Turtle center coming to life with art
Two Gulf Breeze High School seniors are using their artistic skills to bring the walls of the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center to life.
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Waste Management responds to driver complaint
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On Jan. 8, a Waste Management truck driver was recorded dumping both regular trash and recyclables into the same truck on Harvest Village Court in Navarre even though recyclables are supposed to be picked up separately.
TDC committee questions Agriplex support
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The Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council south end committee wants the board of county commissioners to hold off on approving $200,000 for the Agriplex project.
Here’s looking at you Edie Chepult
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We met Edie Chepult, 92, a Southern Belle from Flomaton, Ala., at dinner, Christmas Day, at my sister’s home on East Bay. My sister Kathy had met this remarkable lady last week at a cousin’s wedding in Idaho, invited her to Christmas dinner and “Here’s Looking” chalked up another victim.
Building bridges between people and Florida waters
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Mother Nature sent Justin Riney off with cold winds and low temperatures as he embarked on a paddle board journey that will take him along 2,000 miles of Florida’s coasts and inter-waterways.
Beach leaseholders change leadership
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Linda Coley will assume the position of president of the Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association during a Jan. 19 board meeting.
Northwest Florida accepts tuition challenge
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Northwest Florida State College accepted Gov. Rick Scott’s challenge to create a $10,000 bachelor’s degree program.
A voyage to the Holy Land
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Road trips can be hard. There’s traffic, the possibility of a break down and the all but inevitable misfortune of getting lost. It’s even harder in a foreign country.
Coaches honor Raiders’ academic success
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A national coaches association recently announced that Navarre High School’s 2011-2012 girls soccer team earned a Team Academic Award for its overall performance in the classroom.
Raiders shake off rust, route South Walton, Tate
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Navarre High School’s boys’ soccer team played two games last week and at first the Raiders were a little rusty after a two-week break from school. Coach Ken MacDonald substituted freely trying to get the Raiders familiar with playing together at game speed. Some players are coming off injuries and his goal, he explained, was to ease them back into play and avoid aggravating their injuries.