Port expands

The Herald Tribune reports that Port Manatee that is south of Tampa is preparing for the widening of the Panama Canal. The port is in…

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Power of one bad decision

The overriding reason for Councilmen Jack Nobles and Marty Donovan to vote in favor of the Rinker/Cemex lease at the Port of Pensacola was that…

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Third World Pensacola

Why is the environment such a low priority in Escambia County and Pensacola? We profess to love our waterways and call this place “paradise.” Yet…

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Meet proposed port tenant

InDaily has posted a YouTube video on Cemex, the Mexican cement manufacturing giant, who owns Rinker Materials. What do you do when an international conglomerate…

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New Port website

There is a new website on the port: TakeBackthePort.com. For decades after the “glory days” of exporting timber, turpentine, and red snapper, heavy industry has…

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Port may get new tenant

The Enterprise Operations Committee of the Pensacola City Council meets on Monday, Aug. 20 at 3:15 p.m. in the Hagler-Mason Conference Room to consider a…

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Why little cement dust at Port

In 2004, there was a big debate about a cement supplier coming to the Port of Pensacola.  There were dire predictions of downtown being covered…

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Elebash bashes port finances

Subject: Port finances Port of Pensacola – Six Months Financial Report The City Finance Director will present the mid-year City financial report to the Council…

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They keep plugging away

The Stop Our City folks keep plugging away at Gulf1.com. They miss their Tuesday night meetings at the Bayview Community Center. Some are still trying…

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