Aydelott ruled competent for trial in mom’s brutal death
Doctors have found William Brandon Aydelott competent to stand trial on charges that he fatally bludgeoned and stabbed his mother.
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Median beautification to wrap up by July 4th holiday
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Work to give a 1.6-mile stretch of Navarre Parkway a face-lift is coming to a close this month. The road median beautification project is proceeding on schedule to be completed by the June 30 deadline, just in time for the July 4th weekend.
Broken irrigation system plagues Tiger Point Golf
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The parched conditions of fairways and greens at Tiger Point Golf Club are drawing concern from officials at the City of Gulf Breeze, which owns the 365-acre club.
Marine Park developers reject land swap idea
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The developers of a planned 134-unit condominium complex on a private parcel in Navarre Beach Marine Park have spurned a proposal by opponents to trade the land for a plot outside the public recreation area.
Utility distorts threat of sewer hookup ban
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The risk of a state-imposed regulatory moratorium on new sewer hookups by Holley-Navarre Water System is being exaggerated so the company can build a controversial wastewater treatment unit in the Williams Creek residential neighborhood.
Tour helicopter makes second hard landing
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A Navarre Family Watersport tour helicopter was out of commission Saturday, May 21, after taking a hard landing off the side of the landing platform.
New chapter in the ‘He Coon’s’ Panhandle impact
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The proposed 134-condominium complex on a 6-acre private parcel in Navarre Beach Marine Park hasn’t yet been named, but if it gets called something such as “Bob Sikes Villas” there would be historic justification.
Abandoned boats are statewide headache
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The 23-foot sailboat gone belly up in Santa Rosa Sound near the designated swimming area of Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze is one of 377 “derelict vessel” cases currently under investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Holley-Navarre Water seeks effluent disposal alternative
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In a move that would eliminate the need for a controversial wastewater disposal site being proposed in the Williams Creek neighborhood, Holley-Navarre Water System is exploring a deal to spread effluent on fields owned by South Santa Rosa Utility.
Sales tax backers labor to woo voters
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Tinkering with the nuts and bolts of their sales tax appeal to voters scheduled for the Aug. 30 ballot, county commissioners are trying to make it fly as they keep getting flak from the idea’s critics.