Destin Log Publishes Weekly Residents Guide
The Destin Log is issued every Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is distributed by Second Class Mail. Contact 837 2828 for subscriptions and address details at P O Box 957 32541.
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Destin hearing on storm water pipe draws empty seats
State DOT and Department of Environmental Regulation hosted a public hearing at the Destin Community Center on the Sandpiper Cove outfall. Despite charts, a video show, and officials present, the turnout was sparse as residents debated runoff from Highway 98 and possible harbor impact.
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Department of Transportation
Department of Environmental Regulation
Destin
DOT
DEA
Bear
Sandpiper Cove
Old Pass Lagoon
Gulf of Mexico
DER
Destin Community Center and Fire District Reach Lease Accord
Editorial commends a long term lease between the Destin Community Center and the Destin Fire District. The arrangement secures revenue from ad valorem taxes for the center while allowing fire district expansion at the Stahlman Avenue station, with plans to include a Destin substation for the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Department.
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Destin Community Center
Destin Fire District
Community Center
Fire District
Fire Commission
Stahlman Avenue
District Ad Valorem
Destin
Okaloosa County
Letters to the LOG To The Editor RE: Another Course
Readers debate financing harbor studies for Old Pass Lagoon urging a special taxing district. They cite rising water temperatures and nutrient-rich conditions, propose DNR and DER endorsed actions, and call for $23,000 to fund aeration experiments as a potential solution.
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Old Pass Lagoon
Florida
DNR
DEA
Jess van Dyke
DNA
Jesse Borthwick
Bob Kreigel
DER
Sanford Young
Viewpoint predicts a national sitting craze awakens
Neeva Archer satirically forecasts a future where exercise is deemed harmful and society embraces prolonged sitting. She envisions fashion and furniture lines built around sedentary life, with branded slippers and padded sitting shorts, a rising medical warning, and a playful lead into an upcoming Olympic satire from a Florida Keys columnist.
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Neeva Archer
U.S. Department of Physical Education
DOPE
Jane Fonda
Chernerko
Creation, a divine case before HEPA ends in delay
God faces a class action over failing to file environmental impact statements with the Heavenly Environmental Protection Agency. A temporary permit covers heaven while Earth awaits a cease and desist ruling. The council questions his motive as he cites creativity, but practical use of Earth remains unclear.
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God
Heaven and Earth
HEPA
Heavenly Environmental Protection Agency
Hepa Council
Sierrangel Club
Creation of Light and Life Amid Bureaucratic Delays
A satirical Congressional Record excerpt portrays God proposing a six day project to create light and life, facing mock approvals from an Angelic Bureau of Land Management and other agencies. The Council cites required permits, environmental reviews, and public hearings, delaying any action by HEPA standards.
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ABLM
Angelic Bureau of Land Management
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