Subject: WZEP AM 1460 First News Tuesday 08--5-08
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Walton County Board County Commission, District 3 Monday, August 11 @ 8:45 am - Larry Jones & Johnny Smith

 

Walton County School District, Supt. Of Schools, Tuesday, August 12 @ 8:45 am - Carlene Anderson & Trisha Hutchison

 

Walton County School Board, District 1, Wednesday, August 13 @ 8:45 am - Robert Nelson, Mildred Wilkerson & Tim Yandell

 

Walton County School Board, District 4, Thursday, August 14 @ 8:45 am - Mark Davis & Marsha Winegarner

 

Florida Representative, District 5, Friday, August 15 @ 8:45 am - Sherry Campbell & Brad Drake

 

Walton County Sheriff, Republican, Saturday, August 16, 10am - Michael Adkinson, Jr., Richard S. Brown, Tom Cooper, Tony Cornman, Ralph Johnson, Jimmy Macon, Dennis Wise

 

Walton County Board of County Commission, District 5, Saturday,  August 16, 11am - Sid Braunstein, Bob Hudson, Cecilia Jones, Alan Osborne, George Wallace Smith


Listen to the Mp3 file for News Segment 0 http://www.wzep1460.com/WZEP%20News%20Tuesday%20Segment%200.mp3
 

Gas Station Attendant Struck By Customer’s Truck

 

Around 2pm Sunday an employee of the Murphy’s Oil on Highway 331 was struck by a truck as it was pulling from the service station. An unconfirmed report says the female employee is pregnant. Lt. Greg Gandy with the DeFuniak Springs Police could not confirm the expectant condition, but did confirm she was in a Pensacola hospital with non-life threatening, but serious injuries.

 

While the investigation is still underway, apparently the employee was removing moisture from a tank valve in the driveway landing of the gas station. There were orange cones placed for safety. Gandy says the employee was bent over or on her knees near an orange cone on the northeast corner of the station. The truck pulled out and stuck her at low speed.

 

Gandy says the male driver of the truck was charged with failure to make sure the lane of travel was clear. The investigation continues with the female’s position considered a contributing factor.

Listen to the Mp3 file for News Segment 1 http://www.wzep1460.com/WZEP%20News%20Tuesday%20Segment%201.mp3

 

National Night Out

 

This evening turn on your porch lights. Get with your local Neighborhood Watch group or other neighborhood group. Sit on the front porch or take a stroll in your neighborhood. This is National Night Out and you are encouraged to get out of your home and into your community.

 

Walton County citizens are invited to participate in the first National Night Out to be held in Walton county. The event is this evening from 5:00 pm until 10:00 pm at the Freeport Elementary School in Freeport. 

 

Scheduled to participate in the event: US Army, US Marines, US Air Force, and US Coast Guard. Displays and activities include a rock climbing wall, chin bar competition and Coast Guard Rescue boat. Walton County Sheriff’s Office will also have several displays including beach patrol boat, motorcycle patrol and helicopter. McGruff the Crime Dog will assist in a 4-wheeler hayride.  Other groups and organizations have activities planned. Free soft drinks and water will be available, and the Freeport Parent-Teacher Organization will have the concession stand operating.


Listen to the Mp3 file for News Segment 2 http://www.wzep1460.com/WZEP%20News%20Tuesday%20Segment%202.mp3

 

WCSB Agenda

 

The Walton County School Board is to meet this evening at 4:00pm for a workshop to discuss the Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance and then a regular meeting at 5:00pm. Both meetings are at the Tivoli Complex in the Board Room.

           

NEW BUSINESS -- CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS

Agreements / Contracts

a.  Contract/District Participation; in the PAEC Funded Contract with TSA Consulting, Inc. (S. Nolin)

b.  Contract/School Resource Officer Contract Between W.C.S.B. & the Walton County Sheriff's Office

c.  Contract/Service Contract with Pitney Bowes on the Check Signing Machine (J. McCall)

d.  Contract/Thomas Pittman/Assistant Girl's Basketball Coach at Paxton School for the 2008-09 SY

e.  Agreement/Bay County School Board and W.C.S.B. for FY 2008-09 (C. Anderson)

f.  Agreement/W.C.S.D. and Okaloosa-Walton Child Care Services, Inc. for 2008-09 (C. Hall)

g.  Agreement/AmeriCorps Okaloosa-Walton College Service Agreement for Services of AmeriCorps OWC Member(s) 2008-09  WCSB Resolutions - Approval of Resolution #0809-07 to Allow Employees to Drive Assigned Vehicles to Their Home at the End 

the Workday, in Case of Emergency. (J. McCall)

Approval of PAEC Contract/Resolution #0809-04 for Gateway Educational Computing Consultants Participation in the Amount of $24,332.26 (C. Anderson

Approval of PAEC Resolution #0809-06 for Project Dashboard in the Amount of  $17,235.18

Approval of 2008-09 Title I, Part D, Subpart 2: Local Delinquent Program (Local N & D) Project Application

Approval of Purchase Orders that Exceed the $25,000.00 Maximum for the New Walton High School and Mossy Head School, as Well as Sod for Walton Middle School and Read 180 Reading Program for Paxton:

Financial Institutions/Accounts - Approval to Change Names on Bank Signature Cards (J. McCall)

Trip (Bus/Van) Requests - Blanket Approval for South Walton High School's Cheerleaders to Attend the SY 2008-09 Varsity and Junior   Varsity Football Games (M. Work)

Professional Organization Membership/Dues - Approval to Pay Finance District Assessment Invoice for the 2008-09 Gateway Educational Consortium

TDE Travel (Out-of-State) - Approval for DCT/OJT Coordinator at Paxton School to be Allowed to Travel to Alabama to Meet with

Employers, Current or Potential, and Observe Students While at Work (S. Alford)

 

ACTION AGENDA ITEMS          

FINANCE - Jim McCall. Arbitrage Rebate Calculations Approval of Dobbs, Ram & Company Arbitrage Report (J. McCall)

Sonny Nolin - Personnel Recommendations. Approval of Personnel Recommendations for 8/05/08 (S. Nolin)

Approval of Fifth (5th) Supplement for Susan Meyer Due to Cheerleading Supplement Being Split Between Football and Basketball Seasons (S. Nolin)

Position Requests/Changes - Approval to Advertise for a Part-time Speech-Language Therapist for SY 2008-09 to Meet New State Mandate to Administer Batelle Developmental Inventory to All Students (R. Ragle)

Employee Benefits - Approval of Contract with BC/BS of Florida (S. Nolin)

Employee Grievances - Discussion and/or Approval of Request from Former Employee, Barbara Hunt, to Reinstate Position as Bus       Driver (B. Hunt)

Pre-K / Early Intervention Program - Discussion and/or Approval of New Classroom at West DeFuniak Elementary School

Inservice / Professional Development - Approval of the Revisions to the 2007-2012 PAEC/PDC Master Inservice Plan (K. Dailey)

Utilities - Approval for Test and Balance Services for the Walton High School Project (M. Gardner)

District Assessment Team - Approval of Assessment Team Members to Administer K-12 DIBELS and FORF Assessments in all District             Schools (C. Hall)

School Handbooks - Approval of Student Handbook for Walton Career Development Center for SY 2008-09 (C. Anderson)

Student Expulsions -   a.  Approval of Superintendent's Recommendation of Student Expulsion #0708-47 (C. Anderson)

            b.  Approval of Amendment to Expulsion Order #0708-37 (C. Anderson)

            c.  Approval of Amendment to Expulsion/Suspension Orders #0708-44; #0708-45 and #0708-46 to Reduce

            Community Service Hours from 160 to 100 (M. Davis)

Miscellaneous -               a.  Update of Services Offered Through PAEC (C. Anderson)

            b.  Approval of Teacher Liaison's Annual Update to the District's Compliance Report for the Paperwork

            Reduction Action (M. Pugh)

            c.  Amend the Previous Appointments to the Value Adjustment Board by Re-Selecting One (1) School Board Member and One (1) Citizen (Business Owner) (C. Anderson)


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Chelco and CSI’s Loop the Lake 5K Run/Walk and One Mile Fun Run is coming up Saturday, September 13th, from 7-10am. The event is a fundraiser for the 2008 American Heart Association Heart Walk. This year marks the second year of the race. Last year, more than 200 runners and walkers helped raise about $8,000 for the American Heart Association. Information about the run, as well as a race course map and registration forms can be found at www.chelco.com. The early registration cost is $15 and ends September 5th. Registration after September 5th is $20. The race begins at 8am at the Amphitheater on Circle Drive. The One Mile Fun Run for children 10 and under begins at 9am. Trophies will be awarded. There will be T-shirts, door prizes, refreshments, and music.

 

Individuals interested in coaching recreational soccer, contact Andy with Walton County Parks and Recreation at 892-8703.

 

The 2008 Summer Recreation Program is underway. You can register your child on-site in DeFuniak Springs at the old Armory, Paxton High School, Freeport Middle School, and South Walton High School. It runs Monday through Friday from 7am-4:30pm. It’s for kids ages 6-12 and the cost is $10 per day. If you need any information, contact Andy Watkins at 892-8703.
 

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Every single man knows: Walking a dog in the park equals sure babe magnet. Saudi Arabia's Islamic religious police, in their zeal to keep the sexes apart, want to make sure the technique doesn't catch on here. The solution: Ban selling dogs and cats as pets, as well as walking them in public. The prohibition went into effect on Wednesday in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and authorities in the city say they will strictly enforce it; unlike previous such bans in the cities of Mecca and Jiddah, which have been ignored and failed to stop sales. Violators found outside with their pets will have their beloved poodles and other furry companions confiscated by agents of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, the official name of the religious police, tasked with enforcing Saudi Arabia's strict Islamic code. The commission's general manager, Othman al-Othman, said the ban was ordered because of what he called "the rising of phenomenon of men using cats and dogs to make passes at women and pester families" as well as "violating proper behavior in public squares and malls." "If a man is caught with a pet, the pet will be immediately confiscated and the man will be forced to sign a document pledging not to repeat the act," al-Othman told the Al-Hayat newspaper. "If he does, he will be referred to authorities."