Council Corner: Ian O’Hara’s April Report Hello, Neighbors, I want to thank everyone who voted in this past election; I want to thank the 1,293 people who voted for me, as well as the 1,049 who did not. I’ve now attended three council meetings and one Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council meeting. Twice I’ve met […]
The Gulfport election results are in. Here’s who will represent Gulfport’s Ward II and Ward IV for the next two years.
In part one of a three-part series, The Gabber asked candidates for Gulfport City Council to talk about Gulfport issues.
In part two of a three-part series, The Gabber asked candidates for Gulfport City Council to talk about Gulfport issues.
In part one of a three-part series, The Gabber asked candidates for Gulfport City Council to talk about Gulfport issues.
This week, Ian O’Hara writes about the City of Gulfport’s past-due marina and utility bills. He also lays out a plan for how to create a process to fix things.
Ian O’Hara talks about whether or not Gulfport City Council can help the community thrive.
Letters From Your Neighbor: Putin’s War (Ruthless, Naked, War of Aggression). Ian O’Hara talks about what he got wrong in his last column, and what he thinks might happen next.
Gulfport real estate prices are skyrocketing – and so are rental prices – but at what cost?
Vitriol has gotten worse towards politicians in the last few years. Why?
From more thoughts about Get Rescued to concerns about traffic entering Pasadena Yacht and Country Club, here’s what’s on our readers’ minds this week.
Introducing our new opinion columnist, Ian O’Hara, who will write a regular piece for The Gabber – and some great news about one of our freelancers, who just received new lungs.
