IN THE WAKE OF AN ORGANIZING WORKFORCE, TMH MANAGEMENT EVALUATES COMPENSATION. WILL WORKERS HOLD THE LINE?
By Jade DiGigrolamo and Tallahassee Workers Assembly Before sunrise on the foggy mornings of April 28th and 29th, we, the Tallahassee WorkersAssembly, were in the parking lot of Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, speaking with workersarriving for their shifts and distributing leaflets. Amid the hospital’s impending partnership withFSU Health, the conversations we had that morning did not […]
Before We Build a Development Near Lake Jackson, We Need to Consider the Costs
By Lynne Adams Takacs Community comprehensive (comp) plans are boring. They’re long, excruciating to read and the perfect place for community-altering decisions to hide in plain sight. The Tallahassee-Leon County Comp Plan is a whopping 252 pages and last year it was used as a vehicle to change the rules so that a development somewhere […]
David O’Keefe Adds His Voice To The Conversation
The last Blueprint meeting was filled with interesting conversations. It was a day filled with budget information and a vote to give the city funding for the airport. We were honored to share a conversation with David O’Keefe on the budget and cost of the projects. O’Keefe is a county commissioner. He is a strong […]
A Public School Parent’s Perspective
Submitted Anonymously “A Public School Parent” 5/21/2025 As we close another school year, I find myself reflecting on the events that unfolded—both through personal experience and conversations with other parents and teachers. Across social media and within our communities, one theme continues to emerge: leadership’s consistent failure to acknowledge and address the real issues affecting […]
