Turtles there, but not here
Each morning at about 5:30, volunteers head out on Navarre Beach to search for sea turtle nests, but so far this year, no action. The turtle patrol started their early morning trips May 1.
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Students compete for scholarship with duct tape prom outfits
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“I thought it was going to look like one of those Pinterest fails,” Chloey Guy said of her prom dress that was made out of duct tape.
Science summer camp sparks creativity
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“Goggle check!” Manisha Agrawal yelled to her campers as they demolished computers, sewing machines, alarm clocks and radios.
Class of 2004 celebrates 10 year reunion
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The year 2004 might be remembered for Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl scandal, the phrase “that’s hot,” coined by Paris Hilton and George Bush being named Man of the Year by Time magazine.
Gulf Breeze teen receives Citizen Safety Award
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Thirteen-year-old Megan Sydow was the first recipient of the Midway Fire District’s Citizen Safety award. Sydow received the award in recognition of her persistence in wearing a helmet while riding her bike.
Swim team gears up for summer season
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Dozens of swimmers dove in to the summer swim season last week. The swim team, based at the Betty J. Pullum Family YMCA, began practice June 2.
Families rejoice, about 100 Airmen return
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Hundreds of friends and family members watched the sky Friday at Hurlburt Field waiting for a plane to land that would deliver about 100 Airmen home from Afghanistan and the Middle East.
SH: What to watch for after a near-drowning
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Recent blog posts and articles have circulated warning parents about a condition that many people are unfamiliar with called secondary drowning or dry drowning. Those terms refer to a condition that can occur within 48 hours of a significant water related injury in which a victim has fluid in their lungs.
The wait is over, Taco Bell reopens
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Navarre’s Taco Bell was severely damaged by fire July xx, 2013, so local residents had to wait nearly a year to once enjoy the fast-food restaurant’s menu offerings. The new restaurant opened June 4 at 10 a.m., and it didn’t take long for local residents to find their way inside.
Making progress on road repairs
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County crews and contractors have been working for more than four weeks to repair infrastructure in south Santa Rosa County that was damaged by flood waters at the end of April. The good news is that the majority of repairs have been made but more remains to be done.