Babies springing up at Gulf Breeze Zoo
The Gulf Breeze Zoo is springing up with baby animals.
Many of the babies have been born in the past month, including a gazelle; a lamb; an antelope; emus; and patas, spider and squirrel monkeys.Search Results for “D”
Mortgage Settlement tops $8.3 billion
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Floridians have received more than $8.3 billion in mortgage relief according to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Broxson announces U.S. 98 streetlight installation
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Florida Rep. Doug Broxson, R-Midway, announced the Florida Department of Transportation will begin installing about 1,000 streetlights on U.S. Highway 98.
France’s answer to “Amazing Race” films in Milton
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“Pekin Express” – a French-language reality-adventure-game show similar to “The Amazing Race” – sends contestants to exotic faraway places.
County honors Melton for service
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The Santa Rosa County Public Services Department announced last week that Janice Melton of the animal services division has been selected as its 2012 Employee of the Year.
BBB® warns of a business luring victims with fake, free plane tickets
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Consumers nationwide, including Northwest Florida, are receiving letters stating that they have won two round-trip tickets courtesy of American Airlines or US Airlines with a retail value of up to $1,298. US Airlines is not a real company, and this letter is not from the real American Airlines.
Roving car ‘tent sale’ stops in Navarre
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Bob Pforte Motors brought its inventory to Navarre this week in the form of a “tent sale” and sold more than 45 used vehicles. The physical location for Pforte motors is in Marianna, 129 miles to the east.
Science Station plans Spring Fling
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Spring break is only four weeks from now, and the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station has just the adventure for students in third through eighth grades.
Park Service seeks comments on public watercraft use
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The National Park Service is preparing an Environmental Impact Statement to evaluate the use of personal watercraft in Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Fire interrupts a peaceful life on the bay, brush fire ensues
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Rosemary Peterson intended to spend a leisurely afternoon cleaning out closets upstairs in her bayfront home. The temperature outside was rapidly declining from a high in the 50s to what would be the coldest night of the year at 29 degrees. The wind was whipping off of the bay at 25-30 mph with whitecaps visible. Her husband, John, was downstairs on his computer. Rosemary was deep in thought when she heard what she thought sounded like a door opening or closing.