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Letters and feedback: Jan 28, 2021

Letters and feedback: Jan. 28, 2021 Florida Today © CONTRIBUTED PHOTO A lull in the process. On Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021, there is no line waiting for Moderna COVID-19 vaccines at a Publix pharmacy in Jensen Beach, Fla. Racism is about impact, not intent On Jan. 22, I listened to Bill Mick on the radio. One of his topics du jour was the removal of the Indian logo at Edgewood Junior/Senior High School on Merritt Island and the school board s function in dealing with future requests from other county public schools. Callers to Bill s program on this topic served their usual cheerleader role. I m not critiquing his conclusion, only his analysis. He, not unlike many Americans when it comes to race topics, looked only at the intent of keeping the Indian logo, never looking at the other side of the coin. Racism is not about intent; it s about impact. Everyone may intend no harm, but isn t the important concern how the intent impacts the other party? To state th

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Letters and feedback: Dec 17, 2020

Letters and feedback: Dec. 17, 2020 Florida Today © MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY The Space Coast Republicans 2020 Hob Nob was held at the Hilton Rialto Melbourne Friday. Congressman Bill Posey sepaks to the crowd. Clean energy State Rep. Anna Eskamani’s push for 100% renewable “clean energy in her Monday column will despoil hundreds of thousands of acres of Florida forests and wetlands. Nothing will grow under the huge solar fields she envisions. Windmills will claim the lives of untold numbers of ospreys, eagles, and the migratory birds that fill Florida’s skies. Each household and business, every traffic light, and every street lamp will require massive battery back-up. A Tesla-size battery back-up costs thousands of dollars, weighs over half a ton, and stores only about half a family’s daily energy use. Given a couple calm days and overcast skies and there goes all the battery power, lights, AC, and heat. Little in discarded batteries and s

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50 years later: Remembering Creek s magical 1970-71 hoops season

50 years later: Remembering Creek s magical 1970-71 hoops season High-flying Lancers lit up scoreboard, reached multiple milestones, captured community s heart Dec. 14, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Members of Bullock Creek s 1970-71 basketball team were (bottom, from left) Roger McIntosh, Jesse Myers, Jim Leddy, Mike Stone, John Maxson, Chuck McDonald; (middle, from left) Dennis Wyse, Dar Devereaux, Brian Marquardt, Jack Holzhausen, Rich Chenoweth; and (top, from left) manager Tom Leddy, head coach Bill Mick, assistant coach Roger Karr, and manager Duane Wyse. (image reproduced from original Daily News print)Show MoreShow Less 2of8 Bill Mick, who still resides in Midland, was the coach of Bullock Creek s historic 1970-71 basketball team.photo providedShow MoreShow Less

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