Lessons from Irma
Hurricane Irma decided Navarre was not for her. She looked at us for a while, taunted us by moving west and west again and again and one last time before she made the turn to the alluring Florida Keys. We are a grateful community.
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Rios rolls up sleeves to squash big tobacco
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A collection of grade schoolers against a multibillion-dollar national industry: Navarre High School senior Catalina Rios likes those odds.
Passport Day offered in Santa Rosa
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Residents of Santa Rosa County who work 9-5 Monday through Friday will be able to get their passports Sept. 23 without having to miss work.
Beaches to Woodlands returns early this year
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Labor Day weekend marks the end of the traditional tourism peak season, and that can mean months of fewer visitors and lower profits known as the shoulder season.
Sails up on the regatta
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Despite the uncertainty of hurricane Irma, one thing was for sure; Juana’s regatta would sail on. The 27th annual Juana’s Good Time Regatta was cut short by a day but no one complained.
Roadside memorial relocated
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Community.
With hurricane Irma on an uncertain track and the Navarre area under a wind advisory, Leadership Santa Rosa class 29 decided it was time to relocate the roadside Black Hawk memorial on Navarre Beach Causeway Saturday.
Hotels crammed with Irma evacuees over weekend
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In the afternoon hours of Sept. 6, uncertain projection models for the future of then category 5 Hurricane Irma began to shift north putting the peninsula of Florida in the direct line of fire.
County moves to end lease on dilapidated beach house
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Santa Rosa County has filed to terminate the lease on a property on Navarre Beach that has been vacant and in disrepair for more than a decade.
International Coastal Cleanup coming to Navarre
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Around the world and on Navarre Beach thousands of volunteers will be picking up trash Sept. 16 as part of the 31st annual International Coastal Cleanup.
New nickname aside, rate hike riles ‘Improper’ residents
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Not all customers are created equal in the view of South Santa Rosa Utility System, owned by the City of Gulf Breeze, but those in the Tiger Point-Midway area receive a status boost of sorts in the municipality’s proposed budget.