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The Sheriff’s Office requested $353,000 in additional money, without which Chief Deputy Larry Aiken said the department would have to ax six positions. Sheriff David Morgan’s $75.8 million budget for 2012-13 is unchanged from the current year.
A motion to move that money failed in a 2-3 vote, with Commissioners Kevin White and Wilson Robertson supporting it.
“This is the worst time to cut six deputies off the street,” Robertson said........................................................................................................
Pen Air going slow with downtown move
Posted on September 26, 2012 by Carlton Proctor
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Pen Air’s new CEO Stu Ramsey says the credit union is moving ahead with plans to open a branch in the Thiesen Building in downtown Pensacola.
But Ramsey said Pen Air is in no rush to get in the building any time soon.
“There is a plan to have a branch in that building,” he said recently. “We’re exploring what are the best uses for the building and how much space we will want.
“We’re definitely working out plans for half the space on the first floor, but we’re not sure what to do with the
....................................................Library hours cut
The Escambia County Commission gave a final OK to its $356 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year on Tuesday, but not before shutting down a plea for more money from the West Florida Public Library System.
In response, library officials have announced reduced hours at six branches, effective Oct. 1. They also said the cuts will result in less money for new books.
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Breaking his silence on rising tension in City Hall, Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward on Wednesday pledged to improve his communication with the City Council and called upon council members to put aside personal and political maneuvering that he says distracts from progress.
“I want to take the high road, and I hope others will choose to do so as well,” he said.
Hayward made his remarks at a news conference aimed at smoothing over a growing rift between the mayor and some council members.
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We dont need none of dem edumacation things. Hell Lets play ball. Ask Quient (all you have done for us)Studer to open a branch in his stadium. aint nutting much else haPPENING DERE...
The Sheriff’s Office requested $353,000 in additional money, without which Chief Deputy Larry Aiken said the department would have to ax six positions. Sheriff David Morgan’s $75.8 million budget for 2012-13 is unchanged from the current year.
A motion to move that money failed in a 2-3 vote, with Commissioners Kevin White and Wilson Robertson supporting it.
“This is the worst time to cut six deputies off the street,” Robertson said........................................................................................................
Pen Air going slow with downtown move
Posted on September 26, 2012 by Carlton Proctor
0 comments
Pen Air’s new CEO Stu Ramsey says the credit union is moving ahead with plans to open a branch in the Thiesen Building in downtown Pensacola.
But Ramsey said Pen Air is in no rush to get in the building any time soon.
“There is a plan to have a branch in that building,” he said recently. “We’re exploring what are the best uses for the building and how much space we will want.
“We’re definitely working out plans for half the space on the first floor, but we’re not sure what to do with the
....................................................Library hours cut
The Escambia County Commission gave a final OK to its $356 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year on Tuesday, but not before shutting down a plea for more money from the West Florida Public Library System.
In response, library officials have announced reduced hours at six branches, effective Oct. 1. They also said the cuts will result in less money for new books.
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Breaking his silence on rising tension in City Hall, Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward on Wednesday pledged to improve his communication with the City Council and called upon council members to put aside personal and political maneuvering that he says distracts from progress.
“I want to take the high road, and I hope others will choose to do so as well,” he said.
Hayward made his remarks at a news conference aimed at smoothing over a growing rift between the mayor and some council members.
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We dont need none of dem edumacation things. Hell Lets play ball. Ask Quient (all you have done for us)Studer to open a branch in his stadium. aint nutting much else haPPENING DERE...
