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  • 2 weeks ago | inweekly.net | Rob Brezsny

    By Rob BrezsnyWeek of June 12ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your definition of home is due for revamping, deepening and expansion. Your sense of where you truly belong is ripe to be adjusted and perhaps even revolutionized. A half-conscious desire you have not previously been ready to fully acknowledge is ready for you to explore. Can you handle these subtly shocking opportunities?

  • 3 weeks ago | inweekly.net | Rob Brezsny

    By Rob BrezsnyWeek of June 5ARIES (March 21-April 19): You have had resemblances to cactuses in recent days. It hasn’t always been pleasant and cheerful, but you have become pretty skilled at surviving, even thriving, despite an insufficiency of juicy experiences. Fortunately, the emotional fuel you had previously stored up has sustained you, keeping you resilient and reasonably fluid. However, this situation will soon change. More succulence is on its way.

  • 3 weeks ago | inweekly.net | Rick Outzen

    By Rick OutzenLindsey Cannon, Bruce Watson and dozens of other childcare service providers walked out of City Hall last week with an unusual feeling: optimism. Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves hosted a Childcare Summit that brought together local stakeholders for the first of two phases to tackle the childcare crisis head-on. Phase 1 focused on diagnosing the problem.

  • 1 month ago | inweekly.net | Joshua Encinias

    By Joshua EnciniasSummer movies are back with a little something for everyone. Whether you crave blood-soaked Southern Gothic vampires, high-octane spy thrills or a heartwarming alien misfit, this season’s lineup is stacked with bold originals, reboots and sequels. So grab your popcorn and brace yourself for a wild ride—killer dolls, cosmic rom-coms, rampaging dinosaurs and superheroes both blue and blue-skinned are all vying for your attention.

  • 1 month ago | inweekly.net | Rick Outzen

    By Rick OutzenYour property tax payments cover significant portions of the Escambia County and City of Pensacola general funds—yes, the same general funds that pay for law enforcement, the fire department, street maintenance, water management and libraries. Property tax payments cover 63% of the County general fund and about half its major revenue sources. The City is less reliant than the County but still dependent on property taxes for 35% of its general funds and about 8.5% of its total budget.

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