Destin Log Publication Details
The Destin Log publishes every Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is distributed by second class mail to subscribers.
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1985
Page
4
The Destin Log publishes every Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is distributed by second class mail to subscribers.
In a reflective tale the author recalls a Florida cold snap and the public weather debate. He cites a Boston court ruling holding the Weather Service liable for unpredicted storms after failed buoy instruments. The piece muses on warnings, technology limits, and the wide social impact from coastal Destin to Orlando as schools close and families seek shelter.
Editorial lauds a 6 3 ruling allowing teachers and school officials to search students with reasonable grounds to uncover violations of laws or school rules. It notes the decision curbs overprotective student privacy while restoring authority to educators to maintain order and safety in schools.
A Destin reader congratulates the city on its new council and mayor, urges strict zoning and density rules, and criticizes beachside development that blocks views. He calls for traffic enforcement, bottle and can laws, and opposition to the Resort Tax while urging citizen letters to the LOG to voice opinions. He warns against overtaxation seen in other cities and dismisses external tourism advice as unnecessary.
A humorous piece in Dale McFeathers’s voice mocks grits as a regional prank. It argues Southerners bolster the dish’s appeal by secrecy and tradition while outsiders pay up at upscale New York spots. The article jokes about grits being “warm wallpaper paste.”
A rambling Viewpoint critiques grits in Southern dining, recalling family meals and a brunch scene. The author argues grits are often decorative rather than edible, noting unappealing plates in Americus GA and mocks their culinary elevation by upscale New York restaurants.
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