St. Patrick’s Day is a day of celebration, not just for drinking and wearing green, but to commemorate Saint Patrick and the introduction of Christianity to Ireland. Despite popular stories of driving out snakes, historians view it metaphorically as driving out Paganism. In Tallahassee, various venues like Amicus Brewing Ventures, Oyster City, Finnegan’s Wake Irish Pub, and Madison Social will be hosting events leading up to St. Patrick’s Day.
In other news, the Florida Senate approved legislation to provide more services for children with autism and promote a “Rural Renaissance” in small counties. Florida’s U.S. Senators are backing DeSantis’s plan to move NASA headquarters to the Space Coast. An ongoing legal battle involves the appointment of the Attorney General and accusations against Andrew Tate.
Legislation to roll back age restrictions on gun purchases passed its first House committee, despite opposition from Democrats. U.S. District Judge Mark Walker denied a request by technology companies for an injunction on Florida’s ban on social media for young teens. DeSantis approved a $2 million grant for infrastructure improvements at SeaPort Manatee.
Recent criminal arrests in a rental car theft ring were announced by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The DOJ is cracking down on park burglaries, while the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops is urging DeSantis to stop the execution of Edward James. Florida State University celebrated FSU Authors Day, the Girl Scouts held their annual advocacy day at the Capitol, and FAMU hosted a networking event for young Black women leaders in the beauty and tech industries. Passionate about education, TSC received a donation from Thomas Howell Ferguson to support students pursuing careers in accounting and technology. And with March Madness approaching, Selection Sunday will determine the tournament field and top seeds.
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