Lady Raiders ‘fight like a girl’ for breast cancer fundraiser
The Lady Raiders raised $11,000 during the fourth annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Awareness volleyball game Oct. 8 against Pensacola’s Washington Wildcats.
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Raiders fall to Niceville
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In a contest between two evenly matched teams, the outcome is usually determined by the team that makes the most big plays or the fewest mistakes. Last Friday night at Eagle Stadium, Niceville made a few more plays and took advantage of a crucial Raider turnover. As a result, the Raiders suffered their first loss of the season at the hands of the third ranked Eagles.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU MARIE FOGARTY
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“Say and spell your name the way you want it in the paper,” I said, and Marie Fogarty let the words flow without a glance at the notes she had carefully prepared.
County animal shelter may be renamed for Adopt-a-thon founder
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Commissioner Bob Cole would like to see the county animal shelter renamed in honor of Dominic Persichini, former director of county animal services. Prior to his September 2013 retirement, Persichini started an annual adoption drive which will take place Saturday, Oct. 18.
Pier hosts Free Kids’ Fishing Clinic
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More than 300 children cast their lines at a free fishing clinic hosted at the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier Oct. 11.
801st SOAMXS Airman earns Bronze Star
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Hurlburt Field, Fla. –An Airman from the 801st Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received a Bronze Star medal during a ceremony here, Oct. 2.
The marijuana problem
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In the event you have been living under a stone, or living stoned for that matter, you might be unaware that Florida residents will vote on whether to add a constitutional amendment to legalize medical marijuana later this month.
How 2 French girls were lured to jihad online
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Lezignan-Corbieres, France (AP) — On the day she left for Syria, Sahra strode along the train platform with two bulky schoolbags slung over her shoulder. In a grainy image caught on security camera, the French teen tucks her hair into a headscarf.
‘Bucket list’ finished, boy dies hours after birth
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Philadelphia (AP) — A couple who say they carried out a “bucket list” of trips for their unborn son, who suffered from a fatal condition, say they feel blessed he could spend his brief life with people who loved him.
Kindergartners embark on co-teaching journey
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It’s a different approach. Instead of dividing, one classroom at Holley Navarre Primary is multiplying. As of Oct. 8, a few lucky kindergartners got the opportunity to learn from two teachers in one classroom.