$50K grant awarded for Navarre Park
Santa Rosa County was awarded a $50,000 grant for improvements at Navarre Park, and the Navarre Chamber Foundation is providing an additional $5,000 toward the effort.
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Florida Chamber Honors Rep. Mike Hill
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Rep. Mike Hill (R-Pensacola) is one of 23 legislators honored with a 2015 Florida Chamber Distinguished Advocate award from the Florida Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Power launches new full-service app
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With the increase of smartphones over the last decade, consumers today are spending more time using the latest apps than ever before. It has become a way of life, whether paying bills, looking for a place to eat or making airline reservations. If you want it, there is usually “an app for that.”
Daughter’s legacy continues through interpretive center
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Growing up on Cape Cod, it was no surprise that Shanna Litterst loved the ocean – as well as its inhabitants.
Florida Legislature to redraw congressional lines in August
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Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature, dealing with the fallout of a sharply critical decision by the state’s highest court, will hold a nearly two-week special session in August to draw up new congressional districts.
Looking back: 50 years since the Navarre pass
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It’s been 50 years since a pass connected the Santa Rosa Sound to the Gulf of Mexico. And with it, 50 years of hoping for a second chance.
Gulf Breeze still treading stormwater
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Flooding after even minor rainfall still plagues parts of the City of Gulf Breeze more than a year after the April 2014 storm – despite $1.8 million in government grant funding spent to keep neighborhoods dry.
County’s contract applicant vetting questioned
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The recent award of a Santa Rosa County contract for military affairs consulting to a company that had been administratively dissolved by the Florida Division of Corporations raises questions about how such applicants are vetted, said Commissioner Bob Cole.
Flags lowered to honor those in Tenn. shooting
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Gov. Rick Scott Monday directed the flags of the United States and the State of Florida to be flown at half-staff in honor of the five service members who were murdered at recruiting centers in Chattanooga, Tenn., last week. The order is effective immediately throughout the state until sunset on the day of the final military member’s date of interment.
Senior living community proposed for Navarre
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The rezoning board is expected to discuss a conditional use to allow development of 19.2 acres adjacent to Baptist Medical Park on Navarre Parkway and Ortega Street for a senior living community.