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Tale of two flood control delays
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The familiar military axiom “Hurry up and wait” is now shared by the civilian residents of Holley by the Sea and the City of Gulf Breeze who yearn for flood control relief measures they say are long overdue.
Woman charged with kicking her service dog
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Sunday evening, shortly after 9 p.m. deputies received a call that a woman, later identified as Marina Rozenbaum, was in Navarre Park kicking her service dog. The caller stated Rozenbaum had asked her and her friends if they wanted to kick the dog too.
Man arrested for coercing boys to steal
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A Milton man has been charged with armed robbery, stealing a firearm and coercing two 14-year-old boys to burglarize vehicles.
Meth trafficker sentenced to 10 years
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Drug trafficking and possession have landed a Milton man in prison for 10 years.
State could gain control of Garcon Point tolls
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The first steps toward a state purchase of Garcon Point Bridge and the authority to reduce or eliminate tolls have been taken by the Florida Legislature.
Brian Out Loud
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.
So there you have it. Navarre has one of its own in the NFL for the first time in its history.
Jets draft Leggett in sixth round
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With the 144th pick in the NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts select Grover Stewart, a defensive tackle out of Albany State.
Sea turtle nesting season is here
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Monday marked the start of a special time on Navarre Beach. Sea turtle nesting season has begun and will continue through October.
Push for charter school growth puts district funding in jeopardy
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State dollars dedicated to helping Florida’s highest poverty schools achieve academic success could have to stretch a little farther thanks to legislation passed by the Florida House of Representatives last week.