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Published 3 years ago

Florida reverses decision, allows city to decorate bridge for Pride Month

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Governor Ron DeSantis spokeswoman Tarin Fencek said he didn’t know why the Florida Department of Transportation ordered the state-owned Acosta Bridge to return to normal blue lighting on Tuesday night. This was the second time this month that the state refused to display the rainbow-colored lights on the bridge.

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Florida reverses decision, allows city to decorate bridge for Pride Month

Florida has reversed its decision and will now allow a city to decorate its bridge for Pride Month.

3 years ago·Washington, United States
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NBC NewsNBC News

Florida reverses course and OKs rainbow lights on Sarasota bridge for Pride Month

The state Department of Transportation, which had turned down the request, told the city it will allow the lights, Mayor Hagen Brody said.

3 years ago·United States
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FDOT Reverses Decision On Ringling Bridge LGBTQ Pride Lighting

The mayor called for a special Sarasota City Commission meeting Monday to adopt a resolution approving the bridge's rainbow lighting.

3 years ago·United States
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Glowing with Pride: FDOT reverses initial denial for rainbow lights on Ringling Bridge

Two weeks of backlash prompted FDOT to create a new procedure for lighting on Florida bridges, allowing Pride colors to shine in Sarasota.

3 years ago
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Florida News TimesFlorida News Times

Florida reverses itself and allows Rainbow Bridge lighting Trevor Lawrence Jacksonville Republican Sarasota Lou Gehrig

Florida Turned over on Wednesday and said downtown Jackson Building The bridge can be adorned with iridescent lights to celebrate gay rights, and the day after ordering gays to be submerged, they can celebrate gay rights. Governor Ron DeSantis spokeswoman Tarin Fencek told the Florida Times Union that he didn’t know why the Florida Department …

3 years ago
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