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Today in Tallahassee: Five Things To Know

 The first Friday of the 2014 legislative session will be very quiet at the Capitol as Fridays usually are in early March. Here are five things to watch:

Gov. Rick Scott visits Miami for a morning event to promote money in his budget for PACE Centers for Girls, an education and counseling program. Also in Miami on Friday morning: President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama visit a local school to talk about how the country’s future economic success hinges on the quality of its education.

* The Commission on Ethics meets in Tallahassee and will take action on several pending cases and advisory legal opinions.

* An Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) committee will discuss ways to increase the use of electronic medical records in Florida.

* State economists meet to fine-tune the projected property tax collections this year from all 67 counties.

* Candidates for statewide office and the Legislature will likely be compiling contribution and expenditure reports that are due Monday, March 10.

Contact Steve Bousquet at [email protected] or (850) 224-7263.

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