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Florida House takes stab at AOB abuse
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
Legislation to put stricter requirements on assignment of benefits (AOB) insurance claims has passed the Florida House of Representatives amid vocal support from the insurance industry.
Snowbirds keep tourism humming despite chill
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While freezing temperatures have largely driven off the usual tourists, Santa Rosa County Tourism Development Director Julie Morgan said she expects to see great bed tax returns for the winter months.
Winter Storm Inga left a wake of cancellations
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Sunshine, sand and surf all come to mind when you think Florida.
Transparency first on water board’s list
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.
The heated and contentious Holley-Navarre Water Board elections are over and the handful of members that voted sent a clear message: vote ‘no’ to the refinancing of Fairpoint Regional Utilities debt and operate more transparently. That is exactly what the board now intends to do, according to the president of the board, James Calkins.
Hello, Sweet Pea!
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.
The Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center welcomed a juvenile green sea turtle named Sweet Pea to its family Jan. 18 on a frigid Thursday morning.
Rancor over red-light cameras resurfaces
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Retired Navy Senior Chief Geoff Ross recently looked for hot-button issues in his candidacy for the Santa Rosa County Commission and hit on a controversial target in the red-light cameras used for traffic enforcement.
Fairpoint debt deal appears dead
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The controversial loan restructuring that would have raised the debt total of Fairpoint Regional Utility System by about 40 percent took a big hit last week when Holley Navarre Water System voted in a new board.
Brush fires threaten homes
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.
A trio of brush fires threatened homes Sunday afternoon in Navarre, Milton and Pensacola. As fire departments were called to their respective fires, other districts were called in as available to cover each district.
Raiders accept military academy nominations
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
In his 15 years at Navarre High School, JROTC Master Chief Jim Ethridge had never seen a congressman come in to present certificates to students in the running for nomination to a military academy.