Gulf Breeze City Hall shifts gears
Gulf Breeze leadership will soon take on a new look when longtime City Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy steps aside into a part-time advisory role and a successor is named to lead the 6,000-resident municipality.
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Proxy voting decides water board election
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Of the 14,091 votes that could have been cast to elect two new members to Holley-Navarre Water System’s board of directors, only 70 people actually cast a ballot. That is a less than 1 percent voter turnout.
Democrats opposed Civil Rights Act
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
With Barack Obama’s historical 2008 presidential election he immediately went on an apology tour for America. His tour apologized for America as a whole regarding the atrocities committed as a nation. What Barack failed to mention during his tour was the leadership of America at the time of all these atrocities. Historically that leadership came from members of the Democrat Party. Andrew Jackson’s “Trail of Tears,” our Civil War with the succession of the Democrat controlled Southern States over the slavery issue, the left’s issue of dropping the atomic bomb on Japan, the 1960s Civil Rights movement again in the Democrat controlled Southern States, the assassination in Democrat controlled Memphis, Tennessee, of Martin Luther King over protesting the City’s Unionized Sanitation Department’s treatment of blacks, it is all there in history.
Resurfacing begins for East Bay Boulevard
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Santa Rosa County began the task of resurfacing 4.5 miles of Highway 399/East Bay Boulevard in Navarre this week. The work area extends from State Road 87 S to west of Tom King Bayou Bridge.
Council on Aging brightens lives of others
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Council on Aging of West Florida Activities Supervisor Margaret Jerauld can say with confidence the distribution of gifts to clients during the Christmas season was a success.
ARC of Santa Rosa loses facilities
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The final nail in the coffin was delivered to Santa Rosa’s only adult day training program for exceptional adults Tuesday morning after a court ruling gave their facilities to the state.
Garcon bridge proposed purchase criticized
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The state’s proposed acquisition of the Garcon Point Bridge could cost far more than originally building it, according to a new study by the Florida Department of Transportation.
Traffic citation scam targets consumers
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The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) is warning consumers that they may be targeted by a company representing itself as the DHSMV demanding payment for fraudulent citations. The company, which is not associated with the DHSMV in any way, will send emails to consumers requesting payment of a citation within a certain timeframe and if the payment is not received on time, the company will falsely require a daily late fee payment.
Gulf Breeze proudly trails the pack in council pay
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Many Florida cities that are smaller than Gulf Breeze pay their council members and mayors more, but low salaries for elected municipal officials go with the political turf in Florida’s Panhandle.
Holley-Navarre students to compete in regional science fair
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Two Holley-Navarre Middle School students are headed to the regional competition after winning the grand prize in the school’s science fair.