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Oct 23, 2014
Four juvenile female runaways from Texas were arrested by Santa Rosa County deputies Sunday morning after crashing a stolen car on Navarre Beach Causeway. There were no injuries. The oldest runaway was 14 years old.

Oct 23, 2014
“History was definitely made,” said Wesley Meiss, new mayor of the City of Milton, during an Oct. 14 special session to install new city leaders.

Oct 23, 2014
Santa Rosa County Tax Collector Stan Colie Nichols and Property Appraiser Greg Brown appeared Oct. 20 before county commissioners, recommending the board gather more details before engaging in a proposed agreement with the Florida Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Funding Agency.

Oct 23, 2014
Is your sprinkler head spewing uncontrollably? If you live in Gulf Breeze, City Hall staff hopes to answer that question soon.

Oct 23, 2014
A proposed amendment to Florida’s Constitution could generate more than $18 billion over the next two decades for the purchase of additional state conservation and recreation lands. However, Amendment 1 opponents say the measure would restrict state budgeting and could harm local economies by removing private property from tax rolls.

Oct 23, 2014
One is a retired first-grade teacher. Several others are retired military members and business owners. Then there’s the marine biologist. And the head librarian.

Oct 23, 2014
Keanu Medina, the 19-year-old Navarre man who police said crashed his Chevrolet Tahoe into a Jeep Liberty, killing the driver, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of DUI manslaughter.

Oct 23, 2014
A predatory lionfish was recently spotted in the Gulf of Mexico at the Navarre Beach reef. Now the county plans to permit spearfishing at Navarre Beach Marine Park in an effort to eradicate the invasive species – which packs additional punch with its venomous spines.

Oct 23, 2014
The Florida Department of Financial Services arrested a 46-year-old Gulf Breeze woman Oct. 12 on charges of insurance fraud.

Oct 23, 2014
On Nov. 4, voters will decide whether or not to approve a 1-cent sales tax to cover the construction of a new judicial center. But the four-part ballot is causing some confusion, county officials have said.
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