Brownsville Middle School back up for discussion

Nearly a year after Superintendent Malcolm Thomas broke off negotiations with Friendship Missionary Baptist Church for the dilapidated Brownsville Middle School that has been closed…

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Buzz: Ashley Markham in People Magazine

Just received a heads up from friends with People Magazine that Ashley Markham will be in the People Magazine this week.

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More on ECAT bus ad contract

A reader sent me a copy of the contract for the ECAT bus ads. It specifically states no ad contracts should be extended or renewed…

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Gaetz to head Reapportionment Committee

Incoming Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos today announced Don Gaetz (R-Niceville) will chair the Florida Senate Reapportionment Committee. Senator Gaetz was first elected in 2006…

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Why even debate ECAT bus ads?

The daily had an article on the Escambia County Commission considering whether or not to bring in house ECAT’s bus advertising program: “ECAT bus ads…

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B-25 Mitchell Bomber part of Blues Homecoming Air Show

Press Release: Disabled American Veterans brings message to the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show on the Wings of a B-25 NAS Pensacola, Florida – The…

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I love C-SPAN

Woke up early this morning and watched on C-SPAN the hearings of the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling….

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Ideas, suggestions and advice for first strong mayor

The PNJ has had its turn at interviewing Ashton Hayward….so much so that it has started to look like an issue of “Tiger Beat” magazine….

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Orlando City Housing going Green

Press Release: A milestone was reached Friday, Nov. 5 in the ongoing cooperative efforts between the local U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and the City…

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Pensacola Film Festival Fall Screen Series 2010

The Gulf Breeze Cinema 4 presents the Pensacola Film Festival Fall Screen Series 2010 this November 19,20 & 21. The finest in new and independent…

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BP to hold another round of forums

BP is holding a series of public forums across the panhandle all month to answer questions about the recovery process. BP representatives, U.S. Coast Guard…

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Value of Mack and Bare endorsements

Both Diane Mack and Charles Bare, who placed third and fourth in the Aug. 24 Pensacola mayoral primary respectively, endorsed and actively supported incumbent Mayor…

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Florida files for summary judgement n Healthcare Lawsuit

Attorney General Bill McCollum has filed the Motion for Summary Judgment in the Health Care Lawsuit. Oral Argument for this motion will take place on…

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Why Wiggins lost

1. Failure to have an meaningful platform until two weeks before November election. The new charter set an expectation of the new strong mayor having…

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Mays and friends school Jerralds, Young, Townsend and friends

New school schooled the Old School in the Pensacola mayor’s race. It was Lumon May, LuTimothy May and the young African-Americans that delivered Hayward a…

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Changeover in City Government continues

The Pensacola City Council will have two new city council members: Brian Spencer and Sherrie Myers. Both ran aggressive door-to-door campaigns. Spencer beat incumbent Jewel…

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Northwest Florida may deliver governorship to Scott

Republican Rick Scott has a 68,227 vote margin over Democrat Alex Sink—2,588,415 to 2,520,138. This will probably hold. If so, he will owe the victory…

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Predictions hold

Ashton Hayward has indeed won, 10,645-9,837, a hard-fought mayoral race over veteran incumbent Mike Wiggins. Both sides worked hard to get their messages out. Each…

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Prediction: Hayward wins

Mike Wiggins failed to get a significant lead from the early voters, which were his base. I will go out on a limb and predict…

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Election Buzz: Wiggins fights unemployment

His poll workers at Bayview are paid $84 each to wave signs, according to people who have spoke with the workers when they took their…

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