Gulf Breeze man arrested for child pornography
Agents with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement today arrested Nathan Anthony Christensen, 20, of 1255 Bayview Lane in Gulf Breeze on 10 counts of possession of child pornography.
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Beach Park developer considers marina
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After several weeks of insisting that Santa Rosa County commissioners amend the lease on 5.7 acres in Navarre Beach Marina Park so he can build condominiums, developer Victor Deal is researching the market for a dry-storage marina there instead.
Chambers, Adamson counting on game experience to fuel success
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Sage Chambers and Caine Adamson bring something to the table this year that neither had a year ago, and that is a wealth of game experience.
Local First Tee golfers swing for success in life and on the course
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Devin Parnell never played golf prior to his eighth-grade year.
Drug-testing policy for student-athletes deemed effective
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For more than a decade, a drug-testing policy for student-athletes has been in place in the Santa Rosa County School District.
Adjustment comes standard with minor league promotion
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Adapting to a new team comes with the territory of being a minor league baseball player. Players promoted to the next level must get used to new teammates, a new stadium and new opponents.
War Eagle! Brahms commits to Auburn
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It wasn’t long ago that Nick Brahms was barely on the recruiting radar.
Crown Point couple plays waiting game with Alzheimer’s
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Crown Point, Ind. (AP) — “I don’t think there’s a day I get up that I don’t think about something going wrong.”
Pier fishing offers simple and relaxing experience
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James Bodison totes a cart loaded with a cooler, fishing rods and the other necessary items, such as bait, a tackle box, weights and sinkers needed to make his day of fishing off the Navarre Beach pier a successful one.
Coroner: Navy SEAL instructor dunked trainee before death
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San Diego (AP) — His lips turning blue and his face purple, the Navy SEAL trainee dressed in full gear was struggling to tread water in a giant pool when his instructor pushed him underwater at least twice — actions a medical examiner ruled Wednesday, July 6, made his death a homicide, not an accident.