Hundreds Show Support of Kathy Burns for Superintendent of Schools
Retiring Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Ruis gave an encouraging speech, endorsing Dr. Burns as his successor.
Tag Archive: elections
Jamie Deonas Swearing-In Ceremony
Deonas, who won his election unopposed in August, will be sworn in by Judge Robert Foster with refreshments served after the ceremony.
Nassau Supervisor of Elections Wants You to Vote
Nassau County Supervisor of Elections wants you to register and vote in the November election, including the municipal elections.
Where the Political Tires Meet the Road
It seems that here in Nassau County political candidates are still preaching the same old gospel of government control over economic opportunities.
Voter Registration and Changes Must be Done by July 16, 2012
The deadline in Nassau County, Florida, to register to vote or change party affiliates for the upcoming election is July 16, 2012.
The 85 Percent Problem
This is not to blame the victors. It is, however, to point a finger at the 85% of the electorate that couldn’t be bothered to vote.
Vote for Eric Childers on November 8th
Voting is a privilege to be respected and I encourage you to vote on November 8th AND I encourage you to vote for Eric Childers.
Three Fernandina Commissioner Candidates Forums
There are three upcoming Fernandina Beach Commissioner candidate forums this week where you can meet the candidates.
Striking a Balance
If only 4 out of 10 registered voters come out and cast a ballot, politicians should find another job.
Intelligence requires Attention
Yes we can” was a slogan, that was hi-jacked two years ago from the one thing that made America stand out: Entrepreneurial Spirit gifted with the intelligence to solve problems.
Politics will drive you batty
Politics are moving into the gutter, a little closer to the sewage tank every election. What’s next?
2012 Presidential Campaign begins Nov. 3
Partisan mudslinging is apparently the inevitable action for a democracy assuming that “consensus can only have value after vigorous debate”.