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The Gulf County School Board, the Gulf County Health Department and now the Board of County Commissioners are realizing the impacts of what Commission chair Tan Smiley characterized Tuesday as a “shortfall in dollars.” READ MORE
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While cutting people and jobs was painful, Superintendent of Schools Jim Norton said Tuesday, he was proud of where staff had ended with the recent Reduction in Force. READ MORE
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Gulf District Schools generally scored at or above state averages on this year’s performance on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). READ MORE
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The Mexico Beach City Council has found a new city clerk in Lynn Haven resident Sharon McGhee. READ MORE
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Hurricane season officially began last week and Tropical Storm Andrea showed up to celebrate. READ MORE
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Marina Day last Saturday was a historic one for a historic ship as the schooner Governor Stone docked at the Port St. Joe Marina for the first time. READ MORE
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Those on the hunt for some creative summer fun should plan to head to The Artery where classes will soon be in session. READ MORE
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Raymond “Elmo” Aylmer wanted to go out on a high note. READ MORE
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Port St. Joe commissioners agreed Tuesday to seek a setting on which they and the Board of County Commissioners can find common ground. READ MORE
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On the first anniversary of her arrival as executive director of the Gulf County Tourist Development Council, Jennifer Jenkins provided her advisory board on Tuesday with some celebratory numbers. READ MORE
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Gulf County residents looking to kick the smoking habit are invited to attend the free Tools to Quit class being offered at Sacred Heart Hospital on the Gulf on June 13. READ MORE
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Her home base might be Los Angeles, but Lisa Curry still has a phone number that begins with the area code 850. READ MORE
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Port St. Joe will celebrate National Marina Day this Saturday at the Port St. Joe Marina. The national event celebrates the marina industry and its role in boating. READ MORE
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During the week leading up to the Memorial Day holiday, Gulf District Schools graduated 125 seniors into the next passage in their lives. READ MORE
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A crowd of 50 gathered at Holly Hill Cemetery pavilion last Friday for the unveiling of a new plaque that dedicated the structure to Charles Howard Stephens, Sr. who passed away May 10 after he lost his battle with cancer. READ MORE
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The Board of County Commissioners wants a return on its loan to the Port Authority, but they are optimistic the money will come. READ MORE
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The first round of scores from this year’s Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) was released last Friday and while Gulf District Schools could point to some bang-up work among third-graders, the writing scores highlighted challenges. READ MORE
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After declaring a Reduction in Force at its last regular meeting, the Gulf County School Board stated that no layoffs would take place until the budget for 2013-14 school had been completed. READ MORE
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The dynamics of developing the Port of Port St. Joe, port director Tommy Pitts told Port Authority members last week, have changed. READ MORE
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The Gulf County Health Department, like so many other government agencies, is filling the financial pinch. READ MORE
