Let’s Happily Disagree During The Holidays … Ho! Ho! Ho!
By Cindy O’Connell & Dr. Susan Fell Perhaps its wishful thinking — but imagine a world where civil discourse is prevalent in…
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Stewart’s Blog: We Should Not Let Elected Officials Forget Campaign Promises
Often times campaign promises are vague, emotional words devised by a crafty politician to gain favor with voters. After elections, losers disappear…
What “Manners” Most Civility, Courtesy, Common Sense: “A Return to Civility”
By: Cindy O’Connell & Susan Fell “A Return to Civility” The Arizona Republic Headline, Top of the fold, November 11, 2016 Indeed,…
Stewart’s Blog: Democrat Political Coverage Channeling Democrat Party Leader, Allison Tant
Decisions by the Gannett owned Tallahassee Democrat on what to cover and what to ignore during this political cycle is revealing a…
In Search of Love: A National Shower (Vol 1)
by Trent Pelham This has been one of the nastiest election cycles that many of us have ever experienced. I’ve heard some…
What “Manners” Most: Civility, Courtesy, Common Sense
By Cindy O’Connell & Dr. Susan Fell “To work best democracy needs a diversity of thoughts, ideas and expression. This is only…
Stewart’s Blog: It’s Time for Electric Utility Oversight
The recent handling of electric power restoration after Hurricane Hermine put the City of Tallahassee electric utility in headlines throughout the state…
What “Manners” Most: Civility, Courtesy, Common Sense
By Cindy O’Connell & Dr. Susan Fell Rank does not confer privilege or give power. It imposes responsibility. -Peter Drucker As the…
Stewart’s Blog: Focus on Electric Utility, Not Mayor Andrew Gillum
As a former consumer advocate who has testified before the Florida Public Service Commission in storm recovery cases involving private utilities, it…
Stewart’s Blog: Former CDA Employees Deserve Better
Our local government has stained the reputation of three of our fellow citizens. Now, through legal maneuvers, they are trying to break…
Stewart’s Blog: After 19 Years Michelle Bono, Quietly Dismissed, Deserved Better
After 19 years she had gradually become the communications face of the City of Tallahassee. She answered questions for reporters when she…
Stewart’s Blog: What Were These Three Thinking?
Last year, Leon County, propelled by incidents in the City of Tallahassee, was ranked number one in the state in crime. In…