County residents urged to recycle
BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News franklin@gulfbreezenews.com
     According to BioCycle Magazine, a monthly organic recycling publication, America's waste problem has multiplied in recent years. Nationally, Americans produced 247 million tons of non-hazardous waste in 1990. That statistic grew to 409 million tons in 2001. While the average citizen may not be able
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COMMUNITY BRIEFS
Trevor Ham graduates preschool
     Trevor Ham, grandson of Phyllis Ham, is shown here with his parents Reg and Susan at his graduation from the Belk Preschool Developmental Center in Charlotte, North Carolina on June 3.
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Blue suede shoes...
     ABOVE: Aaron Lawrence of Gulf Breeze practices his Elvis moves during his trip to Nashville last month.
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Puppeteer strings kids along
     Puppeteer David Stephens will be visiting the Gulf Breeze Library today at 3:30 p.m. Stephens is the founder and creator of All Hands Productions, dedicated to bringing quality puppet productions to children and their parents. Over the last 12 years Stephens performed in schools, libraries, and fest
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Good Samaritan Clinic makes a difference
By Betty Archer Allen Ed.D
     In this complicated society of ours, how can one person make a difference? This question has been explored in literature, on television and certainly dramatized in film.
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     "Mocha" is a 4-1/2 year old female Pekapoo. What is a Pekapoo? It is a mix between a Toy Poodle and a Pekingese. Ann Baumann fell in love with this puppy when she opened her shop up next to Sonshine Pets. Ann now keeps Mocha with her at work in her Blue Tropics Point Plaza Gulf Breeze shop where Moc...
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Santa Rosa Libraries to close July 17 for two weeks
     Santa Rosa County Libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, Milton, and Navarre will close from July 1731 to transfer to new circulation and library catalog software, install new equipment, and shelve new books and materials.
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Local jewelry artists reveal unique talents, perspectives
By Donna Freckmann Gulf Breeze News
     The sky will flash and light up with colors for Fourth of July, but long after that is over, the shine and brightness, bling-bling will continue with the works of three jewelers who live along our Gulf Coast.
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