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10/03/2026 · Gadsden County
The Tiny “If–Then” Plan That Keeps Your Day From Hijacking You
You do not need a perfect schedule to stay grounded. One sentence made before the chaos starts can make your next good choice much easier.
The Compliment That Outwits Time
Shakespeare’s famous sonnet is not merely saying, “You’re beautiful.” It makes a daring promise: beauty can fade, but a poem can keep someone vividly alive.
10/03/2026
Hannah Arendt on the One Thing No Undo Button Can Fix
We often treat forgiveness as moral sugar coating. Hannah Arendt had a sharper idea: it is the political technology that keeps one irreversible mistake from becoming the rest of your life.
10/03/2026
The Price Tag Keeps Moving, and Washington Keeps Pretending It Has a Plan
Tariffs, immigration fights, artificial intelligence, and a budget deadline now collide in one national argument about who pays and who gets protected. The fine print matters more than the shouting, especially when the fine print lands on your grocery receipt.
10/03/2026
The Tiny Lies That Turn Into a Very Large Relationship
Three readers ask about family group chats, hidden spending, and the ex who keeps “accidentally” showing up. The common thread: trust rarely collapses in one dramatic scene; it leaks out through the little things people hope won’t count.
10/03/2026
Hollywood’s Funniest Show Is Also Hollywood’s Meanest Mirror
<em>The Studio</em> understands that show business is a machine powered by panic, ego, and people saying “content” with a straight face. Here’s what else deserves your evening — and what should be quietly escorted out of it.
10/03/2026
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View allNew Power Transformer at Chapman Substation
Purchase and installation of a 230-23.9kV 25/33/42//47 MVA power transformer for Chapman Substation. Budget $2.5 million - cost of transformer and upgrades as identified in our long-range needs study. Current Progress Proposals have been received and will go to City Council on August 19, 2025. The new transformer is expected to take up to two years for delivery. During this time, the City is actively engaged in discussions with Florida Power and Light, as well as developers of the Governors Park DRI, to determine whether to relocate the existing substation or upgrade it to accommodate the new transformer. These ongoing discussions involve key considerations such as property ownership, construction costs, and potential funding sources. Timeline The transformer has been ordered and is expected to arrive in the first quarter of 2028.
Ferris Street Storm Basin Project
Ferris Street Storm Basin Project Description Relining or replacing stormwater pipes along Ferris Street and connecting streets. Budget This project is part of the $8.5 million loan for stormwater capital improvement projects Current Progress Inspection on the current state of stormwater pipes is complete. The City has modified the scope to include reconstruction of the river outfall. Design has been completed and construction is on hold to 2027 depending on funding. Timeline TBD based on design.
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