The Log publication details at Destin office
The Log is published and printed each Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541. Postmaster address changes to The Log P O Box 957 Destin FL 32541.
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Jack Becklund
Jim Chitwood
Benz Karen Mackogan
Sheryl Gucich
Tina Harbuck
Bill Doughty
South Walton News
Peggy Bailer
Kim Dale
Jonah Elliott Ray Johnson
Jones
Mike Mitchell
C.M. Terry
Arlene Webster
Helen Wren
Marilyn Wooldridge
Mary Deal
Vanita Trippe
Where Were You In The Runoff Voter Apathy Observed
A first person account notes tiny turnout in a runoff election with about five voters at the booth. It questions whether a small minority making choices will shape November outcomes and cites political scientist Richard Fogelsong on rising voter apathy and abstention.
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Somone
Debate on voter turnout and reforms in America
The Orlando Sentinel critic notes a tradition of not voting rooted in dissatisfaction with government or a wish for less government. The piece argues turnout hinges on whether voters feel stakes matter to their pocketbooks and suggests weekend voting to boost participation. It calls for better voter and candidate connection to reverse declining participation.
Fort Walton Beach Fire Protection Dilemma Weighs Choice
Voters in Fort Walton Beach face a decision on fire protection that could affect other municipalities. The issue centers on whether residents should retain the right to hire their own firemen or accept bids from private firms. The piece notes the city’s anti union stance and warns changes could threaten the current defense.
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Fort Walton Beach
Scottsdale
Arizona
Sively
Union
Fort Walton
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Europe
Editorial Seafood Festival Embodies Destin History
An editorial argues the Destin Seafood Festival and Fishing Rodeo celebrate the city’s origins as a fishing village. It notes Destin’s large charter fleet and emphasizes conserving water quality and reefs to preserve the sea and Destin’s heritage for future generations.
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Editorial Seafood Festival
Destin
Freeport couple sue developer over land use dispute
A Freeport couple files litigation against The Development Group Inc alleging overlitigation and land use restrictions. The defense argues the public historically used Topsail Hill, now private land, with trespass claims dismissed as unwarranted. The company says it protects itself from liability while preserving land for recreation.
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Topsail Hill
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Letters To The Log Defends Sportsmanship In Destin Rodeo
A Destin fisherman writer argues that boycotters of the Destin Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo misinterpret rules and pursue money, urging fair play and honoring the contest’s history. He questions sensationalism in a front page piece and accuses rivals of jealousy, stressing dedicated captains and local pride.
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Santa Rosa Beach
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Rollins College
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