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School flu shot company to go off-campus
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Being barred from administering flu shots at Santa Rosa schools won’t stop the Jacksonville company’s vaccination program here.
Fairpoint’s finances get big boost
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The collective of utilities that supplies Holley Navarre Water System has discovered a line of low-interest credit that can apparently be used to cover much of its infrastructure costs for years to come.
County moves quickly on Ashley Plantation solutions
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For residents of Ashley Plantation subdivision in Pace, drainage fixes could not come soon enough as water flooded their roads, at times up to their house doors, and some backyards became rushing streams.
Firefighter union raising money for Spectrum House scholarship
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The Holley Navarre Professional Firefighters Association is hosting a charity golf tournament Friday at Hidden Creek Golf Course in Navarre.
Argos’ running attack picking up steam
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Once a weak point for this University of West Florida football team, the running game has emerged as a strength.
Minnesota Twins new parent club of Blue Wahoos
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The new parent club of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos is the Minnesota Twins.
Four-quarter effort fuels Navarre’s success
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Talent plays a big part in Navarre’s success. But nothing stands out more, perhaps, than the effort the Raiders put forth week in and week out.
Mack keeps memory of his MIA brother alive
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Wind chimes sway back and forth in the breeze. Squirrels play in the yard, scampering along with pecans in their mouths. Inside the back room of his Navarre home, the screened windows providing a view of this playground for nature, Nat Mack sits back in a chair. Tears begin to well up in his eyes.
UWF offers free Gulf Stories course
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The University of West Florida (UWF) launched the second installment of Gulf Stories Sept. 24, a free online course that explores a range of topics, from art and advanced manufacturing to citizen science and coastal ecology.