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Lake View Too

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Nov 16, 2008
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I started off, many months ago, keeping track of the weekly positivity rates on these notices. After the formats started getting changed, I just gave up. I just started to look at it again today, and noticed they are no longer tracking the positivity rate. This, along with the fact that the positivity rate was still around 18%, seems a bit concerning. Then I noticed there were 6 deaths, due to Covid, the week before last. This is also very concerning. The general feeling, at least to me, is that the real data is being suppressed in Florida, and just possibly, in our county too. Anecdotally, I believe the CDC guidelines called for schools to open only if the positivity rate was below 5%, and I have recently heard that two teachers and the principal of Seaside School are now out with Covid.
 

James Bentwood

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Feb 24, 2005
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I started off, many months ago, keeping track of the weekly positivity rates on these notices. After the formats started getting changed, I just gave up. I just started to look at it again today, and noticed they are no longer tracking the positivity rate. This, along with the fact that the positivity rate was still around 18%, seems a bit concerning. Then I noticed there were 6 deaths, due to Covid, the week before last. This is also very concerning. The general feeling, at least to me, is that the real data is being suppressed in Florida, and just possibly, in our county too. Anecdotally, I believe the CDC guidelines called for schools to open only if the positivity rate was below 5%, and I have recently heard that two teachers and the principal of Seaside School are now out with Covid.
Walton County is still waiting on testing equipment on order. I doubt many officials here want to be responsible for sending more positives to the Governor.
 

Poppaj

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Oct 9, 2015
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I started off, many months ago, keeping track of the weekly positivity rates on these notices. After the formats started getting changed, I just gave up. I just started to look at it again today, and noticed they are no longer tracking the positivity rate. This, along with the fact that the positivity rate was still around 18%, seems a bit concerning. Then I noticed there were 6 deaths, due to Covid, the week before last. This is also very concerning. The general feeling, at least to me, is that the real data is being suppressed in Florida, and just possibly, in our county too. Anecdotally, I believe the CDC guidelines called for schools to open only if the positivity rate was below 5%, and I have recently heard that two teachers and the principal of Seaside School are now out with Covid.
Yea, I also noticed positivity rates were no longer being tracked. WTF DeSantis? was my first thought.
 

Lake View Too

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Yea, I also noticed positivity rates were no longer being tracked. WTF DeSantis? was my first thought.
About a month ago, Carl Bernstein started using the phrase “negligent homicide”. At first, I thought it was a little bit far-fetched, but now I think once the post-mortem investigations begin, both Trump and DeSantis are going to have to answer for their cover-ups.
 
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James Bentwood

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Feb 24, 2005
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Wondering why people in Florida are pointing at Walton County?

If you've noticed people not wearing masks, going to restaurants and bars, business as usual, acting like there is no pandemic - here is the consequence. Get you head out of the sand Walton County. Deal with it!
 

UofL

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Jan 21, 2005
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Wondering why people in Florida are pointing at Walton County?

If you've noticed people not wearing masks, going to restaurants and bars, business as usual, acting like there is no pandemic - here is the consequence. Get you head out of the sand Walton County. Deal with it!
We were there the first two weeks of October. Seaside was full of teenagers on fall break. We wore our masks each time we walked to town center. Most people seemed to keep them off unless a business required them. We got our food to go until we tried Great Southern's special bar section in their tent that had separation. The kids gathered on the beach together, looking like a legendary PCB spring break. (They weren't staying at Seaside. They either got the code from someone and shared it or climbed over the fences and gates at Seaside. Our beach area wasn't crowded. We went early (7:00) and returned for sunset. This was our 2nd Seaside trip this year plus another beach trip, staying safe. We tested negative post beach trips.
We haven't eaten in a restaurant at home (Louisville) since Friday, March 13th. The same day Breonna Taylor was murdered. We grocery shop. Get food to go. We stay away from people and wear masks when out.
 

30A Skunkape

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Jan 18, 2006
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Wondering why people in Florida are pointing at Walton County?

If you've noticed people not wearing masks, going to restaurants and bars, business as usual, acting like there is no pandemic - here is the consequence. Get you head out of the sand Walton County. Deal with it!

The folks who live out of town and overextended themselves buying property here for AirBnB purposes have already spoken. They have asserted their right to uninterrupted rental income and fail safe investing, our health be damned. And the enlightened BCC listened. Stay safe!
 
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