What Rob Williamson doesn’t want voters to know
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County considers legalizing mini pigs
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Pigs could be coming to subdivisions of Santa Rosa County under a proposed Land Development Code amendment set to be heard next month.
Williamson criticized for ‘liking’ vulgar Facebook posts
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County Commissioner Rob Williamson faced heat from constituents Monday for ‘liking’ vulgar comments made about Navarre residents on the social media platform Facebook.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Toes N Sand Free Sunset Movies are back on Wednesday nights at Navarre Beach Pier. Wednesday the 22nd will be Jaws 2 on the big screen in the sand by the pier.
School budget makes for an eternal impasse
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The proposed $366 million budget for Santa Rosa County’s public schools in 2018-2019 is ground zero in a labor-management battle between teachers and district Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick that underscores the frustration on both sides.
Williamson campaign postcard makes phony claims
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As District 4’s heated election season comes to a close, potentially thousands of voters received mail-out postcards touting current District 4 County Commissioner Rob Williamson as a conservative businessman and avid supporter of President Donald Trump.
School nurse ranks thin in Santa Rosa
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By most measures the quality of health care in Santa Rosa public schools is high, but that’s despite a relatively low ratio of registered nurses to the rising student population.
County Commission working to revamp animal services
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Cats and kittens brought to the Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter have a nearly 90 percent chance of being euthanized, based on 2016 data from the shelter. This means that only one in 10 cats will leave the shelter alive.
TC’s Front Porch customers get unwelcome surprise
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Patrons to TC’s Front Porch in Navarre got a shock last week when they left the restaurant and walked across the street to the neighboring Soundview Plaza shopping center to find that their cars were no longer there.
Retribution Rob strikes again
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
At Thursday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, things got a little tense during a presentation by Whispering Pines resident Heidi Allgood. During her presentation she talked about how the residents there felt they could not reach out to their District 4 Commissioner, so instead they chose to go to the Chairman of the Board, Commissioner Cole. They exchanged emails with Cole, hoping to get answers to their questions regarding the impact the proposed Creet’s Landing development would have on their homes.