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Daily editionThursday, January 2nd, 2025

Good morning, Pensacola.

The Daily Pensacola Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 2nd of January.

Community

  1. Thousands celebrated the new year by participating in the 40th Flora-Bama Polar Plunge on January 1, 2025, at Perdido Key.

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  2. Pensacola Police Department intensifies security measures for Mardi Gras celebrations, ensuring public safety through continuous plan evaluations and unseen security efforts.

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  3. The 2024 Bands on the Bayou concert series successfully raised $45,000, benefiting six local Pensacola nonprofits and highlighting community unity and support.

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  4. Pensacola installs red light cameras at five high-crash intersections to improve traffic safety, with a grace period until Feb. 1 before issuing $158 citations.

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  5. Steve and Lisa Wright have become the new proprietors of Maynard's Donuts & Coffee Co. in Pensacola.

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Economy

  1. Florida homeowners have until March 1 to apply for a homestead exemption, potentially saving up to $50,000 in property tax assessments.

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Lifestyle

  1. A psychologist advises on creating achievable New Year's resolutions by being specific, realistic, and tracking progress to maintain motivation.

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  2. Kim and Richard Davis have introduced a unique vacation rental named the SighLo in Gonzalez, Florida, crafted from a genuine silo, offering a cozy and innovative lodging experience.

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Sports

  1. Bobby Clayton is announced as the new head football coach for Pensacola Catholic, taking over after Matt Adams' resignation, emphasizing his excitement to build on the program's existing success.

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