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Coalition discusses future of Navarre Beach
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“Everybody’s got their project, but what’s the synergy? How do we collectively do a lot of great things with the limited amount of resources we have?” asked Bob Boston, who works on behalf of the Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary Committee.
Grand theft at West Navarre Primary
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It hasn’t been a good final year for West Navarre Primary School Principal Sandi Eubanks, who is set to retire in November. At the end of April during the historic rain event, her school received the worst flooding damage of any Santa Rosa school. During cleanup efforts, her school was hit by grand theft with the loss estimated at more than $10,000 but less than $20,000.
Navarre schools honor faculty, staff retirements
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When students return to classes in August, some familiar faces will be missing from Navarre area schools.
Navarre Beach grows as popular wedding destination
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A stress-free wedding on the beach may sound too good to be true. Yet that is what Navarre Beach is delivering to brides from near and far as it continues to grow in popularity as a destination wedding choice.
Navarre recycler arrested for not sharing customer data
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The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office pursued a felony arrest warrant for a Navarre businessman, who allegedly refused to comply with a state law requiring scrap metal recyclers to electronically submit customer information to law enforcement. Randy Mayne, owner of AWCA Auto Salvage & Recycling, turned himself in May 19 and was issued a $5,000 bond.
Navarre reefs grow in size, activity
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The near shore artificial reefs of Navarre Beach in the Gulf of Mexico are growing. According to Mike Sandler, a member of the Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary committee, the growth is attributed to increased sand levels as well as new marine life.
Governor recognizes Navarre teacher
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Fla. Gov. Rick Scott during a Florida Cabinet meeting May 13 recognized nine outstanding educators for their contributions to learning, and Holley-Navarre Intermediate teacher Danielle Clark was one of them. Each teacher was presented with the Governor’s Shine Award.
Navarre Beach Lifeguards take their act on the road
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Navarre Beach lifeguards visited Bagdad Elementary School April 29 for the third consecutive year to talk to students about water safety. This year, the guards had a hard act to follow. Just a few days before their appearance, Bubba Watson, fresh from his second win at the Masters, visited the school.
Navarre High School baseball banquet
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The Navarre High School Baseball Booster Club hosted the annual end of season awards banquet May 8 at the Club at Hidden Creek. Coach David Meredith presented individual awards to the following varsity players: