Bonnie DiPacio
@bonjovial.bsky.social
Florida gal, trying to live my best life with my Corgi, Violet, in our new home in NC. I love cooking and sports. Hopefully, both will keep me very busy for the next 4 years.
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Called my congressman who voted for the SAVE act.
Me: What documents will I need to vote if this passes?
Staffer: a DL and birth certificate.
Me: The documents don’t match
Staffer: Then a marriage certificate.
Me: Will my husband need the marriage certificate too?
Staffer: No
Me: See the problem?
Me: What documents will I need to vote if this passes?
Staffer: a DL and birth certificate.
Me: The documents don’t match
Staffer: Then a marriage certificate.
Me: Will my husband need the marriage certificate too?
Staffer: No
Me: See the problem?
April 11, 2025 at 11:10 PM
Called my congressman who voted for the SAVE act.
Me: What documents will I need to vote if this passes?
Staffer: a DL and birth certificate.
Me: The documents don’t match
Staffer: Then a marriage certificate.
Me: Will my husband need the marriage certificate too?
Staffer: No
Me: See the problem?
Me: What documents will I need to vote if this passes?
Staffer: a DL and birth certificate.
Me: The documents don’t match
Staffer: Then a marriage certificate.
Me: Will my husband need the marriage certificate too?
Staffer: No
Me: See the problem?
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Rangers scratch Chris Kreider, their longest-tenured player, for game vs. Devils
Rangers scratch Chris Kreider, their longest-tenured player, for game vs. Devils
Kreider previously missed three games in November with a back injury and has been floated by GM Chris Drury as potential trade bait.
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December 24, 2024 at 2:00 AM
Rangers scratch Chris Kreider, their longest-tenured player, for game vs. Devils
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They died in police custody. Their deaths are attributed to a disputed but 'very real' phenomenon called excited delirium.
They died in police custody. Their deaths are attributed to a disputed but ‘very real’ phenomenon called excited delirium.
Over the last 10 years, at least 19 men in South Florida have had their causes of death listed as excited delirium — a disputed, elusive phenomenon that got its start in Miami four decades ago and …
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December 12, 2024 at 1:19 PM
They died in police custody. Their deaths are attributed to a disputed but 'very real' phenomenon called excited delirium.
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The latest in Sun Sentinel investigations: A gambling underworld: Illegal casinos thrive in Florida despite raids www.sun-sentinel.com/2024/12/03/a...
A gambling underworld: Illegal casinos thrive in Florida despite raids
A Sun Sentinel investigation found that Florida is home to hundreds of illegal casinos, some operating openly, others driven underground by police raids. Several owners and managers have criminal r…
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December 3, 2024 at 1:12 PM
The latest in Sun Sentinel investigations: A gambling underworld: Illegal casinos thrive in Florida despite raids www.sun-sentinel.com/2024/12/03/a...
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Local journalism matters, now more than ever. You can help.
From the editor: Help Sun Sentinel continue our important local journalism
With a tax-deductible donation through the non-profit Florida Press Foundation, you can help the South Florida Sun Sentinel cover essential issues in the community.
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December 3, 2024 at 5:04 PM
Local journalism matters, now more than ever. You can help.
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Help us welcome @davidmcswane.bsky.social to Bluesky!
He and reporter Ryan Gabrielson are behind this ProPublica classic about how a Christian health nonprofit saddled thousands with debt as it built a family empire — including a pot farm, a bank and an airline. It's worth your time ⤵️
He and reporter Ryan Gabrielson are behind this ProPublica classic about how a Christian health nonprofit saddled thousands with debt as it built a family empire — including a pot farm, a bank and an airline. It's worth your time ⤵️
A Christian Health Nonprofit Saddled Thousands With Debt as It Built a Family Empire Including a Pot Farm, a Bank and an Airline
Despite a history of fraud, one family has thrived in the regulatory no man’s land of health care sharing ministries, where insurance commissioners can’t investigate, federal agencies turn a blind eye...
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December 3, 2024 at 8:09 PM
Help us welcome @davidmcswane.bsky.social to Bluesky!
He and reporter Ryan Gabrielson are behind this ProPublica classic about how a Christian health nonprofit saddled thousands with debt as it built a family empire — including a pot farm, a bank and an airline. It's worth your time ⤵️
He and reporter Ryan Gabrielson are behind this ProPublica classic about how a Christian health nonprofit saddled thousands with debt as it built a family empire — including a pot farm, a bank and an airline. It's worth your time ⤵️
Time for a little joy.
November 22, 2024 at 10:39 PM
Time for a little joy.
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I'm going to post this video every day so we never forget
November 19, 2024 at 12:19 PM
I'm going to post this video every day so we never forget
A cold and rainy day here. But fun awaits with the arrival of my forever friend, Robyn. Lots of plans. Have a great day, everybody.
November 14, 2024 at 12:59 PM
A cold and rainy day here. But fun awaits with the arrival of my forever friend, Robyn. Lots of plans. Have a great day, everybody.