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The purpose of this blog is to provide the author, Jay Moreno, with an outlet to comment upon items of socio-political and socio-economic import in Camden County, Georgia and to generally satisfy a daily compulsion to write. HISTORIC WATERFRONT, ST. MARYS, GA.
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Links to blogs and websites
- Alex Kearns' "Alex and the Whales."
- Alex Kearns' blog
- Armstrong Atlantic State University
- Camden County government
- Camden County Schools
- Camden Watch Dog
- City of Kingsland
- City of St. Marys
- City of Woodbine
- Clarion Issue
- College of Coastal Georgia
- Georgia Times - Union
- IRS
- Joint Development Authority
- List of area restaurant menus
- Medicare
- Menu: Mangos.
- Menu: Matt's Italian Restaurant & Pizzaria
- News4Jax
- Recipe: Jay's Killer Black Bean Chili
- Sandy Feller's blog
- Savannah Morning News
- Social Security Administration
- St. Marys DDA
- The Camden Partnership
- The Real School Police (Rick Rogers' blog)
- Tribune & Georgian
- Two gazebos: no waiting!
- Walmart rant - by popular demand!
- Woodbine blog
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- Problems with comments?
- From one who was there, Amen, Amen, and Amen.
- Gee, I wonder which downtown interest group just h...
- New poll.
- This is post number 1,002.
- How to access older posts.
- What do school nurses do?
- Big plans ahead for College of Coastal Georgia.
- Georgia legislature to vote on school vouchers nex...
- Important St. Marys City Council work session and ...
- Advance ESPLOST voting starts Monday, March 9th.
- Camden jail escapee arrested while trying to sneak...
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 54
- Shouldn't this be funded with equal parts user fee...
- Very interesting data on Rick Roger's blog this mo...
- Remember: Property tax work session at 4:30 today;...
- This just in...
- No Joe, it ain't so....
- Speaking of school funding and vouchers.....
- So... how did the property tax business go yesterd...
- Brantley considering establishing a county police ...
- Tax revenues way down all over Georgia.
- President Obama's address on education reform.
- A solution?
- Let me get this straight: You can no longer go on ...
- Attorney Jim Stein files FOIR for disappeared "wor...
- Two flaming examples of the egregious illogic whic...
- Another 320 jobs we did not even try for, much les...
- Oh, yeah, a resolution and scads of solidarity: th...
- Thanks for the warning! I'll order pontoons for my...
- Thirty-seven apply for JDA director position.
- T&G letters on ESPLOST: Pro and Con.
- Well isn't that special!
- Right whale tranquilized and cut cut free of ropes.
- Latest District 2 poll closed earlier today.
- Jim Stein - and, by extension, all Camden taxpayer...
- Some facts on school rezoning.
- FYI: Straight from the current edition of the "Han...
- T&G supports ESPLOST.
- Personally, I've never seen a Hispanic wandering l...
- Parents protest school rezoning.
- Seen around town ....
- Debunking another bald faced lie from, where else,...
- Reassessments to headline county agenda Tuesday ni...
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 55
- More ESPLOST facts.
- Pentagon rethinking two war doctrine.
- Cool! I finally saw a night launch of the shuttle!
- Jim Stein has not received a satisfactory response...
- Remember to vote YES tomorrow on ESPLOST!
- Erin go bragh!
- There are now less than 5 hours remaining...
- Commissioner Berry finally wins one - a BIG one!
- Allelujah!
- 90,000-square-foot addition to the Southeast Georg...
- St. Patricks Day in Savannah
- Tax assessors refuse to resign!
- As I was saying....
- The illegal meeting that wasn't.
- The facts on federal impact aid for local school s...
- A reminder for new readers....
- Update on JDA Director applicants.
- Interesting developments on the St. Marys tax fron...
- Hitler Jugen redux?
- Elba Island LNG tank farm doubling capacity.
- Camden JDA Board meeting.
- So that's the problem!
- And now, the letter....
- A very eye opening read indeed.
- It just gets curiouser and curiouser!
- Get ready, America!
- This strikes me as curious. Anyone else?
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 56
- Interesting developments in public education elsew...
- The Social Studies teacher you can only wish you h...
- Notice to MLCE and CRES parents.
- Parents and children march in MLCE rezoning protest.
- New to Camden Commentary?
- Symbolic silliness comes to Camden.
- Rowland and Hardin met with angry MLCE parents Mon...
- Well it's about time!
- Shoot first - argue later!
- Today's extensive T&G coverage of Camden Board of ...
- Unfortunately, Mr. Hill's observations on today's ...
- Oh, horse hockey! This was the political impositio...
- Found in legal ads of today's T&G.
- Until the St. Marys DMA has 52 festivals, addicts ...
- "Safe?" Oh, yeah: it sounds like it.
- So tell us, Tripp: Will you now do the right thing...
- BOE's explanation of proposed zoning changes for F...
- Coming soon to NSBKB: USS Alaska
- Sorry I took so long....
- Another "tax revolt" meeting on Monday at 7:00 PM.
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 57.
- Opening a major can of worms!
- Has anyone spotted a coyote hereabouts yet?
- Kingsland municipal supervisors attend Carl Vinson...
- High-speed, wireless broadband comes to rural SE G...
- Cargo handling upgrades at Port of Savannah.
- Real estate values in Camden County.
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About Me
- Jay Moreno
- St. Marys, Georgia, United States
- 66 y/o male, college grad. Bachelor of General Studies with minor in political science, Armstrong Atlantic State University; post-baccalaureate teacher certification program, AASU; Georgia state certified teacher: Middle Grades; Middle Grades Social Studies; Middle Grades Language Arts; Political Science (6-12); and Economics (6-12). Currently pursuing bachelor of Science in Public Administration from College of Coastal Georgia. Navy and Vietnam veteran (Hospital Corpsman, NEC 8404). Former HMC, USNR-R. Various Navy Leadership and Management schools. Disabled, and in a wheelchair since April, 2004, A/C Guillain-Barre syndrome. Eclectic interests.
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