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Hello once again, to you my favorite readers in the world.So, the weather has cooled down some, great for sleeping

with a window open. I hear the fishing has been really goodtoo. Lots of events coming up with Halloween right around the corner.

Now is a good time to make that deal for advertising through the Holidays. I have acurrent special so good that you need to call me to hear it. You wouldnt want me to em-

barrass the competitors rates, would you? Just give me a call and I have a deal for youthat only a fool with a business would pass up.

For those of you who have followed along with me over the years. You know that I canpick some touchy subjects for around these parts, but I feel a need to stimulate yourminds. It does get tough some times to figure out what to write about for there is so muchto talk about.

From all of the past and most recent scandals within our government, there is probablynothing I can say or write about that you may already heard of. But I am totally baffled

by the lack of ethics for our laws. The ones not re-written to hide an Obamacare fee.Let me ask you this. Do you really honestly think that this Muslim brotherhood mem-

ber has our best wishes for us as Americans? This president has foregone any memory ofbeing proud to be an American. Maybe it was the way I was raised, I played Baseball,(not much for Hot-Dogs), but Burgers and home made apple pie.was awesome to meas a child. But now Ive grown up and seen many horrible things, especially through thehelp of social media like facebook. I feel Ive seen it all. And you know what? There will

be more posted tomorrow, everyday until you die.As a nation once noted for its glory and fame, we have now been dooped, by a system

of a problematic nature with no end in sight.Someone explain to me why we still havent closed our borders? We have numerous

cases of Ebola and the other virus spreading like wild-fire. Why? Did we think that aperson who has been around these infectious diseases would be honest when coming intoour country? Of course not! Why do we bring incurable diseases into America at all? Wehave the resources to out-source this epidemic. Lets help fight the disease outside ofour country, why? To eliminate any possibility of anyone carrying this disease of settingfoot on our soil. Sounds good to me.

But, oh wait, that has already been taking place all around our country and what doesour government want to do? Hide the facts, for they have no legitimate reason to let gowhat they have already ignored for the past few years. Doesnt it seem inevitable that thegovernment wants to punish us or have us killed to make room for more illegals?

I cannot put an exact number of reasons I never trusted in Obama. The way he waselected was a lie, many people stating how they voted 6-10x for Obama? The way hemanipulated the system to have Obamacare even exist, was under a lie. His wife being aman? Yes. His kids adopted? Yes. He praises Allah, not our God. So, when all of his lies

from being a citizen to knowingly being from Kenya were being raised, why did you notbelieve any of it? Why did you vote FOR him? Read up on the facts now coming out.

For there are few of you who will admit to voting him in. Even most people I talk tothat did in Fact vote for him then, they are speechless now. Money is power, thats whyhe likes so much to fund-raise all the time. He snookered you in like a puppet, time for aChange was his motto..did you ever not see at least one sign of him to trust in him? Inever did, nor do I now. Facts keep coming in.

People who are standing up for what is wrong are being found murdered for theywould bring a subject of treason, killings and such? Your government of elected officialswould have a hard time trying to defend what he does, how he does it and why he hasdone what he has and hasnt done.

We have so many scandals that when they surface, they tell them they are liars? The

same Marines that defend you for your freedom are now lying? What do they have togain, except for other people like us know the truth. Know the truth behind Benghazi?Familys of beheaded victims told to be quite of how the government failed in aidingthem. You think that a Mother or Father is lying about what they were told by CIA ifthey talk? The quicker they diverted your attention about Benghazi, another scandal.

IRS, targeting victims for their choice of a vote? Yes, they did that so clumsily thateven when they tried to lie to cover it up, they opened up another can of worms lyingabout the truth. Some of the things Lerner said was a joke. To play down the serious ofher dealings within the IRS should hold her in prison a long time. Think they will? No,

because she helped Obama get elected.Lets see how about the Dept. of Justice can we rely on them? No, watch how Holder

squirmed when asked questions. Under oath, it dont matter to them the damage to us allhas been done. I still say they should be put in prison. Up to and including Hillary Clin-ton with Benghazi shows her true colors. She was fired as an intern for unethical practiceduring her time with slick Rick Nixon. He only did what they have repeated but yet noone loses a job? No handcuffs, no jail, no fines, nothing.

If you helped Obama get elected, your just as bad, for they go unpunished, by anyone.

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WHAT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN DERBY? Handcrafted Pumpkin Racersracing side-by-side in unpredictable and dramatic style! Families and friends racefor fun and the coveted Championship Trophy. Recognition for Best of Show, Best

Team Spirit, and Best Crash.

NEED A PUMPKIN RACER? Pumpkin Derby Racer Kits will be available for pur-chase at the DERBY while supplies last! Pumpkin Racer Kits are fun and easy to as-semble and contain everything you need to build a Pumpkin Racer, including a medium-sized pumpkin. Free expert assistance, decorations, and accessories are available at the

event for those purchasing official kits. Kits are $20.00.One pumpkin racer per person is allowed for the perspective races.

Get a cheering squad together to cheer your pumpkin racer on tovictory. Ribbons will be given for the most spirited racer crew. No

items are allowed inside the pumpkins that would be CHEATING!

All Pumpkin Racers must design and race their Pumpkin Racersaccording to these few important rules to ensure that the Pumpkin

Race is fun and fair for everyone.

RULE #1Craft your Pumpkin Racer using a single pumpkin.

RULE #2 Insert two independent axels through your pumpkin and attach wheels to

the axels. Spice up your racer with style.

RULE #3 You may not attach your pumpkin onto a pre-fabricated chassis of any kind

(skateboard, stroller, Tonka truck, etc., etc...) A.K.A. The "Anti-Stealth" Rule.

RULE #4NO EXPLOSIVES or PYROTECHNICS.

RULE #5No pushing or "helping" your Pumpkin Racer on the starting line. Our Race

Officials have seen it all - the last minute shove, the hidden thumb flick, the early

release, the remote control chassis, etc. etc. See Rule #6.

RULE #6NO CHEATING. Feel great about being honest and fair. Don't be tempted

to be a Cheater Pumpkin. Use the honor system and obey the spirit of these rules. OurRace Officials have a keen eye and the CHEATER BEATER will be ready to bring a

Cheater Pumpkin down by being SQUASHED!!!

WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND OVER YOUR HEART, REPEAT THE SOLEMN

PUMPKIN RACER PLEDGE:

"I pledge to always do my very best and play by the rules because Cheater Pumpkinsnever prosper." This is the Pumpkin Racer Pledge Congratulations, Pumpkin

Racer.

Racing Tips

TIPS FROM THE PUMPKIN RACE PROS

Be sure to read the Official Rulesto understand how to build a "legal" Pumpkin Racer.

A bigger or heavier Pumpkin Racer is not a faster Pumpkin Racer. Rarely does the big-

gest win.

The best way to build a fast Racer is to make sure the axles are parallelso it will roll

straight down the track. This will keep your pumpkin from hitting the wall.

Make sure all of your wheels spin freely! Duh!?! And have FUN!!!!

There will be different categories to race in.

Race #1Ages 36 Race #2Ages 7-12 Race #3Ages 13infinity

Corporate Competition

Final Race will be with all winners of each division races.The winner of this race will be the champion pumpkin racer.Ribbons will be given to each racer. Each racer winner willreceive a ribbon and the winner of each category willreceive a trophy and the grand champion winner will get alarge trophy with cash.

OFFICIAL PUMPKIN RACE RULES

Saturday 10/25/14

Presented by:

Church at the Bay

WHERE: SOUTH WALTON BAY CHURCH

24388 US HWY 331 SOUTHSANTA ROSA BEACH, FL 32459

WHEN: OCTOBER 25, 2014

TIME: 1:00 PM4:00 PM

For more information contact:

Dr. Walt Campbell -850-685-0684

or [email protected]

On October 25th the Church at the Bay in South Walton will host the first

ever Pumpkin Derby in Walton County.

Pumpkins with wheels will race down a track and the winners will receive

trophies and all participants will receive recognition for participation. Pumpkinracer kits will be available at the church or you can build your own accordingto the specifications that are available.

A craft fair will also be held that day as well and crafters ore welcome.

For more information call 850-685-0684 or check us out on

Facebook at The Church at the Bay.

Chipley- State Road (S.R.) 20, one mile east of the Choctaw Beach RecreationArea in Walton County, will be reduced to one travel lane for approximately

three days beginning Tuesday, Oct. 7. Construction crews will be performingdrainage work.Drivers will also encounter intermittent and alternating daytime lane closures

between the Okaloosa County line and County Road 83A, Monday, Oct. 6through Friday, Oct. 10. The closures will occur from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. as crewswork on the roadway shoulders and replace the guardrail.Flagmen will be on-site to safely direct traffic through the work zones. All

planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be rescheduledin the event of inclement weather.For more information, follow the Florida Department of Transportation

District Three on Twitter @myfdot_nwfl or like us on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/MyFDOTNWFL

Lane Closures Planned for State Road 20
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Healthmark Health Matters

Wear and tearOsteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis,

affecting millions of people around the world. Oftencalled wear-and-tear arthritis, osteoarthritis occurs whenthe protective cartilage on the ends of your bones wears

down over time.While osteoarthritis can damage any joint in your body,according to researchers at Mayo Clinic, the disordermost commonly affects joints in the hands, neck, lower

back, knees and hips.Osteoarthritis gradually worsens with time, and no cure

exists, but proper treatment can slow the progression ofthe disease, relieve pain and improve joint function.

Osteoarthritis occurs when the cartilage that cushionsthe ends of bones deteriorates over time. Cartilage is afirm, slippery tissue that permits nearly frictionless jointmotion. In osteoarthritis, the slick surface of the cartilage

becomes rough. Eventually, if the cartilage wears down

completely, a person may be left with bone rubbing onbone.

Symptoms usually include joint pain and tenderness,stiffness upon waking in the morning or after a period ofinactivity. There may be a loss of flexibility or a gratingsensation that can be felt and heard.

The risk of osteoarthritis increases with age and womenare more likely to develop osteoarthritis, though it is notclear why. Injuries, such as those that occur when playingsports or from an accident, may increase the risk of os-teoarthritis. Carrying more body weight also puts addedstress on weight-bearing joints, such as your knees andankles. Certain occupations place repetitive stress on a

particular joint, which may eventually lead to osteoarthri-tis. Having diabetes, underactive thyroid, gout or Paget'sdisease of bone can increase the risk of developing os-teoarthritis.

If you have joint pain or stiffness that lasts for morethan a few weeks, make an appointment with a physician.While there is no cure for osteoarthritis, early treatmentcan help to reduce pain and maintain jo int movement.

Osteoarthritis symptoms can be relieved by a variety ofover-the-counter medications, including acetaminophenand ibuprofen, but too much can cause cardiovascular

problems, bleeding problems, and liver and kidney dam-age. Older people have the highest risk of complications.

Prescription medications may provide relief from moresevere osteoarthritis pain, but they sometimes carry a riskof dependence and there are side effects.

Injections of corticosteroid medications may relievepain in your joint, but the number of shots a person canreceive each year is limited, because the medication canworsen joint damage over time. Joint replacement is anoption for extreme cases. Hip and knee joints are themost commonly replaced joints. Surgical risks includeinfections and blood clots. Artificial joints can wear out,too. In the meantime, lifestyle changes and home treat-ments also can help reduce osteoarthritis symptoms. Ifyou are experiencing pain or inflammation in a jo int, restit for 12 to 24 hours and find activities that don't requireusing the joint repetitively.

Exercise can increase your endurance and strengthenthe muscles around your joint, but stick to gentle exer-cises, such as walking, biking or swimming. Lose weight.Being overweight or obese increases the stress on weight-bearing joints, such as knees and hips. Even a smallamount of weight loss can relieve some pressure andreduce your pain.

Heat and cold can relieve pain in your joint. Heat re-lieves stiffness, and cold can relieve muscle spasms and

pain. Over-the-counter pain creams for temporary relief.Pain creams work best on joints that are close to the sur-face of the skin, such as knees and fingers.

Use a cane to take weight off the knees or hips whilewalking. Carry the cane in the hand opposite the leg thathurts. Gripping and grabbing tools may make it easier towork in the kitchen. For more information, call Dr. ScottHaufe at Healthmark Walk-in Clinic, (850) 951-4556.

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HEALTHIEST WEIGHT FLORIDA LAUNCHES

FALL INTO HEALTHY HABITS

TALLAHASSEEThe Florida Department of Health today announced the Fallinto Healthy Habits campaign, which is an initiative of Healthiest Weight Floridadesigned to promote healthy choices during the fall season. Fall is a great time ofyear to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family. Being outside encourages ac-tive lifestyles by decreasing time spent in front of a television or computer screen.Remaining physically active outside also has mental health benefits such as stress

reduction.

"As we transition into the fall season, it's important to remember that many of ourfavorite activities are better with healthy choices, said State Surgeon General andSecretary of Health Dr. John Armstrong. "TheFall into Healthy Habits campaignis a great resource for children and families to learn more about eating healthy andstaying active during the fall months.

Fall into Healthy Habitsoffers a variety of printable materials and encouragesparticipation in a number of outdoor activities. Areas of focus include:

Gardening

Tailgating

CampingFlorida's Junior Park Ranger Program

Operation RecreationGeocaching Program

Healthiest Weight Florida is a public-private collaboration bringing to-gether state agencies, not-for-profit organizations, businesses and entirecommunities to help Florida's children and adults make consistent, in-formed choices about healthy eating and active living. The Department'sgoal is to encourage physical activity and walking while emphasizing howsmall choices affect your health and environment. For more information,

visit www.HealthiestWeightFL.com/fall.

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HEALTHMARK REGIONALMedical Center

recently welcomed a local group of communityleaders who also represent Gideons Interna-

tional and Auxiliary. The group distributed Biblesand New Testaments to Healthmarks medical and

ancillary staff. In addition, new Bibles were placed in

all patient rooms and in waiting areas, throughout thehospital.

Its our great joy to be ab le to provide a copy of

Gods Holy Word to our friends at Healthmark, saidMatthew Douglass,

president of the localWalton County

Camp. All genuinelyand gladly received

the scriptures thatwere placed and

given. We thank Dr.James Thompson,

CEO of Healthmark,for allowing us tofulfill our mission,

he added.

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Thursday, October 9, 2014 The Emerald Star News, Inc.

The Mayors PostRuss Barley Freeport Mayor

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Greeting from the Mayors Office-

What a great weekend with the cool weather if only it

would last, I think we are all ready for the Fall season.

Welcome to our newest city employee- Mrs. BarbaraMoore, she is the front desk receptionist who hastaken the place of Mr. Al Wilson, we look forward tohaving her as part of our group, please come in and

say hello to Barbara.

The City Council has had the first hearing on some 50+ properties for annexation into the city limits andreviews are in the process for the next round of prop-erties to be annexed. We currently have positionsavailable with the city- starting with a new City Clerk,

an IT person, Parks and Recreations Director and ap-plications can be picked up at the city hall or you cango on line to the city web page and download the ap-

plications. Freeport Fire Chief Chad Harrell tenderedhis resignation effective September 25, 2014, and nodiscussion or decision has been made as to a replace-ment at this writing. The City Council had a specialmeeting to review the qualifications for a new cityclerk and the revision has been posted on the web

page and the city council also rescinded the Resolu-tion 07-04 regarding the use of Palm Trees within thecity limits and they agreed to purchase office equip-ment that has been long overdue. We have now beganour new fiscal year so our new budget for the differentdepartments are now in effect. We had a ribbon cut-ting for a new business Puffing Vapors located on

Hwy 331, on Saturday of this past week and we

have a new nail salon opening soon and we will also

welcome them to the area with a ribbon cutting as

well. We look forward to seeing new businesses

begin to come into our city as the progress of the

four lane is completed and we see Freeport moving

ahead. Any questions, concerns or comments,

please give me a call at City Hall.

Last year, over 100 players met at Santa Rosa Golf& Beach Club for the inaugural 30A Charity GolfClassic, a wild one-day tournament that raised over$23,000 for charity! This year, the 2nd Annualtournament, presented by The Aesthetic Clinique,

will be held on Saturday, October 18th, and prom-ises to be even more fun!Player check-in will begin at 7:30 AM, with a shot-gun start at 8:30 AM. Complimentary snacks will

be served along the course, and 30A Beer Cartswill be making the rounds, selling ice cold GraytonBeer (including 30A Beach Blonde, of course!),mulligans and special opportunities to give teamsthe winning edge.The team that wins the 2014 30A Charity GolfClassic will score some incredible prizes again thisyear, donated by our friends, sponsors, partners andlocal businesses. Just like last year, well have tons

of fun prizes, raffles and giveaways

10/17 - Howl O' Ween at Alys Beachfrom 4-6pm -

Come to Alys Beach with your four-legged buddy toenjoy a fun event with contests, prizes, and more!

Don't forget to dress your dog up!

10/18 - 30A Golf Charity Classic - Be the ball

FMS Fall Festival

When: Friday, October 10

from 5:30-8pm

Where:Freeport Middle School Football Field

WHAT: Inflatables / Rock Wall / Fun booths (facepainting, bake sale, glow sticks, ring toss, duckpond, etc.) Concessions/Vendors Hay Ride

Lots of family/community fun!*Armbands will be on sale beginning

September 29 at FMS and FES for $10 inadvance. They will be $15 the night of.

*Vendor spots are availablefor $25 or 50/50. Pleasecontact Dennis Grey at

[email protected] orKristy Moody [email protected]

Thursday-OCT 16th @ 5pm

Come to the Community

Center in Freeport

Pastor Sam of First Baptist Church will be holdinga gathering of other pastors, ministers in the area.The public is welcome to listen to a plan of action.

For those of you who read his past few readings,youll understand what he is trying and hoping toaccomplish here in Freeport. Its about helping.
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Resurfacing Continues on CR 183;Chairman Chapman Goes to Work

As part of Walton Countys continued efforts toimprove local roads, CW Roberts Construction iscurrently repaving County Road 183 from southend of the I-10 overpass to SR 81 in WaltonCounty.

The 8.32 mile project includes widening, millingand resurfacing CR 183, re-grading, soddingshoulders, turnout construction and paving, new

guardrail installation, mailbox replacement, newsignage and new thermoplastic striping with audi-ble/vibratory edge line.

Recently, District 1 Commissioner and ChairmanBill Chapman visited the work crews to get anupdate on the status of the project. As can beexpected with Commissioner Chapman, he alsotook the opportunity to participate.

It is important for all of us to be involved withnot only the projects taking place in our own dis-tricts, but in all districts throughout the County,said Chapman. It is also important to me from

time to time to get out interact with our crews andcontractors to let them know we appreciate themand all they do to assist our county

The project is slatedfor completion inMarch 2015. All

planned constructionactivities are weatherdependent and may berescheduled in theevent of inclementweather.

For more information,please contact JimHarman, WaltonCounty Project Man-ager at har-

[email protected].

Happenings in DeFuniak Springs

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WALTON COUNTY TO HOST THIRD

FIXED PRICE SALE AT WALTON

COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

In an effort to rid the county of surplus items and free up space incounty facilities, Walton County will be hosting their third fixed priceyard sale on Saturday, October 18thfrom 7am to 12pm at the WaltonCounty Fairgrounds located just north of DeFuniak Springs on High-

way 83 North.

The fixed price sale will include 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 countyhas surplused that are no longer used or needed by the County, aswell as items that are collected through the Countys recycling pro-

gram at the landfill.

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 follow-

ing 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, thesefixed 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 850-951-7101.

Kayla B. Jackson of

Walton High SchoolPrincipal of Walton High School, Russell

Hughes said Kayla B. Jackson has beennamed a Commended Student in the 2015

National Merit Scholarship Program.

A letter of Commendation from theschool and National Merit ScholarshipCorporation, which conducts the program,will be presented by the principal to this

scholastically talented senior.

It is estimated at about 34,000 Commended

Students throughout the nation are beingrecognized for their exceptional academic

promise. Although they will not continuein the 2015 competition, CommendedStudents placed among the top five percentof more than 1.5 million students whoentered the 2015 competition by taking thePreliminary SAT/National Merit

Scholarship Qualifying Test.

Saturday, October 11th, its the Run Out Hunger in Walton County5K Walk/Run and 10K Run. The race will begin at 8 am at SouthwideBaptist Church in DeFuniak Springs. Registration is $30. Proceedswill benefit the Helping Hands Association, feeding the hungry in

Walton County. Register now by going to www.active.com.

Walton County BCC Notice

of Meeting Changes

October 14, 2014 Meeting will begin at

4:00 PM and be located at the Walton

County Courthouse; 571 US Highway

90, DeFuniak Springs, FL

October 28, 2014 Meeting will begin at

4:00 PM and be located at the South

Walton Courthouse Annex; 31 Coastal

Centre Boulevard, Santa Rosa Beach,

Give to everyone who begs from you; andof him who takes away your goods do notask them again. And as you wish that men

would do to you, do so to them.

Jesus Christ
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It is probable that the past will return - though not necessarily to haunt you. It may be that there are out-standing issues to resolve before you can move forward with ease (most likely after the solar eclipse on23rd). Financial matters and, specifically, how you get along with neighbors and colleagues whose working

hours and systems may be very different to your own might require attention.

Hold the thought that you are an Aries - and that suggests you want to be free, courageous, independentand brave. Accessing those traits could be top priority this week when it seems the stakes will be very highindeed. It's not simply that there's a special Full Moon - and that you might feel you're in danger of beingeclipsed by others, but may be more about the fact that others have pigeon-holed you.

This could be an exceptionally meaningful period for you with others listening closely to what you have tosay. Anticipate recognition of your expertise. The fact that you are ready and willing to acknowledge ear-lier 'errors of judgment' will surely carry great weight.

It may be a colleague who decides it's time for them to move on. The downside of this is that you could

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If you haven't already begun the process of space-clearing, then by midweek this could be deemed impera-tive. True, there may be items on their way out that stir up memories and yes, you may be tempted to keepsome of these things. Yet the pull of making space for new interests should increase. There's also the strong

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I interviewed owner, Jos Bekkers, the other afternoon in the heart of Saltwater Steel, the workshop. Saltwater

Steel is located on the property behind the giant pirate ship on 331.

How long has your business been in the area? What made you move to Walton County? We have been here for

14 months. Saltwater Steel is a new business which started in July 2013. Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to move toeither the mountains or the beach. In the past few years, I started looking for a new place to live, a more prosperousarea, in order to survive in the business industry. That, mixed with our desire to move to the beach, landed us here. In

my search for a business location on the Emerald Coast, I found Freeport to be a very attractive location.

What does your business provide? My business provides custom fabricated metal products. I started the business

as a furniture and light fixture business and soon found out that there was a need for structural steel and other fabricated

products within the construction field. Future plans include expansion of our operation, adding new jobs to the area.

Describe your business philosophy/idea. Providing well-crafted steel products at a reasonable price.

What is most rewarding about your job; what makes it all worthwhile? I finally have a shop where I can build

the things I have always dreamed of!

What's the newest, freshest approach you are bringing to your job? We can build anythinganything from

plain structural steel to outrageous steel art. We also build many galvanized steel projects to counteract salt damage and

provide long-lasting structures to withstand the corrosive coastal climate.

Name one thing about yourself that most people don't know. I was born and raised in Holland. I have lived in the United States for 30 years.

Anything else youd like to add? I started this business because I love to make things out of steel. My initial thoughts were building furniture, light fixtures, and gates

then we found out that it would be hard to pay the bills unless you have serious production along with the fun projects. It w as nice to find out that there was such a seriousneed for other metal fabrication in the area. The boom around 30A is keeping us very, very busy. We have landed several out -of-state jobs in the lower Southern states aswell. Not only do we provide local services but we bring revenue from other states back to this area. The biggest struggle is finding true artisans who are experienced and

creative in the metal industry.

You can see some of our work within the community. We built a custom wrought iron tree gate for the Ruskin artist colony, located in the center of Seaside. We also built

some I-beam art projects in Georgia and South Carolina. We do creative interior design objects made from oyster shells, recycled whiskey barrels, and reclaimed wood. An-other big project we have contributed to is the 331 bridge project. Forged steel handrails and spiral staircases are other projects that make Saltwater Steel stand out. You canlook at our website to see some of the other creative projects Saltwater has developed since conception. I thoroughly enjoy working with the local community. We havefound Freeport to be a very friendly and welcoming place to work. *We are always looking for skilled, metal fabricators to join our creative staff. Stop by the pirate ship on

331 today!

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This newspaper is owned and operated here in FREEPORT FLORIDA

Lets keep this going by advertising with us! Best prices around. Anyand all support of this newspaper is deeply appreciated. Your makinghistory with each edition we complete. Find news, make news. Tell it.Got something to say? Let us hear it! I ll print it....Freedom of the press!

Welcome to the Neighborhood!Introducing Freeports newer businesses, one addition at a time.

Chris, Jos Bekkers (owner), Keith,Travis , & James

Team Saltwater Steel

NOTICE of PUBLIC WORKSHOP

You are hereby notified of a Public Work-shop to be held on October 14, 2014 at 2:30

p.m. The workshop will take place in the

Board Room of the DeFuniak Springs Court-house located at 571 E. Nelson Ave.

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the

Walton County solid waste property.

Please be advised two or more Commission-

ers may attend this meeting.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Please be advised that the Walton CountyLocal Restore Act Committee will holdtheir next meeting on Thursday, October

16, 2014 at 3:30 PM at the Bayou ArtsCenter located at 105 Hogtown Bayou,

Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459.

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss

the RESTORE Act.

Two or more Walton County Commis-sioners may attend. These meetings are

open to the public.

Construction Work Planned for Wheeler Point Park NearU.S. 331 Bridge

Construction crews will remove the pavilions and restrooms at Wheeler Point Park on U.S.331 on the north shore of the Choctawhatchee Bay in Walton County the week of Monday,Oct. 20. Removal is required to continue construction for the new bridge across Choc-

tawhatchee Bay.

Portable toilets and picnic tables will be temporarily placed at the park during construc-tion. Once completed, the new bridge will feature an expanded recreational area beneath

the southern approach of the Clyde B. Wells Bride. The recreational area will include park-ing spaces, a boat launch, picnic facilities, restrooms, fishing areas and observation spaces.

All planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be re-scheduled in theevent of inclement weather or other delays. For more information, the latest traffic adviso-

ries and to sign up for project e-newsletters, visitwww.facebook.com/USHighway331.
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The Art of Hashtagging-Rian Lyday

I am unlike the typical socialmedia fan in that I was annoyed

by hashtags. Maybe it is the edu-cator in me that hates to see words crammed together or maybe I just couldnt see pastthe mashed up letters long enough to decipher a coherent message. In any caseI havecome to understand that hashtagging is an art. Hashtags are used as more than a state-ment but can be used to group yourself with like-minded people. Did you know there iseven a hashtag website designed to organize the worlds hashtags? Even conservativeformer first lady, Laura Bush, is an avid hashtagger. Of course, I still am a cautioushashtagger. I want my hashtags to mean something, so I started researching and started ahashtag experiment of my own. My first step was to post pictures on Instagram and tryrandom hashtags, for example, I posted pictures of my unusually large eggplants frommy garden and added #eggplantsonsteriods. When you hashtag something, it turns blueand you are able to click on the tag. I clicked on this random tag and do you know thatthere is a whole universe of eggplants on steroids associated with this tag? My next tagwas a picture of our winter garden with the hashtag #weloveourveggies. This tag led meto a community of people who do just that, love their veggies. (Yes, I too see my garden-ing trend, I just wanted to stay on the safe tagging side at first.)Hashtags have become the way for people to organize social media protests, support acause, or find people with similar likes and dislikes to follow. I am amazed at the wayhashtags can connect people. Next time you post a picture to social media, try hashtag-ging it and see where it leads. You may just stumble onto a new group of friends.#newtohashtags

Tips for the new hashtagger:Dont overuse them. Hashtags are most effective when you use them judiciously.Including more than two in a single tweet is overkill. And irritating. Rule of thumb: youonly need to tag the most important word that represents the theme of your tweet.

Be obvious. Often, the best hashtag is the most obvious one. Consider this case study:the producers of the American version of X-Factor wanted to differentiate their showfrom the original British version, so they settled on using the hashtag XFUSA. Butthen a funny thing happened: fans, of their own accord, started using the non-promoted#xfactor five times more than the official #XFUSA.

So the producers listened to their fans and changed it up, using #xfactor to promote theshow in its second episode. They saw an immediate increase in the Twitter conversationsurrounding the show.

Join a conversation. You can benefit from the power of hashtags without generatingthem on your own. Find a Twitter chat thats relevant or interesting to you by identifying

its hashtag, and follow along.

There is a Google Spreadsheet online that lists all of the active Twitter hashtag chats,which is a great place to start browsing for topics that interest you. Alternatively, you canfind hashtag chats through Twitter.coms search, by asking your followers about anychats they might participate in, or by stumbling across one in the trending topics list. Bo-nus: If you join in a popular conversation on Twitter using a hashtag, you increase the

likelihood that youll get retweeted.

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