Cadet saves suicidal man, assists finding crashed plane
U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado (AFNS) — The Air Force Academy’s honor code says a cadet will not lie, cheat, steal or tolerate those who do. But there’s a lot more to the honor code.
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Is the adolescent brain ready for social media freedom?
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From a brain development standpoint, an adolescent is defined as anyone between the ages of 10 and 25.
Rain doesn’t dampen the spirit of Special Olympics
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The rain showed no signs of letting up, and that wasn’t what anyone at the Special Olympics at Navarre High School wanted to see Saturday morning.
Opportunity occupations give financial boost to skilled workers
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Workers do not need a bachelor’s degree to make a livable wage.
City sees silver lining in Tiger Point land sale
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The City of Gulf Breeze’s proposed sale of part of Tiger Point Golf Club to the Santa Rosa County School District may be a better deal for Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick’s organization than either side realized.
District unveils design for K-8 facility in Navarre
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Conceptual designs for a new school in Navarre to relieve crowding at the existing schools have been revealed, but funding may be a problem.
Mauro recognized by SeaWorld for Science Station work
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Navarre Beach Marine Science Station Director Charlene Mauro was named the 2018 SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment Outstanding Environmental Educator this month.
Miller shares story of overcoming adversity and passion for dancing
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Lou Miller wakes up every morning and heads over to the Holley Navarre Senior Center. He’s the maintenance guy and spends a couple of hours each day doing something around the center, whether it’s cutting the grass, trimming bushes or even power-washing the walls of the building.
What children see on social media matters
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What children see on social media matters. For a developing child’s brain the whirlwind of content online, from violent acts of self harm to oversexualization of children, can have direct effects to a child’s overall well-being and cognitive development according to researchers such as psychologist L. Rowell Huesmann.
Controlled burns play crucial role in health of environment, prevention of wildfires
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Heat brushes across your face as the bright orange flames swiftly move through the brush in a wooded area at Naval Live Oaks.