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Bay County Sheriff s Office to host Keeping Your Family Safe workshop

To help parents and guardians keep their children safe, the Bay County Sheriff s Office plans to host a workshop on Dec. 7 at 6 p.m.

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Panama City Beach Florida police donate Thanksgiving meals to needy

More than 90 local families will recieve a free Thanksgiving dinner, filled with "all the fixings," from the Panama City Beach Police Department.

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Panama City Beach Florida police donate Thanksgiving meals to needy

More than 90 local families will recieve a free Thanksgiving dinner, filled with "all the fixings," from the Panama City Beach Police Department.

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Panama City Beach Florida police chief to hold child predator workshop

Panama City Beach Florida police chief to hold child predator workshop
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