Voices: October 22 Letters to the Editor
Read the October 22 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about newspapers donations.
Gulfport Florida City Hall
Voices: October 15 Letters to the Editor
Read the October 15 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about Amendment 3.
Voices: October 8 Letters to the Editor
Read the October 8 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about news coverage.
Voices: October 1 Letters to the Editor
Read the October 1 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about Amendment 3.
Voices: September 24 Letters to the Editor
Read the September 24 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about newspaper distribution.
Gulfport Council Removes Flock Camera Funding From Budget
Gulfport City Council votes 3-2 to remove $9,000 for Flock license-plate cameras, citing privacy, data ownership, and security concerns.
Gulfport Council Approves FY27 Budget After Several Changes
Gulfport City Council approved its FY27 budget after changes to tree funding, council pay, and a vacant Leisure Services position.
Gulfport Council Delays Marina Rates, Approves Garbage Increase
Gulfport City Council delayed commercial marina rates while approving garbage rate increases and updated recreation and Senior Center fees.
Gulfport Garbage Rates Rise, Council Handles Other Business
Gulfport approved a garbage rate hike to $36/month, plus a stormwater project update and a push for the City’s first strategic plan.
Voices: August 27 Letters to the Editor
Read the August 27 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about flock cameras in Gulfport.
Gulfport Budget Holds Tax Rate, Cuts Vacant Jobs and Advertising
Gulfport’s proposed $21.8M budget keeps the tax rate flat but could raise bills, cut five vacant jobs, and reduce discretionary spending.
Voices: August 13 Letters to the Editor
Read the August 13 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about a Gulfport sign and the sanitation department.
