Keller Williams lends a helping hand on RED Day
The humidity is almost thick enough to cut with a knife on a Thursday morning at Oak Haven Ranch and Rescue off Bob Tolbert Road in Holley.
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Wyrosdick to feds: Stand back and stand down
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.
The Department of Justice, together with the Department of Education, has effectively held Title IX funding over the heads of school districts nationwide to promote third gender protections and recognitions.
Courthouse tax vote set for August
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
As Santa Rosa County commissioners have discussed the proposed new courthouse in recent weeks, and a new one-half cent sales tax to pay for it, both have shrunk.
Water utilities raise yellow flags for expansion leverage
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Two of Santa Rosa’s major wastewater utilities are citing state-regulated effluent treatment limits while lobbying county commissioners to grant expansion plans that face public opposition.
Like father, like son
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Crime, News.
The father and son duo, Marvan Darby Sr. and Jr. have a long-standing history of arrests in Santa Rosa County. The two most recently were accused of stealing a lawnmower and weed eater out of garage on Segura Street, around the corner from where they live on Andorra Street.
Work ethic shoots Richardson to next level
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Marcus Richardson has been playing basketball since he started school and his goal from the beginning was to land a spot on a college basketball team.
Gulf Breeze Area Chamber announces April’s Business of the Month
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
The Gulf Breeze Area Chamber is pleased to announce Innisfree Hotels as the Chamber’s Business of the Month for April 2016.
Justices strike down workers-comp fee law
Written by News Service of Florida on . Posted in Business.
Tallahassee – In a major ruling, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday said that a state law limiting attorney’s fees in workers-compensation insurance cases is unconstitutional.
Engineering career leads Phillips back to alma mater
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.
Jenna Phillips saw her interest in science fueled to another level while in high school. It was during a field trip with Charlene Mauro’s science class.
Milton looking to rezone Stewart Street
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The City of Milton will soon hold its second outreach meeting for the property owners in and around Stewart Street. According to Milton City Planner Randy Jorgenson, the once vibrant commercial corridor no longer serves the needs of today’s consumer. Strip mall developments, though popular in the past, are no longer attractive to many of today’s shoppers. As a result, said Jorgenson, many of the buildings on Stewart are vacant or under-utilized. While there are areas that show signs of revival and recent investment along parts of Stewart Street, most of the street continues to languish. All properties along Stewart are currently zoned commercial and limited to those specific types of activity. The city is examining the potential of rezoning to again provide for residential usage.