Beach lease fees on Feb. 9 agenda
Santa Rosa County Commissioners plan to continue working with federal delegates toward fee simple ownership on Santa Rosa Island, which would effectively eliminate Navarre Beach’s 2,020 residential beach leases.
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Commission eyes tolls and tax hikes
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For years Santa Rosa County residents have enjoyed some of the state’s lowest per capita costs – the average amount each citizen pays toward county services. But those percentages may soon increase.
Three sentenced in Gulf Breeze home invasion
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Three Pensacola men convicted of federal firearms offenses committed during an August home invasion were sentenced Jan. 30.
BP urges judges to remove head of oil spill settlement fund
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BP was back in court Tuesday, trying to oust the man responsible for doling out billions of dollars in settlement money to businesses claiming they were hampered by the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Water board election recount slated for Feb. 12
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For the first time in its history, the Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS) will hold an election recount which will take place Feb. 12 at 8 a.m.
Commission will retry penny tax for courthouse in 2016
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During the 2016 election cycle, Santa Rosa County Commissioners will ask voters once, twice if necessary, to reconsider supporting a temporary penny sales tax to fund construction of a new county courthouse.
Raiders win round one of regional tourney 3 – 0
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Navarre 3, Lincoln 0
The district champion Lady Raiders won an exciting opening round game against Tallahassee’s Lincoln High School at home on Jan. 22.Optometrist marks 65th year in practice
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It happens just about every Wednesday that Dr. John Abrams sees patients in his Westside office. Someone sees his name tag and asks, “Was that JJ Abrams who had an optometry practice on the Westside your father or relative? My great-grandmother or grandmother used to see him.”
Happy Tails Retriever Rescue Inc. joins Petfinder
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Happy Tails Retriever Rescue Inc., Navarre, has joined thousands of animal welfare organizations across North America that list their homeless pets on Petfinder, the online leader in responsible pet adoptions. Petfinder, the largest database of adoptable animals on the Internet, has been committed to animal welfare and rescue organizations dedicated to the cause since its founding in1996.
Initiative will help purchase laptops for wounded vets
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International tax attorney, Vietnam veteran and Rosemary Beach resident Cym Lowell was the featured guest speaker at the Mid-Bay Rotary Club’s meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at Bluewater Bay Golf Course Club House. Lowell discussed his initiative, Operation: Next Chapter, and how the proceeds from the sale of his book, Jaspar’s War, are donated to Soldiers’ Angels Project: Valour- IT, to purchase voice-controlled laptop computers for wounded military heroes, who for various reasons, have lost the use of their hands.