Whited propels East to convincing all-star victory
Three goals and one assist. Not a bad night for Kileigh Whited.
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Love leads Mariya to citizenship
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
For Mariya Yurevna Calkins of Navarre, the road to U.S. citizenship was paved by an unlikely romance.
Local officials tighten cell phone oversight
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Big Brother is watching and listening–to itself–more intently.
Rotary Club names Citizen of the Year
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Kerry Anne Schultz-Battle was awarded Citizen of the Year by the Rotary Club of Gulf Breeze at Tiger Point Country Club Jan. 30.
Recon Marines, Special Tactics groom joint ground leaders
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Hurlburt Field – The police officers rush into the compound, weapons drawn, shouting orders at the men inside the building to surrender.
Good Science
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Good science exists after full and rigorous peer review. When science is subverted by politics it is no longer science but science fiction. The global warming or climate change claims are attributed to one variable and has excluded the effect of the sun and other variables. Of course there is climate change because the climate is driven by many variables.
Graham: Democracy requires citizen participation
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In an exploration of one of the nation’s founding principles, former Florida Gov. and U.S. Sen. Bob Graham addressed a crowd of students, professors and media members to discuss citizen engagement in democracy Jan. 16 at the University of West Florida.
Victory serves as perfect medicine for Raiders
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
You could hear the congestion in the voice of Killian Casey.
Improved shingles vaccine
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Though many people 60 and older have already received a vaccine against shingles, they may need to seek revaccination soon.
‘Every girl wants to be Cinderella’
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When Community Life United Methodist Church opens its doors for the second annual Night to Shine, hundreds of people with special needs will take part in a unique prom experience. Limousine rides, make-over stations, paparazzi and, of course, plenty of dancing will fill the night of Feb. 9 with fun.