Here’s Looking at You Dennis and Judy Allen
“This is the most I ever talked about Vietnam,” Dennis Allen murmured, glancing at his wife, Judy.
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Jack Russell terrier recovering from gunshot wound
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Navarre resident Shane Rainwater knew that Lily, a 4-year-old Jack Russell terrier, was in a lot of pain after his daughter’s boyfriend found the dog lying on his porch, but he did not know that the pain was from a gunshot wound.
WILDfest 2013 to help orphaned animals make it back into the wild
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The Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida will celebrate 31 years as a wildlife rescue non-profit with WILDfest Open House 2013, tobe held from noon – 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, September at the Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida in Pensacola.
Fish and Wildlife Commission bans deer importation
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PENSACOLA — The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission passed an immediate ban on the importation of deer from other states and countries on Friday, a move intended to protect Florida deer from a deadly mad cow-like disease.
Bowfishing becoming more popular in Navarre
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Bowfishing is gaining popularity across the Emerald Coast, but yet there is often much confusion about exactly where and how anglers can partake in this sport.
Airmen perform first F-35A weapons load verification
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EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE – After months of preparation the weapons troop standardization load crew, or SLC, from the 33rd Maintenance Group performed the first munitions load verification on the F-35A Lightning II at Eglin Air Force base in late August.
Combs, Roberson named NJROTC Cadets of the Month
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Junior Cadet Samantha Combs and Senior Cadet Riley Roberson were recently honored as Navarre High School’s Raider Battalion Cadets of the Month for August.
UF researchers to test method for predicting complications in trauma patients
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The effectiveness of a new genomic screening method that could help predict possible infections and complications in patients with severe traumatic injuries will be studied through a four-year, $1.8 million grant to University of Florida researchers from the National Institutes of Health.
September marks Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
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Mention the month of October and the color pink to people and they will almost immediately think of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What people might be less likely to recognize is that September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, which dedicates the month to raising awareness and educating women on ovarian cancer, the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death in women.
Strength in muscles, message
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A dynamic group of strong men are coming to share a strong message of faith with families at Hurlburt Air Force Base’s Family Day on October 4. The Strength Team travels the world each year, performing tremendous acts of strength in an effort capture the attention of audiences in hopes of inspiring others with an encouraging message.