Posted in Crime Politics

Killers remain ‘involuntarily committed’

By Mollye Barrows Circuit Judge J. Scott Duncan held a commitment hearing this morning regarding the status of Brandon Aydelott, 23, and Chris Lynch,40, two…

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Posted in Pensacola

Eight vie to be asst. city administrator

By Jeremy Morrison The city of Pensacola is looking for an assistant city administrator, a lieutenant of sorts for City Administrator Chris Holley. More than…

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Posted in Politics

Milton mayor cleared

When citizens questioned the legality of her sending a memo to city council members, City of Milton Mayor Heather Lindsey self-reported the issue and asked…

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Posted in State & National News

By the numbers: Florida’s death penalty

By News Service of Florida Staff TALLAHASSEE — Serial killer Bobby Joe Long is scheduled to be executed at 6 p.m. Thursday at Florida State…

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Posted in Crime Politics

Letters link Santa Rosa killers

By Mollye Barrows Editor’s note: Last week, Inweekly published “DCF ‘Transitions’ Insane Killers,” about two men who killed that mothers, Brandon Aydelott and Chris Lynch,…

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Posted in Pensacola

Presser Notes: Oysters, Overlay & ‘Parochial Poison’

By Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly During this week’s press conference, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson dove into the politics of aquaculture, forecasts some DIB picks and also…

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Poll: City voters satisfied with council’s performance

Over the weekend, Inweekly hired Political Matrix to conduct a poll to see how satisfied city voters are with the performance of the Pensacola City…

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Posted in State & National News

Campus Early Voting battle continues

By Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Nearly a year after a federal judge’s ruling allowed early-voting sites on college and university campuses,…

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Posted in Politics

New DIB board members sought

Mayor Grover Robinson announced today he is beginning to take applications for appointment to the Downtown Improvement Board (DIB).  Mayor Robinson will be making three appointments…

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Posted in Pensacola Politics

City voters care more for needs of city than individual districts

According to a recent Inweekly/Political Matrix poll, city voters aren’t as concerned about their districts as they are about their city council representatives doing what’s…

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Posted in Escambia County

Did EMS union try to ‘game’ dispatch to get more trucks?

Inweekly has a received a series of county emails that show the EMS union president was upset with how dispatch was routing ambulances because he…

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Posted in State & National News

Tribe says no dice to paying state

By Dara Kam, The News Service of Florida The Seminole Tribe of Florida made good on threats Tuesday by telling Gov. Ron DeSantis it is…

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