Pier partners seek county’s good graces
While infighting continues among the partners who manage the Navarre Beach Pier, they met the deadline for the monthly payment on their lease with Santa Rosa County due April 17.
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The 411 on 420
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“420” has long been associated with marijuana.
County pursues overdue lease fees
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Two years after county commissioners agreed to cap the annual lease fees on Navarre Beach residential property at $250 year, more than 200 leaseholder accounts are still overdue with total delinquencies exceeding $200,000.
Gaetz pushes pass, pushes out military mission
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Local military may be against reopening Navarre Pass due to impacts to their testing and training, but U.S. congressman Matt Gaetz has a plan to change that: send them somewhere else.
Holley by the Sea may lose LOST funds
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Millions in improvements to drainage in Holley by the Sea (HBTS) could lose a funding opportunity following the second meeting of the Board of County Commissioners to discuss the future of the new local option sales tax (LOST) funds.
Home foreclosures drop as economy strengthens
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In yet another sign of Santa Rosa’s growth and recovery from the Great Recession, home foreclosures fell for the third straight year in 2016 while the inventory of repossessed houses also declined.
Lady Raiders split games with two Kentucky teams
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Navarre’s softball team split a pair of games last week against two schools from Kentucky. The Raiders knocked off Oldham County 11-10 last Thursday before falling 8-4 to Owensboro on Friday.
Stringfield helps lead Raiders to county title
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Ty Stringfield never experienced the thrill of winning a medal in track prior to last week. No matter the number of events she tried, she couldn’t find her niche.
Raiders cruise to title in first-ever county meet
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Christian Brothers decided to get back to competing in the 800-meter run this year.
Jagielo ready to thrive in second go-round with Blue Wahoos
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Eric Jagielo was doing a little work around the house a few days after Christmas when the caller ID on his cellphone screen flashed a New York number.