PSC offers fishing camp
The Pensacola State College’s Kids’ College presents an opportunity for children ages 6-12 to reel in some fun and experience fishing first-hand.
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FAU reinstates ‘Jesus stomp’ instructor
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
BOCA RATON — Florida Atlantic University has reinstated an instructor who had students stomp on pieces of paper with “Jesus” written on them as part of a lesson.
Programs target Santa Rosa County’s high number of smokers
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Research shows that Santa Rosa and Escambia Counties have more smokers per-capita than other Panhandle counties. But those wishing reduce those numbers by kicking the habit fortunately have plenty of options to which to turn for help.
CERT makes waves, then contact, on the beach
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The Navarre Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Amateur Radio Club could be seen making waves out on Navarre Beach last weekend. However, it wasn’t the gentle waves of the Gulf of Mexico rolling ashore that drew them to the Black Skimmer Pavilion. These radio gurus were making waves of a different kind — radio waves.
Single family home sales in SRC up nearly 25 percent
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Florida’s real estate market is heating up again, and the local market is on trend, according to statistics released by Florida Realtors. In May 2013, year-to-year comparisons showed sales of single family homes statewide jumped 18.7 percent, and townhomes and condos, 11.5 percent.
Navarre Beach Marine Science Station offers family camps
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Breaking from the norm of summer camps for children only, the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station and NWFL Marine EDGE are offering camps that will allow families to connect with each other as well as with marine life.
Gulf Power won’t rule out nuclear plant; law limits rate increases
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“We are neutral. We have no nuclear facilities and have no plans to build any nuclear facilities,” said John Hutchinson, representing Gulf Power Company June 19.
Navarre Beach, National Seashore moving up the ranks
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Could the secret be getting out? Navarre Beach, historically touted as “Florida’s Best Kept Secret,” recently garnered significant attention and accolades from two of the web’s most popular travel sites.
Keep pets healthy, cool in summer
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Summer is for relaxing – for pets too. Many pet parents indulge their animal companions with vacations, special meals, hotel stays and trips to the spa. In fact, an estimated $53 billion were spent on pets last year.
FWC waives license requirement for lionfish
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach, News.
Temporary changes making it easier for divers to help control the lionfish population will be put into permanent Florida rule soon.