BP subject to punitive damages

The Jurist website reports that Federal Judge Carl Barbier has ruled that all state law claims in the BP oil spill case are preempted by…

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From Backpacks to Briefcases

Press Release: The Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to support the UWF Job Shadowing and Mentoring Program. This program provides local employers…

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Hayward Continues Neighborhood Cleanup Push

Press Release: Pensacola’s City Council will be taking up a handful of initiatives sponsored by Mayor Ashton Hayward aimed at cleaning up blighted properties and…

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League brings in lobbyist to speak

Press Release: The League of Women Voters General Meeting will be held on Saturday, September 17 at the Lucia Tryon Library, 1200 Langley Ave. Coffee…

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Buzz: Etheredge new Chamber VP

KC Etheredge has been named the new Vice President of Membership and Investor Development at the Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce. KC was most…

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Lumon has shot to win District

Lumon May pre-filed on Aug. 29 for Escambia County Commission District 3. The seat is currently held by Marie Young who was appointed to the…

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Gulf Power crews working near D.C.

Press Release: A Gulf Power storm restoration team of 65 employees began work in the Upper Marlboro, Md. area Sunday, helping electric utility Pepco restore…

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Hasner in Pensacola today

U.S. Senate Candidate and former House Majority Leader Adam Hasner will be in Pensacola on Monday Aug. 29. According to an email I received last…

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This Week’s Top MuckReads

From ProPublica: Here are this week’s top 10 must-read stories from #MuckReads, ProPublica’s ongoing collection of the best watchdog journalism. Anyone can contribute by tweeting…

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Ten Best Videos of Reporters being blown over

From our friends at Gawker: Videos of reporters being blown every which way by hurricane-force winds on live TV! Here are 10 of the best…

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Booze & Oreos

The Daily Beasts writes about some of the crazier Hurricane Irene survival kits. Water and batteries can get you through the hurricane—but Oreos and booze…

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Death eaters knew of missing emails in March

St. Pete Times reports that Rick Scott’s transition team knew of the deletions of its emails as early as March 14, while the governor says…

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Casey Anthony books on the way

Orlando Sentinel reports that Jeff Ashton, the assistant state attorney who became a national figure during the high-profile Casey Anthony murder trial, has confirmed he…

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Hurricane Irene blog of all blogs

It’s Dr. Jeff Masters’ WunderBlog.

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On The John Batchelor Show tonight

I will be on The John Batchelor Show tonight at 10 p.m. The John Batchelor Show is a national radio program on WABC in NYC…

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Spencer: ‘Let my council go’

Pensacola City Councilman Brian Spencer has earned a nickname around town after his exodus from Thursday’s budget workshop: “Moses” for trying to lead the city…

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Behind the scenes on Prison Chief’s resignation

Miami Herald reports that Gov. Rick Scott’s pick to lead the state’s corrections department (nation’s third-largest prison system ) came to abrupt end this week…

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News Radio 1620’s Rathert a hero

North Escambia.com reports that Westboro Baptist Church, the controversial Kansas church known for protesting at military funerals, backed out of a planned protest at Friday…

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New Apple CEO grew up in Robertsdale

Mobile Press Register reports that Tim Cook, who took the helm of Apple, Inc. this week is a Robertsdale, Alabama, native. Cook, took charge of…

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BP minces its words on leak

BP may very well have told the truth about the oil found in the Gulf of Mexico near the site of the Deepwater Horizon explosion…

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