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In this July 7, 2014 photo, people look for a place to set up on a shallow beach under a highway bridge in Destin, Fla. The beach is under the controlled of Eglin Air Force Base where it is occasionally used to practice amphibious landings and test high-tech weapons. The public is welcome to use the beach. (AP Photo/Melissa Nelson-Gabriel)

Fla. Panhandle military beach is little-known gem

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In this July 18, 2014 photo, Sterling Murset washes a car at the home of Todd Blanchieri in Pensacola, Fla. The Murset family is touring the country doing chores for families in need. (AP Photo/Melissa Nelson-Gabriel)

Family’s summer travel teaches hard work, service

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A lure for divers: Fighter jets as artificial reef
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A lure for divers: Fighter jets as artificial reef

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Elderly Floridians prepare for hurricane season

Elderly Floridians prepare for hurricane season

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FILE - This undated file booking photo provided by the Mobile County/Metro Jail shows Randy
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Alabama terror suspects pleads not guilty

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Ala. woman sleeps through tornado ripping off roof
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Ala. woman sleeps through tornado ripping off roof

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Deputies’ shooter struggled with mental illness
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Deputies’ shooter struggled with mental illness

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Twins charged in Fla murder; body put in concrete
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Twins charged in Fla murder; body put in concrete

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Sen. John McCain rallies Panhandle for Romney
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Sen. John McCain rallies Panhandle for Romney

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In this Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012 photo, the remains of an old wooden ship rest along a private beach at Fort Morgan, Ala. The ship is the Rachel, a schooner built in Pascagoula, Miss., during World War I, according to Mike Bailey, historian with the Fort Morgan Historical Society. The ship was lost in a storm in 1923. The remains of the the Rachel have been uncovered by hurricanes in the past, but more of the wreck was revealed in the wake of Hurricane Isaac. (AP Photo/Press-Register, Brian Kelly) MAGS OUT
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Shifting sands from Isaac reveal 1923 shipwreck

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