ci | Navarre Press

Search Results for “ci”

Land development code discussed with zoning board

Written by Staff Reporters on March 24, 2021. Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County Planning and Zoning Director Shawn Ward educated the Zoning Board about proposed updates to the Land Development Code in a meeting March 18.

Board members from District 1, District 2, and District 5 were present at the meeting.

University of West Florida adding online bachelor’s in public health

Written by Staff Reporters on March 24, 2021. Posted in Education.

Starting in Fall 2021, the University of West Florida will offer a new fully online Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree, pending approval from the Florida Board of Governors.

Navarre First Assembly holds annual missions conference

Written by Michael Bannon on March 24, 2021. Posted in Faith.

Navarre First Assembly of God held its annual missions conference March 6.

“We’ve been doing this about 10 years,” said Iris Tatom, First Assembly’s director of missions, “and each year it has been a little different.”

Old Navarre cottage filled with inspiration, unique handcrafted items

Written by Sam Lambert on March 24, 2021. Posted in Business.

If you blink you might miss it. An older small gray building that sits in the heart of Navarre at the corner of U.S. Highway 98 and its intersection with State Road 87 is the home of the oldest and only remaining Navarre cottage dating back to 1940.

Editorial: Traffic congestion tough road to hoe

Written by Staff Reporters on March 24, 2021. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Santa Rosa County businesses and officials want tourists to come. They are and in solid numbers if recent bed tax revenues are the indicator.

When the tourists come, they arrive in cars. The cars cause more congestion on our always crowded roads.

Intoxicated man breaks into his home, threatens relative

Written by Staff Reporters on March 24, 2021. Posted in Crime.

A 50-year-old Gulf Breeze man was charged with felony assault on a person 65 years or older when he broke through the glass door of a home he shares with an older relative and “got in” her face.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on March 24, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

This week I went to Tallahassee to speak against Senate Bill 402 which, until Friday, was a bill designed to take public notices out of local newspapers and to put them on government websites.

Cedar apple rust disease has a slimy appearance

Written by Les Harrison on March 24, 2021. Posted in More with Les, Opinion.

Slimy is not a term applied to anything in a positive light. In the pantheon of pejoratives, it is only slightly better than being identified as totally disgusting.

When applied to people it serves as a verbal warning that something bad is likely to occur. It is indicative of deceitful and dishonest qualities that are covered by a slick exterior.

Insurance rate ‘glide path’ could get steeper

Written by News Service of Florida on March 24, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

In Florida insurance circles, it’s known simply as the “glide path.”

For the past decade, the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has been prevented from raising individual customers’ premiums more than 10 percent a year to avoid soaring increases.

Obamacare enrollment period extended

Written by News Service of Florida on March 24, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

The Biden administration announced Tuesday that it will extend by three months a special enrollment period for Americans to sign up for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act, giving people until Aug. 15. The extension will give people additional time to tap into health-insurance subsidies that were included in the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress this month.