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*[[1823]] – The [[City of Pensacola]] is legally incorporated by the territorial legislature of Florida. | *[[1823]] – The [[City of Pensacola]] is legally incorporated by the territorial legislature of Florida. | ||
*[[2002]] – [[Soccer complex corruption scandal]]: [[W. D. Childers]] is convicted on one count of violating [[Sunshine Law]]. | *[[2002]] – [[Soccer complex corruption scandal]]: [[W. D. Childers]] is convicted on one count of violating [[Sunshine Law]]. | ||
| + | *[[2011]] - British post-new wave band The Psychedelic Furs perform at Vinyl Music Hall. | ||
*[[2018]] - At 1810 hours (6:10 pm), US Navy Ensign Jacob Bishop and his wife Michaela become the proud parents of baby James Robert Bishop, the last baby to be born at Pensacola Navy Hospital. | *[[2018]] - At 1810 hours (6:10 pm), US Navy Ensign Jacob Bishop and his wife Michaela become the proud parents of baby James Robert Bishop, the last baby to be born at Pensacola Navy Hospital. | ||
[[Category:Days| 0628]] | [[Category:Days| 0628]] | ||
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Events
- 1821 – Transfer of Florida to the United States: Andrew Jackson sends his wife Rachel from Gonzalia to occupy the Spanish Governor's house vacated by Jose Callava.
- 1823 – The City of Pensacola is legally incorporated by the territorial legislature of Florida.
- 2002 – Soccer complex corruption scandal: W. D. Childers is convicted on one count of violating Sunshine Law.
- 2011 - British post-new wave band The Psychedelic Furs perform at Vinyl Music Hall.
- 2018 - At 1810 hours (6:10 pm), US Navy Ensign Jacob Bishop and his wife Michaela become the proud parents of baby James Robert Bishop, the last baby to be born at Pensacola Navy Hospital.
