Margie Menzel
Public Accountability ReporterMargie Menzel covers local and state government for WFSU News. She has also worked at the News Service of Florida and Gannett News Service. She earned her B.A. in history at Vanderbilt University and her M.S. in journalism at Florida A&M University.
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After 35 years on display in a zoo, living in a quarter-acre with no other elephants, Mundi is sharing 850 acres in Attapulgus, GA with fellow elephants Bo and Tarra. -
If elected next year, she could change the commission's policies
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Tallahassee chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds beds for 25 children who didn't have their ownThe nonprofit's volunteers turned the parking lot of Good Shepherd Catholic Church into an assembly line
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In a potential class-action lawsuit, a federal judge has permitted the students' case to move a step forward
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The students and their attorneys are asking the judge to certify the case as a class action
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Commissioners are hoping to leverage a partnership with the City of Tallahassee and the Big Bend Continuum of Care to continue programs such as street outreach and permanent supportive housing
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As of July 1, when individuals or groups challenge their local comprehensive plans or their amendments, the “prevailing” parties will be able to recover legal fees
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Nothing is decided yet, but a motion to look for savings within the city’s budget instead died in a commission workshop.
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Caban objects to Welch’s advocacy for a park for the northeast part of the county, which Welch represents. He sent copies to all city and county commissioners, the city manager, and the county administrator.
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More than 900,000 Floridians could soon lose their Medicaid health insurance after a federal waiver for the COVID-19 pandemic expired.
