Police: man hits officer following pursuit
A 34-year-old Gulf Breeze man is facing multiple charges after police said he struck a deputy in the head.
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Grassroots rally honors first responders
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Ray White has no problem brainstorming an idea and making it a reality. When he first mentioned organizing a march in honor of first responders, the response of positive, he decided to run with it.
Appeals court won’t rehear a BP oil spill liability argument
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A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider its 2014 ruling that BP cannot avoid federal penalties for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill by blaming another company’s failed equipment.
Here’s looking at you Don and Helen Baker
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Born in the old Sacred Heart Hospital, Don Baker was raised around Davis and Brent Lane where, almost daily, drivers, putting their cars in the same place at the same time, alerted the neighborhood to excitement.
Animal advocates cheer end to dog breed bans
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A new law that took effect in Salt Lake City Thursday prevents cities and towns from banning specific dog breeds, a move Utah animal welfare advocates say ends one form of legal discrimination.
Augusta goat program to control vegetation deemed a success
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Thirteen goats that were deployed to eat overgrown grass, weeds and bushes in a subdivision detention pond in August have taken to their job with gusto.
Operation Recreation GeoTour reaches 10K visitors
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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Florida Park Service recently announced that the GeoTour has officially reached 10,000 visitors at Florida State Parks in just over six months. The Florida Park Service officially launched Operation Recreation GeoTour on June 15, 2014.
One dish at a time, former homeless veteran revamps life through cooking
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After serving President George H.W. Bush and the Anheuser-Busch family their favorite dishes for years, chef Bryan Jacobs launched a program to help veterans who are struggling the same way he once was.
Rx Express puts service, community first
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Everyone is the boss at Rx Express Pharmacy of Navarre as far as Paul and Priscilla McMellon, owners of the local pharmacy, are concerned.
Expert who oversaw German World War II records dead at 93
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Robert Wolfe, who for more than 30 years served as a specialist in Nazi Germany at the National Archives and Records Administration, has died. He was 93.