edited by: Kay Day,
Florida Editor
"The Party's Over," by Jule Styne, Adolph Green and Betty Comden. [...]
"Teach Me Tonight," by Sammy Cahn and Gene DePaul. [...]
The hospital IT guy got me online.
I am still very very weak, and can't type well as two fingers are numb (nerve got bruised in surgery; it will heal in time). I am likely to be discharged soon — next day or two I think — but while my progress [...]
City Attorney Rusty Wells has replied to my email on whether it would be unethical for the marketing agent, BPM, for the Master Developer/General Contractor of the Community Maritime Park to lobby for a candidate to be named to the CMPA Board of Trustees.
Here is Wells’ response:
“I am [...]
Here's a clear view ...Friday’s column looked at the unusual strike against “nontraditional family values” that Orlando Rep. Steve Precourt tried to insert into a bill that was supposed to be about creating jobs in the film industry. Basically, the provision seemed to use not-so-coded language to prohibit films that featured gay characters from getting [...]
"Overture," The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart [...]
Sarah Palin lashed out at Washington, the media and liberals Friday night at an Orlando Republican fundraising event, and predicted the GOP would restore common sense to government in the November elections.
Palin said those notes she wrote on her hand at a National Tea Party [...]
Charlie Crist's campaign communications director Andrea Saul responds to this story:
“Apparently, Speaker Rubio thinks he is above the rules, and once again we are reminded of his questionable ethics. The New York Times and other media outlets fell in love with the idea of the ‘Republican Obama.’ He was [...]
There is a report on Saturday that goes into great detail about how former House Speaker Marco Rubio used political committees to "spend big money with little scrutiny."
The Times/Herald went into great detail about Rubio's use of two committees of continuous existence and noted that a lot of money [...]
