Two issues snag fee simple bill
Fee simple title for leaseholders on Navarre Beach is just out of reach pending an agreement on certain issues holding up the bill locally and in Congress.
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Williamson loses bid to stay on tourism panel
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Rob Williamson’s tumultuous tenure as the County Commission’s representative on the Tourist Development Council is almost over, despite his behind-the-scenes politicking to keep the high-profile job.
School district not yet sold on Tiger Point site
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Contrary to public comments by Gulf Breeze Mayor Matt Dannheisser last week, the Santa Rosa School District isn’t in negotiations with the City of Gulf Breeze to buy a portion of its Tiger Point Golf Club.
South Santa Rosa Arc secures building
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There are approximately 120 adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in south Santa Rosa County eligible for services from a care provider.
Out and About
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Come out to Navarre Park this Friday evening for “A Night in Bethlehem” brought to you by Coastline Navarre. Guests will experience the town of Bethlehem just before the time of Christ’s birth. See their ad for more information.
Tiger Point Golf tax battle looms
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Pay $48,643.21 or fight.
Fairpoint found exempt from Sunshine Law
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The controversial, unannounced gathering of some Fairpoint Regional Utility directors on Oct. 31 isn’t prohibited by Florida’s Sunshine law, Chief Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille has concluded.
A house burned – where are the fire hydrants?
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Wednesday, before Thanksgiving, a home on Tupelo Street burned. It was fully involved when the Holley Navarre Fire District and other agencies arrived – and what they discovered was not unusual for them. There was no fire hydrant on the street. Instead of hooking up to a hydrant to fight the fire, they had to rely on tanker trucks to provide the water.
Gulf Breeze can’t thwart state audit
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Nearly three years after the City of Gulf Breeze started levying water utility surcharges on its customers who lives outside the municipality’s border, the Florida Auditor General’s Office is looking into numerous complaints about those fees.
First Baptist clears hurdle for expansion
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First Baptist Church of Navarre cleared another hurdle Nov. 9 on the road to expanding its children’s ministry.