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A new Florida law went into effect requiring that any individual who suspects a child has been abused must report that to the Florida Abuse Hotline.
Treasure Coast Palm n too many cases, the signs of child abuse don't come to light until a law-enforcement officer shows up at a neighbor's door.
Tallahassee DemocratIf one believes that supporting our local youth now will yield great payoffs down the road, then Envision Credit Union made a grand down payment.
Tallahassee DemocratThe faux bath salts and incense can mimic drugs such as cocaine and LSD — dangerous stuff, especially for kids.
Daytona Beach News-JournalImagine how tough it must be to do math homework cramped up in a car.
Florida Times-UnionManatee County sheriff's deputies arrested 43 men in the Internet child-sex sting operation.
Bradenton HeraldSunrise Theatre Foundation attempts to give the children of the Treasure Coast the opportunity to experience live theater at no cost to them.
Treasure Coast Palm Many children entering nursing facilities in the state are unnecessarily separated from their families and communities for years.
Lakeland LedgerSeptember's well coordinated undercover Internet child sex sting must have sent shivers down the spines of every parent with underage children.
Bradenton HeraldVolunteers like to be appreciated, and they want to feel their contributions really make a difference.
Citrus County ChronicleThe time to prepare children to learn doesn’t begin in preschool but in the first year of their lives.
Florida Times-UnionFlorida’s SAT results continue to mark progress for minority students.
Miami HeraldWe must all step up — and open our eyes to the horrors no one wants to see.
Orlando SentinelThe problem rests with a way of education that hasn't changed much in years.
South Florida Sun-SentinelInstead of following standards set up by the state Department of Juvenile Justice, the standards are set by the Florida Sheriffs Association.
Tampa TribuneThese programs may not provide all the answers for problems in the community, but they are a good start.
Tampa Bay TimesOrmond Beach has wisely decided to keep fluoride in its water supply.
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As a physician, I often counsel parents of teenagers to be extra vigilant against underage drinking. Parents often are surprised to hear that most...
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The grind of preseason practice is over and regular-season games are beginning for thousands of high-school athletes across Florida.
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