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Newcomer joins Gulf Breeze council. Incumbent will face challenge

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By Tom McLaughlin Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
The city of Gulf Breeze will introduce a self-professed "newbie" to government service this year and also see a contested race for a city council seat that will be decided Nov. 3. Jennifer "Jenny" Rushing qualified Aug. 14 to run for Seat C on the Gulf Breeze City Council and with no challenger stepping up will be sworn in in December to serve a four-year term. Incumbent Randy Hebert did find himself in a fight to keep Seat D on the council. Jeffrey Bowman qualified to run against him.
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Holley-Navarre Fire seeks first fee increase since 2016

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By Tom McLaughlin Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Residents of voting precincts that fall within the Holley-Navarre Fire District will be asked to vote this primary election to adjust the assessment rates they pay each year for first responder services. If passed, the rates for residential homes up to 2,300 square feet will increase from the present fee of approximately $162 a year to $231, a change of about $5.70 per month, according to Fire Chief Kevin Lewis. "It's about the price of a cup of coffee," Lewis said.
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Eddington, Light square off for Santa Rosa District 4 Commission seat

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By Tom McLaughlin Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
Santa Rosa County Commissioner Ray says 'I have done everything I said I would' and believes he deserves to be returned to his District 4 seat on the board. His opponent, Navarre businessman Dean Light, believes 'we need a little bit stronger leadership here in Navarre.' The two men face off in an Aug. 18 Republican Primary that will decide which of them serves District 4, encompassing Navarre and Navarre Beach, for the next four years.
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