County staff recommended that Santa Rosa dismiss part of their reserves since “staff estimates company construction over the next 2-3 years will utilize only 100,000 gallons per day of capacity.”
“I was going to step down from the zoning board because of the fact that you’re not really making friends when you’re on the zoning board. The way I look at it: I can’t step down from it and say, ‘I’m going to go for a job where I’m going to make everyone happy.’”
Torrie Weber and Alicia McBride zoom around the rink at Weber’s Skate World in Milton on the Friday afternoon ahead of the Emerald Coast Inline Challenge. Weber and McBride are teammates on the What’s Up Dock Racing inline skating team and have been close for nearly a decade thanks to a friendship that has been forged through the sport.
A 39-year-old man who gave a Milton address when he was arrested Saturday has been charged with DUI, marijuana possession, possession of drug equipment and child neglect following an 11 a.m. crash in Escambia County.
The board, in total opposition, recommended to the Board of County Commissioners denial without objection. One of the primary concerns is environmental problems as the project would require septic tanks due to the location near Big Coldwater Creek.
Company vice president Chris Nallick and his wife, Angie, created Element Outdoors as a direct-to-consumer business in 2013. In 2019, the company joined with Xpedition Enterprises and moved to Decorah, Iowa.
Brad Baker has been dedicated to the well-being of Santa Rosa County residents since he was 18 years old, when he ran across his first structure fire on the way to meet a friend to go hunting. From then on, he was hooked. He also started working at the county’s 911 center that same year, when it was housed in a closet at the courthouse and had one 911 operator on-site at night.
