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News Last Updated: Jun 19th, 2005 - 20:05:13

News : County Commission - May 13, 2005
Taxpayers Cover County Commissioners' Big Bills
Seminole County commissioners are some of the best paid in Central Florida. But 9 Investigates discovered some are asking taxpayers to pick up the tab for everything from extra cell phone calls to one-mile trips.

News - May 13, 2005
Family's a real value at only five marriages
There's ample evidence that conservative Republicans who have been married five times still get to lord their family values over the rest of us.

News - May 12, 2005
Democrats on upswing in Seminole
Changing demographics -- punctuated by a growing number of Hispanics and blacks -- as well as voter disenchantment and aggressive new leadership are raising Democrats' hopes that their once all-but-invisible party may become a player in county politics.

News : Nation - May 11, 2005
Feeney in DeLay's 'pocket,' group says
The Oviedo legislator says he's glad to head a pro-DeLay list, even if meant as an insult.

News - May 11, 2005
Did GOP leader have 5 wives or 6? Judge weighs letter's damage
Seminole County GOP Chairman Jim Stelling went to court Tuesday, hoping to restore his name.  The issue:  whether he has been married five times, or six.

News : County Commission - May 2, 2005
Seminole may raise gas tax despite price at the pump
Seminole County officials are pushing to raise the local-option gas tax by a penny to 8 cents a gallon. If passed, Seminole's gas tax would be 2 cents higher than that of neighboring Orange County.

News - May 2, 2005
Seminole Democrats elect new chair
The Seminole County Democratic Party elected Carol Cox as its new chair last Thursday evening during a meeting at the Orlando Lake Mary Marriott.

News : Nation - May 1, 2005
Who pays for trips taken by Congress?
Special interests paid for much of Central Florida lawmakers' travel to exotic places, records show.

News : State - Apr 27, 2005
House passes bill limiting early voting to 8 hours a day
A measure that would limit early voting to eight hours a day in the two weeks before Election Day passed the Florida State House despite protests Tuesday from Democrats, who wanted to require a backup recorder for electronic touch-screen machines.

News : Municipalities - Apr 27, 2005
Casselberry passes labor agreement
Casselberry commissioners have approved a labor agreement with United Service Workers, which covers the public-works department and some parks and recreation employees.


Latest Headlines
News
Seminole Democrats to fight for paper trails on new touch-screen machines
 
Casselberry sees $2 million budget hole
 
Seminole Democrats have new vice-chair
 
Oviedo adopts tough rules for sex offenders
 
Seminole parents against rezoning plan to get day in court
 
Lawsuits challenging Seminole school zones may not be resolved before school starts
 
Residency checks to be required for high school enrollment
 
County missing 1 vote needed to raise gas tax
 
Jeb raises Florida money to aid California political battle
 
Oviedo seeks strict limits on where child molesters live
 
Commentary
Too chicken to walk to school?
 
The Internet is for everyone
 
Right decision on rezoning
 
Inquiry needed into Feeney's connection to influence peddling
 
Oviedo Republican finds Feeney's excuses shameful
 
Tom Feeney's selective lapses of intelligence
 
Un-neighborly conduct
 
Rep. Feeney's excuses for his ethical lapses wearing then
 
Bush administration seeks control of electoral process from Tallahassee to Seminole
 
Supervisor of Elections fails his first test
 
Columns
Freshman commissioners illustrate best and worst of behavior
 
Planned forum opens debate over duties of Elections Supervisor
 
Commuter rail is latest delusional attempt at believing we are really in control of development
 
Sentinel continues to fail in its role as area's major news provider
 
School Board reflects political climate of our times
 
Just like a decade ago, commissioners lack courage to take necessary action
 
Honoring heroes of the past should include meeting needs of the present
 
Bandwagon rolling through Seminole may not be taking proper path
 
Commissioner Carey's consistent contradictions continue
 
In School Board's view, to save the village, you must destroy it
 
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