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Sunken boat near Juana’s not illegal

A sunken boat just off the coast near Juana’s Pagoda in the sound has attracted the attention of both playful children and concerned citizens. As kids are climbing on and leaping from the boat, residents and visitors have wondered if there is a safety concern – or even a legal one.

HNWS talks financial assistance, fire protection

The Holley Navarre Water System board of directors met last Tuesday to discuss ideas for financial assistance for military personnel and other members of the community. Holley Navarre Fire District Battalion Chief Howie Rounsaville was also at the meeting to address the need for adequate fire protection.

Bacteria levels back to normal at Navarre Park water

The water advisory that had been hovering over Navarre Park was finally lifted late last week when the latest test results came back in the normal range for bacteria levels, according to the Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa County.

Navarre to get new commissioner in 2014

As a result of new district boundaries established for the Santa Rosa County Commission after the 2010 census, Commissioner Jim Melvin, who currently represents District 4, must face incumbent Bob Cole and other challengers for the District 2 seat, creating an opening in the District 4 seat that represents the Navarre area.

Mother Nature wreaks havoc in Navarre, again

South Santa Rosa County, and Navarre in particular, was once again hammered with severe thunderstorms late Monday afternoon, flooding area streets and homes, and also producing a confirmed water spout coming ashore.

PSC makes Top 100 list

Pensacola State College has once again made a national list as Community College Week magazine recently named PSC to its list of Top 100 Associate Degree Producers in the nation.

Program inspires ‘big’ scholastic success

A little time spent mentoring students can make a big difference. A historic nationwide impact study proved children matched with mentors become more confident of their performance in schoolwork. To give struggling students a boost, the Santa Rosa County School Board recently approved an annual agreement with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest to provide a school-based mentoring program called “Bigs Inspiring Scholastic Success.”

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