Santa Rosa County halts filling unadvertised jobs
In the wake of disclosure that Santa Rosa County government jobs for student workers aren’t advertised, Human Resources Director DeVann Cook told commissioners that practice has been stopped.
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Lease fee caps of $250 can still be retroactive
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The roughly 1,500 Navarre Beach residents eligible for the new $250 cap on their property lease fees who didn’t file by June 30, 2015, as specified by Santa Rosa County Attorney Roy Andrews can still apply and receive the reduced rate retroactively.
Gulf Breeze questions lobbying expenses
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Annual payments to Tallahassee lobbyists totaling $60,000 by the City of Gulf Breeze are under scrutiny after council members recently questioned why the money is being spent.
Former boss jettisoned county administrator candidate
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The impartial facade of the screening committee that’s considering applicants to succeed retiring Santa Rosa County Administrator Hunter Walker has an apparent chip.
Roger Scott Tennis Center named Member Organization of the Year
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The U.S. Tennis Association’s Florida Executive Committee has selected Roger Scott Tennis Center for the 2015 Member Organization of the Year Award.
Blue Wahoos punch ticket to playoffs
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Jesse Winker remembers the difficult nights of April, May and June, the nights where something was usually wrong instead of right for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.
Stapleton’s work ethic evident on and off the field
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Chris Stapleton has been anything but complacent despite the success he has enjoyed in his first two seasons at Florida Tech.
Raiders dominate Wildcats for first shutout of season
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Michael Sandle refused to let Navarre’s hopes for its first shutout evaporate into the muggy September air.
Manis recalls moments of his ‘interesting life’
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Growing up in the Great Depression era, Joe Manis and his friends didn’t have a lot of money.
But they always stayed busy and found something fun to do.Photos help connect pets up for adoption with new owners
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When Susan Frazier decided to adopt a dog last year, she hopped online and started browsing the websites of central Ohio animal groups.