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Effort in 3200 helps Raiders claim Andrews Invitational Championship
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Leopold Roempoetti stood on the podium at the Andrews Invitational Thursday afternoon showing off his medal after taking second in the 3200-meter run.
Raiders show signs of improvement despite tough loss
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The hit total favored Navarre. The Raiders cranked out 10 against Olentangy Wednesday night.
When your child is posting self-hate
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A quick online search of the hashtags author Anastasia Basil references in her piece turn up many posts that would be deemed inappropriate for children.
South Santa Rosa men plead guilty to government fraud
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Two south Santa Rosa residents pleaded guilty this week and face up to 20 years in prison for fraud involving helicopter maintenance and inspections for Hurlburt Field.
Brahms excelling on the field and in the air at Auburn
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Nick Brahms is locked into spring football. He’s healthy again and putting forth the kind of effort he’ll need to win the starting job at center for the Auburn Tigers this fall.
Florida’s Gulf oil drilling future remains murky
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While the Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association (NBLRA) voted unanimously to oppose any drilling off the coast of Florida in the Gulf of Mexico, it may be too little too late.
First year of college hoops a learning experience for Harvey
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Tyrese Harvey never shot so many baskets in his life until he got to college.
Miller shares story of overcoming adversity and passion for dancing
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Lou Miller wakes up every morning and heads over to the Holley Navarre Senior Center. He’s the maintenance guy and spends a couple of hours each day doing something around the center, whether it’s cutting the grass, trimming bushes or even power-washing the walls of the building.
Rubble rivalry halted by county
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Santa Rosa commissioners decided against pursuing their contentious claim to concrete chunks from next year’s planned demolition of the old Pensacola Bay Bridge to be used as material for offshore reef building.