Retiring Venice Fire Captain Overcame Health Odds
Captain Maurice Aldrich of the Venice Fire Department plans to retire on June 30 after 18 years in Venice and 13 daily medications. He, an orchid aficionado with two greenhouses, will leave a department that promotes Culbert and Morrison as new captain and lieutenant while his loss is marked by colleagues and residents who recall his steady leadership.
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Maurice Aldrich
Venice
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Anderson Electric
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First National Bank of Venice
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PBA apology to Venice Police over misrepresenting solicitors
Ralph Mattice of the Police Benevolent Association apologized to Venice Police Department for misrepresentation by telephone solicitors and obscene language. The issue risks legal action, with obscene language a Florida third degree felony. A meeting with Mattice and a 17 year old admitted using the profanity. Investigators found solicitors follow a set format but sometimes digress to boost donations, aided by bonus incentives.
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Venice
Ralph Mattice
Police Benevolent Association
PBA
Florida
Mattice
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