Here’s Looking at You Ernest T. Schilling
“I was born in 1922, in San Antonio, Texas, Ernest T. Schilling repeated, when I said he didn’t look that old.
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Hurlburt trains against chemical weapons attack
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Air Force personnel at Hurlburt Field conducted training Thursday based on a simulated chemical weapons attack against a base outside the U.S. Staff Sgt. David Norris said the CBRN– Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear – training is for airmen and civilians that may be deployed to international locations where chemical weapons could be used against them. The training simulated for airmen what they should do before, during and after a chemical weapons attack.
Keep your heart healthy
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Every year, heart disease accounts for one in every four deaths in the United States. That is about 600,000 people who die from the disease each year.
GB youth group paints fire hydrants
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Youth from Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church used their creativity Sunday to add some color to more than 200 fire hydrants around town.
Fifth graders showcase science projects at STEM Night
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Family Fun Night at Holley-Navarre Intermediate School was all about science last Tuesday night. Fifth-grade students got to show off their science projects as part of the school’s second annual STEM Night.
Clark brings her “C” game
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For Holley-Navarre Intermediate School teacher Danielle Clark, there is only one thing that is more rewarding than being named Teacher of the Year for Santa Rosa County. And that one thing is to see her “campers” excel in the classroom.
A Caring Community
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In the course of life, sometimes families experience overwhelming circumstances out of their control, which can make it difficult to provide for all their family’s needs. It’s my hope and prayer that you moved through the end of the year with your family and loved ones and experience the joy of the season and did not go without nourishment.
GBMS students take over city council
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At last Monday’s meeting, Gulf Breeze councilmembers gave up their seats to slightly younger counterparts. Instead, eighth graders got a unique opportunity to lead the meeting as part of a program designed to reward students who show leadership skills.
Couples celebrate day of love thanks to online dating websites
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The stigma attached to online dating is wearing off. Websites and apps including OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Match and eHarmony are changing the way we meet our significant others.
Art emerges from wood-fired kilns
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An ancient tradition was brought to life as the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society opened two wood-fired kilns full of pottery Saturday at the Woodstoke Pottery and Kiln Festival in Holley.