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Today's riddle: Why are crows so alert and curious? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Escambia EMS Reports Decline in Overdoses at Opioid Abatement Funding Advisory Board City of Pensacola (opgov.news) — Pensacola-area residents are seeing a sharp drop in reported overdoses, with Escambia EMS noting about 450 cases so far this year compared with 1,700 at this point last year. At the Opioid Abatement Funding Advisory Board meeting in Pensacola, officials detailed how more than $6 million in settlement funds, including support for a new EMS mobile van, are being directed to local treatment and outreach groups.
2. See where Pensacola is revitalizing the tree canopy with 82 new trees (pnj.com) — Pensacola is rolling out 82 new trees across key streets and public spaces, including Main Street, Palafox, Garden, and Zamora Square, to strengthen the city's tree canopy. Residents can expect new live oaks, magnolias, hollies, and fringe trees in several neighborhoods, bringing more shade, beauty, and long-term environmental benefits close to home.
3. New York native who now lives in Pensacola says he got 'front row seat' to 9/11 attack (weartv.com) — A Pensacola resident who grew up in New York is sharing vivid memories of witnessing the 9/11 attacks up close, recalling the chaos at a Manhattan hospital and the silent crowds fleeing downtown. His reflections, 25 years later, highlight the lingering emotional and sensory impact of that day, offering a deeply personal perspective from someone now rooted in Pensacola.
4. Shuckers Rewrite Record Books in Dominant 19-1 Win Over Blue Wahoos (mlb.com) — Pensacola baseball fans just watched the hometown Blue Wahoos take a lopsided 19-1 loss to the Biloxi Shuckers at Blue Wahoos Stadium in the regular-season's next-to-last game. The Shuckers set multiple franchise offensive records, while Pensacola's lone run came in the ninth inning. Sunday's 1:05 p.m. finale wraps up the regular season at the waterfront park.
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