Vessels of Opportunity winding down

As tar balls washed up this weekend on the beaches of Dauphin Island, Ala., more and more boat captains are being notified that they services…

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Judge dismisses case against Valentino

Escambia County Commissioner Gene Valentino had the misdemeanor charge of soliciting a political contribution inside the Escambia Co. Office Complex dismissed today. Email message from…

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BP ‘Static Kill’ May Have Worked

The AP reports that BP is currently doing tests to see if it has successfully plugged its broken well with last month’s “Static Kill” operation….

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Early Voting Numbers

According to Escambia Supervisor of Elections David Stafford,  2,105 people in the county have voted since Monday (as of the end of yesterday). There were…

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ECUA Now Recycling Glass

The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority has added glass and numerous other items to its list of curbside recyclables. According to a release from the utility,…

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St. Pete Times: Scott, open your books

The editorial board of the St. Petersburg Times wants GOP candidate for governor Rick Scott to open his books and let the public know about…

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McCollum overtakes Scott

Now that Attorney General Bill McCollum has started swinging back, he has caught and passed his millionaire opponent Rick “Midnight Oil” Scott. The latest poll…

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Jeff Greene: Mike Tyson, strippers, sexcapades

Nothing makes the media swarm more than a lying politician. Politics lies to investigative reporters are like blood in the water to sharks. Democratic U.S….

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BP To Pay Record Fine For Explosion

The NY Times is reporting that BP will pay a record  $50.6 million for the refinery explosion in Texas in 2005 that killed 15 people…

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Gilmore Deposition for Valentino trial

Tomorrow, Okaloosa County Judge Jim Ward will rule on a motion by Barry Beroset to dismiss the misdemeanor charges for campaign solicitation in a government…

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Quoted at Newsweek

My writing for The Daily Beast got me quoted on Newsweek.com. It’s for their Spectrum column. As Adam Sandler would say, “Not too shabby.”

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More vouchers, less concerts and ads

According to the Daily News, UWF economist Rick Harper believes the travel vouchers will have the biggest impact in rebuilding the tourism market. “You cannot…

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Battle of the Bands before TDC

REO Speedwagon vs. Stone Temple Pilots; DeLuna Fest vs. Fall Concert Series; Young Turks vs. Old Money; Real Plan vs. Vague Statements On June 23,…

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Donovan/Nobles petition 1,500 short

Realtor Marty Donovan has told PNJ columnist Mark O’Brienthat his petition drive is still 1,500 signatures short of the necessary number (about 40 percent) needed…

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Better Pensacola Forum shows some improvement

For the first time in three years of polling, more voters think things are going in the right direction than thinking things are on the…

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Another Fishing Bridge?

Mike Williams, co-host of the BLAB TV program “Catchin’ Fish” tells IN he is starting a campaign to create a new fishing bridge in Pensacola…

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St. Pete Buzz has Rick Scott meltdown (video)

From The Buzz:For the first time in awhile, it seemed that Bill McCollum seized the initiative from frontrunner Rick Scott, who’s accusing his opponent of…

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Feinberg Promises More Generous Checks

“I’m not Superman,” Kenneth Feinberg, the designated claims czar for the BP oil disaster, told a packed conference center on the University of West Florida…

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Greene posts documents

Yesterday after I questioned why Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Jeff Greene hadn’t posted the documents he said cleared his Cuba trip, I received this email:…

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Scott upset his past is questioned

Millionaire Rick Scott is upset that his questionable business past has become an issue in his bid to buy the Republican nomination to be Florida’s…

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