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Editorial: Independence Day
July 2nd, 2006

Editorial: Once Again...
June 25th, 2006

Editorial: Home Ownership
June 24th, 2006

Editorial: Mosquito Control in Cedar Key
May 11th, 2006

Editorial: Will Gas Prices Go Up?
April 30th, 2006

Editorial: Tree Ordinance Violations
April 26th, 2006

Editorial: Why Worry about Global Warming?
April 21st, 2006

Editorial: The Purpose of Government?
March 23rd, 2006

Editorial: Air Boat Regatta, Guests or Pests?
January 29th, 2006

Editorial: The East-West Management Plan
December 21st, 2005

Editorial: Water, Water, Water
December 13th, 2005

Editorial: Bad News for Print News, Good for Online
November 14th, 2005

Editorial: A Bad Tradition
November 10th, 2005

Editorial: For the Birds
October 17th, 2005

Editorial: If It Killed the River....
October 4th, 2005

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Cedar Key News: A Progress Report

Cedar Key News: A Progress Report

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Cedar Key News has been reporting the events in our vicinity for ten months. Because our charter charges us with providing timely and unbiased news, it seems appropriate to give our readers a progress report. And to ask for feedback as we seek nominations and election to our Board of Directors.


To date, we have published 480 articles. We have covered the development of Cedar Key Plantation, the impact of the Governor`s budget on clamming, and several Police Department controversies. We have also run Shark News, news of the art scene, opening of new businesses, interviews of local personalities and a food column featuring seafood. The Cedar Key City Commission and related election developments have been a wellspring of news.

The computer tells us that the Cedar Key News has been visited on-line more than 25,000 times since last September. Some readers look at one or two pages, others peruse five or six pages. (The number of visits per day grows as various search engines find our website.) The counts of visits to each article tell us what is most often read.


The continuing support of our advertisers, the growing number of writers contributing articles and the number of leads on stories provided by alert citizens are marks of our progress. Because Cedar Key News is a non-profit membership organization, staffed by volunteers, we look forward to a hearty response to our upcoming membership drive.

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