Navy aircraft maintenance contract in play
Concerns among about 400 civilian aircraft maintenance workers at Whiting Field and Pensacola Naval Air Station have prompted renegotiation of their health insurance contract starting Dec. 10.
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Volunteer opportunities play key role for FWC
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Volunteers play a critical role for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Pow Wow showcases Creek culture, history
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The Santa Rosa County Creek Tribe hosted its 28th annual Pow Wow in Milton Saturday and Sunday, bringing together dozens of families and sharing their culture.
New Farm to Table market launches in Navarre
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The lawn of the Navarre Conference Center was overtaken by advocates of clean, local eating and farmers Saturday at the grand opening of Farm to Table of Northwest Florida.
Workers comp rates plummet 13.8 percent
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Florida employers will save nearly half a billion dollars on their workers’ compensation insurance rates in 2019, according to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR).
After recount, Santa Rosa closes books on 2018 election
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As razor-thin margins between candidates for federal and state office prompted statewide recounts last week, volunteers pored over 2,426 questionable ballot selections Friday in the Santa Rosa County Supervisor of Elections office’s manual recount.
Bear struck by cars on 98
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Two vehicles struck a black bear on westbound U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
New classifications, playoff format on horizon for FHSAA members
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Over the next two years, the Florida High School Athletic Association will take a different approach to district play and the playoff system in basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball.
Council on Aging steps up to make lives better
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For nearly 50 years, the Council on Aging of West Florida has played a role in making lives better for senior citizens in Northwest Florida.
Thank you!
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The One Warm Coat drive this year has been very successful. Three hundred and fifty coats were collected and distributed to the needy without charge through the Waterfront Rescue Mission. The volunteer team thank following businesses for their participation in the coat drive: YMCA; Everman’s Market and Café; Four Square Fitness; Pensacola State College campuses at Pensacola, Warrenton and Midway; Studer Group; Mission Anglican Church; Gulf Breeze Recreation Center; Holly by the Sea Recreation Center; Apple Market.