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At a trial last summer, a jury found Lentz guilty of the reckless conduct charge, which is a felony, but he was not convicted of driving to endanger.
The biomedical research laboratory has been advertising and filling scientific jobs in leased space about 30 minutes from the University of Florida.
Ellsworth has hired a new deputy manager, re-creating a position that has not been filled since 2020.
John Holdsworth is expected to spend at least nine months behind bars on felony convictions after fatally wounding Amber Robbins in 2023.
The company says it has in total "nearly 3,000 people at 11 locations in Maine, Connecticut, California, Japan and China, and in remote locations around the world."
Searchers think the boat that vanished may have sunk off the coast of Trescott. Missing are Chester Barrett and his son Aaron Barrett.
The loss of Sudden Impact underscores the dangers of fishing in general and the hazards that draggers in particular can face.
Volunteers hoping to recover the bodies of two fishermen believed to have died over the weekend have hired divers to inspect the site where their boat may have sunk.
The fire badly damaged a building in the Meadow View Apartments complex. It was mostly extinguished by 9:45 a.m.
Despite relatively mild weather on Wednesday, divers faced difficult conditions underwater and came up empty handed in their efforts to salvage a
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