Destin Debates Proposed Anti Nudity Ordinance for Alcohol Establishments
The Log Inquires into public sentiment on a proposed Destin ordinance banning nudity in venues that serve alcohol. Residents express concerns about enforcement, impact on nightlife, and potential First Amendment issues. Community leaders urge careful balance between decency and business needs.
No, not the lobster. A dining nightmare at Emerald Coast
A couple visits an Okaloosa Island restaurant where a sailor-suited host greets them warmly but serves tasteless overcooked lobster. They warn tourists to beware dining experiences that fail to meet expectations on the Emerald Coast.
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Lobster meal sparks shopper warning on Island eateries
A diner recounts a ruined dining experience where a dry lobster and poor service led to a costly bill. The writer challenges Island merchants to value customer satisfaction, noting regret over potentially returning as a tourist and urging businesses to listen to patrons and improve.
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A Florida transportation note from Allen Potter of the Department of Transportation defends state progress on transportation needs and growth management in conjunction with local governments. He cites the South Walton transportation study stemming from a Resource Management Committee, and rebukes editorials likening officials to ancient rulers who shoot messengers.
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Allen Potter
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