National Parks beckon connection with young
With the National Park Service celebrating its centennial this year, much is taking place to promote everything the National Parks have to offer.
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Bald eagles’ deaths remain unsolved
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
The illnesses of six bald eagles found at the Central Landfill in Milton in 2014, including two that died, are still under investigation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
County Commissioner clears new path for Stroller Warriors
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Military, News.
Sami Finney started Stroller Warriors, a running group for military wives and their spouses, back in October and wanted to use the NYSA walking path as one of the weekly sites for the club.
Overcoming the odds
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Military, News.
As she sat aboard a plane destined for Las Vegas in late February, Sebastiana Lopez-Arellano did everything she could to evict the doubt living in her mind.
Santa Rosa County’s first synagogue opens its doors
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Here in Navarre, Fla., a new synagogue, the Ahm Yisrael Messianic Synagogue (AYMS), has opened its new building’s doors to the community. The first-ever synagogue in all of Santa Rosa County, it is led by the Rabbi Wayne Leland. According to the synagogue website, the group began as a home-based Bible study Leland taught in 2001. From the original handful of members, the congregation grew and settled into a rented church facility which they were able to secure in 2010. Only five years later, the collection of members had outgrown that facility as well. Following the growth, they were able to procure the building now located at 9255 Military Trail in Navarre.
Three brothers need one home
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Matthew, Jeremy, and William are all charming and very active children. They all do well in school although William’s behavior sometimes gets him into trouble and affects his citizenship grade. In the past he was often responsible for being the caregiver for his siblings. Now his behaviors are sometimes very challenging.
Rate Increase
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Surprise, Surprise! According to the 4-7-2016 issue of the NAVARRE PRESS (thank you), members of the water system are being hit with a 17.5% rate increase.
Woodlawn students author book of short stories
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
Heather Owens figured the book of short stories she had her Woodlawn Beach Middle School students in the ACES (Academic and Creative Enrichment for Students) program write this year would double at the most.
Paper may be bad for trees, but it is good for people
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
Even on Earth Day, the costs to our planet don’t outweigh the benefits for education.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
We made a few small changes to this week’s issue but next week – there will be an even more noticeable difference. One difference will be where you will find this page. We are going to move this page to the back of the A section for several reasons one of which is because we are going to have two pages of editorial content. We have had a small debate at the office about our section that starts out with the word “Community.” All of Navarre Press is about our community or news that affects our community, so why have a page that says “Community?” We are still mulling that over. We will be moving a few other pages around and we are going to have a regular “History” page. The page may appear every other week – or every week. Today’s news is tomorrow’s history. However, we have found a source for local history that is a-w-e-s-o-m-e.