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WALTON COUNTY TO HOST

FIXED PRICE SALE AT
WALTON COUNTY LANDFILL In
an effort to rid the county of surplus items and free
up space in county facilities, ....

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FREEPORT Mayors Post, ..pg5

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Editorial

The EMERALD STAR NEWS Inc.

The Wolfes Den

Hello to each of you. With you and our Advertisers,
we feel like giving each one of you a big Hug. I
love how many of you write me in letters or send me
an E-mail. I love to hear the feedback. I get so many
E-mails, I normally only have room for a few. But I do answer each one I get.
This last week was busy at minimum. I even feel like a call center for out of-town
folks want to know whos the Best place for this or that. I dont mind those calls at all. It
helps me know how several different ways this Newspaper helps people. Most folks
wouldnt understand the behind the scenes here.
You see I only know those whom I know and those folks Advertising in each Edition are
here to help you get settled in, just as we do.
About last weeks disappearance of 100 papers from Exxon, the detectives are
currently viewing the video of who it was that took many, all at once. Listen, I dont mind
you grabbing a few extra for friends or neighbors. But that middle shelf I provided at
Exxon is for those papers from the previous Edition. As a courtesy to those who may have
been out of town. So, as soon as I get a still shot or the entire video. Ill keep you all
posted. We need to rid of these low-life tactics to try and shut down public voices.
You know each time I sit to write this Editorial. My mind will go in a range of topics
( as you know by now). I must say that there is so much going wrong in this world, the
direction of each of our futures are hanging in space. Do you really think that because a
state bans the Muslims, that will stop them? I dont think so. We all must keep an eye
overseas to watch what is taking place daily. How is our military planning to crush and
defeat them? Its strange to know how 1 person is willing to Die and hopes to kill more
people, they feel the more the better?
As I was out of town last weekend. I felt that feeling when I got around big places, lots
of people. Makes your stomach turn. I feel safe, yet because of them, I dont. It only takes
1 person to cause so much damage. Whats worse? He could care less about your life, who
you are, who relies on you, who you Love. You can become just another number or statistic of War.
Yes, I consider this War. At the scale the entire world is getting involved in a Must
remove this ideology from this planet. Isis is going through cities, raping, beating and
murdering women and children. If the Men dont convert, they Die too.
Over 26 US state governors have rejected the settlement of Syrian refugees into their
respective states, but now the question has been raised over whether or not a state can
override an overreaching, Obama-controlled, power-hungry, US government.
According to American University law professor Stephen Vladeck, US states may have a
difficult time pre-empting federal authority to do as it pleases, regarding Obama's refugee
influx agenda, however, a state can make it a very difficult proposition for the US government. Vladeck states that "Legally, states have no authority to do anything because the
question of who should be allowed in this country is one that the Constitution commits to
the federal government." But Vladeck noted, "without the state's participation, the federal
government would have a much more arduous task."
"So a state can't say it is legally objecting, but it can refuse to cooperate, which makes
thing much more difficult." But, what happens if a state challenges the federal government's authority on forcibly resettling refugees into a state which has refused them?
Here is where the federal government's role becomes politically damaging, to say the
least, not to mention the possibility of fomenting a constitutional crisis, pitting the individual states against the federal government. If the federal government were to override a
state, and place refugees within the state without the state's consent, the state would most
likely then sue in federal court over jurisdiction, forcing a possible injunction which could
suspend the federal government's efforts at forcibly resettling refugees, at least within the
complainant state.
Presently, the Obama regime has already been forced to suspend its dream act impetus,
after being overruled by a federal appeals court over Obama's legalizing of at least 6 million illegal immigrants. In that case, a federal judge declared an injunction against the
Obama regime, for breaking US immigration laws, via an unlawful executive order, which
was upheld. However, that lawsuit is expected to be challenged by the DOJ before the US
Supreme Court. The wildcard in all of this could be congress, which has already introduced a bill on the House floor to end the resettlement of refugees into the US, by the
Obama regime. The official role of either limiting or allowing immigration into the US,
belongs not with the executive branch, but with legislators in congress.
Moreover, if an attack were to take place in the US by ISIS during the present ongoing
"refugee crisis," all bets would then be off, concerning Obama and the Democrat's agenda
to flood the US with foreign nationals, who have , both in Europe and in the US, often
proven to be hostile towards western civilization. Congress also holds the power of the
federal purse in disallowing funding of refugee resettlement, however, congressional leadership in recent years, despite being dominated by Obama's political opposition[sic] has
been less than aggressive, in limiting Obama's spending initiatives.

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Florida Becomes 55th

US Military alarmed that ISIS Fighters will
WALTON COUNTY TO HOST
Jurisdiction to Join
FIXED PRICE SALE AT WALTON
Reach US Borders anytime
International Information No matter how crazy Putin may try to act just to scare the West... he has COUNTY LANDFILL
so much to lose. He's the most powerful man in Russia and he doesn't
Exchange Agreement
. -- Florida Insurance Commissioner,
Kevin M. McCarty, today announced the
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation
has joined as the 55th jurisdiction internationally to be admitted as a signatory
to the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) Multilateral
Memorandum of Understanding
(MMoU).
Established in June 2009, the MMoU is
an international supervisory and information exchange agreement to facilitate
and expedite the sharing of insurance
regulatory information between member
jurisdictions. This includes information
regarding licensing, solvency matters,
criminal and regulatory proceedings.
Each member is responsible for abiding
by strict confidentiality standards to protect the shared information, while also
complying with its own state and federal
laws. The MMoU is considered an important resource for insurance supervisors in cross-border global efforts to
strengthen
consumer
protections.
For more
information,
read the joint
Florida/IAIS
press release or visit the IAIS website at
www.iaisweb.org.
About the Florida Office of Insurance
Regulation
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has primary responsibility for regulation, compliance and enforcement of
statutes related to the business of insurance and the monitoring of industry markets. For more information about the
Office, please visit www.floir.com or
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want to just give that up. He'll never go as far as self-destruction. ISIS
already set foot on American soil. The 3 jihadist arrested in Brooklyn
for planning a bombing are part of a larger plot... A statement from the
FBI suggests there are ISIS members in every state of the Union... just
waiting for a sign. But the part that the feds leave out is these fanatics
plan something far worse and much more dangerous than 9/11...
ISIS plots to put the entire American nation on our knees... using a revolutionary weapon that could cripple the entire country. Make no mistake, ISIS isn't a rational actor like Russia... They have nothing to lose.
After they decapitated Americans and set people on fire... they burned
all the bridges. They either die, or they destroy America. They can't do it
with brute, military force. We're too powerful for that... But we're defenseless against a "smart bomb" that's 1000 times more damaging than
nuclear devices. It's a weapon that can instantly end modern life in
America by knocking out our power grid. Nothing that has electronic
components will ever work again. Cars won't start, TVs, phones, the
Internet will all be dead. They're going to send us back to the middle
ages... You'll have to make a fire to cook and use candles for light.
In fact... just seconds after this calamity hits, all social structures will be
reversed... and the information I'm about to disclose will put you at the
top of the "food chain". There's nothing you and I can do to stop it...
BUT there is an answer... ONE weird professor who's uncovered a
proven way to shield yourself, your loved ones, and even your community, from America's morbid coming mayhem. If you want to take down
an entire country, without too much effort and without having any
money or resources, all you have to do is to destroy his power grid.
Dr. Peter Pry, a former CIA officer, is the executive director of the Task
Force on National and Homeland Security and the director of the U.S.
Nuclear Strategy Forum. He also served on the Congressional EMP
Commission, the Congressional Strategic Posture Commission, and the
House Armed Services Committee. He warned us on air at a New York
radio station: "There is an imminent threat from ISIS to the national
electric grid and not just to a single U.S. city".
Outlining the threat, Pry told us about a leaked U.S. Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission report divulged in March 2014. The report
shows that coordinated terrorist attacks on just nine of the nation's
55,000 electrical power substations could provoke coast-to-coast blackouts for up to 18 months. Pry explained the possibility of ISIS immediately hiring Mexican extremists such as the Knights Templar drug cartel, which last year successfully used guns and Molotov cocktails to
attack numerous Mexican power stations, leaving 11 towns without
electricity. Pry continues: "Now those guys are just across our southern
border. That means that ISIS doesn't have to actually come to the United
States on those U.S. passports. All they've got to do is contact the
Knights Templar, wire these guys $10 million, I mean they'll do anything for money. And say, "Hey, go across that open U.S. border and
take out the electric grid in Arizona, or New
Mexico, or Minnesota or New York. Or the
entire nation. So something like that could be
arranged. It could happen tomorrow. It could.

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In an effort to rid the county of surplus items and free

up space in county facilities, Walton County will be
hosting a fixed price yard sale on Saturday, December
5th, from 7am to 11am at the County Landfill located
north of DeFuniak Springs off Highway 83 North.
(Image Included)
The fixed price sale will include furniture, computers,
monitors, collectibles, antiques, beach equipment, sporting goods, tools and construction items and much more.
Items that will be sold at the yard sale include items that
the county has surplused that are no longer used or
needed by the County, as well as items that are collected
through the Countys recycling program at the landfill.
The landfill gates will open at 6:30am to facilitate parking, however entrance to the sale will not be allowed
until 7am.
The following rules will be in place for this event:

The County will not be holding a pre-sale viewing. Items must be paid for with Cash or local check.
All items will be sold on a first come, first serve basis.

All items are priced as marked and will not be

negotiated. All items are purchased as is and contain no
County liability or warranty. All purchased items must
be removed from the grounds following purchase.
(Assistance with loading will be provided)

All sales will be final.

All items must be paid for at time of sale and cannot be held. Stockpiling of merchandise will not be permitted.
In addition to the Countys ongoing public auction program, these fixed price sales give the County an additional to opportunity to offer their surplus items to the
public for purchase.
If you should have any questions, please contact the
Countys Public Information Department at 850-9517101.

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the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- a 2.8 percent increase since 2013. This is the highest number of cases of any STD ever
reported to the CDC, the government researchers said in the annual report
.Substantial increases were also reported in rates of syphilis (15 percent)
and gonorrhea (5 percent). And the syphilis rates were highest among gay
and bisexual men, according to the CDC's Sexually Transmitted Disease
Surveillance, 2014 report.
"In the previous years, we have had some declines in some diseases and
increases in others. But, we are concerned about the alarming increases we
are seeing in chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis," said lead researcher Dr.
Gail Bolan, director of the CDC's Division of STD Prevention.
In 2014, there were just over 350,000 reported cases of gonorrhea -- a rate
of nearly 111 per 100,000 people. In addition, there were 20,000 reported
cases of syphilis -- a rate of about 6 per 100,000, the report said.
STDs affect young people and women most severely. However, increasing
rates among men represent a large part of the overall increases across all
three STDs, Bolan said.
"We are concerned that most of the surging rates are among men," Bolan
said. "Men are driving these increases. There is an urgent need to tackle
the increases we are seeing."
Syphilis among gay and bisexual men has been increasing since 2000, she
said. In 2014, these men accounted for 83 percent of reported cases among
men when the sex of the partner is known. And just over half of men with
syphilis in 2014 were also HIV-positive, Bolan added.
There is also evidence that gay and bisexual men are seeing similar increases in gonorrhea and chlamydia, she said.
Despite that, young people are still the most disproportionately affected by
STDs, Bolan added. Last year, those between the ages of 15 and 24 accounted for nearly two-thirds of the reported cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea. That compares to previous estimates that young people get half of
the estimated 20 million new STDs diagnosed each year in the United
States, she pointed out.

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If you could print this it would mean a lot to me.
I go to PanCare Health Dept. The Dental Clinic,
Thank God! I still have my own teeth and its hard to
find anyone to work on us Edlerly teeth. They assume its Denture work, but its not.
Your town is so blessed to have this kind of service
in your town of FREEPORT. They have been a
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Although I drive about 100 miles.because the
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WE Thank you.

Walton County Local Mitigation

Strategy Working Group General
Meeting

Greetings from the Mayors

Office.
Russ Barley Freeport Mayor
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you
Please send any and all comments
as we approach the holiday seato The Emerald_Star_News@hotmail.com
son. The city hall will be closed
On Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 9:00 a.m.,
on Thursday and Friday, Novemthe Walton County Local Mitigation Strategy
ber 26 and 27th. The local area churches are sponsoring a Community Thanksgiv(LMS) Working Group will hold a general meeting
ing Dinner on Saturday November 21 beginning at 11:00 am, at the newly renoof its public and private-sector membership. This
vated community center, please make plans to attend as we come and enjoy a fanmeeting is open to the public. The meeting will be
tastic meal and worship and be thankful for all that life has given us.
held at the following location:
The Preserve at Lafayette Creek has submitted application to begin progress with
Freeport City Hall Board Room
their project and as you can all see that the land is being developed for the new
Shops of Freeport which includes Publix. We are still working on the CIP Plans for
112 Hwy 20 West Freeport, FL
the city and are moving forward with trying to obtain grants to help with the fund32439
ing of the projects. Plans are in the making for four 20x80 drying beds being built
at the sewer department and this will help with bringing the department up to the
The LMS Working Group is coordinated by
Walton County Emergency Management. The LMS needed standards. The council voted at last meeting to bring the starting salaries to
Working Group is comprised of county, municipal, all city employees up to $11 per hour so that we can move forward with the growth
and community partners, that prepares and promotes and new development of the city as we also hire on new employees for the future. .
The council also voted to give permission for the Fire Fighter Union to hold their
local strategies and projects to reduce long-term
annual Muscular Dystrophy Fund raising on November 27 th from 8:00-11:00 am, so
risks to life and property from natural, technological, and human-caused disasters. The resulting pre they will be out at the intersection of highway 20/331 with their firemans boots
and post disaster mitigation strategies and projects collecting donations. The ball fields at the Freeport Regional Sports Complex will
are supported by a variety of state and federal pro- be receiving new sod thanks to Mr. Jay Odom and also to the volunteers of the
grams and funding sources, in accordance with the Dixie Youth League for the labor involved. The annual Veterans Day Ceremony
was held on November 11th at city hall and we had a great turn out as we honored
Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.
all of the past and present veterans of the armed forces- many thanks to The Town
Topics will include updates on the LMS program, Planters Society, for hosting the event as well as the others who participated in the
mitigation funding streams, and the Project Priority program and also to Mr. Tim Ard for chairing the event. Interviews are being held
List (PPL). Public attendance and comments are
this week for the new billing clerk, city clerk and the staff accountant and we hope
welcome and encouraged.
to have all of these jobs in place by the beginning of December. The city council
Please contact Jeff Goldberg, Emergency Manage- will only have one meeting in the month of December (Dec. 8) due to the Christmas Holiday falling on the usual date of the meeting. The annual Christmas Tree
ment Director/LMS Chair at (850) 892-8530 with
Parade and Lighting will be held on December 4 th beginning at 5:00 pm and 6:00
any questions.
pm so mark your calendars to come help us bring in the holiday and Christmas season. The Town Planters Society will begin their festival of trees at the community
center on the night of the tree lighting and will continue throughout the weekend.
The Freeport Art League will also have Art in the Park located between the city
hall and the community center on Saturday, December 5 th beginning at 9:00 am.
Wishing you all the best of Thanksgiving with your family and friends.
Questions or comments please come by city hall or call 850-835-2822.

The Mayors Post

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thanks and praise to God. Small town feel and childrens services available too.
Sundays at 9am Bible study.10am church service. Come meet Pastor Gene.

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MLS - 524271 - 1.2 acres - Stanley Dr. $25,000
MLS - 607740 - 1.28 - Campground Pt. Defuniak Springs - $11,900
MLS 599565 - 2.1 acres - Dvorak Drive, Waterfront on Juniper Lake $45,000 Listing MLS 481585 - 3.86 acres on Lake Holley and
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Draper Lake Bridge Improvement Project Update
Murphree Bridge Construction is currently driving pilings for the construction of the bridge improvement project. Project remains on schedule and will result in traffic on CR 30A being opened no later than
March 1, 2016.
This is a 120 day contract with 88 contract days remaining.
If you should have any questions, please contact Buddy Wright, Work
Program Manager, at 850-892-8108.

Eden Gardens Wesley House will be decorated for Christmas

It's that time of year again - to decorate Eden for the Christmas Holidays. We have several new
decorators and our "veterans" who have generously agreed to donate their time and decorating
skills to embellish the Wesley House for the Christmas Holidays - the Friends of Eden and visitors
to Eden can't thank these individuals enough for all that they contribute to Eden and our
community.
On November 17th, our decorators will gather to transform the Wesley House into a Christmas
wonderland. Jacque Wright and Angela Atkinson of Jacque Wright Designs will be decorating the
Downstairs entry way, Upstairs hallway, and the staircase with the theme of "Deck the Halls".
Anna Lisa Daniel of "Clay" on 30A will "Make a Joyful Song this Christmas" on the Sun porch.
Members of Green Thumb Garden Club of Santa Rosa Beach "Invite you to a Christmas Garden
Party" in the Parlor.
Russ Barley and Tim Ard of Emerald Coast Flowers and Gifts will be bringing "Christmas
Elegance" to the Dining room.
Members of the Pt. Washington Historical Society will be having "A Victorian Christmas Tea" in
the Library.
Going up the stairway decorated by Jacque Wright Designs, the upstairs Sun porch is "Frozen in
Time" by the Seagrove Garden Club. Ali Weil has decorated the Blue Bedroom with "Winter
Blooms". Across the hall, in the Pink Bedroom, Tara Stacey has created "A Child's Christmas
Dream" Moving on down the "Deck the Halls", is the Children's bedroom by the youngest
members of our decorating team - the children of South Walton Montessori Academy with
the theme of "A Children's Christmas".
And finally to the Red Bedroom, where Park Specialist, Lynda Smith has created a "Victorian
Red".
Members of Pt. Washington Historical Society will once more set up all the luminaries - the
supplies for the luminaries are made possible thru the generous support of Red Bar's Ollie & Louie
Petit, Bud & Alley's Dave Rauschkolb, and Cafe Thirty-A's Harriet Crommelin.
The Candlelight Open House will be Saturday, December 19th from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Carolers will be present on the porch, and the Friends of Eden will be serving refreshments in the
Pavilion. This yearly event is sponsored by Florida Park Services and the Friends of Eden donations to the Friends will be appreciated.

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Happenings in DeFuniak Springs

Thurman named
HRMC Employee of
the Month
By Ron Kelley

LOCAL MOBILITY STUDY

LAUNCHES: SAY WHICH
WAY, WALTON

LOCAL MOBILITY STUDY LAUNCHES:

SAY WHICH WAY, WALTON
Residents and Visitors Encouraged to Participate By Completing Transportation Survey
Representatives from the Okaloosa-Walton
Transportation Planning Organization (O-W
TPO) announced launch of their transit feasibility study, an analysis of mobility needs in
Walton County and along 30A. The community will say which way they want transit
to go for Walton, providing valuable insight
into travel habits, transportation needs and
commuting preferences. Public input about
the feasibility of alternative transit options
will be gathered through a series of community forums and surveys, and this information
will help shape any proposed solutions or
recommendations.
The short questionnaire, available online at
WaltonTransitSurvey.com will be used to
evaluate the countys existing transportation
issues and determine travel preferences and
priorities for residents and visitors. Survey
questions include everything from gauging
seasonal travel patterns to desired service
areas and peak hours of operation.
The study will evaluate the feasibility of operating a regularly scheduled public transportation service within Walton County and
along 30A. This project is in partnership with
the O-W TPO, Walton County and the West
Florida Regional Planning Council. Results
from the survey will determine if public transit solutions are feasible for the area and provide planners with the data to create a mobility plan.
To sign up for updates or take the online survey, please visit WaltonTransitSurvey.com.
Just imagine: You're heading to the kitchen to To request a hard copy of the survey, contact
David Haight at (850) 236 8675 or email
have breakfast. Usually you hear noise on the background, TV, radio, anything, but today there's a deadly David.Haight@atkinsglobal.com.
silence. And you felt something's a bit off. You go to
the kitchen and your wife tells you she can't cook breakfast because there's no power. You then notice
there's no lights. Probably just a normal blackout. You pour a bowl of cereal and start eating it.
You're half way through your breakfast, but then you notice your neighbors gathered outside in one
big disoriented crowd. Probably the blackout affected most of the neighborhood.
That's when one of your kids comes over to complain that the cell-phone doesn't work. You explain
that it can't be charged because of the blackout. But you check your phone and it doesn't work either.
Maybe this isn't just a plain black-out. So you go outside to talk to your neighbors. All of them experienced the same crazy stuff as you did. One of them has a radio. You can hear something. There's
been an EMP attack. No invasion but the power grid is down indefinitely. This will be the last time
you'll see your neighbors like this. You know you're prepared for anything... But the possibility of an
EMP attack never occurred to you... this is not a drill! It's the real thing!
A week later... you're knee deep in hell. You now realize that you're under-prepared at best! Your
food and water supply are almost gone and you're freezing. Most of the food is rotten and the kids
are scared and cold. You managed to protect your home so far, but in the last couple of days RIOTS
HAVE STARTED... People are starting to turn on each other, they went from civil to psychotic in
just a few moments. They're desperate. They need food and you still have some. Across the street
you see fire spreading on your next-door neighbor's lawn. Looters are running the streets of your
In every profession,
there are people who
are bright, dedicated,
knowledgeable and
upbeat. They are not
HEALTHMARK CHIEF OF only a model of proOPERATIONS Gerald Beard fessionalism, they
presented Kelly Thurman, R.N., make it look easy.
with a plaque designating her as Kelly Thurman, R.N.,
is such a person. She
Employee of the Month for
November during the morning
has been named the
departmental staff meeting.
Healthmark Regional
Medical Center Employee of the Month for November.
According to her recent supervisor and longtime
Director of Nurses, Rebecca Scott, R.N., Kelly Thurman should be recognized for the dedication to the
patients and to the Medical Center that she exhibits on
a daily basis. Kelly has been a major role player in
our bar code administration project, said Scott. She
is always willing to extend a helping hand to resolve
any issues that are occurring even when they are
outside of her department.
What most people recognize first about Kelly Thurman is her ready smile and buoyant disposition.
Healthmark Chief of Operations Gerald Beard said
Kelly is not just a skilled nurse, she has the ability to
make people feel better just by talking to them. Her
quiet confidence is reassuring to patients and staff
alike. Her smiles are warm and her concern is genuine, he said. She is a highly valued member of our
Healthmark family. Scott agreed, saying, Kelly is
constantly spreading joy and positivity in the hallways
as she smiles and greets employees and patients alike.
People respond to her and it is obvious that she loves
what she does. No one is more deserving of this recognition.

once peaceful neighborhood. .Continued on center bottom of Page

#9.follow the internet

Chairman Imfeld Thanks Local Delegation for

Assistance in NWFCP
Senator Don Gaetz and Representative Brad Drake held their Walton
County Delegation meeting at 1:00pm in the Walton County Commissioners' Chamber Boardroom in DeFuniak Springs on Thursday, November 12th.
During the meeting, Walton County BCC Chairman and District 3
Commissioner Bill Imfeld took the opportunity to thank them publicly
for their and the States assistance in the development of the Northwest Florida Commerce Park at Mossy Head.
In 2013, the Florida Legislature voted to provide funding for the
NWFCP in the amount of $7.3 Million to fund a Wastewater Treatment Facility and to complete the infrastructure for the park.
Since the funding become available, the park has continued to thrive.
Currently, the park houses a Loves Travel Stop and Country Store,
Subway, McDonalds and Sleep inn. Projects under construction include an I-10 Truck Sales, Empire Truck, FedEx Distribution Center,
Southern Tire Mart, Walton County Sheriffs Substation, Walton
County Wastewater Treatment Facility and Busby Baked Goods Distribution Center.
The organizations
currently committed to the park
represent 230-500
new Walton
County jobs, over
$39 Million in new
investment and
over $1 Million in
new sales tax revenue for the
County.
The park currently
still has approximately 60 acres
available and the
County looks forward to the continued future growth
of the park.

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The Bay and Great Southern Cafe Continue a

PUBLIC NOTICE
Please be advised that the Walton County
Local Restore Act Committee will hold their
next meeting on Wednesday, November 18,
2015 at 5:00 PM at the Bayou Arts Center
located at 105 Hogtown Bayou, Santa Rosa
Beach, FL 32459.

True Southern Thanksgiving Tradition

Chef Jim Shirley has created quite a tradition for many guests and locals
of South Walton. Great Southern Cafe has sold out their fabulous
Thanksgiving Day Buffet for years. Now, another tradition is taking
shape for many families - Thanksgiving Day Buffet by the water at The
Bay. No matter which restaurant you choose, you are sure to enjoy one
of the best southern meals you will ever have. These will both sell out as
they do every year because of limited seating, so call soon for a reservation. The Bay - (850) 622-2291 or Great Southern Cafe - (850) 2317327. The prices are: $29.95 for adults and $12.95 for children at both
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pets of all kinds. Go visit them today!

Thursday , November 19, 2015

DFS CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS A

NEW VETERANS PARK

Walton County Deputy Sheriff Harold Shover presented

several concept designs for consideration. Shover, a military veteran and member of the Walton County Sheriff's
Office Honor Guard Unit has been an ardent supporter of a
dedicated veterans park for Walton county and is doing
much of the footwork in helping make it become a reality.
Alaqua Animal Refuge Pet of the Week
He even personally drew the sketches.
"This is not about me at all. This is about having a dedicated and suitable site to honor all Walton County veterans
and a place to have ceremonies and events," said
Shover. He said he has received nothing but positive responses from those who have seen the plans.
The idea was born after Assistant City Manager Tillman
Mears expressed a desire to see a more appropriate location for Veterans Day activities that would address the
logistical needs of participants and organizers but reflect
the solemnity and dignity of those who have served. The
site would also serve a dual purpose and be available for
Memorial Day ceremonies and other military centered
As we continue to celebrate Senior Pet Month,
wed like to introduce you to nine year old Ches- events.
"We have thousands of military
ter. This handsome boy is a yellow lab with a
retirees, thousands more veterwhite face and a golden heart. Chester's senior
human parents had to give him up due to medical ans and Eglin AFB, Fort
issues and surrendered him to a local shelter. We Rucker and Tyndall AFB are in
were told that he was once abused by young chil- our backyard," said Mears. The
design is beautiful and will only
dren and they scare him, so he would do best to
be in a home without them. Chester deserves his add to the beauty of what
makes Defuniak Springs so special." Tiffany Pettis, a Lisecond chance to be with a family and were
censed Funeral Director at Clary-Glenn Funeral Homes
making it our goal to help him find one!
said such a site would also address the needs of families
Chesters adoption fee is $150 which in- whose veteran loved ones often have to drive to Fort BarNational Cemetery in Pensacola just for a memorial
cludes his neuter, microchip and current rancas
service when there is no formal visitation or the veteran
vaccines. If you are interested in him,
desired cremation.
please fill out an application online
"The numbers grow everyday. Our WWII and Korean vetat https://www.alaquaanimalrefuge.org/ erans are passing away in increasing numbers, " said Pettis. A local place for a short memorial service would help
adopt/apply/dog/. He also qualifies for
many families."
our Partners Program. Learn more about so
City Manager Sara Bowers has also been working closely
the program here:https://
with Mears, Shover and others on the project. Bowers says
www.alaquaanimalrefuge.org/programs/ the project is supported by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
of the United States, AMVETS, Disabled American VeterIf you could feature Chester's photo and ans of Walton County and The American Legion. "We
story in print, we would greatly appreci- would like to see it completed by Veterans Day 2016, said
ate it. We have been having a very high Bowers.
Organizers welcome anyone who would like to donate
success rate with our featured pets each materials or labor for the project which will be made of
week finding their forever homes. Thank primarily polished concrete to simulate the look of granite
and provide ease of maintenance.
you for your continued support!
The memorial will be centered around a 5-point American
star with flagstaffs of the five branches of service centered
around a giant American Flag. Benches will ring the site
so veterans, family and visitors can sit for ceremonies or
quiet reflection. Recessed lighting will light the flags during hours of darkness.

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ISIS Threatens Attack on Washington,

DC While Vowing More Attacks in
Europe in New Video (Youtube)
Islamic State warned in a new video on Monday that countries taking part in air strikes against Syria would suffer the
same fate as France, and threatened to attack in Washington.
The video, which appeared on a website used by Islamic
State to post its messages, begins with news footage of the
aftermath of Friday's Paris shootings in which at least 129
people were killed. The message to countries involved in
what it called the "crusader campaign" was delivered by a
man dressed in fatigues and a turban, and identified in subtitles as Al Ghareeb the Algerian.
"We say to the states that take part in the crusader campaign
that, by God, you will have a day, God willing, like France's
and by God, as we struck France in the center of its abode in
Paris, then we swear that we will strike America at its center
in Washington," the man said.
This purports to be the work of Islamic State fighters in the
Iraqi province of Salahuddine, north of Baghdad. The U.S.
Department of Homeland Security would not comment on
the video but said it has not received information indicating a
potential attack. As of yet. Would you say when?
The French government has called the Paris attacks an act of
war and said it would not end its air strikes against Islamic
State in Syria and Iraq."While we take all threats seriously,
we do not have specific credible information of an attack on
the U.S. homeland," a
DHS official said on condition of anonymity.
French fighter jets
launched their biggest
raids in Syria, targeting
the Islamic State's stronghold in the city of Raqqa,
in coordination with U.S.
forces. Police raided
homes of suspected
Islamist militants across
France overnight.

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By Rian Lyday
"Thanksgiving is an emotional time.
People travel thousands of miles to be with people they see
only once a year.
And then discover once a year is way too often."
-Johnny Carson
I was thinking about Thanksgiving and how people take this
one time a year to tell others what they are thankful for. For
example, if you have a social media account, login in November and read all the posts from people who have complained for 11 months about their livessuddenly they
want to share with the world of social media the 30 things
they are thankful for. Most of those people are instantly
mad about something on December 1st. I am not going to
pretend that I am thankful for my life 365 days a year, I am
human. What I would like to start doing is reminding
myself every single day about something I have to smile
about. I often stop and think, I am so lucky to have the job I
have or the family I love but I dont often share that with
the particular people that make me happy. So, on that note, I
would like to share ten things that I am thankful for with
you, the readers. My list is unconventional this time around
because I have had time to really think about the little and
big things that make me happy on a daily basis. Tell
someone thank you today, just because. Thank you, each
person that takes the time to read my columnsI feel like I
am having a personal conversation with you every time I
write.
The obvious, my son and husband: I am thankful for
the way they make me laugh and act like I am the
smartest and most beautiful person they know.
Show tunes: I am thankful that even though I am not on
Broadway, I can feel like I am with Pandora show
tunes stations.
Pizza: who doesnt love to pizza, the one food in life
that makes almost everyone happy.
My students: every student I have taught, both today
and 15 years ago, has changed my life in some
way.
My dishwasher: I spent almost a year without one
nothing else needs to be said.
My glasses: While I had lasik eye surgery years ago,
my reading glasses are my new best friend.
Almost being 40: Strange, I know, for a female to be
thankful for this milestone, but thank goodness I
have only lived (on average) half of my life. I have
so much more to do before I leave.
Books: Can you imagine when our forefathers were
around? They didnt have worlds of words to
escape to. I cant imagine my life without reading.
Brazil: I lived there when I was a 16 year-old, difficult
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would not be the person I am today.
OCD/ADHD: While some people see it as a curse, I see
it as a blessing. I love the fact that I can listen to 10
people talk at once and answer every question
posed or the fact that my house is always clean
enough that if people show up, I am not
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width w/C & W Tap Paid and Boat Dock!
Boat dock has covered slip w/metal roof
and is built w/Pi-Locks. Enjoy the Bayou
Life!!
ID# P714953
$200,000

MIRROR LAKE ESTATE! 3BR/2BA @

2,100sf. Brick home on 3.6 ac. Large Living
PRISTINE ACREAGE!
3BR/3BA, 1,630 sf, Home on almost 12 ac. Area w/open floor plan. Over 700 sf back
w/screened porch on Pate Branch & 2 fishing deck for beautiful views of the water. Wraparound waterfrontage on two sides & your
ponds. Open floor plan w/stone FP. Big
choice of 4 docks, makes fishing great!
kitchen w/bar. Office area. 2 barns, workshops & storage buildings.
$399,000 ID# P663750 GREAT BUY AT $285,700

LOTS FOR SALE!

Jones Drive - Possible Owner Financing - Two wooded Half Acre
Lots Available. Located on Paved Rd. South of Hwy 20. w/City
Water Available. DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
$24,900 per Lot

BLACK CREEK GET-A-WAY!

4BR/2BA, over 2,100 sf. well maintained manufactured home on

1 acre. New paint & carpet. Huge master suite & split-BR design.
Relaxing screen porch overlooking the privacy-fenced backyard.
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Sparkleberry - Half Acre Lot South of Hwy 20 & just off Hwy 331 10x24 storage bldg./workshop in backyard for the hobbyist.
South. Located on Paved Rd. w/City Water available.
Located close to boat launches. Great saltwater or freshwater
GREAT PRICE!
$24,900 fishing!
Priced to Sell!
$119,900

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS - TEXT PROPERTY ID# TO 85377

Ph: 850-835-4153

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