Wall Street Journal defends its honor

The Wall Street Journal published a lengthy editorial Sunday depending its integrity in light of the phone hacking scandal involving its for former publisher and…

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SunRail groundbreaking today

After years of debate and delay, construction on Central Florida’s SunRail commuter train is finally ready to start. Orlando Sentinel has a nice spread on…

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Blog adds three features

You can now follow the latest tweets on the Murdoch/News Corp Fallout and the presidential campaigns. We also created a Facebook page for readers to…

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How presidential candidates spend their money

Washington Post has reviewed the campaign spending of the presidential candidates. The first major spending reports of the 2012 presidential campaign demonstrate styles and priorities…

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Bounty increases for Cantonment Cow Strangler

NorthEscambia.com says the reward has been increased again in the Memorial Day strangulation of a pregnant cow in Enon, with two groups now offering a…

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Buzz: Tensions run high in Pensacola Village

The shooting of a toddler, 19 months, on Friday afternoon has the residents of the housing project on Fairfield Drive inside the city limits upset….

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Will City Council follow Gould example?

Last week we saw a former city council member blast the Supervisor of Elections for not delaying the release of public records. This week the…

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Council wants to rein in Mayor

In the agenda packet for the Pensacola City Council’s Committee of the Whole there is a discussion item asking for all executed contracts over $25,000…

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Breaking news: News Corps Brooks arrested

Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive of News Corp’s British branch, went to a London police station by appointment at midday today and is being…

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Reuters gives inside look at Murdoch newsroom

Reuters has talked to former News of the World reporters complaining about the working conditions under Rebekah Brooks, the publisher and Rupert Murdoch confidante who…

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How Wahoo agreement compares with league teams

We have a spreadsheet on the Wahoos’ stadium agreement compares with the other teams in their league. Here is how it compares with the two…

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Summary of Stadium Use Agreement

Multi-Use Facility Use Agreement Summary of Proposed Terms with Northwest Florida Professional Baseball, LLC — Term: Ten (10) years plus at the option of the…

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New INDaily online

IN Daily is out! Includes top stories of today and recaps blog and inweekly posts of the past 24 hours. Read here or use INDaily…

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Top 10 Principles for Change Agents

I came across this article through Twitter. It’s by Claude DiDomenica, Co-founder, Columnist and Blogmaster of the website Secretary of Innovation. I thought with change…

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PNJ brings Deal Chicken to P’cola

As I predicted in April, the daily newspaper has brought the Gannett coupon project, Deal Chicken, to this market. (Read April post). No word on…

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The murder of Bobo Till

The 1955 murder of Emmett Til was one of several events that sparked the Civil Rights movement. It happened in the Mississippi Delta two years…

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Mack Attack Emails

Through a public record request, the IN obtained copies of former Pensacola City Council member and current Pensacola Redistricting Commission member Diane Mack’s emails regarding…

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ALEC continues in the news

ProPublica also has a feature on ALEC –the Koch Brothers funded non-profit that wrote much the state legislation proposed around the country this year. And…

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WSJ publisher resigns

The Murdoch/News Corp crisis continues with the resignation of Wall Street Journal publisher Les Hinton…a day after WSJ interviewed owner Rupert Murdoch in the international…

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Blog post picked up by New York Times

My blog post on BP trying to end oil spill payments got mentioned in the New York Times: “Our state and local leaders have been…

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