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Editorial in the Wolfe’s Den…..page 2
FORT WALTON BEACH PAIR ARRESTED
FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING...…….Page 3
FREEPORT: The annual Easter Egg Hunt and theSpring Festival will be held this weekend at theFreeport Regional Sports Park at Hammock Bay
beginning from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm, .…...Page 5
1 Reason Not To Go Online If
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Walton County Community Clean Up
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Hello everybody! How do you like that SPRING isnow upon us? The temperature still feels chilly oncethat sun goes down. We even have had some nightsnear freezing. Check your local Shelter if you are in
NEED of a warm place to sleep. The website of the county posts it.
As our county under goes some drastic changes. Not everyone is happy about it. Again, Iwas filled with E-mails voicing concerns for our future and this widening project the statehas done, seems to have some serious consequences to each of our cities being North ofthe Bay. People you need to start attending city council meetings with an urgency. Nomatter what town you live in. They are making decisions that will affect your utility billsin the near future. How many of you are on fixed income? without any promises of anincrease? As it appears there are many of you elder folks out there who need to have yourconcerns and opinions heard by those leading your city or area. You can help the future.
Go to the county Board of Commissioner’s meetings! Things are really getting twistedfrom what many of us were thinking it was to be in this county, and from how it is goingto be. It is quite important that they see your face, hear your voices or they will just pass
anything that is appeasing to them, not you. I urge you all to really start attending as manymeetings as you can. This county is in chaos, the USA is in chaos. It needs OUR HELP!With the Election of a New President coming soon. This is the time to watch your local
government even more closely, because it affects you most directly. As they say, “1 Beeisn’t a problem, but when a swarm of bees are around, people take NOTICE”!
The same as what is happening to Donald Trump. I personally am voting for him for weneed someone the establishment cannot dictate to. Nor will he dictate to them. He is asmart businessman and I know it is time for our country to be run like a business. Like noother business. Why else would this Man make so many people upset? Because he is thevoice of 85% of most Americans. like me, who are pissed off from the Lies, the cheating,the manipulating of our Constitution and Laws that founded this “once great” country ofOURS. Block our roads, we will run you OVER! Southern Pride is also at stake now.
You folks do understand that these “so-called” protestors that are causing a divide between everyone are paid people by the BLM, MoveOn.org and of course Obama and theClinton’s. Does anyone else feel tired of seeing that lying woman’s face? She makes mesick. To think that people will even vote for her is a joke. Seriously, what has she done forour country, our people? Get them killed, lie to the faces of the families of the dead. Shedenies all the facts that has been asked to her, about her lack of authority. The way she hashandled some very serious National Security issues seems like a joke to her and this cur-rent administration. Saying, “what does it matter now”? Really?
Doesn’t our history make a reason to for you to be concerned? Each one of us will haveto live with the disarray from the government for some years to come if Hillary becomesPresident. She should be in Prison before the election, but it doesn’t make sense knowing
she is guilty of 90% of all allegations against her, that she is not in jail NOW, awaiting atrial, right now! If it were any one of us, we would have already been sentenced, possiblyDeath. The “Traitor” Bergdahl deal is also a sham. We DO know for sure that if Trumpwas president. That entire silly, ridiculous deal that Obama has made would NOT havehappened. The entire ordeal was embarrassing to all Americans. Iraq held our Navy?
As a US Veteran, I take a deep offense to someone making the US “look bad”. It is ourhomeland. Be Proud or Leave. So many people around here never served a day in themilitary yet they still have more Rebel Pride in our country than those puppets elected inCongress. Why hasn’t the Republicans done more while in majority of the Senate thanthey have? Why does it take a non-establishment person (TRUMP) to bring up issues weall knew that are important to our safety. Just the Border issue alone is a disgrace!
We have Laws in place, we have Border Police and Military intervention to try and keep
us safe. Obama disallows them to do the “right thing”. Their job! Just as a soldier istrained to do a JOB, let them do what they are trained to do! Obama is the weakest manI’ve ever seen in leadership of this magnitude. Today, he is in Cuba. Even Castro dissedhim at the airport. Obama has his picture with an evil bastard mounted in Cuba, a massmurderer, yet he smiles? I think he is mentally incompetent more than he was whenelected. He was also elected by telling Lies, just like Hillary does. We cannot afford this
Nation to have another term of Obamacare crap and those executive orders he pushed thruwithout Congress approval. The Race War is going to happen in due time.
Who will change the direction of this country from withering away to a 3rd worldcountry? TRUMP! I would rather have 1yr with TRUMP than 4 years of anyone else. Hecannot make it worse than it really is. The true factual statistics of Obama’s legacy is
proven to be that he will be remembered as the “worst President ever”. He had his chanceto become a great one, but chose to deal with the enemy so much that we furnished themBillions of $$ and ammunition and military equipment. We now have been sized down inmilitary so much that we have to work now 3x as hard, as if it were before GW Bush.
People, you need to make the time to watch what is going on around the World. Whatmakes you think that it will not happen here? People in such poverty and despair that nowwe even have our own Lead Water for Michigan, finding more each day. STAND UP!
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It is Easter
weekend and
everyone will be
enjoying family
time with each
other.
Think of those
who don’t have
family nearby, stop
by for a visit. Put a
smile on a lonely
person’s face.
Christ has RISEN
Follow the light of
Christ and you will
not fall into the
Darkness of Evil.
This area has
numerous elderly
folks trying to
survive as is. Think
of them for you are
next to become
elderly.
Teach yourchildren the Power
of Prayer. Life has
struggles but let
them know that
God will always
Love them and be
there to listen to.
God Bless the USA
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Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run in DFSThe City of DeFuniak Springs would like to notify our citizens of the upcoming SpecialOlympics-Law Enforcement Torch Run on March 31, 2016.The mission of the Law Enforcement Torch Run® (LETR) for Special Olympics is to
increase awareness and raise funds for the Special Olympics movement. Each year, theLETR initiative grows bigger and better.The run will start at 8:00 am at Frank’s Corner, 929 U.S. Highway 90 West. The run willcontinue to travel east on U.S. Highway 90 and will end on the front lawn of the WaltonCounty Courthouse, 571 U.S. Highway 90 East.
Spring has sprung and tomato time has begun! Come get your garden on with us at
UF/IFAS Walton County Extension for our 8 th Annual Totally Tomatoes Workshop!
The fun, interactive seminar will be held on March 25 th in DeFuniak Springs at the WaltonCounty Extension Office (next to the Fairgrounds) from 2:00 pm-4:00 pm and again onApril 1st in Grayton Beach at the Coastal Branch Extension Office from 10:00 am-12:00
pm. This will also be a great opportunity to meet our new Horticulture Agent Daniel
Leonard and hear some of his visions for our Horticulture programming!
Cost for the workshop is $10 and several free tomatoes will be given out to each participant! Registration is open; please RSVP to the Walton County Extension Office(850)-892-8172, there is a 50 person limit for the event in DeFuniak Springs and a 40
person limit for the event in Grayton Beach (You must call to reserve a seat). For moreinformation please contact Daniel Leonard, Horticulture Agent at [email protected] or
call (850)-892-8172.
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April 9: 30A Sand Rover Rally
April 14-17: Sandestin Wine Festival
FORT WALTON BEACH PAIR ARRESTED
FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKINGAgents with the FloridaDepartment of LawEnforcement, along with
the Okaloosa and WaltonCounty Sheriff’s Offices,arrested Tyler Hale, 45,and Jennifer Pope, 45, bothof Fort Walton Beach,Florida after an investigation revealed they rana human trafficking ring involving multiple victims operating inOkaloosa and Walton Counties.Hale was charged with human trafficking and deriving support
from the proceeds of prostitution. Pope was charged withderiving support from the proceeds of prostitution.Agents began investigating the pair after discovering online
advertisements for escorts. Subsequently, four victims wereidentified. Investigators believe the women were forced toengage in sex for money by using physical harm, threats of
physical harm, or by enticing them with a controlled substance.Both Hale and Pope were booked into Okaloosa County Jail
without bond. This case will be prosecuted by the Office of the
State Attorney, 1st Judicial Circuit.
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There are two new cases of the Zika Virus in Polk County (bringing thetotal statewide to 52) – one is travel-associated and one was sexuallytransmitted from an individual who was traveling outside of the country.The Declaration of Public Health Emergency has been expanded to in-clude Polk County. Of the cases confirmed in Florida, three cases are stillexhibiting symptoms. According to the CDC, symptoms associated withthe Zika virus last between seven to 10 days. The CDC has put out guidance related to the sexual transmission of the
Zika virus. This includes the CDC recommendation that if you have trav-eled to a country with local transmission of Zika you should abstain fromunprotected sex. Based on CDC guidance, several pregnant women who have traveled tocountries with local-transmission of Zika have received antibody testing,and of those, four have tested positive for the Zika virus. The CDC recom-mends that a pregnant woman with a history of Zika virus and her providershould consider additional ultrasounds. It is recommended that women
who are pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant postpone travel
to Zika affected areas. Last week, Governor Rick Scott announced that the Centers for DiseaseControl fulfilled the request he made last week for more antibody tests for
the Zika virus and provided an additional 500 tests.State Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Dr. John Armstrong urgesFloridians to drain standing water weekly, no matter how seemingly small.A couple drops of water in a bottle cap can be a breeding location for mos-quitoes. Residents and visitors also need to use repellents when enjoyingthe Florida outdoors.The number for the Zika Virus Information Hotline is 1-855-622-6735.
Entertainment, like beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s different for each person. I am a 2nd generation singer/songwriter with strong family ties
to South Walton. Music has, and will, remain a passion of mine until my time on this planet is over.
The goal of this column is to spotlight, any and allstyles of ”local” musicians, venues and events thatare worth attending. Of course I don’t know every-one, but I am willing to attend shows or events, withan open mind and my honest opinion.
It is said, a musician plays and sings, whereas anentertainer performs from the soul. Sharing his or her
passion with complete strangers to connect a spiritual bond. Many, with rare gifts go unnoticed.
***THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL READ THEIRSTORIES…..
Forrest Williams will be the featured artist innext issue.
If you have a particular musical artist you would liketo be featured that plays in Walton County. Send inyour requests and we will do our Best to let youknow when, where is the BEST place to see themLIVE! South Walton has so many places to visit.
By: Eddie Littlefield. Musician
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Belgium ATTAKED by ISIS What we know so far
Police have confirmed a security footage image is believed to be of three suspects in Tuesday’s bomb-ings at the Brussels airport. Authorities are seekinghelp in identifying one of the men. At least 31 people were killed and nearly 200 injuredin twin bombing attacks on Brussels airport and a rush-hour metro train in the Belgian capital.The terror group Islamic State has claimed responsi-
bility.Authorities said three bombs were brought into a mainairport corridor, but one failed to explode. One of the
blasts was from a suicide bomber.An hour later around 9 a.m., another bomb exploded
on a rush-hour subway train near the European Unionheadquarters.The tragedy has triggered security alerts across west-ern Europe and brought warnings from American offi-cials. Multiple U.S. airlines diverted and canceled
flights to and from Belgium.
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The Mayors Post Russ Barley-Freeport Mayor
Please send any and all comments toThe [email protected]
FREEPORT Presbyterian CHURCH, located on Hwy 20. Next to Frank’s Cash &Carry. We are extending an open invitation to come to our quaint little church to givethanks and praise to God. Small town feel and children’s services available too.Sundays at 9am Bible study….10am church service. Come meet Pastor Gene.
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South Walton Close To Hiring
NEW TDC Director
Walton County is considering hiring aLouisiana tourism official to head theTourist Development Council.Commissioners voted to begin negotiating
a contract with Jay A. Tusa, who iscurrently the director of communicationsand research with the Louisiana Office ofTourism in Baton Rouge.“He was ranked the highest of the
finalists,” Walton County SpokesmanLouis Svhela said.Interim TDC Director Stan Sunday,
County Attorney Mark Davis and HumanResources Director Ella Mae Walters willwork with Tusa to finalize the hiringagreement, which requires the approval ofthe board.Tusa has worked in the tourism and
marketing industry for more than 21 yearsand holds a bachelor’s degree incommunications from Loyola University.He was one of three finalists, who wereculled from a pool of roughly 30applicants. The other finalists were JulieMorgan, tourist development director inSanta Rosa County, and David West,director of tourism and economicdevelopment for i76Solutions ofSchwenksville, Pennsylvania.
Jay Tusa Svhela said he
expects countycommissioners totake a final vote onTusa’s hiring attheir meeting
March 22.
The Freeport Veterans Memorial committee is thrilled to announce their newest projectat the memorial site, Hero Walk. This new addition will be located on the west side ofthe memorial grounds and will feature a large granite obelisk center stone surroundedwith a brick pad. The committee is selling bricks for area family and friends to paytribute to their veterans both past and present. The sale of bricks has been extended to allWalton county residents, as the memorial in Freeport is the only one of it's kind in ourcounty. Bricks go on sale April 1st at a cost of $50.00 each. You can fill out a requestform with the veteran information you would like engraved on the brick as a forevertribute to the veteran or veterans you choose to honor. In addition to the monies raised bythe brick sales, the committee will be initiating a fund raising campaign to cover theexpense of the addition. To make a donation, or to purchase a brick, contact project chair
Tim Ard at 850-585-3304. The group anticipates having the new site ready for dedicationat the annual Veterans Day ceremony in November.
Hero Walk…..in FREEPORT
Greetings from the Mayor’s Office………
Congratulations to the new Miss Freeport’s for 2016, we look
forward to you representing the city for the coming year.
The annual Easter Egg Hunt and the Spring Festival will be held thiscoming weekend at the Freeport Regional Sports Park at Hammock Bay
beginning from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm, so everyone is invited to come and join the festivities.
The city wide Son-Rise Service will also be held this Sunday behindcity hall, several area churches are involved and for further information
please contact the First Baptist Church of Freeport.
The Rural Water Rate Study is still under review and will be discussedagain at the April 12th meeting and the Community Center has now
been completed with the new paint and landscaping and I would like tothank Mr. Eric Cadenhead for volunteering his services and the cityUtility Department for their hard work as well and a big thank you toThe Town Planters Society for their contribution of the new
landscaping in front of the building. After receiving a recent letter Iwould like to recommend that before any information about the city isspread to others in the community that you come and get the factsstraight instead of just going by hearsay and this i s in regard to the factthat we do not have a city manager, we have not had bags of moneymissing that belonged to the city and that certain areas of the city aregiven special rates for water and sewer and that money has beenmisappropriated within the city and the reason for the discussion of therate increase has nothing to do with the existing grants that the city has,
but does have something to do with future grants being available if wedo not increase the rates and that sewer systems are being put in by thecity where no one is hooking up therefore, this is the reason for us tohave a rate increase, quite the contrary as we have not recently put inany system where people are not hooking up and we have adopted a 5year plan for the city to go by for the priorities to better the city and weare working on the infrastructure for the city with the coming growth.Again please come and inquire and get the facts straight prior to
repeating information that you are not absolute positive about.
Beginning in April the city council meetings will change from thesecond Tuesday at 7:00 PM to the second Tuesday at 9:00 am and thefourth Thursday at 7:00 pm to the fourth Thursday at 6:00 pm. Pleaselet me know how we can better serve you in this community call-
850-835-2822 or drop by the city hall.
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Reading Dogs: On Saturday,April 9th from 2:00-4:00 theReading Dogs will be at theFreeport Library! Childrencan sign up for 15-minuteintervals to read to Viola, who
is a certified therapy dog.Children can choose a bookand practice their reading skills in a comfortingand non-judgmental environment for beginningreaders. Please call the library at 835-2040 to
reserve a time for your child!
AARP Tax Assistance: Free tax assistance isavailable to individuals every Thursday at theFreeport Library until April 14th. To make anappointment please call the Freeport Library at
835-2040.
Children’s classes: Children’s classes with MissSandra are held every Wednesday at 10:30 in thechildren’s area at the Freeport Library. Classesteach children listening and social skills, and arefollowed by a craft that develops fine motor skills
and creativity. All ages of children are welcome!
*Do you or your child have a collection you’dlike to show off? From matchbox cars and quiltingsquares, to stamp collections and historical
photographs, the Freeport Library offers displaycases for you to share your treasures with thecommunity. Please call the library at 835-2040 if
you have a collection to share!
Don’t forget to “like” the Freeport
Library Friends Facebook page to stay
on top of all the latest happenings at
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We have however been advised that because of its unexpected popularity,availability is very limited and is now on a first come first serve basis.
Experts Are Now Calling It, “A Game Changer For Internet Users”
As part of the special promotion due to end March 23, 2016, a group ofMicrosoft Gold Engineers teamed up with innovative new software provider
SaferWeb, to provide the latest ID Protection thats just gone viral.
If you have a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone connected to the internet,your activities could be monitored and private information collected whenyou’re Online shopping or banking. Even just browsing online is a risk in2016. SaferWebs primary objective was to eliminate this by boosting securityand ensure eavesdroppers cannot make sense of your encrypted communica-
tions. Technical Lead John McBride, from SaferWeb explains; Ourmain objective for creating the app was pretty simple. We wanted to
help users protect their Online footprint and eliminate the risk of anyonline, banking or personal information being stolen, monitored orhacked”. Every person is at risk, photos you share, info you share,
even secure sites have been hacked and are NOT telling you!
Healthmark Health Matters-Caring for elderly parents
Adult children often serve as caregivers for aging parents. This may be due to illness, accident or theinevitable decline brought on by advanced age. Are you
prepared for the role? It is important to talk with our parents about their health and safety.
Caregivers must monitor the health and independenceof their aging parents. We must evaluate their generalcondition and ask ourselves, are my parents safe in theirhome? How well are they taking care of themselves?How are their mental attitudes? Are they having
difficulty getting around?Caregivers must also be prepared for an emergencyand should make a list of their doctors, allergies,medications, surgeries, insurance information and otherimportant details. Discuss long-term care, living willsand other preferences. These are steps we can take tohelp aging parents maintain their independence.
We begin by observing our parents closely. Do they appear to be taking good care of themselves? Failure to keep up with bathing, tooth brushing and other basic grooming could indicate dementia, depression or physical impairments.
Are parents still connecting with friends? Have they maintained interest in hobbies and other daily activities? Look aroundthe house. Any big changes in the way your parents do things around the house could provide clues to their health. Neglectedhousework is another red flag.
Everyone forgets things from time to time. Modest memory problems are a fairly common part of aging, and sometimesmedication side effects or underlying conditions contribute to memory loss. However, according to researchers at the MayoClinic, there is a difference between normal changes in memory and the type of memory loss associated with Alzheimer'sdisease and other types of dementia. Problems such as forgetting common words when speaking, getting lost in familiarneighborhoods or being unable to follow directions may be serious and should warrant an evaluation with their doctor.
Driving can sometimes be challenging for older adults. If aging parents become confused while driving or lose their ability t odrive safely, it may be time to stop driving. To help them maintain their independence, discuss transportation options such astaking a bus, hiring a driver or riding with neighbors, friends and family members.
Consider in-home services. If aging parents are having trouble taking care of themselves, hiring someone to clean the houseand run errands might be the solution. A home health aide could help with daily activities such as bathing and dressing andthere are senior services available locally, too.
It is extremely important for us to talk to our parents openly and honestly. Knowing that we are concerned about their healthcan give our parents the motivation they need to see a doctor or make other changes.Sometimes aging parents won't admit they need help. We should remind our parents that we care about them and want to do
what is best to promote their health and well-being, both today and in the months and years to come.
For more information, contact Dr. Mark Hash, at Healthmark Walk-In Clinic in DeFuniak Springs,
(850) 951-4556.
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Public participation is solicited withoutregard to race, color, national origin, sex,
age, religion, disability or family status.
Reasonable accommodations will be made for access in accordance with the Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act. Contact
Brittany Ellers, 800-226-8914, ext. 220 or
[email protected] for details.
The Okaloosa Transit Cooperative will
hold a meeting Thurs., March 24 at
9:30 a.m. in the Okaloosa CountyCommission Chambers at 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, Fl.
The City of DeFuniak Springs is notifyingcitizens of the upcoming Heroes for Chil-dren Family Fun Ride presented by theEmerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Cen-ter and the Florida Department of Health inWalton County on April 2, 2016.
At 9:00 a.m., the ride will begin at theChildren’s Advocacy Center on CollegeAvenue, proceed south on Florence Streetthen turning west on Bay Ave (CountyHighway 280 E) then south on CircleDrive turning east on College Avenue end-ing at the Children’s Advocacy Center.During this event, Circle Drive will beclosed.
Please use caution if you are in the area.
Heros for Children Family Run
Ride presented by ECAC
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+++++++ We Thank you Lord ++++++
for giving us this day. For all our friends, family and community.Please help us guide FREEPORT in the best direction so that we all, can grow& prosper to become all we can become, for
the near future and of the futures of our children’s children. Amen! IN GOD WE TRUST 850.585.0262
We appreciate our readers. Let the busi-nesses you saw their AD. That’s all we ask inreturn for your time. Thank you very much.It’s been 7years of FREEPORT news. Thanks!
Miss Freeport Pageants 2016
On Saturday evening March 12,2016, Forty fouryoung ladies competed for six different categorytitles in the annual Miss Freeport Pageants. Theevent has been sponsored annually by The Town
Planters Society of Freeport since bringing the pag-eant back to life twenty years ago this year. Emceefor the evening was Freeport Mayor Russ Barley.The Town Planters wish to thank everyone for sup-
porting this years event, the participants, their fami-lies, the attendees and advertisers all make it possi-
ble for the group to continue their work in the com-munity. Winners for the evening are as follows.Little Miss Freeport (L-R) Adrianna Burnham, 1strunner up, Vivienne Albee, Little Miss Freeport2016, Ella Craig, 2nd runner up & Paisley McCor-mick, 3rd runner up.Junior Miss Freeport (L-R) Kayleigh Byrd, 2ndrunner up, Madison Wilson, Junior Miss Freeport2016, Aislynn Griggy, 1st runner upYoung Miss Freeport (L-R) Chloe Ison, 2nd runnerup, Zoey Weeks, Young Miss Freeport 2016, JadenJackson, 1st runner upJr. Teen Miss Freeport (L-R) Sydni Free 1st runnerup, Ansley Marshall Jr. Teen Miss Freeport 2016,Lily Reifschneider 2nd runner upTeen Miss Freeport (L-R) Tori Watts 1st runner up,Katie Dier, Teen Miss Freeport 2016, Thea Reif-
schneider 2nd runner upMiss Freeport (L-R) Madysen Jones, 2nd runner up,
Nikole Dier, Miss Freeport 2016, Abby Williams,1st runner up
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PROUDLY Helping Alaqua Animal Refugelocated in FREEPORT, for over 7yrs. adoptable
pets of all kinds. Find a Friend! Go visit them!
Alaqua Animal Refuge Pet of the Week
Comments and responses are welcomed by all who write-in, E-mail.Instead of running your mouth around town, PUT IN PRINT, let
those who live here make the call. Got a beef or compliment?County/city issues not right? Tell your story here! Let us hear it.
Write in, FREEDOM of Speech lives here in FREEPORT @
The Emerald Star News. We CAN make things happen.Advertising with us HELPS MOST! People are reading this, People
just like you! Going on 8yrs now! Thanks for reading.
Kristo’s adoption fee is $200 which includeshis neuter, microchip, current vaccines and hisgraduation certificate. If you are interested inhim, please fill out an application onlineat http://www.alaquaanimalrefuge.org/
ApplyforAdoption. You can learn moreinformation about the program at http://www.alaquaanimalrefuge.org/programs/
community-outreach/unconditional-love/
Kristo is a sweet natured, medium size dog.He weighs 20 lbs and is a 2-1/2 year old CattleDog mix that was rescued from a countyshelter. We think he spent quite a bit of time onthe streets alone, because he is still a little shyaround people. Currently, Kristo is a part ofour Unconditional Love Program where he islearning basic commands and fine tuning hissocial skills. He has gone through our prison
program twice and is scheduled to graduate in
May. He’s a special guy and we want him tohave the best possible future. Our hope is thatKristo finds the perfect family and can beadopted on Graduation Day.#EveryoneNeedsABuddy and Kristo could be
yours!
Easter is a day of celebration with family and friends. It's atime to enjoy each other's company, eat a great meal andspend time together. There is no better way to celebrate such
an occasion than with a great meal prepared by a world classchef. You have three choices on Sunday, March 27, 2016:Breakfast buffet at 45 Central in Seaside starting at 8:00 a.m.,Brunch buffet at Great Southern Cafe in Seaside starting at11:00 a.m. or Brunch buffet at The Bay starting at 11:00 a.m.Make your reservation for the Easter Buffet at The Bay bycalling 850-622-2291 or for the other two, by calling (850)231-7327.Pricing is as follows: The Bay and Great Southern Brunch -$29.95 for adults and $12.95 for children under 10. 45 Central
breakfast - 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. · $13.95 Children under 10 $8.95
Chef Jim Shirley Offers Easter Breakfast and Brunch
Buffets The Bay, Great Southern Cafe and 45 Central
Offer Easter Buffets
The Great American Lecture Series – POLLINATORS for your garden
The key to better blooming flowers, more vegetables andhealthier shrubs is POLLINATORS! Walton County MasterGardeners present Jim Dietrich, a local bee keeper and MG,who will discuss how to attract pollinators to your landscapeand keep them there. Pollinators may include bees, birds,
butterflies, bats, moths and more. Learn how they improve thehealth of your garden and the environment. Meet the ExtensionHorticulture Agent, Daniel Leonard, who will also be
presenting.This discussion will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2016 from10:00 to 11:30 AM at the UF/IFAS Walton Extension CoastalBranch at 70 Logan Lane, which runs west off CR 283, justnorth of the 4-way stop in Grayton Beach. The program isfree and open to the public, however seating is limited andreservations must be made by the Monday before by contactingCheryl at 850-892-8172 or [email protected]. Light refreshments will be served.Master Gardeners are available at this location every Wed. 9:00AM until noon to take your gardening questions.Call 892-8172 or come by.Submitted by Barbara Young 850-622-0192
Letters to The:
Dear Editor,My family and I have recently moved here from New
Jersey and we read this great little Newspaper here inFreeport.We once had a small paper like this. It helps us keep up
with what’s going on around the area without having toscroll all through all the S. Walton Ad’s. I have a ques-tion though. Is this county going to just focus on theBeach side of this area?
This is a shame not to have Freeport become moreattractive for people to want to relax here away from the
beaches. Most of us can only deal with the sun so much atour age. I hope the development doesn’t cater to just them
I am surprised that there isn’t more advertising from the
local creek clubs for boating and fishing in this paper.We sincerely wish to see this stay for a long time for
there are a lot of new people from somewhere else thathave no idea where any of the local sitting parks and stuffare around here. Keep up the great work.
Mr. & Mrs. A. Johnson
Dear Editor,I was so glad to see you address the issue of these
businesses that are in Walton county doing ‘shotty workand people scamming you for money. Tell on it!
I have been taken advantage of by so many Men sayingthey know what needs to be done. Then they disappearfrom site with the work half complete. Thank you forhelping my husband finish the room expansion and deckwork. It turned out excellent. My friends and guest loveit. You are a good Man to do what you did to help us.
Thank you, Betty Jo
Dear Editor,I have been following online for several years now and
I must say you do go after the wrong do’ers. It hasn’tmattered to us who they are either. We love how straight
forward you tell it like it is.We look forward to every edition you print.
JoAnn Wilson
E-mail response... just because you may be listed withsunbiz.org does Not make you a Legal Business withinthis county. Especially when you do work outside ofWalton. Ask for documented proof or you may be sorry ifthey wreck up your yard or house. Insured? WC covered?
WALTON COUNTY WEEKLY
BEACH SAMPLING
RESULTS ~No Advisories Issued for This Sampling Period~
Enjoy the Beach, clean up BEFORE YOULEAVE! Spring Breakers, DON’T TRASHour HOME. The Laws are there, if we can keepit clean when you are NOT here, do us the
FAVOR, don’t be a PIG.
Clean-up when you Leave. LOOK around!
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FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Pay Grade: 6 Hiring Range: $9.82 -
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Walton County Community
Clean Up Day
Saturday, April 09, 2016
From 8:00 AM until 2:00 PM
Location 1: At the Legion Park On
Ponce de Leon Street In Miramar Beach
Location 2: On County Hwy. 283N (BayDr.) ¼ Mile On Right-Point Washington
Area
WALTON COUNTY DISTRICT 4COMMISSIONER AND CHAIR SARACOMANDER, DISTRICT 1 COMMIS-
SIONER BILL CHAPMAN, DISTRICT5 COMMISSIONER CINDY MEAD-OWS, WALTON COUNTY SOLID
WASTE & PUBLIC WORKS.
Dumpsters provided for Walton Countyresidents to dump trash, yard debris, tires,appliances, and other miscellaneousitems. A crew and equipment to off-loadheavy items will be available. Recyclingtrailers will also be available for news-
print, glass, and aluminum. Limit of (4)
tires per household.
DO NOT BRING: POISONS,
PESTICIDES, PAINTS, THINNERS,
GASOLINE, AND OTHER
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Spring (Break) is in the Air!By Rian Lyday
Spring break is next week for Walton
County Schools! What do you plan on doingwith all that time? How will you fight thetourists this season? Living in our quietcommunity has given me so much insight tothe influence of seasons. We all hide in ourhouses during the spring and summer rush…afraid to tackle the popular places because ofthe traffic. We also know that these times ofyear can become pretty expensive.So what should you do with all that freetime?Here is a list of family activities that you cando for free…….Check out the community calendar.Visit your local library.Get involved in community sports.Check out some podcasts.Play board games.Bake a loaf of homemade bread.Teach yourself how to juggle.Teach your child how to change your car’soil.Meet your neighbors.
Clear out your media collection – books,DVDs, CDs, etc.Have a ‘cupboard potluck.’ Make a ‘101 Goals in 1,001 Days’ list – thenstart on some of them.Organize a potluck block party.Visit a free museum or a zoo (or find outwhen you might be able to get in for free).Make a time capsule.Practice yoga – or try it for the first time.Try Geocaching.
Whatever you do this break…enjoy yourchildren, get out into your community andshare your ideas with us for future columns!
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