So. Joel Osteen's church reported a burglary of $600,000 a few years ago.
Yesterday, a plumber reported the walls literally stuffed with cash.
A Festivus miracle!
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In a court hearing on Thursday, the receiver in the Champlain Towers South condo collapse case says about $750,000 in cash was recovered in the debris. Most of it was loose and could not be tied to any floor, unit or person. Background: https://t.co/vZnDyJYdaB
After indicating that the state would move to withhold the salaries of school officials who issue mask mandates, the governor's office is now saying that they have no direct control over administrators' pay. https://t.co/gIIm87WmcB
“There are people yelling, saying they’re stuck.”
Authorities on Wednesday released recordings of nearly two dozen 911 calls made in the early morning hours of June 24, as more than half a Miami condo building fell to the ground. https://t.co/jpTfanVRqS
🚨Police radio call to “shelter in place” indicates demolition of Champlain Towers’ remains may be underway. ..
A camera is trained on the Surfside site:
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Thinking of all of those families tonight…
Judge says though the court is “sympathetic,” that it has “limited jurisdiction.” “The executive branch has been working tirelessly and has made a herculean effort to do everything within their power to make sure pets have been retrieved.”
@ayyarj1@Bluegirl2700@DeFede@CBSMiami The education & qualifications of our public employees should allow them to not just imagine, but recognize the lives of the public are at stake when it comes to this stuff. We pay them to imagine possibilities & create codes to keep us safe by managing and mitigating risks…
FL’s high-rise building regulations are among the nation’s strictest. But after the Surfside disaster, evidence has mounted that those rules have been enforced unevenly by local gov’ts, and sometimes not at all, via @laforgia_@adamplayford@LazaroGamio https://t.co/A2BhkdSS9P
@ajhoward121@NobeResistance@senpizzo@MiamiBeachNews One thing that has prevented government officials in Florida from looking too deep into inspections is the fear of forced evacuations.
I had a staffer tell me once it is more friendly to not investigate complaints to avoid people being homeless without warning.