Destin Log Details Publication Schedule and Deadlines
The Destin Log announces weekly publication each Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida. It serves Destin and South Walton County residents and is mailed as Second Class. Cheese advertising deadlines are Monday noon and Thursday noon.
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Destin
Marler Street
Florida
South Walton County
Fall Fever Takes Hold in Gentle Gulf Coast Spell
The writer describes a seasonal mood called fall fever. He notes warm, clear days after cooling weather trigger urge to sail or skip work. He recalls singlehanded gulf sailing, quiet shoreline views, and dogs sharing the mood. He suspects the fever lasts years. He plans hunting or vacation to curb it.
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Destin urged to voice support for new hospital
In a Destin editorial, residents are urged to attend the November 4 public hearing in Pensacola on a certificate of need for a hospital. The piece argues community backing could sway state health officials toward approving a Destin hospital, citing traffic delays and growth in the Destin/South Walton area as factors.
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Destin
Pensacola
Escambia County
Department of Health
South Walton County
Fort Walton Beach General Hospital
South Walton
County Board Ramps and Roads Debate Over Rural Land Ordinance
Crestview board meeting centers on Rural Land Development Ordinance and proposed relaxations for single lot builders on existing roads. Debate notes legal approach, with 3-2 vote to ease rules, plus news that Holiday Isle western pond cove may reopen for boating. Election day Tuesday urging turnout and support for Skip Bafalis for governor.
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Crestview
North County
Holiday Isle
Skip Bafalis
Congress
Generous Washington and the $100 campaign cap
The piece notes early campaign excesses and contrasts them with Walkin Lawton Chiles 100 limit in a 1982 race against Van Poole. It discusses spending, fundraising dynamics, and the political context including ads, opponent money, and the impact of contribution limits on voters and candidates.
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Virginia House of Burgesses
George Washington
Washington
U.S
Len Lawton Chiles
Chiles
GOP
Senate
Washington Observer
Walkin’ Lawton
Poole
Will Rogers
Florida Supreme Court Blocks Misleading Ballot Amendment
Florida residents scored a victory when the Florida Supreme Court 5-1 struck Amendment One from the November ballot. The measure would have let legislators become paid lobbyists immediately after leaving office, with a two year ban removed. The court ruled the ballot summary misleading, and supporters called the decision historic while opponents praised the protection of voters. The case was brought by former Gov Reubin Askew, Florida Common Cause, and the Florida League of Women Voters. News & Observer New Smyrna Beach FL.
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Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Parker Lee McDonald
Reubin Askew
Florida Common Cause
Florida League of Women Voters
Common Cause
Jerry Cope
High Court
Leon Circuit
Ben Willis
Readers invited to send letters to Destin LOG editor
The Destin LOG calls for opinion letters with signature and address. Submit legibly to Editor, Destin LOG, P O Box 957, 106 Marler St, Destin FL 32541. The paper reserves right to edit lengthy letters and may decline unsigned submissions.
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