NYSA lawyer speaks
In the Jan. 31 edition of Navarre Press it was reported that David Pleat with Pleat & Perry in Destin was hired to represent the Navarre Youth Sports Association.
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Gun ban talk heightens concerns
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U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., introduced Senate Bill 150 on Jan. 24 to regulate assault weapons.
Navarre to play football in three-team 2-6A
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Two regular-season games will determine Navarre’s football fate this year and next.
Here’s looking at you Col. Bill McCowen
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Part one of our story closed with Bill McCowen’s squadron bombing war materials plants deep in Korea.
Purity: more than meets the eye
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Beginning at 5 p.m. on Feb. 13, students from sixth to twelfth grade will take part in a Youth Progressive Dinner at First Baptist Church Navarre.
Woman’s Club promotes scholarships
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The Santa Rosa Woman’s Club is encouraging local female high school seniors and any women returning to college to apply for a 2013-14 Florida General Federation of Women’s Clubs scholarship.
Gov. Scott touts $2,500 teacher raise
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Gov. Rick Scott’s proposal to raise teachers’ salaries meets skeptical optimism this week around Santa Rosa County.
Home sales up in Navarre
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Navarre joins the rest of Florida with rising home sells.
“It is picking up. It’s getting busier,” said Linda Evans, a real estate agent with Southern Shores Realty Inc.Hotel Equities names Loera revenue manager
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Hotel Equities recently promoted Mike Loera of Navarre to revenue manager for the firm’s growing portfolio of hotels.
Beach renourishment process begins
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Santa Rosa County Commissioners gave Michael Walther of Coastal Technology Corporation the authority to begin the permitting process for Navarre Beach renourishment during a Jan. 24 Board of County Commissioners’ meeting.