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A large number of dogs were looking for permanent homes in Tallahassee over the weekend.
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The district suffered devastating damage caused by tornados that touched down in the area earlier this month.
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The proposal comes from the Capital Area Justice Ministry, whose idea is to use Blueprint’s infrastructure funds to buy land and help subsidize the development of affordable rentals.
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The development now underway is already a done deal, but some hope to influence local officials going forward
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Aims to create an I-10 interchange to alleviate regional traffic congestion
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As some elected officials spar over the agency's governance, others face depositions
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Members of the Capital Area Justice Ministry came to Blueprint’s board of directors with a plan to use Blueprint money to buy the land
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It’s the latest step in Blueprint’s plans to connect neighborhoods in southwest Tallahassee to parks, greenways and the Apalachicola National Forest.
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Blueprint's money comes via a one-cent sales tax surcharge
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Blueprint has approved some projects that critics say lie outside the agency's scope