Rains, runoff cause water quality issues
BY BRADLEY "B.J." DAVIS JR. Gulf Breeze News bjdavis@gulfbreezenews.com
     Recent showers after a deficit in area rainfall are compromising local waters. AJuly 30 water quality study of Little Sabine Bay revealed high levels of fecal coliform, a bacteria that lives in the intestines of warmblooded animals. According to standards set by the Florida Legislature, the bacteria
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Bubba's Beach
Old hippies
     There is nothing sadder, more irritating or useless than and old "Hippie."
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Casting Nets
We benefit ourselves when we benefit others
     When we consider the cost of kindness, we often come up with the word "priceless." We never know how important small acts of kindness can be, and we may never know just how we have influenced another by our kindness.
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Corbin's Corner
Pensacola Beach...the next Destin?
     It sickens me when I see one of those new proposed developments. It's like a nightmare being played in real life.
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Juke House Regulars rock Blues on the Beach Tuesday
     The Blues on the Beach concert series continues Tuesday from 7-9 p.m., through August 29 at the Gulfside Pavilion on Pensacola Beach. Concerts are provided by the Santa Rosa Island Authority.
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Glasses Store hosts business after hours
     Judy Galbavy, business director; Gina Ingram, manager; and Rita Riall, lab technician with The Glasses Store in Gulf Breeze wear
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Friday barbecue will benefit Beach School
     This Friday, come fill your plae with delicious barbecue and benefit the Pensacola Beach School.
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Pensacola Beach Speaks
SRIA 'out of control'
     I appreciate your article about SRIA wanting to remove PBRLA from their agenda ("Who can speak for the beach?" Gulf Breeze News Aug. 10, 2006). If you are interested in a more detailed historical perspective, go to http://pbrla.blogspot.com. A former PBRLA president runs that website and has written
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