Child abuse prevention begins with blue bows
A sea of blue bows will line the Navarre Beach Bridge and blanket mailboxes and front doors around town this month.
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Campaigning to impeach Obama
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Mike Reeves, 36, and Frank Mathis, 28, stood next to “Impeach Obama” signs near the Navarre Post Office on March 27 waving to drivers to pull over and talk.
Beyond minimum standards for firefighters
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Three fire departments and 19 firefighters are taking part in joint firefighting exercises that instill skills that go beyond that state’s minimum standards.
Ciao Bella invests in latest technology
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Ciao Bella Italian Bistro has only been open since mid-January, but it is already going highest tech by installing a Revel.com I-Pad system.
Sea turtles receiving lots of human help
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If you love the beach, then think about attending Earth Day … Islandstyle, Saturday, April 20, from 8 a.m.-noon at the Casino Beach and the Gulfside Pavilion on Pensacola Beach.
Tumbling in the down drift
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Readers will immediately recognize the stretch of sand the body is discovered on and the mainland setting as Navarre Beach – as it should be.
Bill to arm teachers ‘huge concern’ for local schools
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Joey Harrell, assistant superintendent for administrative services for Santa Rosa District Schools, serves as co-chairman of the Santa Rosa Joint Security Task Force.
Two dead, one critical in separate motorcycle accidents
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Two separate motorcycle incidents within seven minutes of each other March 30 resulted in the death of both drivers. A third motorcycle incident on April 1 resulted in critical injuries.
Born alive on track for protection
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Representative Cary Pigman, R-Avon Park, began his freshman year bringing his experience as an emergency medical physician to the forefront, sponsoring House Bill 1129, an act relating to infants born alive.
Program helps reduce unnecessary early deliveries
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A study published April 9 in Obstetrics & Gynecology shows that multistate, hospital-based quality improvement programs, including the one at Santa Rosa Medical Center in Milton, can be remarkably effective at reducing early elective deliveries of babies.