Turn lane construction runs into Spring Break
Though the county aimed to complete a dedicated right turn lane to alleviate traffic on Navarre Beach ahead of spring break, the project stalled.
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Fear of lawmakers’ retribution questioned
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Don’t be a “Fraidy Cat.”
A highway runs through it
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U.S. Highway 98 is more than 10,000 trips a day in excess of its capacity according to the Florida Department of Transportation.
Capital punishment back on solid ground
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As the Florida Legislature inches closer to correcting the state’s death-penalty law, the Florida Supreme Court has voted to allow capital-punishment cases to proceed in a reversal of an earlier ruling.
Track teams ready for the season
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Only so much can be accomplished in practice. The payoff is in a big meet where the crowd is cheering, the adrenaline is flowing and the intensity is cranked up to the highest possible level.
Blue Wahoos doctor headed to spring training
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Dr. Juliet DeCampos of the Andrews Institute is headed back to spring training for the Cincinnati Reds.
Tucker driven to be at her best as a runner
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It was back in September that Sophia Tucker stepped onto a cross-country course at the college level for the first time in her life.
Navarre basketball program continues to move in right direction
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In the early going of Navarre’s 8A regional quarterfinal against top-ranked Lincoln Thursday night in Tallahassee, the Raiders looked like a team poised to pull off an upset.
Tax prep made easy by free service
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For nearly 50 years the AARP Tax-Aide Foundation has offered tax assistance for low to moderate income taxpayers, establishing itself as the largest free volunteer-run tax preparation and assistance service.
Back country camping on hold for now
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Bags full of trash piled up high. Tents abandoned in the sand. Beer cans and soda cups litter the beach. All of it paints a not so perfect picture of the irresponsibility of those who take part in back country camping at Perdido Key.