Police searching for Gulf Breeze bank robber
The Gulf Breeze Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating a bank robbery that occurred at Beach Community Bank located at 60 Northcliffe Drive in Gulf Breeze.
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Florida’s death penalty is back
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“Mr. Asay, do you have any final words?” the man in the suit asked. He had a small microphone leading from his ear down into the collar of his shirt and a Florida Department of Corrections pin shimmered on his lapel.
Day of firsts for Florida death penalty
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Aug. 24 was a day of firsts for Florida’s death penalty and the last day for Mark Asay.
Phone scammers getting sneakier
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Telephone con artists are getting more aggressive in finding victims hereabout, even placing calls to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.
Gulf Breeze’s golf course legal fees top $1 million
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The money-pit image of Tiger Point Golf Club is well known among taxpayers and officials in the City of Gulf Breeze, which owns the 375-acre property.
YMCA sees leadership shake up
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After a high staff turnover summer, the Pullum Family YMCA started this week with a new executive director. Bill Seedes, executive director of the Bear Levin Studer YMCA branch in Pensacola, has taken over as interim executive director for the Navarre branch as of Monday.
Gulf Breezes enacts medical marijuana sales ban
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Any potential controversy about the new City of Gulf Breeze ordinance that prohibits medical marijuana sales outlets within the municipality’s borders ended with no one speaking up in a public hearing on the matter Monday night.
Pier potty gets thumbs-up from Tallahassee
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As the saying goes “when you got to go, you got to go” whether you are 1,500 feet out over the Gulf of Mexico or not.
The Santa Rosa exemption
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When the U.S. Senate returns to Capitol Hill in September from its monthlong vacation, the members will be considering national issues such as reforming health care and rewriting the tax code.
Cyclospora infections up 134 percent nationwide
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Rinsing fresh vegetables can prevent intestinal infections, and that’s a good thing as instances of the foodborne parasite cyclospora are on the rise in Santa Rosa County.