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Politics and Buildings Heat Up in Destin
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Summary
In this conversation, Christopher Saul and Paul Sjoberg discuss various topics, including a recent fire at Tailfins in Destin, the entry of Mary Ann Windes into the race for the District 5 County Commission seat, the opening of the Eglin visitor control center, the upcoming visit of Governor DeSantis to Destin, the recent speed enforcement campaign in Niceville, and the opening of Newsies at Niceville High School. They also discuss the need for private schools in the area and the benefits of competition with public schools. They end the conversation by sharing their buying and selling recommendations.
Keywords
fire, Destin, County Commission, Eglin, visitor control center, Governor DeSantis, speed enforcement, Newsies, private schools, public schools
Takeaways
- A fire at Tailfins in Destin caused significant damage, but no civilians were harmed.
- Mary Ann Windes has entered the race for the District 5 County Commission seat, adding competition to the race.
- The new Eglin visitor control center will open on May 1st at the Air Force Armament Museum.
- Governor DeSantis will be visiting Destin to discuss summer outings.
- The recent speed enforcement campaign in Niceville has led to a noticeable decrease in speeding.
- The conversation explores the need for private schools in the area and the benefits of competition with public schools.
- The hosts share their buying and selling recommendations, including supporting local businesses and ending anonymous posts on Facebook.
Chapters
04:09
Mary Ann Windes Enters County Commission Race
10:48
Governor DeSantis Visits Destin
25:15
Effects of State Voucher Program for Public and Private Schools.
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