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Early learning could get federal boost

Early Learning officials are hoping for federal funding after state lawmakers failed to pass legislation that would raise health and safety standards for voluntary pre-kindergarten and school-readiness programs for the second year in a row.

• Jul 09, 2015
• Margie Menzel

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National Flight Academy spending summer bringing STEM to the community

Thanks to financial support from AT&T, National Flight Academy staff were able to go on location and provide fun, educational activities for the kids at the Ebonwood/Oakcrest Community Center on Tuesday, July 7. The activities were part of the “Play, Learn, Grow” Summer Program provided by the Escambia County Department of Community Affairs.

• Jul 09, 2015
• staff reports

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Remembering Hurricane Dennis 10 years later

Hurricane Dennis made its mark on the Panhandle and Santa Rosa County a decade ago this week. Dennis came ashore near Gulf Breeze at about 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 10, 2005.

• Jul 09, 2015
• Louis Cooper

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Attorneys named “Legal Elite” and “Up and Coming” by Florida Trend

A total of 12 attorneys from the law firm of Clark Partington Hart Larry Bond & Stackhouse have been recognized as Florida Trend magazine’s 2015 “Legal Elite” and “Up and Coming” professionals.

• Jul 08, 2015
• staff reports

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City of Pensacola parts ways with Rev. LuTimothy May

The City of Pensacola confirms that LuTimothy May, brother of Escambia County commissioner Lumon May, is no longer a city employee.

• Jul 08, 2015
• Mollye Barrows