#GivingTuesday results in thousands for nonprofits
November is the month of money for Navarre as local nonprofit groups received thousands of dollars in donations as part of #GivingTuesday and other fundraising events.
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Santa Rosa teachers receive $53,000 in grants
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Santa Rosa Education Foundation (SREF) announced the award of 53 teacher grants Nov. 30 totaling $53,000 to Santa Rosa public educators.
NHS collects teddies for sick children
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Children spending the holiday season at Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital will receive some fuzzy friends thanks to the students of Navarre High School.
Local artist turns junk into music
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Rob Wrobel of Navarre loves music. For years he played the guitar, but when a motocross accident injured his neck in his late 40s, he lost a lot of motor skills in his hands.
Real estate booming
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In Navarre, the real estate business is booming.
New Year rings in new chamber events
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FunFest has gone the way of the dinosaurs, but Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Tamara Fountain said there are bigger and better things to come.
Candidates for Holley-Navarre Water board face off
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Holley-Navarre Water System will hold an election for two of the seven seats on its board of directors Jan. 16.
Tiger Point Golf tax battle looms
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Pay $48,643.21 or fight.
Man allegedly beats 90-year-old while high
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Elder abuse, false imprisonment and possession of a firearm by a felon are just a few of the charges facing a man who allegedly beat a 90-year-old Navarre resident while trying to rob him then handcuffed him.
Fairpoint found exempt from Sunshine Law
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The controversial, unannounced gathering of some Fairpoint Regional Utility directors on Oct. 31 isn’t prohibited by Florida’s Sunshine law, Chief Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille has concluded.