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Jefferson Street Parking Garage closed in evenings, May 14-16

The Jefferson Street Parking Garage will be temporarily closed for annual maintenance from Sunday, May 14 to Tuesday, May 16 between 11 p.m. and 5…

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Posted in Caring Escambia County Health News Pensacola

Real News: ALICE has trouble living here

ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. ALICE families earn above the Federal Poverty Level but less than what’s needed to survive in the…

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Posted in Caring Crime Escambia County Pensacola Politics

Presser notes: Workshop takeaways, Crime stats

HOMELESSNESS Mayor Reeves gave his takeaways from today’s joint workshop on homelessness. Why this matters:  The region has lacked a coordinated strategy for dealing with…

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Posted in Environment Escambia County Pensacola

Multi-use path connecting Scenic Heights to West Pensacola makes funding list

The Bluffline makes an important list. A 10-mile multi-use greenway stretching from Scenic Heights to West Pensacola has moved closer to reality after FDEP added…

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Posted in Education

Charter USA wants changes, creating an uncertain future for WMS

Warrington Middle remains in limbo Charter Schools USA wants changes to the school board’s approved agreements regarding the company’s takeover of Warrington Middle School. Why…

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Posted in Caring Education Escambia County News Pensacola Politics

Homelessness, Children t/b discussed today

Homelessness We will have two opportunities to hear about the federal government’s “All In” strategy to reduce homelessness by 25% by 2025. Why this matters:…

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Posted in Business Entertainment Escambia County Health News Politics

Daily Outtakes: 680 overdoses

Escambia County had 680 drug overdoses last week Why this matters: Escambia County last year topped the list of opioid overdose deaths in Florida, earning…

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City announces Employee Bikeshare program

The City of Pensacola is excited to announce the launch of an Employee Bikeshare Program at City Hall on May 19, in conjunction with National…

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Posted in Business Caring Education Escambia County News Pensacola Politics

Real News: Input sought on beach parking, mental health

This morning, Commissioner Robert Bender and ECT executive Tammy Greer made appeals for public input on two significant issues. Why this matters – Part 1:…

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Posted in Caring Health News State & National News

Putting abortion rights on 2024 ballot

Coalition wants Florida voters, not state lawmakers, to decide the state’s abortion rights. Why this matters: Gov. Ron DeSantis and the GOP-controlled legislature have further…

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Posted in Politics

Nearly half of Escambia families struggle to afford basics

Families in Crisis Nearly half of Escambia households struggle to afford groceries, housing and other basic needs, according to a new report from United Way…

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College lacrosse coming here, May 10-13

Pensacola hosts the NAIA Men’s Lacrosse National Invitational this week at the Ashton Brosnaham complex. Why this matter: Thanks to Pensacola Sports, our community is…

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