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*[[1893]] – The [[provisional municipality of Pensacola]] enters into a contract with the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]] for the paving of the [[streetcar system]] on [[Palafox Street]]. | *[[1893]] – The [[provisional municipality of Pensacola]] enters into a contract with the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]] for the paving of the [[streetcar system]] on [[Palafox Street]]. | ||
*[[2008]] – [[Amendment 1 budget cuts]]: The [[Escambia County Commission]] votes to make official a hiring freeze and to notify 18 non-profits that they should not expect county funding for the next year. | *[[2008]] – [[Amendment 1 budget cuts]]: The [[Escambia County Commission]] votes to make official a hiring freeze and to notify 18 non-profits that they should not expect county funding for the next year. | ||
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[[Category:Days| 0306]] | [[Category:Days| 0306]] | ||
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Events
- 1873 – Melanchton B. Woolsey is appointed commandant of the Pensacola Navy Yard.
- 1893 – The provisional municipality of Pensacola enters into a contract with the Pensacola Terminal Company for the paving of the streetcar system on Palafox Street.
- 2008 – Amendment 1 budget cuts: The Escambia County Commission votes to make official a hiring freeze and to notify 18 non-profits that they should not expect county funding for the next year.
