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February | 2013 | Florida Gulf Beach Real Estate blog

MIAMI (AP) - Forecasters say a tropical depression has formed in the Eastern Pacific and is stationary about 500 miles off the coast of Manzanillo, Mexico. The National Hurricane Center in Miami says the depression has maximum sustained winds of 35 mph (55 PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. -- A Texas man has died after being pulled from the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida Panhandle. The News Herald ( http://bit.ly/10kCxL4) reports that bystanders pulled 74-year-old Phil Norris Long of Richardson, Texas A tropical storm warning 80, NWS forecasters said. See my June 12 post, Warmer nighttime temps taking control in Florida. FREEEZER TO OVEN: After record-setting sub-zero temperatures in March, Alaska is sizzling under 90-degree heat that After following the two lane road that runs parallel to the Gulf of Mexico and winds through the small beach towns Like many quaint coastal towns, Apalach has a lively art scene. The old Dixie Theatre has been renovated and now shows old movies and CANCUN, Mexico - Mexican authorities have arrested a former university Garcia said Williams was captured late Tuesday while drinking coffee near a park in the Caribbean beach town. "This person is wanted by the FBI because he is linked to the cantikual Walter Lee Williams, 64, was arrested in the southern beach resort of Playa del Carmen Over the years 469 fugitives on the list have been caught or located. Florida aerialist Nik Wallenda's successful tightrope walk took … More » Daredevil's .

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement was joined by Panama City Police, Mexico Beach, and Bay County Deputies in a manhunt today. He was arrested in Mexico Ceach and is now in custody. or a winter reprise find all the information they can about our Old Florida community. We’ll be able to help promote our local tourism and economy and keep Mexico Beach thriving.” MexicoBeach, which is known as the Unforgettable CoastTM, has continued The Southwest has been hit particularly hard. New Mexico, for the first time, has slipped to worst in the nation when it comes to child well-being. More than 30 percent of children in the state were living in poverty in 2011 and nearly two-fifths had .