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| − | *'''[[ | + | *The [[City of Pensacola]] faces '''[[2007 City of Pensacola budget adjustment|budget cuts]]''' following the discovery of an overpayment by [[Cox Communications]]. |
*Republican '''[[Clay Ford]]''' (pictured) beats Democrat [[Liz Campbell]] in the special election to fill the [[Florida House of Representatives District 3|District 3]] seat left vacant by [[Holly Benson]]. | *Republican '''[[Clay Ford]]''' (pictured) beats Democrat [[Liz Campbell]] in the special election to fill the [[Florida House of Representatives District 3|District 3]] seat left vacant by [[Holly Benson]]. | ||
*A $7 million contribution by the [[Escambia County Commission]] to help relocate the '''[[Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant]]''' is delayed for further negotiations with the [[ECUA]] regarding future use of the County-owned [[Perdido Landfill]]. | *A $7 million contribution by the [[Escambia County Commission]] to help relocate the '''[[Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant]]''' is delayed for further negotiations with the [[ECUA]] regarding future use of the County-owned [[Perdido Landfill]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 5 March 2007
- The City of Pensacola faces budget cuts following the discovery of an overpayment by Cox Communications.
- Republican Clay Ford (pictured) beats Democrat Liz Campbell in the special election to fill the District 3 seat left vacant by Holly Benson.
- A $7 million contribution by the Escambia County Commission to help relocate the Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant is delayed for further negotiations with the ECUA regarding future use of the County-owned Perdido Landfill.
- The Escambia County Sheriff's Office initiates Operation Brownsville, a 30-day effort to clean up the crime- and blight-ridden Brownsville area.
- The Escambia County School Board votes 4-1 to approve a plan that will change school attendance zones and close Woodham High School.
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