Destin Log notes publication details for residents
The Destin Log is published and printed every Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541. It serves residents of Destin and South Walton County and is sent by Second Class mail.
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Florida
South Walton County
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P.O. Box
Kim Dierene
Cano Square
Jack Becklund
Dick Graybill
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Ingrid Kreis
Karen MacGrogan
Dot Jones
Carol McCrie
Mike Mitchell
Tinkie True
Margaret Watson
Carol Becklund
Melanie Robinson
Mary Crosby
Byron Meade
Wanda Remedy
Vicky Straley
Gene Sinsko
Tom Becklund
Mark Lent
Sally
Ceeeeee
Mary Deal
Laura Smith
Revenue sharing cuts hit new city Destin
Destin faces potential loss of federal revenue sharing as Reagan targets remove funds. City councilman Bill Phillips warns thousands to as much as fifty thousand dollars yearly could disappear, jeopardizing property tax relief and municipal budgeting as wealthier areas like Beverly Hills and Palm Springs receive substantial stipends.
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Destin
Feds
Bill Phillips
Washington
Reagan
Phillips
Beverly Hills
Palm Springs
Local tax shift could hit Okaloosa County road funds
Okaloosa County expects more than 500000 dollars in federal revenue sharing this year and uses it for the county road department. Commissioner Larry Anchors criticizes the cut as punishing fiscally responsible local govts, likening it to a shift leaving locals with the shaft while Washington claims to return control.
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Nixon
Destin
Okaloosa County
Larry Anchors
Anchors
Washington
Feds
Reagan
Washington D.C
Phillips
Ancors
Destin Log invites reader letters to editor
The Destin Log invites opinions from readers and asks for legible submissions with signature and address. Addresses letters to Editor at Destin Log P.O. Box 957 1225 Airport Road Destin FL 32641 and notes the paper may edit lengthy letters.
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Destin Log
P.O
Airport Road
Destin
Letters to the Editor and Reflections on War and Leaders
A trio of letters discuss a worn American flag on Airport Road needing removal and proper disposal, heartfelt thanks for condolences on Ernest Crandol’s death, and a retiree's critique of aging world powers under U.S. and Soviet control. The last letter, by Kenneth I. E. MacLeod, U. M. D., warns of Armageddon as old leaders push nuclear weapons and urges reforms.
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Airport Road
Main Street
Ernest Crandol
Linda Milligan Destin
USA
Ussr
Editorial questions fate of Destin art center project
The piece laments five years of fund raising and shifting sites for the Mattie M. Kelly Center for the Arts in Destin. It reports resignations of the art center board and calls for a solid land deal, concrete costs, a timetable, and a clear plan before further spending on architects and surveys. If the former directors pursue their own center, the writer supports more arts options for the community.
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Art Center
Mattie M. Kelly
Destin
Kelly Art Center
Art Center Board
Ms. Kelly
Kelly Center
From Politics To Show Biz A Dinner Theater Memoir
Cast member recalls joining National Conservatory Theatre's dinner production of Working. He notes learning leadership, memorization as openers, and the shift from acting to politics. He discusses hand gestures, character swapping, and new friendships as rehearsals continue through January under Gary Anderson and Diana Carter.
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National Conservatory Theatre
Stud Terkel
Gary Anderson
Diana Carter
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