Chesser: Some Are Swimming NAKED!
Townhouse owners face unique insurance challenges due to the structure and maintenance responsibilities typically assigned to individual owners rather than an association. With rising insurance costs, many townhome units risk being uninsured, which poses significant problems when a loss occurs. It’s crucial for townhouse boards to ensure proper insurance coverage, either through common area expenses or by mandating individual policies to avoid devastating rebuilding delays.
Niceville, Freeport, and Crestview Kids Learn Selflessness at This Summer Event
Heat, humidity, and gnats are the three guarantees for a June in Florida. Steve Schutt hopes that as Crosspoint Church’s annual service outreach, Mission Northwest, enters its 14th year, it will continue as the fourth constant for Niceville in June. Schutt, along with other volunteers, will lead 275 children in grades 5-12 in service projects around the Florida Panhandle, helping non-profits and fostering a lifetime commitment to serving others and empathy.
Summer in South Walton Starts With Two Shark Attacks
On Friday, June 7th, two shark attacks occurred just 4 miles apart along the beaches of South Walton County, injuring three people. The first attack happened near WaterSound Beach around 1:20 p.m., where a 45-year-old woman swimming past the first sandbar sustained severe injuries resulting in the amputation of her arm. An hour and a half later, two teenage girls standing in waist-deep water at Seacrest Beach were attacked, with one suffering severe injuries to her leg and hand. Both critically injured victims were airlifted to local trauma centers. These incidents mark the third and fourth shark attacks in Walton County in recent years.
