Nature walk to promote appreciation for Navarre Beach
From tiny beach mice to soaring osprey to the famous sea oats, the natural splendor of Navarre Beach will be on display in a guided tour this month.
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East Bay water quality at risk
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East Bay is a standout in terms of water quality, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, but local Dave Roberts said that has changed over the years.
Lax oversight raises concerns about school flu shots
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In the wake of parents protesting that some Santa Rosa school students were given flu vaccinations against their wishes, questions are being raised about the large Jacksonville company that administers the shots with minimal oversight.
Be the next Navarre
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No one succeeds by trying to be the next Silicon Valley.
Horton running well in first season of cross-country
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Until this year, Navarre’s Matt Horton had never run cross-country.
Athletic injuries present mental as well as physical challenges
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Sage Chambers was in one of his first practices as a college quarterback at Huntingdon. As he prepared to throw, something went wrong.
Holley-Navarre event alerts parents to online perils
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Amid the fun of Bring Your Parent to School Day at Holley-Navarre Middle School, parents also received a more somber message last week as part of an online safety presentation.
Mock legislature gives girls a taste of real-life power
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Few 17-year-olds understand the sometimes complicated innerworkings of Florida’s legislative process. Even fewer have lived it.
Main Street Milton brings back “Main Street Market”
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Main Street Milton (MSM) is reviving the downtown farmers market in Milton. Formerly known as the Riverwalk Market, the new Main Street Market will bring the best of local produce, food, arts and crafts to Milton. Relocating from the Riverwalk area to the more visible City Parking Lot located at 6850 Caroline Street (Highway 90), in the heart of Downtown Milton, the Main Street Market will provide a variety of locally grown produce, gifts, arts and crafts, flowers, clothing, prepared and hot food items and live entertainment from local artists. The Main Street Market will be held on the first Saturday of the month in October, November and December from 8 a.m. to noon. For the fall, those dates are Oct. 6, Nov. 3 and Dec. 1. The Market will resume in the spring with dates in March, April and May.
Cross-country teams showing signs of improvement
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Matt Horton finished his race at the Wildcat Invitational Saturday in under 20 minutes. The Navarre cross-country standout clocked in with a time of 19:24.71 and finished 23rd overall on a hot and humid morning at the Ashton Brosnaham Park in Pensacola.