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Tiger Woods appeared in court for DUI plea. How does he know Trump?
Vanessa Trump appeared with Tiger Woods at his court appearance on Sept. 2. Here is how they know each other, and how Vanessa knows Donald Trump.
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Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Sarasota County fatal apartment shooting ruled justified
A Sarasota County man will not face charges after fatally shooting a man who police say forced his way into his home.
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The Hartford Seeks Personal Insurance Product Director for Florida and North Carolina
The Hartford Seeks Personal Insurance Product Director for Florida and North Carolina
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Golfweek
Is Tiger Woods returning to competitive golf?
Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving charges. With the case closed, will he return to the PGA Tour?
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16 States Warn Big 4 Accounting Firms Over Climate-Related Disclosure Push
16 States Warn Big 4 Accounting Firms Over Climate-Related Disclosure Push
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Palm Beach Post
Can Tiger Woods drive a golf cart after plea deal, suspended license?
Driving a golf cart on public roads is against the law if your driver's license is suspended or revoked. So, what does that mean for Tiger Woods?
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CohnReznick Highlights Sales Tax Nexus and Product Taxability Risks for U.S. Businesses
CohnReznick Highlights Sales Tax Nexus and Product Taxability Risks for U.S. Businesses
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Palm Beach Post
Tiger Woods receives warning after plea: 'He's not to drive a car'
State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl has a warning for Tiger Woods. "Of all the people in the world who should not get behind the wheel of a car it's the gentleman who is one of the most recognizable faces on the planet."
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USA Today
Reduced charges don't lessen Tiger Woods' mistakes | Opinion
Tiger Woods pleading to reduced charges doesn't reduce the seriousness of his lack of judgment behind the wheel, Nancy Armour writes.
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Ocala StarBanner
Marion sheriff, Ocala police keep using license plate readers, but not on state roads
The Marion County Sheriff's Office and the Ocala Police Department will continue using license plate reader cameras on non-state roads.
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Ocala StarBanner
Read the grand jury report and check out the panel's recommendations
You can read the grand jury's report and check out the panel's recommendations here:
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Landstar System, Inc. Reports Upward Revision in EPS Estimates, Signaling Favorable Outlook
Landstar System, Inc. Reports Upward Revision in EPS Estimates, Signaling Favorable Outlook
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