Gulf Breeze proudly trails the pack in council pay
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.
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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.
Few elections in The Satisfied City
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Even the Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger probably can’t get satisfaction so complete as that long expressed by the City of Gulf Breeze electorate.
New treatment curbs the pain associated with osteoarthritis
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Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis in the nation, affecting 33.6 percent of adults 65 years or older, but a relatively new treatment could help curb the pain and stiffness associated with it.
Combat controller continues Special Tactics legacy of valor
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Their mission was to return power to the people of Kabul. But what started as a peaceful venture ended in a 14-hour firefight, with one Airman using airpower to turn the tide of the battle.
Doctor’s Former Navy Career Helps Him Be a Better Family Physician
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“My Navy pilot experiences prepared me for being an accountable, critical thinking physician,” says Mark Benton, D.O., at the Baptist Medical Group Family Medicine & Walk-In Care – Navarre. Dr. Benton is a board certified family medicine physician who offers quality, convenient primary care and walk-in care in Navarre.
The conspicuous councilman bows out
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Joe Henderson has marched to his own drum as a City of Gulf Breeze council member for the past six years, and he never seemed to mind if he fell a bit out of step.
The long and winding road to citizenship for one Navarre resident
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There were 75 citizen candidates at the Nov. 18 Naturalization Ceremony held in the National Naval Aviation Museum. Navarre resident, Marta Harsha, took a very different path before raising her hand to take the Allegiance Oath.
Coyne decides to step away from coaching
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Even last season, when Navarre’s girls basketball team was in the midst of arguably its best season in program history, Jackie Coyne considered stepping down as the head coach of the Raiders.
Farm to City feeds 800 families for Thanksgiving
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As part of National Farm to City week, Nov. 18-24, the University of Florida/IFAS Extension Service partnered with Feeding the Gulf Coast and other area organizations to provide a complete holiday meal to 800 food insecure families in Santa Rosa and Escambia county Tuesday, Nov. 22.