Workers comp rates plummet 13.8 percent
Florida employers will save nearly half a billion dollars on their workers’ compensation insurance rates in 2019, according to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR).
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Disabled veterans lose ‘fire tax’ exemption
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.
While veterans with 100 percent disability are exempt from property taxes under Florida law, those living along Navarre Beach will no longer get a free pass when it comes to fire protection.
After recount, Santa Rosa closes books on 2018 election
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As razor-thin margins between candidates for federal and state office prompted statewide recounts last week, volunteers pored over 2,426 questionable ballot selections Friday in the Santa Rosa County Supervisor of Elections office’s manual recount.
Florida statute may mire Williamson hire
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While ex-District 4 County Commissioner Rob Williamson has been offered Holley-Navarre Water System’s highest management position, Florida statutes may limit his ability to carry out the duties of that job.
United Way seeks relevancy during holidays
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The embattled United Way of Santa Rosa is open for business, though not quite as usual.
Bridge contract grows as cracks await repair
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The price of the new Pensacola Bay Bridge has recently gone up as the Florida Department of Transportation awaits promised repairs to cracks in the work already done.
Bear struck by cars on 98
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Two vehicles struck a black bear on westbound U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Confident and determined, Raiders ready for season ahead
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Heady Abby Fogg has seen a difference in her Navarre girls basketball team as it gears up for the season ahead.
Navarre nearly shuts out Pace as it advances to regional semifinal
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
If a description had to be written about the mood inside the Navarre locker room Friday night, businesslike would be the most fitting word.
New classifications, playoff format on horizon for FHSAA members
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Over the next two years, the Florida High School Athletic Association will take a different approach to district play and the playoff system in basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball.