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Jul 16, 2015

Santa Rosa County Commissioners Monday withheld support for a redesigned, less costly Navarre pedestrian overpass, citing issues such as a lack of public parking in the proposed area of U.S. 98 at Presidio Street.


Jul 16, 2015

Born in 1927, June Rosell grew up during the Great Depression, hunting and fishing in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.


Jul 16, 2015

Curly, a toy poodle, was 17 years old when he died. But old age didn’t kill him — grooming did, his owners and veterinarians said.


Jul 16, 2015

Gulf Islands National Seashore offers visitors plenty to do during the year, from camping and swimming to exploring old military forts and biking or walking along the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico.


Jul 16, 2015

The 1st Special Operations Group activated the 1st SOG Detachment 2 in a ceremony at Hurlburt Field July 9.


Jul 16, 2015

Naval Air Station Pensacola recently received the Commander in Chief’s Installation Excellence Award.


Jul 16, 2015

Zakaria B. Boston was recently promoted to the rank of first lieutenant at the 45th Intelligence Squadron, Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia.


Jul 16, 2015

A special immunization clinic for students entering seventh grade is scheduled for July 30 at the Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa County Midway facility, 5840 Gulf Breeze Parkway in Gulf Breeze.


Jul 16, 2015

Santa Rosa County provides a free and safe solution for residents who generate sharps waste. Those with home-generated sharps waste are asked not to place the items in their household garbage or recycle containers in order to help protect waste handlers, the public and the environment. Instead, residents are asked to take sharps waste in a store-bought sharps approved container with a secured lid to the Household Hazardous Waste Center located at the entrance of the central landfill, 6337 Da Lisa Road in Milton. Drop-off hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Jul 16, 2015

The 16.5-acre wildfire at Naval Live Oaks Saturday was caused by people grilling along the beach, according to Florida Forest Service personnel and the Office of Agricultural Law Enforcement.