Several changes have been made to the Florida Recreational Saltwater Fishing Regulations for the 2016 season, including the dates for Red Snapper season in the Gulf.
Kathleen and Randy are two beautiful, very active children. Randy is in kindergarten. He loves animals and playing outside. He also likes playing with Legos, Sponge Bob and ninja turtles. Kathleen is a chatty and outgoing little diva. She loves to dance and sing and be the center of attention. She loves to have her nails painted, wear dresses and play with her dolls. She loves babies and is very good with them. She is very protective of her younger brother. Kathleen is in the third grade and makes mostly A’s and B’s. Both of these children thrive on attention. They love to be hugged and to hold hands. They will do well in a loving adoptive family where they can have very clear structure, expectations, consistency and lots of undivided attention. Kathleen was born in February 2007 and Randy was born in February, 2010.
Achievement and recognition were on the agenda last Wednesday night at Navarre High School as the Navy JROTC unit held its annual Awards and Change of Command Ceremony in the gymnasium.
With the new construction academy at Navarre High School available for use this semester, the students in the commercial construction program made the most of a cutting-edge building that provides plenty of space for students to complete the work.
Navarre Beach renourishment has gotten quite a bit of good press lately. People have said how it can be educational and a tourist draw because of the shells that get pumped up with the sand. But it can also be educational for the harm it does.
Last week, the Santa Rosa County Zoning Board unanimously approved rezoning land to make way for a 20-acre campus for Gulf Point Academy. The rezoning of the 7600 Block of East Bay Boulevard from R1 (Single Family Residential) to PBD (Planned Business District) advances Gulf Point Academy, a private Christian school, toward final plans to relocate and expand operations in Navarre.
Keeping a protective watch for nesting sea turtles and birds, Weeks Marine Inc. is replenishing Navarre Beach with more than one million cubic yards of dredged sand in hopes of finishing by the holiday weekend of July Fourth.