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*[[1889]] – The ''[[Pensacola Daily News]]'' prints its first issue for 2,500 subscribers. | *[[1889]] – The ''[[Pensacola Daily News]]'' prints its first issue for 2,500 subscribers. | ||
*[[1988]] – Following a $1.2 million renovation, the old [[Pensacola City Hall]] is rededicated as the [[T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum]]. | *[[1988]] – Following a $1.2 million renovation, the old [[Pensacola City Hall]] is rededicated as the [[T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum]]. | ||
| + | *[[1989]] - The Pensacola News-Journal prints it's 100th Anniversary Edition newspaper. | ||
*[[2007]] – [[Benjamin Stevenson]] begins work as the first staff attorney of the [[ACLU of Florida Northwest Region]]. | *[[2007]] – [[Benjamin Stevenson]] begins work as the first staff attorney of the [[ACLU of Florida Northwest Region]]. | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1889 – The Pensacola Daily News prints its first issue for 2,500 subscribers.
- 1988 – Following a $1.2 million renovation, the old Pensacola City Hall is rededicated as the T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum.
- 1989 - The Pensacola News-Journal prints it's 100th Anniversary Edition newspaper.
- 2007 – Benjamin Stevenson begins work as the first staff attorney of the ACLU of Florida Northwest Region.
