FBI probes United Way’s finances
Board directors at United Way of Santa Rosa have told the Milton-based charity’s outside auditor to assist the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which began looking into the organization’s finances earlier this month.
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Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Today, Monday, we decided to print the paper a day early which would be today – and get it in the mail Tuesday due to our Hurricane Michael. We have an awesome team that can turn on a dime. We aren’t sure exactly where Michael will make landfall at this point, but since we print our paper in Panama City we wanted to make sure it gets printed and in the mail. Maybe you will still receive it Thursday – because even though it will be in the mail Tuesday – I have a feeling the rain, sleet or snow doesn’t apply to a Cat 3 hurricane. As a refresher – a Cat 3 is winds of 111-129 mph.
School flu shot company to go off-campus
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Being barred from administering flu shots at Santa Rosa schools won’t stop the Jacksonville company’s vaccination program here.
Fairpoint’s finances get big boost
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The collective of utilities that supplies Holley Navarre Water System has discovered a line of low-interest credit that can apparently be used to cover much of its infrastructure costs for years to come.
After adoption, family seeks to help others
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The last names and location of the families in this story have been omitted at the request of the parents to protect the families.
Lax oversight raises concerns about school flu shots
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In the wake of parents protesting that some Santa Rosa school students were given flu vaccinations against their wishes, questions are being raised about the large Jacksonville company that administers the shots with minimal oversight.
Bully Breeds now adoptable in Santa Rosa
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With great joy and even tears our community heard the news Monday that Santa Rosa Animal Services would end the practice of breed bans on adoptions. Moving forward they will base decisions on a dog’s temperament instead of the breed.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
There are a lot of events in the month of October. Here are just a few. See more at beachestowoodlands.com.
East Bay sidewalks inching forward
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East Bay Boulevard residents awaiting completion of a county sidewalk can still expect several months of delay before work continues, but Santa Rosa County officials have hit key milestones.
Bridge contractor to replace concrete
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After months of downplaying the seriousness of cracks found in construction of the new Pensacola Bay Bridge, the contractor has decided to tear out and replace several sections.