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02-25-2010, 12:02 PM #1
Pick up a Herald/Breeze- packed with lots of local NEWS this week- 2/25/10
Pick up a copy of this week's DeFuniak Herald/Beach Breeze for all the important local news!
In the Breeze-
* Gubernatorial Candidate Paula Dockery visits the Walton Republican Women Federated meeting
*Attorney General candidate Dave Aronberg visits Seaside
*Officials hear recommendations for Driftwood Estates
*C.O.P.S. service organization establishes Panhandle chapter
*South Walton Mosquito Control news
*news from the Seagrove Garden Club, Santa Rosa Green Thumb Garden Club, and Florida Master naturalist program
*David Pleat fundraiser at Harbor Docks
*Camellia Festival and Heritage Day at Eden State Gardens
*Shelter House Gala info (Mar. 20th)- to benefit victims of domestic violence
*Seaside Rep Intern show info
In the Herald-
*Elections, audits, code, intersections at DeFuniak Spring City Council meeting
*Bomb squad responds to Mossy Head call
*Walton County School District receives $10,000 gift, and other WCSD news
*Ann Tucker's efforts to help the Muscogee Nation in Bruce
*Latest Community Walton group news- Men Who Service Walton calendar and other CW efforts
*Boys & Girls Club hosts Abrakadoodle street art
*coverage of the Florida Chautaqua Assembly
*DFS Kiwanis doles out buckets of aid for Haitian victims
*LOTS of sports and school news
Pick up a copy today or call 850-892-3232 to get the paper delivered right to your mailbox!
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enjoyed the photos of the Daisy troop in last week's edition...it was my granddaughter in the pilot's seat of Air One!
A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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And a photo of Allifunn by Jdarg.
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02-25-2010, 01:19 PM #4
Re subscribing, it may be helpful to say that the days of operation for the Herald/Breeze business office are Monday through Wednesday and Friday. The office does observe the traditional DeFuniak Springs Thursday holiday.
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Oh yeah. When I was a tot, you didn't go to DeFuniak to conduct business on Thursdays. IIRC, some businesses were open Thursday morning but closed at noon. My grandmother said they would roll up the sidewalk if they could.

I always assumed it was because that's when the Herald came out and everyone had to take off to go read it.
Go Seminoles...fight team fight...SCALP'EM!!
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02-25-2010, 02:14 PM #8
I lived in North Alabama for awhile and there was a tradition there and in some places in nearby northwest Georgia for business to be closed on Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday afternoon. I would guess there are traditions for different variations of the work week in other areas, but a lot of them have died out in favor of the Monday-Friday work week now.
Last edited by miznotebook; 02-25-2010 at 02:18 PM. Reason: Had my directions wrong.
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So most Defuniak businesses work 4 days a week? Or they add saturday?
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I didn't know this was really a traditional day off in DeFuniak! I just assumed that since the writers and staff work long hours and weekends, that Thursday was like their Sunday! How cool- I love old traditions like this!








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