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    The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is releasing a brand-new age progressed image of missing child, Shanythia Greene. The image was created by a forensic artist at NCMEC and shows what Shanythia may look like today at 47 years old.

Interracial relationships and later marriages were an unanticipated irritant of free slave labor. This dalliance was illegal in all but 9 states. An article by the Jim Crow Museum [motto: “Witness, Understand, Heal”] delineated the argument against miscegenation; “The fear of interracial marriage was a major argument used to support racial segregation during the Jim Crow Era.

     Juliet has worked with FPL’s local governmental stakeholders to communicate FPL’s priorities and acts as a liaison during severe weather events and is eager to lead her team in these efforts once again. She will continue to collaborate with local partners to aid FPL’s investment in clean and reliable energy for nearly 1.6 million regional customers.

     Ol Pete reviewed the list of three candidates who qualified and interviewed for the job. The pickings were slim.  Not a single applicant had the breadth of experience that one would want for a school district of this size.  With the constant turmoil around this position, The Detective doubts running the ad for longer would have made much difference. The Broward school district hasn’t had a Chief Facilities Officer in more than two years and the ones they had, had all sorts of problems. Ol Pete recalls Leo Bobadillo and Derrick Messier.  What a mess!!!

A First Amendment fight about access in school libraries to the children’s book “And Tango Makes Three” has expanded to include the Escambia County school system.