More students can get out of failing schools

Gov. Rick Scott signed yesterday a bill into law that expands the Opportunity Scholarship program, which allows students to transfer to better-performing public schools. Under…

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Mugshots: Child Sex Sting

NorthEscambia.com has the photos of the men arrested in Operation Blue Shepherd. See photos.

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Operation Blue Shepherd nabs pedophiles

Press Release: Twenty-five men have been arrested on felony charges after an intensive week-long undercover operation involving multiple law enforcement agencies determined they were using…

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Buzz: Police unveil undercover operation

We got this press release: A press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. today (Monday, June 27) at the Pensacola Police Department, 711 N. Hayne…

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Fake pot is baaaaack

The synthetic marijuana that we reported about and the federal authorities banned months ago is back, being sold legally in a different form in shops…

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Unearthing Molino

A major archaeological dig is underway this summer in Molino. UWF students have found evidence of a 1700’s mission and even a 6,000 year old…

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Expert predicts more Natural Gas vehicles

The City of Pensacola and its Energy Services of Pensacola may be sitting on a gold mine. BP recently released their highly respected annual Statistical…

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Offshore drilling is back on the table, Gaetz opposes

Drilling platforms off the beach may be in Pensacola’s future, if Senate President Mike Haridopolos and Gov. Rick Scott have their way.  State Sen. Don…

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Crist’s wife sells condo for $3.5 million

What? Former Gov. Charlie Crist is still married? Sun-Sentinel reports Carole Rome Crist has sold her sold her four-bedroom, four-bath Fisher Island condo for $3.5…

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Daily Beast picks Best Reads of the Week

From the revelations of a Pulitzer Prize-winning illegal immigrant to the hunt for the next Bin Laden, The Daily Beast picks the best journalism from…

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Buzz: City Park & Rec wins award

The City of Pensacola, Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded the Parks and Recreation 2011 State Agency Excellence Award for cities with a population…

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City to get 3-1-1 service, July 1

Press Release: Pensacola residents will soon have an easier way to request service from the City for things like broken street lights, damaged park equipment,…

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Library of Congress Traveling Exhibit coming

Press Release: A special Library of Congress traveling exhibition—mounted in a customized 18-wheel truck—will visit Pensacola for two days during the July 4th weekend. “Gateway…

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Sesame Street Eviction

Our June 23 cover and the story on the impact of Gov. Rick Scott’s cuts to WSRE and WUWF have attracted attention. Our art director…

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Reviews of Jane’s Addiction, no riots mentioned

JAM Magazine: Edgefest – April 30, 2011, Pizza Hut Park Frisco, TX Jane’s Addiction is an acquired taste. Thousands in attendance danced, sang and cheered…

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ECUA accepts bid to demolish Main St. Plant

Press Release: The projection was for a bid as high as $3.5 million, but after the Emerald Coat Utilities Authority (ECUA) Board voted to accept…

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Harris cleared of all ethics charges

Press Release: The Florida Commission on Ethics upheld the Recommended Order of Judge Diane Cleavinger and cleared Dr. Brice Harris of any wrong-doing. Harris was…

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Bob Graham writes thriller

Orlando Sentinel: Tony Ramos has a few things going for him. He’s a handsome, street-savvy Cuban-American, an intelligence operative who speaks Pashto and Arabic, a…

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Scott shakes up staff

Mary Anne Carter, the chief policy advisor to Gov. Rick Scott, turned in her resignation letter a day after Gov. Rick Scott announced his chief…

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Buzz: Fear of Jane’s Addiction

Some Pensacola Beach businesses are spreading rumors that Jane’s Addiction will bring a negative element to the beach. They fear riots and uncontrolled lawlessness. After…

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