Owl carving pieces from ash show lifelike feathers
Birds continued from Page 1B describe how Coe carves an owl from ash wood using grain and rings to mimic feathers. He notes wind-silencing shaggy feathers aid hunts. He stresses sharp tools as the key to successful carving, saying five dollars an hour would please him.
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Zoning Debate Over Open Space Sparks Prolonged Meeting
County commissioners scrutinized a 218 page zoning proposal with only 26 pages reviewed. Powell estimated final wording by late August, while ongoing concerns about single family dwelling districts were voiced. The ordinance would bar convenience stores and auto garages next to homes unless the land was already platted for commercial use, with a vote expected after late August.
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U.S. 98 Four-lane Project Moves Ahead in Walton County
The U S 98 four lane expansion from Airport Road in Destin to Sandestin Resort advances with Couch Construction of Dothan handling a 7 2 mile contract. DOT expects completion by March or April 1986 amid added items and a pending supplemental agreement for drainage and pumping station.
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Shalimar Attorney Comment Sparks Family Tragedy Debate
In a telephone interview, attorney Buddy Cotton acknowledges handling the Pitt case while noting his client refused to disclose her attorney. Cotton calls Pitt’s death and several similar local deaths a travesty and says negligence has persisted, with potential avenues beyond workers compensation being explored.
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