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Navarre to get new Wild Heron housing, commercial, dining project

The project, which is named\u00a0Wild Heron, sits on 15 acres south of U.S. 98 between the road and the sound and includes 35 single-family homes.

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Navarre to get new Wild Heron housing, commercial, dining project

The project, which is named Wild Heron, sits on 15 acres south of U.S. 98 between the road and the sound and includes 35 single-family homes.

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Seven Midway lots to be developed next to protected land

Developer has been given the zoning greenlight that may allow for new homes to be built next to protected land in the Midway area in Santa Rosa.

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Santa Rosa Sound: Deepwater Horizon money to improve water quality

A grant for $786,000 will be used to test the Santa Rosa sound for at least five years, just one part of a larger effort to improve water quality.

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Gulf Breeze council approves penalty projects for contaminated water

The Gulf Breeze City Council authorized the penalty projects in lieu of paying $1 million for the mistake that contaminated water at about 340 homes.

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