Healthcare solution: free check-ups

The NY Times is reporting today that some hospital systems are experimenting with free preventative care to reduce the much higher write-offs of emergency room…

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St. Pete Times: Davis scores in debate

Adam Smith, political writer for St. Petersburg Times, analyzes the Crist-Davis debate – Davis scores points, but is it too late?

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Obrien misses much of Touart-Magaha feud

PNJ Columnist Mark O’Brien missed 75% of the story of the legal battle between Touart-Whitehead and Clerk of Courts Ernie Lee Magaha – Escambia officials…

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Perkins has done this before

In 2001, ECUA, DEP and International Paper were working an agreement for $92 million project to build a pipeline that would take IP’s wastewater away…

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Rolling Stone: 10 Worst Congressmen

Rolling Stone magazine has named its ten worst congressman: DENNIS HASTERT (R-ILL.) JAMES SENSENBRENNER JR. (R-WIS.) DON YOUNG (R-ALASKA) WILLIAM JEFFERSON (D-LA.) JERRY LEWIS (R-CALIF.)…

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Pink Flamingo dead

The South Florida Sun Senteniel reports the IN’s beloved plastic pink flamingos is officially dead – RIP: Pink Flamingo, 1957-2006 Its manufacturer, Union Products, of…

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ECUA/Dale Perkins plan is extortion scam

In the PNJ (ECUA to review funding plan), the ECUA Board still refuses to pay for the entire $115 million with its Dale Perkins five-point…

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Council tells under 40s: Forget about CMPA

The Pensacola City Council at its Committee of the Whole meeting today named its finalists for the Community Maritime Park Associates Board of Trustees: Rhett…

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How to raise $115M to move ECUA plant

See if you can follow my math: Funds needed $115,000,000 Interest (30 yrs, 5.25%) $153,000,000 Closing costs (est) $ 4,740,000 Total needed $272,740,000 _________________________________________________ The…

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ECUA manages on a prayer

Yesterday’s PNJ article on the relocation of the Main Street Sewage Treatment plant ( Anyone got $115 million? ) really bothers me, especially this section:…

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Slate: Washington Buzz

From Slate.com Zeitgeist Checklist: Still Turning the Corner What Washington is talking about this week. By Michael Grunwald Posted Friday, Oct. 20, 2006, at 6:42…

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Air America responds to bankruptcy

*Why Air America Matters* by Thom Hartmann There are times when doing the profitable thing is also doing the right thing. That’s certainly what Roger…

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IN Your Face TV: Talking Points 10.13

This isn’t the best editing job on my part, but here are my Talking Points for the Oct. 13 show. Talking Points Video

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IN Hot Seat: Susan Watson

From the IN Your Face TV show – dated 10/13/06 Susan Watson – Regional Director, ACLU HOT SEAT LINK

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IN Your Head Radio – Oct. 20 show

Line up: New School vs. Old School, Interview: Tom Roush – Pensacola International Film Festival, Loaded Gun: Eric Himan, Rant: Best Ever Listen to Program…

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Inside Andrews Institute

Tonight, Baptist Hospital gave guided, hard hat tours inside Phase 1 of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze. The facility is about 80% complete. They…

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How your property tax dollars are spent?

For the Pensacola homeowner, here is how your property tax dollar is spent: City of Pensacola                    $0.23 Escambia County           …

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Touart has gone hunting again

This time with the county’s biggest road contractors – Anderson-Columbia & Roads, Inc. Hmmmmmmmmmm, I’m sure Touart paid his way and they didn’t talk business…

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Osama Message

After numerous rounds of “We don’t even know if Osama is still alive”, Osama himself decided to send George Bush a letter in his own…

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Saga of Volunteer vs. Paid Firefighters continues

October 10, 2006 Chief Kenny Perkins Escambia County Fire Rescue 6565 North W Street, Suite 230 Pensacola, FL  32505 Chief Perkins: On October 7, career…

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