Sarah Cavacini is a Reporter at various outlets including Orlando Weekly, Palatka Daily News, and NewsBreak. She covers a diverse range of themes, focusing on regional interest and world news, with particular emphasis on education, higher education, and animal-related topics such as animal care, rescue, and rights across North America and LATAM. Her work has been featured in multiple publications, highlighting her commitment to both local and global issues.
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By: Sarah Cavacini
Palatka elected officials recently upheld a vote that will require nonprofits, including churches, to pay the full fire assessment, stripping away the exemption they’ve had for more than a decade. Since the fire assessment was enacted in 2015, all nonprofit organizations have had to pay only 50% of the assessment each year to receive fire services. On Thursday, the […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
Putnam County government leaders are ensuring that anyone cited for animal control violations can be legally prosecuted. On Tuesday, the Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to continue pursuing initiatives in which the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office and Putnam County Animal Services Department can issue citations that can be enforced in court. As it stands, deputies can issue animal […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
An elected leader withdrew his proposal to add safety signage along a South Putnam County waterway after people who boat in the area voiced their opinions on the matter. During Tuesday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Josh Alexander motioned to table the conversation about adding signs that would make the water near the Dunns Creek State Park’s boat […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners voted this week to make the tax rate for the 2026-2027 fiscal year no higher than what is already in place, but officials voiced concerns about how the looming homestead exemption vote could drastically affect the county. The board unanimously agreed to carry over this fiscal year’s tax rate of 8.7418 mills to […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
City Hall is undergoing a personnel overhaul as two high-ranking officials were notified their employment would be ending, but a majority vote from elected officials is required to make one of the officials’ end of employment official. Interim City Manager Cynthia Curry informed Finance Director Chantel Pierre on Thursday that she would be terminated, but a majority vote from […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
A firm representing Palatka’s embattled legal chief is contradicting the city’s claim that the attorney and the city are parting ways on mutual terms. Wenzel Fenton Cabassa, an employee rights law firm from Tampa representing City Attorney Jane West, sent the Palatka City Commission interim City Manager Cynthia Curry an email Tuesday requesting the city take no further illegal […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
HCA Florida Putnam Hospital recently debuted a new endoscopic technology to enhance pancreatic and bile duct care. Dr. Niles Phillips, a general surgeon at HCA Putnam, successfully performed the hospital’s first procedure using SpyGlass technology, the hospital announced Monday. SpyGlass is an endoscopic tool for doctors to use during procedures on bile and pancreatic ducts, hospital officials said on […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
The Palatka City Commission unanimously agreed to oust the city’s finance director Wednesday, with commissioners offering no comments on the matter. In addition to approving Chantel Pierre’s firing, commissioners took City Attorney Jane West’s request for a mutual separation from the city at face value, despite the lack of a written resignation letter and a notice from an employee […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
An elected official stepped down from the Putnam County Canvassing Board, announcing Tuesday he donated to and endorsed a gubernatorial candidate. Commissioner Walton Pellicer II donated $250 to Republican Paul Renner on May 19, according to transparencyusa.org, 18 days after Renner visited Putnam County. “I’m supporting Mr. Renner for governor,” Pellicer said during Tuesday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting. […]
By: Sarah Cavacini
In an effort to clean up the streets, Putnam County commissioners agreed to increase the number of tires a resident can throw away in county landfills. During Tuesday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, elected officials voted 4-0 to allow residents to throw out 10 tires per year, instead of the previous five, at collection centers in the county. Commissioner […]
