Ann Hill, Pensacola City Council District 6

Sign Up for Free to Try Skating on Thursday, March 28 from 5-6pm at Pensacola Bay Center Ages 3 to adult. Limited to 50 participants.

EVENT IS AT CAPACITY AS OF 10:30pm 3/17. You may join the waitlist by completing the form below. We anticipate a few spots opening up. These will be filled on a first come basis so sign up today!

⛸️FREE EVENT ➡️ TRY SKATING‼️
Thursday, March 28th 🗓️⏰ 5:00-6:00 PM

🎉 Join The Fun & See What You’ve Been Missing

🩵 Enjoy a free lesson with GPFSC Coaching Professionals before beginning your skating journey

♥️ Pre-registration required using the Google link or QR Code below. Limited to the first 50 eligible applicants

⤵️ APPLY HERE:
https://forms.gle/qHpeNMsJXgyDfzNm8

🩵 Participation not guaranteed until skater receives & responds to confirmation email sent from GPFSC

⚠️ This event is reserved for individuals who have not participated in past GPFSC Skating events

HOW MANY OTHER PENSACOLA PARKS ARE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK? IS MALCOLM YONGE THE TIPPING POINT?

CJ Lewis says:
"Meanwhile the lawful petition process continues. The petitioner’s committee has until April 16th to submit the petitions to City Clerk Burnett. If the city council can replace a community center with city-taxpayer subsidized low-income housing, as Mayor Reeves wants to do, whose park or community center is next? There’s no low-income housing in Cordova Park. Anyone want Dunwoody Park converted to low-income housing? In East Hill does anyone want to convert Cordova Square Park to low-income housing? All who care about our city’s parks and park facilities should sign the petition. Download a copy of the petition at the link below and print it off or send it as a PDF file to everyone you know. It’s important to sign the petition using the signature on file with the Supervisor’s Office."

https://savepensacola.com/download-petition

RICK'S BLOG: Judge J.J. Frydrychowicz yesterday granted the City of Pensacola’s request to dismiss Jonathan Green’s request for a temporary restraining order on the demolition of the Malcolm Yonge Gym.

Green made the request to give Save Malcolm Yonge Gym supporters time to gather enough petitions to force a citywide referendum on the demolition.

Why? Judge Frydrychowicz found procedural and substantive deficiencies in the Green’s request. She wrote, “Injunctions, such as the one requested here, do not exist in a vacuum, and Plaintiff (Green) has failed to state a cause of action. The Court finds this fatal and cannot be remedied through an evidentiary hearing.”

One more chance: Green has 14 days to file an “appropriate pleading.”

Read Feb. 29 2024 Order: ricksblog.biz/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Feb.-29-2024-Order.pdf

SAVE MALCOLM YONGE FROM DEMOLITION BY CITY & MAYOR DC REEVES We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACT? Malcolm Yonge Update from Rick's Blog this morning.

Jonathan Green has amended his emergency injunction order. Green and others are seeking a referendum to reverse the Pensacola City Council’s decision to demolish the Malcolm Yonge Gym.

The amendment includes the company hired to do the demolition, Jobe’s Dirt Works. Also, Teresa Hill added, “Notice on the last page the contract was not executed properly, so Jonathon has filed an addendum to our restraining order because it is possibly an unenforceable contract."

Read Filed Amended TRO 2.18.24

ricksblog.biz/daily-news-text-message-lawsuit-update/