Inside Tate Assault: Victim threatened

I have had two conversations with people concerning the victim of the sexual assault at Tate High School. The girl is rumored to have a…

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Is NAS Pensacola no longer a viable naval port?

The daily newspaper reported today that Navy had canceled planned May, June visits of USS Iwo Jima and USS Lawrence to Pensacola Naval Air Station…

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Ever’man offers to buy old School District offices

The School Board discussed earlier this week an offer made by Ever’man Natural Foods for the old School District offices on Garden Street. Superintendent Malcolm…

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Who is reporting sexual incidents in school district

The figures below are what the Escambia School District reported to the state and law enforcement for the 2009-10 school year–Florida Department of Education’s School…

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Inside Tate Assault: Did officials break the law?

The moment the school officials were notified by a parent that a possible sexual assault, involving a 14-year-old victim, happened in a classroom at Tate…

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Inside Tate Assault: How not to investigate

This is the Part Two of my interview with the mother who reported the sexual assault at Tate High School. The mother agreed to the…

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Inside Tate assault: “Momma, pray for me”

“Momma, pray for me. Momma, pray for me. I’m going to throw up.” That’s what the Tate High School student told his mother over his…

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Some GOP still fear ACORN, which doesn’t exist

According to the latest survey by Public Policy Polling: In November of 2009, 52 percent of Republicans thought ACORN had stolen the election for Barack…

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Palin’s popularity slipping

A new Washington Post-ABC News poll reveals a potentially troubling sign for the former Alaska governor. Read more.

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Two elected officials, two stories

Superintendent Malcolm Thomas denies any cover up or delays in reporting the sexual assault at Tate High School. The daily newspaper gave his version of…

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Arrest made in Tate sexual assault case

Press Release: A 16-year-old Tate High School student was arrested this evening after allegedly forcing another student to perform a sex act on him. Deputies…

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Tate reported few crimes to ECSO last year

Through a public records request of the Florida Department of Education, IN got the School Environmental Safety Incident Report for the Escambia County School District…

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Buzz: Tate incident could be tip of the iceberg

I received this email from reader whose wife teaches in the Escambia County Public School District: “I’ve always told my spouse and other friends who…

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PNJ reports investigation of Tate High sexual assault

The daily newspaper caught up with the other media and posted something on the investigation of the sexual assault at Tate High School three hours…

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Tight budget means eliminating degrees

Orlando Sentinel: Florida universities and colleges are looking at cutting back on their degrees in order to say money. At Florida State University, the bull’s-eye…

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Thank you, BP (photos)

One of our freelancers sent in this report: This past Saturday all the cobia boats were reporting to me seeing weathered oil on the surface…

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Student Handbook states sexual assaults to be reported immediately

Escambia County Student Handbook: Sexual Harassment 1. The School District of Escambia County prohibits sexual harassment of students in any form which involves employees, school…

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Riding Moby Dick to Atlantis

Those are the chances that Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Thomas gives on anyone ever riding the Sun Rail to downtown Orlando. Thomas fires off some…

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Paper says Sansom trial exposes “corrupt capital culture”

The St. Pete Times, who has covered from day one the investigation of former State Rep. Ray Sansom, isn’t mincing any words about the case…

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Satellite photos of Japan, before and after

From Washington Post, aerial photos taken over Japan have revealed the scale of devastation across the country. See photos.

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