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PS Wednesday, March 18 edition: Gaetz, Wedgewood, Charlie Crist and Cybersecurity

   March 18, 2015

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Fordham University has a group of students studying the environmental and health issues in the Wedgwood community. We will have Sarah Baldwin who will talk about their work this week. Then State Senator Don Gaetz will talk about the bill the Senate pass expanding health care coverage for the poor and uninsured. And that’s just the first half-hour.

In the second half, we will have Peter Schorsch, creator of the top political blog in the state – SaintPetersBlog.com, to talk about Charlie Crist’s political career and what might have happened if he had run for a second term as governor, instead of the U.S. Senate. And we will have Susan Cerovsky, the Director of the Center for Cybersecurity @ UWF.

 

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