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*[[2004]] – [[Jeff Bergosh]] reclaims the [[Escambia County School Board]] seat held by his wife [[Carissa Bergosh|Carissa]] following his return from deployment in[[Operation Iraqi Freedom]]. | *[[2004]] – [[Jeff Bergosh]] reclaims the [[Escambia County School Board]] seat held by his wife [[Carissa Bergosh|Carissa]] following his return from deployment in[[Operation Iraqi Freedom]]. | ||
*[[2005]] – The [[Pensacola City Council]] holds a reconsideration vote on their previous approval of the [[Community Maritime Park]] concept. It passes 8-2, with [[Jewel Cannada-Wynn]] joining [[Marty Donovan]] in dissent. | *[[2005]] – The [[Pensacola City Council]] holds a reconsideration vote on their previous approval of the [[Community Maritime Park]] concept. It passes 8-2, with [[Jewel Cannada-Wynn]] joining [[Marty Donovan]] in dissent. | ||
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Births
Events
- 1914 – The first naval flight school was established at the Navy Yard.
- 1969 – The Roland Davis Memorial Training Center is established in honor of Escambia County Sheriff Bill Davis's father.
- 2004 – Jeff Bergosh reclaims the Escambia County School Board seat held by his wife Carissa following his return from deployment inOperation Iraqi Freedom.
- 2005 – The Pensacola City Council holds a reconsideration vote on their previous approval of the Community Maritime Park concept. It passes 8-2, with Jewel Cannada-Wynn joining Marty Donovan in dissent.
