Prison Legal News prepares for trial over Florida ban
The publishers of a journal that reports on inmate rights is preparing for trial over Florida’s ban on the publication in state prisons.
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Gannett subsidiary to pay $750K settlement
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Following a multi-state investigation, PointRoll, Inc., a Gannett Corp. subsidiary, entered into a $750,000 settlement with Florida after it was accused of setting cookies on certain Safari Internet browsers.
More Santa Rosa voices to plan regional transportation
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Many changes are underway at the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization (TPO), providing a larger Santa Rosa County representation and streamlined TPO functioning.
Man charged in hit and run to appear in court next week
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The Navarre man facing a felony charge in connection to a fatal hit and run last month, is scheduled to be arraigned in First Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County on Dec. 23.
Attorney fighting for student caught with gun at NHS
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Josh Neal Patton, the 17-year-old charged with possession of a firearm on a school campus after police said he brought a loaded gun to Navarre High School (NHS), appeared in court on the third-degree felony charge Dec. 12.
Elks celebrate Christmas with local community
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Santa made a special appearance at the Holley-Navarre Elks Lodge Sunday afternoon, where nearly 40 local kids participated in the club’s 20th annual Christmas party.
Arson suspected in Las Vegas Trail brush fires
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For the second time in five days firefighters responded to a brush fire in the 2200 block of Las Vegas Trail. Officials suspect arson may have caused the fires.
University, Seashore discuss possible land swap at Naval Oaks
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The National Park Service’s Gulf Islands National Seashore (GUIS) and the University of West Florida (UWF) Sept. 30 entered into a five-year cooperative agreement which will temporarily provide available office space and housing to the school.
Justice served after 21-year battle
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Diana Hutson was 16 years old when she first complained that her father sexually abused her in 1993. She finally saw justice served Dec. 12, when Edward Scott Foster, 74, pleaded guilty to three charges of sexual battery involving a minor. The agreement will likely keep Foster imprisoned for life.
ECUA extends customer service phone hours
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The new solid waste and recycling provider for areas north of Yellow River, ECUA, will extend customer service hours to accommodate high call volume resulting from new customers signups ahead of a Dec. 26 deadline to prevent service disruption, according to a release from Santa Rosa County officials.