Virtual museum tour @ your library
      As part of the "You Never Know @ Your Library" Program, middle and high school students are encouraged to participate in an upcoming Virtual Museum Tour of Forensic Science taking place at Milton and Navarre Libraries on Tuesday, July 24 at 6:30 p.m. and at Gulf Breeze and Jay libraries on Thursda...
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COMMUNITY BRIEFS
      Commissioner Broxson to host family reunion Commissioner John Broxson and other Broxson family members are seeking descendants of local pioneering families to attend a family reunion scheduled for Saturday, July 28, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., at the East Milton Recreational Facility, located...
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Dagwood calls Gulf Breeze home
BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN Gulf Breeze News betty@gulfbreezenews.com
      Dagwood and Blondie Bumstead have come to town and are making their home in the Tiger Point Shopping Center in the form of Dagwood's Sandwich Shoppes. The Shoppe's grand opening date is today and their normal business hours are 10:30 am to 9 pm Monday through Sunday.
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GB teen now home
      A missing Gulf Breeze teen is now safe at home. Casey Platt, 14, went missing from her father's office at Sacred Heart Hospital on July 2. Her father, Dean Platt, said she turned up around 6 p.m. at the Navarre District 2 Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office the next day.
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Sadler's Sweet Treats to close
Owner to pursue performing, writing and directing career
      Mary Ann Sadler Mary Ann Sadler sold her ice cream truck and "Sadler's Sweet Treats" is saying farewell to the community. Though she has given up being the "Ice Cream Lady" she continues her primary career of performing, directing, and writing.
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Archer Allen's Kid of the Week is Rachel Sadler
      The Kid of the Week is Rachel Sadler. She is the daughter of John and MaryAnn Sadler. Rachel spent her elementary years in Home Schooling but entered public school education at the Gulf Breeze Middle school and has continued on into Gulf Breeze High School. She will be a senior at Gulf Breeze High...
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Got a bachelor's? PJC shows you how to be a teacher
      Florida is short 20,000 teachers due to a surge in students, a spike in teacher retirements and a slash in class sizes. To increase teacher numbers, Pensacola Junior College offers Educator Preparation Institutes orientations at its three campuses.
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