New Gulf Breeze cop named for super hero
The newest patrol officer in Gulf Breeze won’t be asking for your license and registration, but if he does speak up it’s bound to get attention.
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Florida Fish Busters’ Bulletin
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is proudly wrapping up Season 3 of TrophyCatch. Since inception of this innovative citizen-science, conservation rewards program in October 2012, nearly 3,000 trophy largemouth bass heavier than 8 pounds have been caught, documented and released in Florida.
WeatherStem provides atmospheric experience in county
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
Edward Mansouri believes students don’t learn enough about weather in Florida and the self-proclaimed weather geek has spent the year generating more interest about weather in schools.
Sandle commits to play for South Alabama
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Michael Sandle attended a baseball camp at South Alabama earlier this month and left quite an impression on the Jaguars’ coaching staff.
Raiders gain confidence in win over Panthers
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Adversity takes its toll on a team, eroding its spirit and will to keep pushing forward, sometimes for only a game or two. Sometime the adversity has no end in sight.
Raiders dismantle Vikings
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Anthony Miller sat by his locker Friday night and savored Navarre’s latest win, a 55-14 drubbing of Fort Walton Beach.
Trigg’s Trigglets boosted spirits of Desert Shield parents
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Education.
Long before military deployments were the norm for families, during an operation called Desert Shield, Operation Desert Friends was taking Navarre’s deployed families by storm.
Local restaurant served stop sale notice
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A Navarre restaurant, El Paso’s, located in Palm Tree Plaza on Navarre Parkway has been issued a temporary stop sale order by the Department of Business and Professional Regulations after an inspection of the business.
Country on the Sound forms baseline for next year’s event
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Beach.
An event of potentially epic proportions for Navarre, Country on the Sound, fell short of the imagined goals set by event planner and owner of Navarre Water Sports, Greg Britton. But overall, he and others were pleased with how the first-year event turned out. “We couldn’t have asked for better talent or a better group of people to work with,” Britton said.
Flooding rains termed weather anomaly
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“The rains of Sept. 28 are an event that happens only once every hundred years,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Maniscalco referring to the amount of rain that fell within a six-hour period. “It was torrential.”