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TDC to solicit marketing services

The Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council (TDC) recently decided to provide 90-day notice to end a contract with MDi Group, a company based in Mobile, Alabama, which has been providing the council’s marketing services.

RESTORE council establishing BP funding criteria

The Santa Rosa County RESTORE Council has begun establishing evaluation criteria for projects which have been, and will be, proposed for funding through anticipated monies resulting from the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil spill.

Marine Science Station hosts international guests

The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station is used to having plenty of guests – human and marine life – each day. However, last week was a little different when the NBMSS and Northwest Florida Marine Education and Discovery of Gulf Ecosystems, Inc. (EDGE) teamed up with the Gulf Coast Citizen Diplomacy Council to host a group of Russian visitors , who came to the U.S. as part of the Department of State’s International Ecotourism and Environmental Outreach program.

Partially-nude dancing prompts battery arrest at Pier Bar

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of an intoxicated female partially exposing herself while dancing at the The Pier Bar, located at the county-owned Navarre Beach Pier. Ultimately, Jennifer Carney, 28, listed as homeless, was arrested for battery in the July 14 incident.

Fend off the flu with a vaccine

Flu season is just around the corner, and flu vaccinations are now available at all Florida Department of Health Santa Rosa County clinic locations, as well as many pharmacies in the Navarre area.

Making dreams come true for special young adults

Shannon Calloway is on cloud nine, anticipating the Kaleidoscope of Hope Formal Gala set for Friday night.  Calloway gets to dress up like Cinderella in a fabulous ball gown to attend the grand event, which will be held at The Club at Hidden Creek. 

Exchanges create confusion for Medicare recipients 

MIAMI (AP) — Dear seniors, your Medicare benefits aren’t changing under the Affordable Care Act. That’s the message federal health officials are trying to get out to some older consumers confused by overlapping enrollment periods for Medicare and so-called “Obamacare.”

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