Drug arrest records enumerate Mike Black case details
Mike Black aged 26 of 119 Sibert Avenue was arrested Sunday on charges of possession and sale of marijuana and cocaine. An informant wired with a recording device allegedly purchased marijuana on January 8 and cocaine on January 13 at Black’s home, with money provided by the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Department. He is jailed pending arraignment.
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Mike Black
Sibert Avenue
Black
Okaloosa County
Sidewalks Approved Along U S 98 In City Plan
City Manager Jack Dorman announced Monday that the state Department of Transportation approved a sidewalk project on U S 98 from Gulf Shore Drive to Airport Road. City will fund upfront then seek reimbursement from DOT with an estimated cost of 179,294.
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U.S. 98
State Department of ‘Transportation
Jack Dorman
Gulf Shore Drive
Airport Road
DOT
Breuavenee
Orr
Canadian man killed on U S 98 near Okaloosa Island
A 20 year old Canadian man Brant Richard McLean of Ontario was struck and killed at 2 03 a m on U S 98 near the Ramada Inn Okaloosa Island. The driver Cecil Donaldson an investigator with the Okaloosa County Sheriff s Department was eastbound and hit McLean who was walking in the center of the lane. No charges are pending the Florida Highway Patrol spokesman said.
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U.S. 98
Okaloosa Island
Ramada Inn
Brant Richard McLean
Ontario
Cecil Donaldson
Okaloosa County
Destin Fleet Plans Move to East Pass Docking Site
Okaloosa County and Destin officials back a plan to relocate the Destin charter boat fleet from Old Pass Lagoon to a 5.1 acre site on the western shore of East Pass. The move requires a lease from the state Department of Natural Resources, with the Air Force likely to contest.
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Okaloosa County
Destin
Old Pass Lagoon
East Pass
Destin Bridge
State Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Air Force
Destin Charter Boat Association
DNR
DCBA
Malcolm Patterson
Air Force
Patterson
Destin Water Users reviews 1986 milestones and plans
DWU General Manager Erik Smith outlined 1986 accomplishments including a $2.3 million sand filter project and a sludge press, plus $0.5 million in lift station upgrades. A historic interconnection with South Walton Utility boosts cooperation, with long range plans to link to Okaloosa County Utilities and Destin Bridge.
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DWU
Erik Smith
South Walton
Okaloosa County
Okaloosa Island
Destin Bridge
Smith
Destin Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Continuing Fight For Old U.S. 98 Could Be Costly
Destin city leaders weighed the price of keeping Old 98 open through Henderson Beach State Park at a Monday night City Council session. City attorney Jerry Miller projected uncertain hours for the March 26 administrative hearing, suggesting $20,000 as a plausible legal-fee estimate for a case he called a unique proceeding. Opponents of the effort voiced disapproval as Miller warned of a significant piece of litigation ahead.
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Henderson Beach State Park
Destin
Jerry Miller
Miller
Council Refuses To Drop Hearing On McIlroy Plea
Destin city council meeting on Monday heard former Mayor Bob McIlroy plead to ban a measure. Officials declined to drop the scheduled hearing, citing procedural requirements and community concerns.
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Council
Bob McIlroy
Destin City
Snowbird Shaffer Wins Chicago Essay Prize on Destin
Snowbird William Shaffer of Loda Illinois won second prize in a Chicago Sun Times contest naming Destin Florida his favorite vacation spot. His 250 word piece described Destin’s white sand beaches blue water and oysters at $1 a dozen with off season rates and many activities for Snowbirds.
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Destin
William Shaffer
Chicago
Florida
Chicago Sun-Times
Disney World
Miami
Shaffer
Loda
Betty
Gulf of Mexico
The
Sun-Times
Panama City
Pensacola
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SUN
Fleet
By Sheryl Gucidh
Bob Dreyer
Fort Walton Beach
Legion Drive
Ann Circle
Bill Doughty
Spring Lake
By Sheryl Gucich
By Sheryl Gucdh
William and
Betty Shaffer
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