Gulf Breeze land fight isolates mayor
Amid the usual proclamations that honor Eagle Scouts and recognize the good deeds of other youth, the mood at Gulf Breeze City Council meetings has lately turned testy at times.
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The fight against bullying
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
We need to have a conversation. One that involves the entire community, schools, administrators, parents, students, influencers and churches. It will take every one of these groups to be present in order to have solutions. The topic? Bullying.
AppRiver acquired by global investment firm
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Majority ownership of south Santa Rosa County’s second-largest employer shifted last week from the company’s founders to a global multibillion-dollar private equity firm based in California.
Sunshine scrutiny of tourist panel lingers
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Even the most seemingly innocent phone call between two members of a volunteer group such as the Tourist Development Council can cause suspicion and trigger legal questions that last for months.
Legal-fee squabble roils Gulf Breeze
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If William Shakespeare wrote today about the City of Gulf Breeze’s long-running legal fight in the so-called Catawba Street “Land Grab” case, he might well tweak his famous line in Henry VI thusly: “Let’s pay all the lawyers.”
Jubilee land plans faintly rekindled
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The Atlanta developer who last year stopped his partners’ proposed donation to Santa Rosa County of the 2,718-acre property known as Jubilee is still working behind the scenes to create a huge residential community there.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
This is the last issue of September. And, I predict that your October is going to fly right by and before you know it, it will be Thanksgiving and then Christmas. I’m sure you have already noticed that Christmas merchandise has been out in big box stores since three weeks ago – unfortunately. Can’t we get through pumpkins, scarecrows and cornucopias before we see Santa? Rhetorical question.
Lawyer questions Gulf Breeze legal fees
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When an attorney starts worrying publicly about the looming legal fees of a case, you know it’s getting expensive.
HNWS board members’ eligibility called into question
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After intense arguments at their most recent meeting, every member of Holley Navarre Water System’s board will now have to prove they are eligible to serve on the board.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
I have been out of town for almost half of September. Every five to six years we take a long family vacation which usually involves hiking. This year we went to the Grand Tetons National Park and stayed in Jackson Hole. Three of my four children made the trip and we put in more than 30 miles of hiking. My youngest daughter hiked every mile with us and ran a marathon on our first full day there. My son who is a law enforcement officer wrote on Facebook afterward that it was the first time he came back from vacation and had to tighten his belt. It was really like a fitness vacation with some wildlife thrown in to include both bull and cow moose, marmot and more.