by Doug Head
Recently someone wrote about the "fence" planned for Parramore. One phrase struck me in particular and I raise it here: ""Why would you allocate $75,000.00 towards a fence that's only going to divide the community"....
Written By: Tezlyn Figaro
Tezlyn Figaro Communications Group
July 8, 2014
With only 30 days in office, City of Orlando District 5 Commissioner Regina Hill has been accused of using her political power to assist her constituents. Channel 9 alleges that Commissioner Hill inappropriately referred unemployed constituents to the reopened Blueprint office.
By Roger Caldwell
It is 2014, and the Black vote is an afterthought. The Republicans have written off the Black vote to the Democrats, and the Democrats assume in statewide elections, Black's vote Democrat. This is generally the case in the last 15 years, and the Black community usually does not rock the boat.
Read more: Is the Black Vote In-Play in 2014 Florida Governor's Race?
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By Pat Simpleton
Daralene Jones is a prima facie case of an Uncle Tom. Because she is a female, I guess she would have to be Auntie mammie. This Negro is being used by the man to attack Commissioner Hill for what – getting people jobs.
Let me say that again. This colored woman is being used by the good ole boys at channel 9 to attack our good commissioner for the sin of getting people jobs.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 2, 2014
Contact Person: Robin Bouey
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Orange County Commission District 2 Candidate, Greg Jackson, Holding "Grassroots Endorsement Rally," at the Orange County Administration Building
Greg Jackson, a past Florida Assistant Attorney General, military veteran having proudly served in the U.S. Navy Reserve and Army National Guard, small business advisor, and active, rising community leader in Central Florida, is distinguishing himself from the other candidates in the Orange County Commission District 2 race, while garnering the support of local leaders. As a result,on July 7th, Jackson is scheduled to hold a "Grassroots Endorsement Rally," where a group of community leaders and elected officials will come out to support Jackson's Campaign for Orange County Commissioner District 2. To add to the suspense of the occasion, Jackson's team has opted to remain silent on the individuals who are coming out to endorse his campaign. However, Jackson had this to say about the soon to be disclosed endorsers, "anyone in this race, a county-wide or state race would be very proud to have their support."
