Zoo wants county cash

Daily News reports that The Zoo in Gulf Breeze needs more than fundraisers to stay open. Unless the government steps up, the facility will close….

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Two new candidates for city council

Noon today is the deadline for qualifying to run for Pensacola city council or mayor. Two more people have filed, but have yet to complete…

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IN Your Head Radio Back tracks

Northrop Grumman tanker spokesperson Tim Payntor

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50 Favorite magazines

Chicago Tribune has published its annual list of its 50 favorite magazines. Remarkably, Bella is not on the list. Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and Esquire…

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Pensacola drops, too

Pensacola has lost people too according to the U.S. Census estimates released today. This is not good. Both the county and its largest city are…

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Escambia drops population

The U.S. Census estimates are in. Escambia County lost 214 people. Santa Rosa gained 2,475. Baldwin County, Ala. gained 3,536. The three counties together have…

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Deportations on the rise

Miami Herald reports: “Deportations in Florida jump by almost 50 percent, setting a pace that likely will surpass last year’s total and exceed a 10-year…

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Tanker contract to be rebid

The U.S. Air Force will rebid the $35 billion contract to build new refueling tankers. The Defense Department will be making the decision by Dec….

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IN Your Head Radio 7.9

Today on In Your Head Radio at 12:00 noon: Attorney General Bill McCollum  who last week filed a lawsuit against Countrywide Financial, one of the…

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Tree Ordinance underfire

Read this invitation: meeting.pdf

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Notes: Council committees 7.07.08

The City Council meeting started promptly at 3:15 p.m. on June 16 in the Haglar meeting room of City Hall. The approval of minutes (yawn)…

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Military upgrades expensive

According to the Mobile Press Register, Defense Department has trouble with military managers and contractors failing to deliver new weapons on time at the agreed-upon…

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Harry Dent campaign signs popping up

The Daily News reports that District Attorney Harvey Dent from the Batman comic strip and movies has campaign signs popping up in Fort Walton Beach….

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Santa Rosa County rejects progress

Yesterday, Escambia County Comm. Gene Valentino went before the Santa Rosa County Commission asking that they join a regional transportation authority that would have the…

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Web: Top Ten Digital Music sites

It’s Monday and you really don’t want to start work just yet…so explore these web sites instead. Wired has come up it’s Top 10 Music…

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Ivey to leave Louisville paper

Former PNJ publisher Denise Ivey is leaving the The Courier-Journal in Louisville, KY. The alt-paper, LEO, has this take on what it calls the “Friday…

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McCain not getting Bush dollars

St. Petersburg Times reports that of the top 55 George W. Bush donors only 20 have made big contributions to Sen. John McCain’s campaign. Is…

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GOP seats vulnerable

Tampa Tribune reports that the Democratic party believes it can wage competitive races for at least five U.S. House seats now held by Florida Republicans….

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McCain goes to church

Sen. John McCain went to church again on Sunday – his time with his wife. Expect more news coverage of McCain’s church attendance. He has…

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Sheriff McNesby under fire

We are starting to get more and more phone calls from neighbors upset about the lack of protection from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. Many…

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