Sequester impacts Gulf Island
As federal agencies seek ways to absorb proposed spending cuts from sequester, Gulf Island National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown is asking for the public’s understanding.
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Former state senator unaware of abatements
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Four structures on property owned by Vic’s of Navarre, LLC, a corporation listing former state senator Charlie Clary as managing member, were recently presented to county commissioners to begin abatements.
Born alive on track for protection
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Representative Cary Pigman, R-Avon Park, began his freshman year bringing his experience as an emergency medical physician to the forefront, sponsoring House Bill 1129, an act relating to infants born alive.
Award-winning singer headlines Navarre Fun Fest
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The Navarre Fun Fest attendees are in for quite a treat this year when Eric Paslay steps out on the stage to perform.
Program helps reduce unnecessary early deliveries
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A study published April 9 in Obstetrics & Gynecology shows that multistate, hospital-based quality improvement programs, including the one at Santa Rosa Medical Center in Milton, can be remarkably effective at reducing early elective deliveries of babies.
Here’s looking at you … Colonel Mac Miller part 2
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Marine pilots lived and died in places with strange sounding names: Munda, Barakoma, Vella Lavella, Guam, Rota, Bagan, Torokina, Bougainville, Orate Peninsular, Rabaul on New Britain, Kwajalein, Enubuj, Green Islands ….
Stone-crab harvest down, prices way up this year
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MARATHON — In 46 years as a commercial fisherman, Gary Graves said he has never seen a stone crab harvest season as poor as this one. Graves, who runs Keys Fisheries in Marathon — the main supplier for Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami Beach — says his catches are down 40 percent since the season opened Oct 15.
B-52 gets new sniper pod
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The 2nd Bomb Wing made its first live run with a new addition to the aging bomber March 19 at Barksdale Air Force Base, La.
Praying for health care at state capitol
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Religious leaders from across the state took Biblical scripture to the Florida state capitol March 20 to lobby legislators to expand Medicaid.
Pensacola State College a boon to local economy
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Pensacola State College, with multiple schools in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties, boosts the local economy by $932.8 million annually, according to a new study conducted by Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. (EMSI).