Ancient kiln firing brings Japanese guest
As Holley Navarre’s massive anagama kiln was fired for the 14th time, the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society special guest and Japanese master potter Masayoshi Shimizu included his work in the firing.
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State audit roils Gulf Breeze City Hall
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State auditors who started a probe of Gulf Breeze finances and operations last April continue to ask more questions in an examination destined to extend into summer.
Ceremony finalizes long trek to US citizenship
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In a celebration of the American melting pot, 275 people crowded in with family and friends to take the oath of citizenship Jan. 17 in Pensacola, completing a lengthy process to call the U.S. home.
Lease fee delinquencies abound
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Four years after county commissioners agreed to cap the annual lease fees on Navarre Beach residential property at $250 a year, about 130 leaseholder accounts are still overdue with total delinquencies of $216,819.
Animal Shelter policies get revamp
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Last year in Santa Rosa County, 3,685 of the cats and dogs that found themselves in the county Animal Shelter were euthanized due to space constraints.
Raiders overcome early deficit to knock off rival Dolphins on the road
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In the past, Navarre’s girls basketball team has found itself in a hole and has been unable to dig itself out of it.
Special Warfare TISC opens doors to solve tomorrow’s problems, dedicated to ST founder
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Hurlburt Field – The Special Warfare Technical Integration Support Center opened its doors during a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony in Fort Walton Beach, Jan. 11, as the newly named Col. John T. Carney Center of Excellence.
Water plant operating at reduced capacity
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The plan at Holley Navarre Water System to temporarily operate its damaged wastewater treatment plant at two-thirds capacity has been approved by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Tourism council backs funding for wildlife refuge
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After balking at a request for nearly half a million dollars, the county’s Tourist Development Council did agree Jan. 3 to fund $117,000 for animal habitats at the new Holley location of the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge (ECWR).
Disgruntled partners forcibly take over pier
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Thursday evening, four of the five partners in Growing Santa Rosa Enterprises LLC (GSRE) forcibly took control of the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier from managing member Kenneth Fountain in the continuing saga of ownership arguments.