Tusa leaves hospital before deputies make arrest
The man who led police on a high-speed chase and crashed his vehicle on East Bay Boulevard, Mark Anthony Tusa, has left the hospital where he was airlifted before deputies could arrest him.
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Hunter finds human remains in Milton
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On Friday, Nov. 26 a hunter located what he said appeared to be human remains while hunting in the wooded area off of Blue Barnes Road in Milton. Deputies from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office responded to the call. The major crimes detectives and crime-scene units also responded to investigate.
Some locales land Tough Mudder without taxpayer dollars
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The $110,000 subsidy that Santa Rosa County officials have voted to pay for-profit Tough Mudder Inc. in return for staging its military style endurance event near Milton next April is far more taxpayer funding than the New York-based company often receives.
Raiders making progress despite tough start
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Navarre’s girls basketball team went 1-2 last week but first-year head coach Jackie Coyne said the Raiders are taking steps in the right direction.
All-Star dream comes true for Frank
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Nysha Frank has wanted to play in the Subway All-Star Volleyball game since she got into high school.
What to get the senior on your Christmas list
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The holidays are a time to spend with family and friends, feasting and often exchanging gifts. The elderly on your list can sometimes be the hardest to shop for, but with a little creativity and few ideas, you can give a gift from your heart. One that you will enjoy giving and they will be happy to receive.
Local beloved dog, Cooper, allegedly drugged and shipped out of state
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The Navarre community is reeling over the unknown whereabouts and condition of Cooper, the dog that has been on the run since April. Since his great escape, the Navarre community has united in feeding Cooper and passing along his whereabouts, even creating a Facebook page dedicated to him called ‘Catch Cooper.’ Residents have taken photos over the months and posted them on the page so Cooper can be fed and monitored, and so his owners can know he is still OK.
Seniors fitted for safe driving through Car Fit Program
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Charlottesville, Va. (AP) — William Cohen beeped his car horn, making those nearest jump and then laugh. Getting the all-clear from a nearby Albemarle County police officer, the senior driver took off for the parking lot exit in his black SUV.
No changes made for fall turkey hunting season
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The fall turkey hunting season is underway and little has changed from last year.
Nearly lost life during stop in St. Andrew’s Pass
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Officer David Brady received the agency’s Purple Heart and Award of Valor for his actions in the line of duty at an FWC meeting Nov. 18 in Panama City Beach.