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Hazuki Fujiwara

Hazuki Fujiwara started Trusted References in fall 2024 after covering Florida politics for the Tampa Bay Times and spending three years on the Tallahassee statehouse beat for the Pensacola News Journal. She graduated from UF's journalism school in 2013 and spent her first two years writing obituaries and city council meetings for a Gainesville weekly before moving to political reporting. Her 2019 investigation into Escambia County's no-bid contracts got picked up statewide and won a spot reporting award from the Florida Press Club. She grew up between Osaka and San Jose, which is why she still checks Asahi Shimbun every morning alongside the usual Florida papers. She built this site because too many readers told her they couldn't find news sources their professors or bosses would accept as credible. Based in Tampa, she runs the editorial desk and personally vets every source link before anything goes live.
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Kelsey Zazanis Father William Lee Owen Named in 2025 Memoir

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One year after author Kelsey Zazanis published a memoir naming her father as her childhood abuser, the book continues to reach survivors who've spent years in silence. But the timing of "Father's...

ABS Testauslösung Explained: Car Brakes vs Avalanche Airbag Systems

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Your brake pedal suddenly vibrates under your foot during a panic stop. Or maybe you're scheduling winter equipment maintenance for backcountry skiing. Either way, you've encountered the same German phrase with two...

North China Leopard Shanxi Comeback: 222 Big Cats Return to Wild

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Two male leopards crossed 100 kilometers of roads, farmland, and villages last year to reach eastern Heshun County. Trail cameras caught every step of their journey from the protected core zones of...

Quebedeaux Buick GMC Arizona Title Issues: State Issues Cease and Desist Order

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Buyers at a Tucson auto dealer paid thousands of dollars for vehicles they legally never owned. Some waited eight months for clear titles. Others discovered liens they were never told about. The...

Miami Florida Verenigde Staten 2026: World Cup Warnings, Record Growth & Climate Crisis

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A cold front swept through South Florida this week, dropping temperatures into the mid-40s and reminding residents that even Miami, Florida, Verenigde Staten experiences winter. But the chill in the air mirrors...

Private Freight Terminal Networks Get $1.4B Upgrade as Merger Looms

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Railroad companies are betting billions on cargo terminal upgrades and new partnerships while regulators review a merger that would create America's first transcontinental railroad. For shippers moving freight across the country, these...

2002 Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Seized by FBI: $13M Drug Lord Car

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Federal agents pulled off one of the most valuable vehicle seizures in U.S. law enforcement history when they confiscated a 2002 Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster worth $13 million. The car belonged to...

Dale Heath ICE Detention Colorado: Released After One Month

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A Castle Rock business owner spent a month in federal immigration detention over two marijuana possession charges from 2001. The substance has been legal in Colorado for 13 years. Dale Heath, 42, was...
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Hazuki Fujiwara

Hazuki Fujiwara started Trusted References in fall 2024 after covering Florida politics for the Tampa Bay Times and spending three years on the Tallahassee statehouse beat for the Pensacola News Journal. She graduated from UF's journalism school in 2013 and spent her first two years writing obituaries and city council meetings for a Gainesville weekly before moving to political reporting. Her 2019 investigation into Escambia County's no-bid contracts got picked up statewide and won a spot reporting award from the Florida Press Club. She grew up between Osaka and San Jose, which is why she still checks Asahi Shimbun every morning alongside the usual Florida papers. She built this site because too many readers told her they couldn't find news sources their professors or bosses would accept as credible. Based in Tampa, she runs the editorial desk and personally vets every source link before anything goes live.