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stock.adobe.comThe sudden shutdown of Hillsborough's juvenile detention center has reportedly left judges, lawyers and officials confused about where to house the youths who were placed there. -
Doug Mills/APJournalists, an aviation executive, a robotics rescue expert, a college professor — and several deeply affected callers — share their experiences from the day and describe what has changed for them since.
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Alford had been the AD since January 2022 after he was hired two years earlier to be president of Seminole Boosters. Bruce Warwick, the senior associate athletics director, will fill the role in the interim. -
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