast has about 70 miles of shoreline with beaches that attract visitors from around the world. For much of that coastline, visitors swim at their own risk.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Jack Lemnus
The Florida Legislature passed a bill that will prohibit law enforcement officers from stopping boaters without probable cause to conduct vessel safety checks, which helps them uncover crimes and violations. Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to sign the Boater Freedom Initiative into law. He proposed the law without vetting it through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, whose officers will be most affected by it.
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2 weeks ago |
tcpalm.com | Jack Lemnus
Gov. Ron DeSantis' Florida Boater Freedom Initiative bans FWC vessel safety inspections that uncover BUI, boat safety, fishing regulations violationsThe Florida Legislature passed a bill that will prohibit law enforcement officers from stopping boaters without probable cause to conduct vessel safety checks, which helps them uncover crimes and violations. Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to sign the Boater Freedom Initiative into law.
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2 weeks ago |
tcpalm.com | Jack Lemnus
19th Judicial Circuit Judge Brett Waronicki was arrested on DUI and drug charges in Jensen Beach. Waronicki has resigned. A special panel in Tallahassee investigates judicial complaints. The Florida Supreme Court has final say. When judges tasked with interpreting the law are the ones who break the law, there are special rules for disciplinary action. Florida judges are expected to uphold “high standards of conduct” to promote faith in their rulings and in the courts.
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