Here’s Looking at you Mary Wallen
It’s a long way from being a young American girl in Mill Hall, Pa., to becoming a “proper Spanish lady” in the Dominican Republic, but Mary Marrero Wallen did it.
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Buttercup not home free yet
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A family from Pensacola is working to change an ordinance that would have forced them to find another home for their pet pot-bellied pig named Buttercup.
UF veterinary oncologist captures real-life journey as cancer survivor in new book
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Gainesville – Sarah Boston, D.V.M., D.V.Sc., waited four weeks for pathology test results to confirm that she had thyroid cancer. As a veterinary surgical oncologist at the University of Florida, her animal patients typically have these results in four days.
Help is on the way to Apalachicola Bay oysters
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When hearing the words “Apalachicola Bay,” many immediately think of oysters.
State seeks input on water quality priorities
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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) is holding six meetings around the state to take public input on the department’s water quality assessment and restoration priorities during the next two years. One of the six meetings will be held from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m., March 13, at the FDEP Northwest District Office, 160 W. Government Street, Pensacola.
Review: New Samsungs will appeal to fitness fans
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New York (AP) — Samsung is banking on you shaping up this spring.
Help available for the hurting
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Experts may disagree on the exact percentage but some estimate as many as 50 percent of marriages in America end in divorce or separation. For area residents going through the painful experience, help is available from an international program called DivorceCare, which is hosted locally by the First Baptist Church of Navarre.
Navarre High School has talent
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Dozens of Navarre High School students took the stage Friday at the school’s annual talent show, which featured singing, instrumental performances, dancing and stand-up comedy. Row after row of seats in the high school cafeteria were filled with parents, relatives and friends of those performing.
Am I missing something?
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
As a 15 year returning Snowbird, I thought I had pretty much seen it all, but it appears that I am mistaken.
Litter is a big problem
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Open letter to the administration of the homeowners association of Holley by the Sea: