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Buchanan offers downtown parking solution

From Drew Buchanan campaign: Pensacola mayoral candidate Drew Buchanan on Monday announced that as mayor, he will work with the city council to make street…

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Students fight for early voting on campuses

By Sammi Sontag INWEEKLY… Six University of Florida students, backed by the League of Women Voters of Florida and The Andrew Goodman Foundation, have filed…

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Previous Medical Examiner had a problem, too

While she is waiting to hear if Gov. Rick Scott will reappoint her, District One Medical Dr. Andrea Minyard is dealing with an audit that…

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Bruce Beach clean-up planned for July 18

From Ann Hill for City Council District 6 Campaign” DETAILS: Ann Hill, candidate for City Council, is partnering with Keep Pensacola Beautiful, The Tanyard Neighborhood…

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Jim Paul was a better superintendent than Malcolm Thomas

In his last full year in office (2007-08), School Superintendent Jim Paul had 20 ‘A’ schools. Of his 34 elementary schools, 19 were ‘A’ or…

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PenAir will consolidate downtown locations at SCI Tower

Pen Air Federal Credit Union (Pen Air) announced it will consolidate its existing Palafox and Gregory locations will consolidate into Studer Community Institute Tower in…

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IHMC scientist 2018 recipient of the Young Scientist/Medical Doctor Award

IHMC Research Scientist Dawn Kernagis is the 2018 recipient of the Young Scientist/Medical Doctor Award that is presented annually by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical…

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Wisteria Tavern to relocate

Wisteria Tavern plans to relocate to a “property with more favorable zoning,” according to Facebook post by owner Terry Abbott. The historic East Hill neighborhood…

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City District 2 Town Hall, July 17

Councilman Sherri Myers is hosting a town hall meeting focused on issues of importance to the residents of Camelot, Dunmire Woods and Creighton Heights communities….

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Right to Life group endorses Gaetz

From the Matt Gaetz campaign: The Florida Right to Life Committee yesterday endorsed U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01) in his re-election to U.S. House of…

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Race to Top did not work, Brownsville, Warrington schools continue to fail

In 2011, the Escambia County School District was awarded an $8.3 million Race to the Top grant. The district was one of 35 in the…

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Jefferson Parrish plan completed but not released

by Sammi Sontag INWEEKLY… Last week, Scott Lagueux, director of waterfront planning for Moffatt & Nichol, said at the Port of Pensacola visioning public forums…

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