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"'Bicycle-friendly' island?" by Ryan Smith
”’Bicycle-friendly’ island?” by Ryan Smith
City Ponders Stand on Hometown Democracy: Amendment 4!
So IMPORTANT for every citizen in Nassau County!
Full Speed Backward on Growth Management: Senate Bill 360
Full Speed Backward on Growth Management, by Peter Johnson, Amelia Island Association
MORE NEWS AND VIEWS!! Hometown Democracy Amendment
Opponents of the Hometown Democracy Amendment to the state’s constitution repeatedly point to the experience of the city of St Pete Beach as proof that Amendment 4 will not work for Florida. This newspaper printed this point of view on October 14. It’s worth taking a hard look at St Pete Beach to understand the irrelevancy of the comparison.
Senior Sleuths
The Fernandina Beach Police Department is looking for active volunteers who are ready and willing to “right some wrongs” as Senior Sleuths.
Traffic Crash Data: Did you know?
Nassau County crashes are up 44% compared to 5% for Florida; injuries are up 30% compared to 4% for Florida; and deaths are up 93% compared to 1% for Florida (all data from 2003 to 2007)?
We Must Help Manage Growth
A CALL FOR ACTION: ”...poorly thought-out economic policies are inevitably leading to higher taxes,” reports Peter Johnson, concerned citizen and Amelia Island Association board member.
Hometown Democracy Amendment (Amendment 4)
“St. Pete Beach is No Example” By Peter Johnson/Amelia Island
“Opponents of the Hometown Democracy Amendment (Amendment 4) to the state’s constitution repeatedly point to the experience of the city of St. Pete Beach as proof that it will not work for Florida. This newspaper printed this point of view on Oct. 14. It’s worth taking a hard look at St. Pete Beach to understand the irrelevancy of the comparison.”
