Tallahassee gets a (relatively) light legislative day on Thursday

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Thursday is a somewhat easy legislative day in Tallahassee, highlighted by a late afternoon talk by Attorney General Pam Bondi to students, faculty and the public at the University of Florida.

10 a.m.:

The Office of Economic and Demographic Research’s Revenue Estimating Conference meets in Room 117 of the Knott building to discuss revenues for the judiciary branch.

10:30 a.m.:

The House Education Committee meets in Room 102 of the House building for a workshop on early learning.

6 p.m.:

AG Pam Bondi will visit the Bob Graham Center at the University of Florida for a speech on various issues, from education to Florida politics. The event is free and open to the public.

Phil Ammann is a St. Petersburg-based journalist and blogger. With more than three decades of writing, editing and management experience, Phil produced material for both print and online, in addition to founding HRNewsDaily.com. His broad range includes covering news, local government and culture reviews for Patch.com, technical articles and profiles for BetterRVing Magazine and advice columns for a metaphysical website, among others. Phil has served as a contributor and production manager for SaintPetersBlog since 2013. He lives in St. Pete with his wife, visual artist Margaret Juul and can be reached at [email protected] and on Twitter @PhilAmmann.