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*[[2002]] – [[Casey Rodgers]] replaces [[Susan Novotny]] as [[U.S. District Court]] magistrate judge. | *[[2002]] – [[Casey Rodgers]] replaces [[Susan Novotny]] as [[U.S. District Court]] magistrate judge. | ||
*[[2005]] – Many of the [[Pelicans in Paradise]] statues are moved from their original locations and returned to their respective sponsors. | *[[2005]] – Many of the [[Pelicans in Paradise]] statues are moved from their original locations and returned to their respective sponsors. | ||
| + | *[[2019]] - A scheduled concert by country music artists Alabama, along with the Charlie Daniels Band at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, was canceled due to storms. | ||
[[Category:Days| 0509]] | [[Category:Days| 0509]] | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1781 – Siege of Pensacola: The terms of British Pensacola's surrender are negotiated.
- 1845 – After several months' imprisonment in the calabozo, Jonathan Walker is arraigned on three more charges related to slave stealing.
- 1862 – Civil War: The Confederate Army of Pensacola evacuates Pensacola, burning the Navy Yard and other defenses.
- 1960 – Fiesta of Five Flags is officially incorporated.
- 1981 – A new gazebo at Seville Square, built as part of the Gálvez bicentennial celebration, is dedicated to Mary Turner Rule Reed.
- 2002 – Casey Rodgers replaces Susan Novotny as U.S. District Court magistrate judge.
- 2005 – Many of the Pelicans in Paradise statues are moved from their original locations and returned to their respective sponsors.
- 2019 - A scheduled concert by country music artists Alabama, along with the Charlie Daniels Band at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, was canceled due to storms.
