The Log Newspaper Addresses and Staff Listing
The Log is printed weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida with P O Box 957 for address changes The publication lists staff members including Jack Becklund Jim Chitwood and Bob Renz and provides contact numbers 267 2072 and 837 428 back page style listing of office locations and editors
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Ward exits Florida House after 10 years in District 5
Fort Walton Beach Democrat James Ward ends a decade in the Florida House representing Okaloosa and Walton counties. He recalls veto clashes with Gov. Graham, his stance on Destin Harbor funds, and warns his successor to avoid viewing the seat as a permanent career while predicting a shift toward a stronger Republican influence and tougher intra chamber negotiations.
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Community Takes Stand Over Storyteller Session Closure
Reader letters criticize a Bay Elementary School cancellation of monthly storyteller sessions citing moral lessons. The writer accuses one parent of overriding the majority’s access and urges principals and communities to defend moral influence. The letter pairs with a Festa Italiana success note praising charitable fund-raising and community support in Fort Walton Beach.
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Editorial urges leash law to curb stray dogs in Destin and region
The piece argues for a simple dog leash law to keep dogs confined and streets safe in Destin South Walton and Niceville. It criticizes failed animal control ordinances and urges enforcement without broad new rules, noting packs of stray dogs and incidents on property and hunting dogs.
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Pilots Warned Over Lost Licenses Amid Drug DUI Issues
A U S Transportation official calls the potential loss of driving privileges for as many as 16 000 pilots alarming and surprising. A department inspector general study finds many pilots nationwide may lack valid licenses, raising safety concerns as air travel grows.
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Tax Reform Reshapes Local Real Estate Prospects
The Tax Reform Act ends real estate’s favored status, forcing projects to stand on merit. Investors face slower starts in commercial, townhouse, and condo builds as prices trend down and rents rise. Long term, reform could attract back capital and revive demand, though near term pain persists for developers and lenders.
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