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  • ...ity located at 4101 [[Mobile Highway]], in "[[The Circle]]" area of [[West Pensacola]]. ...tory Polaris]].<ref>"Polaris ATV and Motorcycle set to open in October." ''Pensacola News Journal'', October 5, 2005.</ref>
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  • ...ent store in [[Cordova Mall]]. She later added two locations in [[downtown Pensacola]], Norma's on the Run and Norma's on the Bay. Her last restaurant was Norma ...the [[William F. Lee House]], demolished after [[Hurricane Ivan]], from [[West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc.]] for $625,000. The lot at [[Alcaniz St
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  • |direction_a=west |starting_terminus=West of [[Tyson Street]]
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  • ...n't get those issues pinned down."<ref>"Plan for Cuban eatery scrapped." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 24, 2006.</ref> ...g part of Pensacola."<ref>"Restaurateur to open new Cuban-style eatery." ''Pensacola News Journal'', October 22, 2007.</ref>
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  • ...)<ref name="merger">"Ad agency merger draws on the best of old and new." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 1, 2000.</ref> ...vertising''' ('''DC&B''') was the first full-service advertising agency in Pensacola.
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  • ...ivist most noted for opposing two different plans to develop the [[City of Pensacola|City]]-owned [[Trillium property]]: the [[Festival Park]], which his groups ...e in the [[San Carlos Hotel]]. He received an MBA from the [[University of West Florida]] in 1969. He has serviced as an adjunct accounting instructor at b
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  • .... He attended the University of Alabama, but return to the [[University of West Florida]] for his final year and graduated in 1984 with a bachelor's degree ...[[Merrill Land Company]] owns a number of historic buildings in [[downtown Pensacola]], including [[Seville Tower]] and the [[Bass Building]]. They also purchas
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  • |location=2805 West [[Cervantes Street]] '''Oscar's Restaurant''' is a [[Brownsville]] eatery located at 2805 West [[Cervantes Street]]. It was opened in the early 1940s as the '''Brownsvill
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  • ...ul Silivos]] and [[Pete Geeker]], the restaurant was originally located on West [[Cervantes Street]] near [[Pace Boulevard|Pace]] in [[Brownsville]]. Paul' ..."Skopelos creates 45 days of saving to mark restaurant's 45th birthday." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 6, 2004.</ref>
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  • Bob Stinnett was hired as head coach of the University of West Florida men’s basketball team on July 27, 2009. Stinnett, a UWF Athletics ...school, junior college, and university levels, with his most recent job at Pensacola High School. In his two years at PHS, the Tigers went 54-15, including a di
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  • ...ggo's would be a part,<ref>"Downtown loses one bar, gains old favorite." ''Pensacola News Journal'', January 31, 2002.</ref> but the project fell through. ...orming.<ref>"Sluggo's reborn in Brownsville - the hippest part of town." ''Pensacola News Journal'', June 1, 2004.</ref>
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  • ...a [[maritime museum]], a conference/education center with [[University of West Florida]] classrooms, a variety of mixed-use development and a large public ...ner [[Ray Gindroz]], and the revised conceptual plan was approved by the [[Pensacola City Council]] in [[2005]]. A grassroots ad hoc group called [[Save Our Cit
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