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Wake County school administrators recommend lifting student enrollment caps as of July 1 on Alston Ridge Elementary, Holly Grove Elementary, Parkside Elementary, Scotts Ridge Elementary & Heritage High. Some schools have been capped for more than a decade. #wcpss
December 16, 2025 at 6:21 PM
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Scotts working on the humvee but apparently Price has something more important to talk about

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December 16, 2025 at 6:03 PM
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Adam Scott's 'Hokum' Teaser Is the Freakiest 40 Seconds You'll See All Day
The 'Severance' star dives into supernatural horror in the next film from 'Oddity' director Damien McCarthy; it hits theaters May 1.
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December 16, 2025 at 4:28 PM
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i would not trust anything she says because if you believe anything else from her past it's incompatible with her working for Trump in the first place
JEB BUSH'S EMAILS Scott's dismissals dismayed ex-governor, emails reveal ‘The Associated Press TALLAHASSEE — Newly released emails show that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush was disappointed Gov. Rick Scott fired the mother of an Army soldier who had just been killed in Afghanistan as well as others who worked in the governor's office. Bush's comments were included in more than 700 pages of emails released by an attorney who worked on Scott’ transition team. The new emails were recovered from Scotts campaign manager and provide some insight into those trying to influence the new administration. The emails were lost when the private company handling email for Scott's transition office shut down the accounts. Scott last week ordered an investiga- tion into why the accounts were shut down and public records were deleted in a possible violation of law. The latest batch came The ex-governor wrote to liaison Susie Wiles, asking why ‘good workers’ were let go. from the account main- tained by Susie Wiles, who was Scott’s campaign manager and then took on the job of legislative liai- son during the transition period. The emails also show that Wiles was deeply in- volved in screening poten- tial hires for the governor. That apparently led to the decision by Jeb Bush to directly email Wiles ques- tioning moves being made in the governor's office. Bush sent an email to Wiles in December about the decision to fire Mavis Knight, whom he said had worked with “four gover nors well.” Records show that Knight worked in the appointments office. I don't quite under stand this decision,” wrote Bush. “The _ transition team is letting dedicated admired people (go) with- out hiring anyone?” Wiles wrote back and said that she would head to the governor's office “and see what I can do about reversing this.” Bush followed _ her comment with another email in which he notes that other people, includ- ing Carolyn “Freda” King, were let go. King, a re- formed drug addict who first went to work for the governor’ office when Bush was there, worked in the external affairs office of the governor. King’s son, Army Pfc. Brandon King, was killed in Afghanistan in July 2010. “All three are African- American, nonpolitical and good workers,” Bush wrote to Wiles. POLITICS IS A FAMILY AFFAIR Susie and Lanny Wiles — and now their daughters, Katie and Caroline, too — find their passion in campaigns and government issues. By TIMOTHY J. GIBBONS The Times-Union ast week, Lanny Wiles Ls about the city — scheduling events, making phone calls, coor- dinating itineraries. It was volunteer work on Lanny’s part, but work that took him back decades to when he used those same skills for Ronald Reagan. These days, it's for John McCain. Meanwhile, wife Susie Wiles was drawing up the schedule for Jack Kemp's visit to the First Coast on McCain's behalf, with a pretty good idea of exactly what the former congressman could handle. Decades ago, the woman who is now Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton's chief of communica- tions and special initiatives worked in Kemp's D.C. office. For the Wiles family, this election season has turned out to be both a return to those roots and a launching pad for the next generation: Both of the couple’s daughters have played roles during a race that saw McCain win the state pri- mary Tuesday. The two 20-something women ‘are tracing similar paths to their parents’, Lanny was active in politics “at a very young age,” he said, and in his 30s hooked up with Ronald Reagan’s campaign through his job at the family printing business. Susie also worked on Reagan’s campaign — the couple married shortly after Reagan took office — and they handled Dan Quayle's sched- ule together when he was run- ning for vice president. Since those days, Lanny and Susie have taken on less flashy political jobs: While Susie works for the mayor, Lanny runs a lobbying business in Washington, representing JEA and the PGA Tour, among other clients. When McCain ran in 2000, though, Lanny put his busi- ness on hold and signed up for WILES continues on E-10 RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Lanny Wiles, who runs a lobbying business in Washington, D.C., and his daughter Caroline Wiles, a college student, work together on John McCain's presidential campaign at McCain's Jacksonville headquarters in Riverside. { + 2.3.2008 Wiles Continued from E-1 a job with a campaign that he said enthused him more than anyone since Reagan. That appeal, he said, is what led him to volunteer this year, helping bring a train of sur- rogates to Florida, running phone banks and doing other advance work, similar to what he did for Reagan. Political observers with both the Democratic and Repub- lican parties here were hard- pressed to think of another local family like the Wiles who give so much of their time to a national campaign. Sometimes, it must be noted, their day jobs and the volun- teering lead to tensions, be it comments about the number of lobbyists on McCain’s staff, or the mayor (and much of the lo- cal GOP establishment) decid- ing to endorse Mitt Romney. That's one reason Susie hasn't been massively involved with the campaign, instead us- ing her new-found free time as an empty-nester to catch up on books, movies and needlepoint, and indulge her new-found vice: participating on blogs. “I'ma prolific blogger for my candidate,” she said. “You'll never find me, but I'm there.” Perhaps more visible are the couple's daughters, Katie, 23, and Caroline, 21. Growing up with such politi- cally active parents provided a window into the inner work- ings of government from a young age, both women said. How long have they been in- “There's a bunch of good kids there. It's their turn.” | LANNY WILES, speaking about the next generation of political volunteers volved in politics? “Since the day I was born,’ Caroline said. “Tt made my mom and dad so happy,” Katie said about watching their parents do poli- tics. “It's what they love. And it turns out it’s what I love.” The daughters’ involvement has taken different forms. After volunteering with the McCain campaign elsewhere — includ- OSE meee , E ing walking with him to the victory announcement in New Hampshire — Caroline returned to Jacksonville to help run pre-primary events here. Katie worked for McCain until a summer downturn in his campaign and moved on to an organization that hopes to be the conservative answer to MoveOn.org, the left-lean- THE TIMES-UNION In 1998, former President Ronald Reagan posed with Susie Wiles (right) and her daughters, Katie, then 14, and Caroline, then 11. Wiles family photo ing political action committee and educational group most known for its Web site. “I'm proving to people my age that one vote does count,” she said of her work with the Coalition for a Conservative Majority. For all the excitement of the campaign, the outcome probably won't change much about the way the older mem- bers of the family do politics: Susie will continue to focus on things such as the mayor's \anti-murder initiative, while \Lanny will return to lobbying lin Washington after spend- jng Super Tuesday in Arizona with McCain. He'll leave the ¢ampaigning to people such as his daughters, to people like he and his wife were decades ago. “T have to make a living,” he said. “There's a bunch of good kids there. It's their turn.” timothy.gibbons@jacksonville. com, (904) 359-4103 A valued public servant Susie Wiles, who served as a central figure in the last two mayoral administrations, resigned recently to return to private life. She was the environmental conscience for both administra- tions. Every environmental policy initiative in this city during the past 15 years was at least partially shaped by Wiles. A valid criticism of environmen- talists is that we do not adequately acknowledge when people in government do good things for the environment. Wiles was a key figure in turn- ing former Mayor John Delaney’s prophetic vision to save our area’s special places into the reality of the Preservation Project. Wiles later convinced Mayor John Peyton of the value of what the Preservation Project accom- plished. He has worked to enhance these saved properties during his tenure. Wiles has been a leader in the protection of our great St. Johns River. She helped organize the first River Summit in the 1990s, working to have it declared an American Heritage River; reorga- nized the St. Johns River Alliance; and helped to shape the stormwa- ter ordinance that will minimize pollution runoffs pouring into our river. She worked on Delaney’s project to plant 1 million new trees in our community and helped organize the Tree Protection Task Force and Ordinance, which has provided millions of dollars in mitigation money to plant trees in our town. These are all big-ticket proj- ects with long-lasting effects. We are thankful Wiles has worked so diligently and successfully for the good of our community. She deserves public recognition for her service.
December 16, 2025 at 4:15 PM
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The City of Scotts Valley is preparing to begin work on Glenwood Drive, which sustained significant storm damage in mid-November. The emergency repair work is expected to start next week and will last four weeks if weather permits.
Storm damage shuts down lane of Glenwood Drive in Scotts Valley for four weeks
The City of Scotts Valley is preparing to begin work on Glenwood Drive, which sustained significant storm damage in mid-November. The emergency repair work is expected to start next week and will last four weeks if weather permits.
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December 16, 2025 at 2:30 PM
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The top of Dome Rock at the Scotts Bluff National Monument in #Nebraska rises above the fog.

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Morning fog settles east of the Scotts Bluff National monument in Nebraska, making the nearby farms and town look like an ocean.
December 16, 2025 at 2:26 PM
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Adam Scott’s ‘Hokum’ Teaser Is the Freakiest 40 Seconds You’ll See All Day

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December 16, 2025 at 12:44 PM
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Scotts Precision Manufacturing strengthens its edge: A deep dive into machinery innovation for modern potato growers

Scotts Precision Manufacturing emphasizes engineering excellence with its flagship Evolution Separator, addressing modern potato production challenges like labor shortages and…
Scotts Precision Manufacturing strengthens its edge: A deep dive into machinery innovation for modern potato growers
Scotts Precision Manufacturing emphasizes engineering excellence with its flagship Evolution Separator, addressing modern potato production challenges like labor shortages and sustainability. The highly adjustable machine improves cleaning efficiency while protecting tuber integrity. Alongside innovative products like the Terra-Siv De-Soiler and Microlift Pro, Scotts provides solutions to enhance yield and reduce damage. Committed to global markets, the company focuses on durable, user-friendly equipment for diverse agricultural needs.
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December 16, 2025 at 10:07 AM
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December 16, 2025 at 6:34 AM
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Hard part by Teyana Taylor & Lucky Daye

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December 16, 2025 at 6:31 AM
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You have to love the #Scotts. This is the funniest ever. Yo fooking wank-stain just died from laughing.

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December 15, 2025 at 8:00 PM
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Mpho Lebajoa, professionally known as Scotts Maphuma, is a prominent South African Amapiano vocalist and songwriter celebrated for his infectious…

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Scotts Maphuma Bio: Real Name, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Girlfriend
Mpho Lebajoa, professionally known as Scotts Maphuma, is a prominent South African Amapiano vocalist and songwriter celebrated for his infectious… Read More: Scotts Maphuma Bio: Real Name, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Girlfriend
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December 15, 2025 at 7:30 PM
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Lake County Supervisors to Review Appeal on Scotts Valley Energy Corporation Biochar Facility

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Lake County Supervisors to Review Appeal on Scotts Valley Energy Corporation Biochar Facility
The Lake County Board of Supervisors will hear an appeal regarding the Scotts Valley Energy Corporation’s approved biochar facility. The hearing addresses community concerns over safety and e…
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December 15, 2025 at 3:29 PM