Butler Auto helps out Earth Day

Press release: Lots of people need to dispose of unwanted tires, batteries, and fluids from their vehicles, BUT THEY DON’T KNOW WHERE TO GO! Butler…

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OMR poll says citizens support allowing Code Enforcement to have guns

Press Release:On the heels of the Escambia County Commissioner’s recent discussion to arm and protect Escambia Code Enforcement Officers, Open Market Research, conducted a study…

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Florida Poll Shows Romney Beats Obama, Joe S. has shot at U.S. Senate

Press release from Suffolk University: Florida Poll Shows Romney Beats Obama: Recession Not Over in Florida. Gov. Rick Scott wildly unpopular after first 100 days….

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Is Sarah Palin a has-been?

This Week reports one-time Tea Party queen has seen her stock fall rapidly over the last few months. Last week, NBC and The Wall Street…

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Sexual Abuse Victim’s 1,000-mile trek in Pensacola

Press Release: A young woman who overcame years of physical and sexual abuse then worked to change Florida law to better protect the rights of…

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Sheen may return to show, Hayward mum

In an interview with Sports Hub 98.5 WBZ-FM in Boston, Sheen said there have been discussions about him returning to “Two and Half Men.” There…

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Blow-by-blow: BP stockholders meeting

The Telegraph is live coverage of the stockholders meeting of BP. Finally they are getting their say and the chairman is dealing with it: “Mr…

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Playboy releases party list, School District left off

Playboy magazine’s list of top party schools was released today prior to the magazine’s Friday publication date. No. 1 on Playboy’s list is the University…

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NYT: Why no prep walks after financial crisis?

The New York Times: Several years after the financial crisis, which was caused in large part by reckless lending and excessive risk taking by major…

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Citizens has $1.5 billion surplus

Recent financial statements show the state-owned Citizens Property Insurance, has enough money to withstand a replay of the 2004 and 2005 storms without triggering the…

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Nodine catches heat from victim’s family

Mobile Press Register reports family and friends of Angel Downs spoke out Wednesday, asking the public to remember that their loved one was the victim,…

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Tea Party hits Okaloosa County Commission

Daily News reports 40 to 50 local Republicans and tea party members attended budget workshop held by the Okaloosa County commissioners and told them to…

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Inmate medical costs

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office took over the medical services for the Escambia County Jail from contractor Armor Correctional Health Services, which saved the county…

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Grover joins Coldwell Banker United

Press Release: Coldwell Banker United, Realtors® Commercial welcomes Grover Robinson, IV and Clay Roesch Grover Robinson, IV is a seventh generation Pensacolian. He obtained a…

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BP spillionaires

ProPublica’s Kim Barker investigates how some people affected by the BP oil spill soaked up money and became “spillionaires” by charging BP outrageous rates for…

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Sheriff gives take on the budget (updated)

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office made its presentation to the Board of County Commissioners. He told the BOCC that his office budget has only increased…

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New online tool for School District officials

Escambia County Superintendent of Schools Malcolm Thomas has announced that the school district will begin a new training program for deans and principals so that…

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Gannett blasted for furloughs

The New York Times media columnist David Carr blasted Gannett execs for building their fat paychecks on the back of their workers. Gannett is owner…

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Doh!

Jim and Dorothy Sprague checked Sunday’s Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain and discovered they’d won $4.3 million in the Colorado Lottery. Then they learned the paper had…

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Scott reluctant to go after BP

St. Pete Times: Gov. Rick Scott’s reluctance to make a legal claim against BP irks a cast of Floridians, including Tampa attorney Steve Yerrid, who…

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