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Pink Pirates raise the sword against cancer

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.

According to its definition a pirate attacks an enemy in the enemy’s territory.  The Pink Pirates of Navarre were on the attack Saturday against cancer at the 2015 PINKtoberfest held in Navarre Park.  The theme of this year’s event was “Make cancer walk the plank” and with the help of local vendors and community members, they did just that.

Blessed day for pets at St. Augustine Church

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Faith.

On a beautiful Sunday morning, several pets made their way to church with their owners to receive a special pet blessing at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Navarre.  The Rev. Beth Hoffmann administered the blessing with a sprinkling of holy water.

2 Tom Thumb employees arrested

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Crime, News.

Two employees of Tom Thumb Stores were arrested Thursday afternoon Oct. 8 as suspects in an employee-related theft over the last several weeks while employees at the store.

2015 Taste of Gulf Breeze winners

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.

The Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the 3rd Annual Taste of Gulf Breeze last Friday evening in conjunction with the Gulf Breeze Community Expo.  Over 600 people attended this year’s event and sampled delicious appetizers, beverages, and desserts from 18 area restaurants and food and beverage providers while they visited with area businesses.  Awards were given for Best Appetizer, Best Beverage and Best Dessert in Restaurant and Specialty Divisions, along with the overall Best of Taste award.

Summit Drive arson investigation ongoing

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

In the early morning hours of June 7, firefighters responded to a fully involved fire at 7057 Summit Drive in Holley by the Sea.  According to Holley-Navarre Fire District Chief Ron Norton, the 2,600 square-foot home was a total loss. 

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