Destin Log Description and Contact Address
The Destin Log is a community newspaper published each Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street in Destin Florida. It serves residents of Destin and South Walton County and is distributed to subscribers via Second Class Mail.
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Destin
Marler Street
Florida
South Walton County
106 Marler
Good Ol
Sailors Reach Antigua After 35 Days At Sea On Swuzzlebubble
The crew of Swuzzlebubble arrives at English Harbor Antigua after a 35 day voyage covering 6250 nautical miles from Ireland to Pensacola. They beat Storm Bird’s record by 10 hours, refit hull and rudder, then sail to Mississippi Sound for a five race series where they stand 4th of 35 boats.
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Antigua
English Harbor
Admiral Nelson
Nelson’s Dockyard
Storm Bird
Atlantic
Caribbean
St. Thomas
Cuba
Key West
Gulf
Pensacola
Ireland
Swuzzlebubble
Mississippi Sound
Great Escape From 106 Marler Street
The Great Escape unfolds with planning and tension as movers secure the LOGs bags and cargo at 0900 hours on Friday M Hour, moving journalists to the newspaper’s new offices on Airport Road. Field Marshal Becklund, the publisher, drives the operation with gravity.
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Department of Environmental Regulation
Marler Street
Airport Road
Field Marshal
Becklund
Grayton Beach land should be bought by the state for public use
Editors urge Florida to acquire Grayton Beach 879 acres at FDIC auction on September 5. Strong public support and aligned programs Save Our Coast and Conservation and Recreational Lands push for preservation amid high price ranges. If funds run short, Trust for Public Lands could assist. Public advocacy is essential to keep the Gulf front in natural state.
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Florida
Grayton Beach
Henderson Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Destin-South Walton
South Walton
Walton County
Save Our Coast
Trust For Public Lands
Goodbye 106 Marler A newsroom farewell before the Great Escape
A veteran LOG writer bids farewell to 106 Marler before moving to a new building. He recalls the cramped quarters, leaky roof, cold winters, and a busy editorial staff eager for departure as moving boxes stack up. The piece honors colleagues and the role people play in a newspaper beyond its walls.
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106 Marler
Field Marshal
Becklund
Rudy
Minnesota
106
M-Hour
Okaloosa board weighs airline bids and a 94 unit condo
The Okaloosa County board debated air freight and runway length at Eglin field with UPS opposing limits while Eastern Metro seeks two more takeoffs and landings. Directors also consider a 94 unit beachfront condo amid concerns over sewer and density and discuss delaying the weekly Cuspidor column until November.
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Eastern Metro Express
Air Force
Eglin
Eastern Metro
Atlanta
Eastern
Pensacola
Okaloosa County
Republic
Delta
ASA
UPS
Destin
Destin Chamber of Commerce
Ryder
Federal Express
Crestview
Okaloosa
Grayton landowner denies death rumors in letter
In a Destin LOG letter to the editor dated July 11, the writer disputes rumors of his death related to the Grayton Sale story. He notes homesteading 80 acres at Grayton Beach in 1926, asserts he is alive, and recalls decades of living at Grayton while building a community. He quips he has not yet lived there all his life.
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Destin
Grayton
Butler
van Butler
Grayton Beach
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