‘Vaping’ gives tobacco pushers a new way to hook teens
Navarre middle and high school students are lighting up addictive drugs, whether parents realize it or not, but the method has changed.
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98 expansion affects dozens of businesses
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When plans to expand U.S. Highway 98 to accommodate increased traffic first surfaced, Navarre Beach Flowers owner Sabrina Peet said the potential closure of her business was not on the forefront of her mind.
Bridge completion a moving target
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The general contractor on the Pensacola Bay Bridge replacement missed its Feb. 5 deadline for a $15 million bonus, raising questions about when the overall $420 million project can be completed.
Gulf Breeze scandal deepens as council digs out
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Nothing about politics seems to come easy in the City of Gulf Breeze these days.
Highway 98: What would at-grade look like?
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A proposed flyover along U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre has been met with opposition from business owners, residents and even the Santa Rosa County Commission.
Beachside Church signs disappear off island
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County officials are searching policy stretching back more than a decade after church signs along Navarre Beach went missing last month amid potential enforcement action.
State audit roils Gulf Breeze City Hall
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State auditors who started a probe of Gulf Breeze finances and operations last April continue to ask more questions in an examination destined to extend into summer.
Is the blood moon a sign from Heaven?
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Sunday, January 20, a rare “Super Blood Wolf Moon” ascended into the night sky over the Florida panhandle capturing considerable media attention. Some Christian preachers, like author and Pastor John Hagee, teach that this phenomenon is a sign from God, particularly concerning His plans for the people of Israel. Is there any warrant for this belief?
Lease fee delinquencies abound
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Four years after county commissioners agreed to cap the annual lease fees on Navarre Beach residential property at $250 a year, about 130 leaseholder accounts are still overdue with total delinquencies of $216,819.
Gulf Breeze moving past mayor’s resignation
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Following the abrupt resignation of Mayor David Landfair last week in a texting scandal, former City Council member Renee Bookout has emerged as the favorite to fill the volunteer panel’s fifth seat as Mayor Pro Tem Cherry Fitch moves up.