Water system manager gets raise
Ken Walker, Holley Navarre Water System general manager, received a raise for the first time in at least 10 years during the HNWS April 16 board meeting.
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Teamsters host school bus drivers’ forum
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One of the world’s largest labor unions is helping Santa Rosa County school bus drivers make their case against Durham School Services’ local operation.
Born alive bill passes Florida House
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The Florida House of Representatives unanimously passed Bill 1129, Infants Born Alive, on April 17.
“This is the first bill of the session that passed 119-0,” said Rep. Cary Pigman, R- Avon Park.Commissioners discuss penny tax to fund courthouse
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Santa Rosa County commissioners discussed pursuing a local option sales tax to fund a new judicial center at the April 22 commission committee meeting.
Truck collides with school bus
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A truck collided with a Santa Rosa County school bus carrying Navarre High School students on County Road 399, near Bay Club Drive, at 3:55 p.m. April 19, in rainy conditions.
Lifters to compete at state
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Four Navarre High School weightlifters will compete in the Florida High School Athletics Association Class 2A state championship tomorrow, April 19, in Kissimmee.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU JAMES AND MARGARET RUSSELL
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James Russell and Ed Norton – Art Carney’s character on “The Honeymooners” – worked in sewers, but that’s where the comparison ends: Ed’s best friend, Jackie Gleason’s Ralph Kramden, was an overweight bus driver; James’ best friend is his wife, Margaret, a walking, talking red-head with an infectious smile.
Adopted dogs to help soldiers deal with PTSD
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Fort Bragg, N.C. (AP) — Former Army infantryman John Walis has a cabinet full of medicines to fight depression, sleeplessness and pain, resulting from PTSD and a disabling spinal-cord injury. Most of the time, he says, instead of taking the drugs, he takes Tommy for a walk.
Outta’ the Woods
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My interest in hunting the quirky-moving, nervous-acting, but beautifully colored wild turkey was piqued about 12 years ago by an old high school friend and band mate, Todd Bevis.
Navarre’s Clint Hale attends Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic
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For the last 27 years, Navarre resident Clint Hale, 64, a U.S. Air Force veteran, has joined other disabled veterans from across the country to participate in the Disabled Veterans Sports Clinic in Colorado. The clinic is open to veterans with certain disabilities such as spinal-cord injuries, amputations and the visually impairment.