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Local Government and Politics; Local News Daily Sun Stanford, Livi Reporter [email protected] (352) 753-1119The x9245 Villages FL Courts; Local Government and Politics; Veterans' Interest El Nuevo Herald Pardo, Bernadette Contributing [email protected] (305) 376-3535Doral FL Hispanic Interest; Local Government and Politics; Public Affairs/Issues Florida Times-Union Dixon, Matt State Capitol [email protected] (904) 716-8789Tallahassee FL Investigative Reporting; State Government and Politics Florida Today Berman, Dave Reporter [email protected] (321) 242-3500Melbourne FL Local Government and Politics; Regional Business News Florida Today Reed, Matt Editorial Page Editor [email protected] Political Columnist (321) 242-3631Melbourne FL Editorial Page; Local Government and Politics; Local News; Public Affairs/Issues Gainesville Sun, The Swirko, Cindy Staff Writer [email protected] (352) 374-5024Gainesville FL Local Government and Politics Highlands Today Pinnell, Gary County Government [email protected] (863) 386-5828Sebring FL Local Government and Politics; Local News Jackson County FloridanBuckhalter, Deborah Staff Writer [email protected] (850) 526-3614Marianna x4124 FL Courts; Crime; Local Government and Politics; Local News Key West Citizen Filosa, Gwen Reporter [email protected] (305) 292-7777Key x224 West FL Local Government and Politics; Local News Ledger - Haines City Bureau,Bouffard, The Kevin Reporter [email protected] (863) 802-7591Haines City FL Community/Neighborhood News; Local Government and Politics; Local News Ledger - Tallahassee Bureau,Dunkelberger, The Lloyd Bureau Chief [email protected] (850) 681-9211Tallahassee FL State Government and Politics Ledger, The Chambliss, John Lakeland Reporter [email protected] (863) 802-7588Lakeland FL City Hall; City/Metropolitan News; Local Government and Politics Ledger, The McBride, Lyle Investigative [email protected] Team Editor (863) 802-7506Lakeland FL City/Metropolitan News; Investigative Reporting; Local Government and Politics; Local News Ledger, The Palmer, Tom Environment [email protected] (863) 802-7535Lakeland FL Environment; Local Government and Politics Ledger, The Rufty, Bill Political Editor [email protected] (863) 802-7523Lakeland FL Local Government and Politics; State Government and Politics Miami Herald - BrowardGrimm, Bureau, Fred The Columnist [email protected] (954) 538-7152Pembroke PinesFL Crime; High Society; Local Government and Politics; Local News Miami Herald - TallahasseeKoff, Bureau, Rochelle The Capital Reporter [email protected] (850) 222-3095Tallahassee FL State Government and Politics Miami Herald - TallahasseeKlas, Bureau, Mary Ellen The Tallahassee Capital [email protected] Chief and Online Editor (850) 222-3095Tallahassee x15 FL Local News; Regional News; State Government and Politics Miami Herald, The Bustos, Sergio State and Political [email protected] (305) 376-3721Doral FL Local Government and Politics; State Government and Politics Miami Herald, The Caputo, Marc Florida Government [email protected] (305) 350-2111Doral FL Public Affairs/Issues; State Government and Politics Miami Herald, The Mazzei, Patricia Miami-Dade County [email protected] Reporter and Politics Reporter (305) 350-2111Doral FL Local Government and Politics; Public Affairs/Issues; State Government and Politics Miami Herald, The Rabin, Charles Staff Writer [email protected] (305) 350-2111Doral FL City Hall; Local Government and Politics Naples Daily News Bhasin, Sabina Multimedia [email protected] (239) 263-4790Naples FL Courts; Crime; Local Government and Politics; Local News Naples Daily News Buzzacco-Foerster, JennaStaff Writer [email protected] (239) 263-4805Naples FL City Hall; City/Metropolitan News; Local Government and Politics; Local News News Chief, The Zentmeyer, Anya Government [email protected] (863) 401-6900Winter Haven FL Board of Education/Local School District; Local Government and Politics News Herald, The Beaton, Matthew State and County [email protected] Reporter (850) 747-5070Panama City FL Local Government and Politics; Local News; State Government and Politics News-Press Roldan, Cynthia City Government [email protected] (239) 335-0577Fort Myers FL City Hall; Local Government and Politics News-Press - Bonita SpringsCepero, Bureau Christina Bonita Springs, Estero,[email protected] and Naples Reporter (239) 339-1019Bonita Springs FL City Hall; Local Government and Politics; Local News Orlando Sentinel Breen, David Reporter [email protected] (407) 420-5189Orlando FL Local Government and Politics; Local News; Regional News Orlando Sentinel Cianci, Lisa Local News Editor [email protected] Moms at Work Blogger (407) 420-5043Orlando FL Consumer Affairs; Courts; Local Government and Politics; Local News; Parenthood; Police and Law Enforcement; Regional Business News; Traffic Reporting Orlando Sentinel Comas, Martin Reporter [email protected] (407) 420-5000Orlando FL Local Government and Politics; Local News Orlando Sentinel Damron, David Orange County [email protected] Reporter (407) 420-5311Orlando FL Local Government and Politics; Local News Orlando Sentinel Maxwell, Scott Columnist [email protected] (407) 420-5000Orlando FL Local Government and Politics Orlando Sentinel Owens, Paul Opinions Editor [email protected] (407) 650-6514Orlando FL Editorial Page; Opinion/Commentary Orlando Sentinel Powers, Scott Government and [email protected] Projects Reporter (407) 420-5441Orlando FL Federal Government and Politics; NASA; State Government and Politics Orlando Sentinel Shaw, Bob Government and [email protected] Editor (407) 420-5196Orlando FL Campaigns/Elections; National News; Regional News; State Government and Politics Orlando Sentinel Skoneki, Mark Local Government [email protected] Consumer Editor (407) 420-5327Orlando FL Consumer Affairs; Information Technology Industry; Local Government and Politics; Retailing; Transportation Orlando Sentinel - TallahasseeDeslatte, Bureau Aaron Bureau Chief and [email protected] View Columnist and Political Pulse Blogger (850) 222-5564Tallahassee FL Public Affairs/Issues; State Government and Politics; Taxes Palm Beach Post - TallahasseeKennedy, Bureau John Reporter [email protected] (850) 224-1368Tallahassee FL State Government and Politics Sarasota Herald-TribuneWallace, Jeremy Political Writer [email protected] (941) 361-4966Sarasota FL Federal Government and Politics; Local Government and Politics; State Government and Politics Sarasota Herald-TribuneWhite, Dale Staff Writer [email protected] (941) 745-7829Sarasota FL Community Development; Local Government and Politics; Local News St. Augustine Record, TheGuinta, Peter Senior Local [email protected] Reporter (904) 819-3493Saint Augustine FL Local Government and Politics; Public Affairs/Issues St. Petersburg TribuneO'Donnell, Chris Political Reporter [email protected] (727) 215-6504Tampa FL Local Government and Politics Star-Banner Carr, Susan City Government [email protected] (352) 867-4156Ocala FL Local Government and Politics Star-Banner Thompson, Bill Staff Writer [email protected] (352) 867-4117Ocala FL Local Government and Politics; Local News Star-Banner - TallahasseeDunkelberger, Bureau Lloyd Bureau Chief [email protected] (850) 681-9211Tallahassee FL State Government and Politics Sun Sentinel Alanez, Tonya Reporter [email protected] (954) 356-4542Fort Lauderdale FL Breaking News; Community Affairs; Local Government and Politics; Local News; Police and Law Enforcement Sun Sentinel Barszewski, Larry Senior Reporter and [email protected] Politics Blogger (954) 356-4556Fort Lauderdale FL Local Government and Politics; Local News; Regional News Sun Sentinel Kestin, Sally Investigative [email protected] (954) 356-4510Fort Lauderdale FL Investigative Reporting; Local Government and Politics; Public Affairs/Issues; State Government and Politics Sun Sentinel Lyons, Douglas Senior Editorial [email protected] and Columnist (954) 356-4638Fort Lauderdale FL Campaigns/Elections;
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