Elebash bashes Maren DeWeese

The long-time critic of the Community Maritime Park, C.C. Elebash, is trying to quiet one of the strongest voices for getting the park built, Council…

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Teen violence continues to escalate

WEAR TV is reporting that a 15 year old has been shot in what may be a drive-by shooting. It happened Sunday near the intersection…

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Who will greet the King and Queen?

The King and Queen of Spain will visit Pensacola next week. We know they will be staying on Pensacola Beach. We know that will land…

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Army suicides may exceed war casualties

The Washington Post reports today that the number of soldiers who committed suicide in January could reach 24, a count that would be the highest…

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Pratt keeps city pension

On her blog, Council member Megan Pratt defends her decision to enroll in the city retirement plan….simply because Pratt sees that it’s part of her…

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Who is new Florida House Speaker

The Orlando Sentinel tells us that the state rep from Ocala is much like the Panhandle. Larry Cretul has backed losing candidates in recent GOP…

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DeWeese questions Barker’s analysis

Pensacola City Council member Maren DeWeese is questioning the CMP financing analysis done by city finance director Dick Barker. She has four bullet points: *…

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She’s baaaack

Former school board member Vanette Webb won her appeal to get the courts to decide whether the Escambia County school district should reimburse her for…

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City staff obligated to finance CMP

People and the news media are starting to question the proposal that Dick Barker, city’s finance director, quickly presented to the Pensacola City Council at…

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Richburg/Sansom meeting not public

The St. Pete Times reports today the March 2008 “public” meeting between State Rep. Ray Sansom and Northwest Florida State College president Bob Richburg and…

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Florida schools could lose out on federal aid

The Economic Stimulus package that was approved by the House requires states to maintain school spending to ”at least at the level of fiscal year…

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Hilarious Century

The more we read about Century, the more you wonder if it really should be incorporated or if it should be part of Escambia County….

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White House Boys sue Florida

Former inmates at the old Florida School for Boys, in Marianna, which was part of the state’s reform school system, are suing the state. Some…

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More budget cuts coming?

The Herald Tribune reports that Florida Senate budget chairman J.D. Alexander said Tuesday that tax revenues for December and January were expected to be a…

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Clay Ford not named Speaker of the House

House Republicans unanimously chose Rep. Larry Cretul as their new leader, allowing him to take over Ray Sansom’s duties as House Speaker immediately. Seventy-four of…

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Brother does good

Don’t say UWF president Judy Bense doesn’t have political clout. Her brother, Allan is the former Florida House Speaker and has been appointed vice chairman…

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Century has Obama wish list

NorthEscambia.com reports the Century Town Council has been working on its own wish list for the Obama Stimulus Package: $1.7 million to increase the elevated…

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NY Times: Pensacola case in U.S. Supreme Court

In 1989, someone raped a 72-year-old woman in Pensacola. Joe Sullivan was 13 at the time, and he admitted that he and two older friends…

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Pace ministers will hold church service in church

That is essentially what happened yesterday in Pace. The local ministers agreed to plan and hold the Pace High School baccalaureate service in a church….

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Arkansas is considering bill to allow guns in church

Arkansas House Bill 1237 is being debated a bill removes “any church or other place of worship” from the list of places that a person…

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