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Panhandle news roundup

   July 7, 2007

Pensacola may lose The Zoo. The Gulf Breeze Zoological Society needs to raise $3M by year-end to keep it open. Hurricanes and years of running in the red have finally caught up with the tourist attraction.

Meanwhile WEAR TV reports that employee records and credit card receipts of the closed Copeland’s Restaurant ended up in the dumpster of a Dollar General Store

Daily News reports on larger sharks being seen along area beaches this year.

The Mobile Press Register reports all is not well with The Wharf at Orange Beach as condo buyers try to back out of deals. And the News Herald writes about three freak accidents tourists broke necks in gulf

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