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MORRISTOWN, N.J. , March 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Blue Sky In-Flight Catering has taken the on-board dining experience to new heights with the launch of a new gourmet catering service for private flights at Morristown Municipal Airport in Morristown, New Jersey . The new fine foods company was specifically designed to indulge private jet owners, corporate executives and their pilots with an unparalleled assortment of premium food and beverage options anytime of the day or night. "Blue Sky is dedicated to p  

Dozens of Florida lawmakers, including Senate President Jeff Atwater, are giving up their posts early to run for higher office this year. As a result, expect to see a 2010 session of lawmakers walking a tightrope as they try to balance not just the state budget, but their legislative bills with their political futures. "I don't think a lot's going to happen," said Screven Watson, a campaign consultant for Sen. Dave Aronberg, D-Greenacres, who also is giving up his Senate seat to run statewide for a Ca

Sometimes being a legislator in difficult times requires somebody to stand up and be courageous   -Steve Geller

 

Republican Charlie Crist barreled into the governor's office four years ago on the crest of a populist wave. Today, he's at risk of getting sucked into the undertow. Crist opens his final spring legislative session on Tuesday weaker than he's ever been.

Crist has to worry about the Republicans   -Steve Geller

 

Over and over again Vermonters warned lawmakers taking testimony on the governor's recommended budget that the proposed cuts would cost more in the long run than they saved. Reductions to programs aiding seniors or the disabled as they try to stay in their homes and cuts to state programs to teach financial skills and help low-income Vermonters save money might seem like ways to fill the impending $150 million hole in the state's budget, but they are "pound-wise and penny-foolish," people from Newport to

Change the way you do the budget   -Steven Howard

 

Greenwich resident and musician/composer/director Rob Mathes will once again perform and direct at the White House for the 32nd Kennedy Center Honors airing on CBS on Tuesday at 9 p.m., and hosted by Caroline Kennedy. New Canaan resident and musician Harry Connick, Jr. was seen shopping at CVS in New Canaan on Tuesday. Grammy Award winning singer Jose Feliciano performed some of his favorites at Connecticut Health of Greenwich nursing home/rehabilitation center on King Street last Friday afternoon.  

It must be fun to live in Neverland, where just wishing something is true will make it so. Steve Geller, in his latest letter to the Planet, asserts that "BRT will definitely reduce greenhouse gas emissions." While this may be literally true, Mr. Geller for some reason ignores the fact that the projected "reduction" is vanishingly small.  

Even as once-prominent attorney Scott Rothstein was arrested on charges that he ran a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme, a company connected with him fought to keep a plum government contract. Rothstein is a part-owner of Edify LLC and that made Broward County commissioners skittish about signing a $500,000 deal to hire the firm as a consultant on employee health benefits. Commissioners put the deal on hold for 30 days so officials can dig deeper into Rothstein's role and what his downfall means to the firm's f

What I am troubled by is this company, any way you look at it, is still partially owned by Scott Rothstein   -John Rodstrom

 

It's like the Broward scandal sheet version of Godzilla meets Rodan. UPDATED: A source tells me there was a meeting of camps between monster Ponzi schemers Scott Rothstein and Joel Steinger. Steinger sends word to me that it never happened.  

Like at Gov. Charlie Crist's 52nd birthday party/GOP fundraiser last year, when, instead of buying a $1,000 candle, Rothstein bought an entire chocolate cake covered with 52 candles. His donation: $52,000. As the governor gave a speech, Rothstein was talking loudly.

Scott wanted attention -- he wanted to be the guy   -Roger Stone

 

We're going to start with a photo tour of the Rothstein's office. I got the video and am going to post, but I like the idea of starting with a few still shots. These shots were taken this afternoon, several hours after FBI and IRS agents left the offices after taking what they needed -- documents, email, etc. I was told the office email system was disabled unintentionally by the feds; not sure if it came back up.

Scott, thanks for all your support and for always being there for me!   -Al Lamberti