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Sherriff's office: Segree followed proper procedure in dog mauling
Undersheriff Joel Norred said Monday that Deputy Donnie Segree followed correct police procedure when responding to an attack by two pit bulls on a household pet in Eastpoint on Oct.
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A recent audit revealed that thousands of dollars of seafood workers' money was spent on hefty reimbursements for lobbying and routine administrative chores.
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Pit bulls maul dog to death in Eastpoint
Two Eastpoint dogs were seized following a lethal attack on a family pet last month.
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At a time when Americans are tightening their wallets, the tourists flooded in like a storm surge.
Franklin County Under Coastal Flood Warning Until 7 p.m.
Water levels in this area are currently running about 3 feet above normal with a storm tide of 3 to 5 feet.
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When he was growing up in Eastpoint, Kenneth Tucker dreamed of one day flying airplanes.
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Eastpoint childhood shaped Tuckera s ambition
Kenneth Tucker's memoir of his adventures as a tail gunner on a B-17 bomber go full circle, from his upbringing in Eastpoint all the way through to his return there after the war.
Stolen Semi-Seafood Truck Recovered in Tate's Hell State Forest
The Franklin County Sheriffa TMs Office reports that at approximately 11:00 p.m. Wednesday night, a 2003 Kenworth semi-seafood truck was stolen from Barbera TMs Seafood in Eastpoint, Florida.
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What is it, and was it attacked by sharks?
The corpse of an unknown marine mammal washed up in Eastpoint last week and the owners of the beach where it came ashore want some answers.
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Kindly elves needed to make Christmas special
The Franklin County Children's Toy Project is a newly formed coalition of Apalachicola city government, county health department, sheriff's office, schools, churches; Emergency Medical Services and the volunteer fire departments.
Have your say at offshore drilling debate forum
TALLAHASSEE - Drilling for oil and natural gas within 10 miles of Gulf of Mexico beaches is the focus of a statewide forum on Wednesday featuring a panel of experts and lawmakers.
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Harry Larsen is home from the sea
Arne Larsen, of Haugesund, Norway, has traveled to Carrabelle to meet his extended family and honor his great uncle's lost grave.
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FWC officers rescue stranded oystermen
Officers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Division of Law Enforcement rescued two stranded oystermen off Porter's oyster bar late last month.
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Shared parenting complicates busing decisions
I am very upset about how my situation regarding transporting my son from Eastpoint to Apalachicola was handled.
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Weems program offers free mammograms
Free mammograms are available at Weems Memorial Hospital for women without insurance.
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Taste buds tingle at Lanark gumbo benefit
October 08, 2009 2:00 PM By Lois Swoboda The first ever Lanark Village Gumbo Cook-off was both a culinary and monetary success.
Forgotten Coast Yard Sale Draws Crowds
Jessica Ward rose early Saturday morning, grabbed a piping hot cup of coffee and headed west.
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United Baptist to mark homecoming Sunday
Pastor Bobby Shiver and The United Baptist Church, 37 Brian Street, in Eastpoint will be celebrating their 27th annual Homecoming on Sunday, Oct.
Franklin County Authorities Arrest Man on Multiple Drug Charges
On Friday, October 2, 2009, Members of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant on the residence of Douglas J. Topham, located at 135 Daisey Street in Eastpoint, Florida Topham was using two rooms of his mobile home as a marijuana grow operation.
Forgotten Coast Yard Sale draws crowds
Jessica Ward rose early Saturday morning, grabbed a piping hot cup of coffee and headed west.