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Commissioners postpone public comment decisions

Proposed regulations to impose structure on Santa Rosa Board of Commissioner meetings were tabled last week after commissioners and citizens expressed concerns with the first drafts.

The resolutions would standardize everything from who could add last minute agenda items to how long citizens would be allowed to speak at public meetings.

State’s COVID vaccine process under scrutiny

The state’s rocky rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations came under scrutiny this week, as Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees made the rounds of House and Senate committees.

Sen. Aaron Bean, R-Fernandina Beach, chided Rivkees, saying Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration hasn’t been open with the public about the effort to get shots in arms.

Florida officials hold out hope for part of Space Force

Florida officials maintained Thursday they can still land Space Force operations and facilities, a day after the state was passed over for the command headquarters of the newest military branch.

The new primary target is the Space Training and Readiness Command field command, or STARCOM, which is set up to handle education, training and unit testing for Space Force.

Two-vehicle accident occurs on Garcon Point Road and I-10

Florida Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle accident at 11 a.m. Thursday at County Road 191 (Garcon Point Road) and Interstate-10.

A vehicle traveling eastbound across Garcon Point Road in an attempt to pull onto the entrance ramp of I-10 East.

Pace man charged with producing child porn

Members of the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office Cyber Crimes Unit have charged a Pace man with attempting to produce child pornography, traveling to meet a minor for sex and three other felonies.

Vaccine announcement spurs hospital questions

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Tuesday his decision to steer highly sought-after COVID-19 vaccines to people 65 and older has been vindicated by a Trump administration announcement that it will do the same.  But the Trump administration’s decision to use supplies it has held in reserve to vaccinate more people has some Florida hospitals worried. “There’s […]

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