More from Robinson on FCAT writing

The Florida Commissioner of Education, Gerald Robinson, must still be catching heat over the FCAT writing exam results. He issued this statement on Wednesday afternoon:…

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Kayaking for a Cure

On Saturday, June 9 at 8:00 a.m. Kayak for a Cure Pensacola will host its first annual paddle event at Shoreline Park South in Gulf…

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Stephen Nodine’s supporters claim misconduct by former prosecutor

We received a email from a group called “Justice for Stephen Nodine” that claims that it has incriminating documents of misconduct on behalf of former…

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Community Maritime Park Welcomes First Year-Round Business

Press Release: Summer time just got a little cooler thanks to Beach Berry Frozen Yogurt, the first business slated to begin serving Community Maritime Park…

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Downtown Milton scores

Tractor Supply Center is constructing an downtown Milton store on 3.75 acres between Hardees and Domino’s Pizza. The free-standing store will be going into the…

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Energy Star Awards

By Stephanie Sharp — At the school board meeting last night, seven Escambia county schools were presented with Energy Star awards. The Energy Star program…

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ECSO Law Enforcement Memorial Tomorrow

(Press Release) The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and the Fraternal Order of Police will honor those law enforcement officers who died while serving in the…

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Return of Four Seasons

The Four Seasons Market is back. The small Palafox place eatery was popular before Hurricane Ivan wiped it out, forcing the owners to reinvent themselves…

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Occupy Pensacola on today’s trial

Press Release: Pensacola, Fla. May 15, 2012 – The trial for Melody Castro and David Burden, the two who were arrested at City Hall in…

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Hawthorne’s ‘Game Plan’: Work Together

George Hawthorne, executive director of the Gulf Coast African American Chamber of Commerce, said Tuesday that his organization would not be releasing what he had…

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Robinson defends FCAT writing exam

Education Commissioner Gerald Robinson held a press conference this afternoon and allowed reporters from around the state to question him about the Florida Board of…

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Mayor hears from citizens at District 2 town hall

By Stephanie Sharp—- Two extra rows of seats had to be added in the meeting room of the Tryon Branch Library for last night’s Town…

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State Board of Education lowers FCAT writing passing grade (update)

The Florida Board of Education voted today unanimously to lower the passing grade for the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test writing exam. Preliminary results showed only…

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Rubio misstates facts about student loans

Republicans in the Senate voted down a bill to block an increase in the interest rates for student loans last week. In explaining his “no”…

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ATU Local 1395 grievance letter

AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION LOCAL 1395 1720 W. FAIRFIELD DRIVE, SUITE 307 PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 32501 May 10, 2012 To: Honorable County Commissioners, Board of County Commissioners,…

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Doubling Stafford interest rate harms African-American households

More than 7 million students and their families rely on federally subsidized Stafford loans to help pay for college. The loans are distributed by the…

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Time to repaint the graffitti…

Although, he didn’t come right out and say it, Ron Paul in effect, has ended his campaign. Quote: “Moving forward, however, we will no longer…

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WXBM, WMEZ sold to Cumulus for $6.5 million

Cumulus paid $6.5 million for Pamal’s two FMs in Pensacola area–“Soft Rock 94.5” WMEZ and “Your Country” WXBM, Milton (102.7). Radio-info.com reports the plan is…

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Oh no, preliminary FCAT writing scores are dismal

Preliminary data released today shows that only 27 percent of all Florida fourth graders scored a Level 4 or higher on the writing portion of…

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Put away your sunglasses

CBS announced Sunday it will cancel “CSI: Miami,” according to The Los Angeles Times. The show aired more than 200 episodes in its 10-year run….

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