Kids build robots at marine science station
As if summer camp on the Gulf of Mexico wasn’t enough, throw in a robot, and it becomes a kid’s dream come true.
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No injuries in two-car accident
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No injuries were reported in a two-car accident June 18 at the intersection of U.S. 98 and Sunrise Drive.
Officials: Child accidentally started house fire
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Officials will not press charges against a child they say accidentally set fire to the family’s garage June 6.
Scientists from FAU hunt for sea sponges that fight cancer
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Think of it as drawing medicine from the sea.
Community Foundation of NWF donates to CIC
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The Community Foundation of Northwest Florida showed support to Children in Crisis by donating $2,000 to help feed, clothe and care for the more than 100 children each year that will call the CIC Neighborhood home.
Health officials warn of flesh-eating bacteria in Florida
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Florida health officials are warning residents and tourists a rare form of flesh-eating, potentially deadly bacteria has made its way to Florida beaches.
Former Wal-Mart pharmacist has license suspended
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The State Department of Health May 11 issued an emergency license suspension for a former Gulf Breeze Wal-Mart pharmacist who last year was arrested on charges related to stealing pills, forging prescriptions and fraudulently billing an insurance company.
Official: Summit fire result of arson
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The fire that destroyed a Summit Drive home June 7 was a result of arson, Kayla Anderson, spokesman with the state’s Fire Marshal’s Office, said last week. She said the department is investigating a “person of interest.”
Judge dismisses former principal’s lawsuit
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A former principal’s gender discrimination lawsuit was dismissed May 27 due to lack of evidence.
AARP survey: Many generic medicine prices have risen sharply
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Reversing a long-term trend, prices for more than one in four generic medicines widely used by older Americans increased in 2013, some very sharply, according to a survey by AARP.