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3 - 6 yrs old Story Time
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Baby & Toddler Story Time
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It's A Mystery Book Club!
The Mystery Book Club meets once a month to discuss mystery books or crime fiction, a genre that fictionalizes crimes, detection and their motives . The Mystery Book Club meets on the first Monday of most months from 10:30-11:30am.
100 W Hollywood Boulevard, Mary Esther
10:30 AMClass or workshop
3 - 6 yrs old Story Time
Story Time will have songs, stories, and activities to encourage a lifelong love of learning. Older and younger siblings are welcome!
100 W Hollywood Boulevard, Mary Esther
2:30 PMClass or workshop
Drop In Family STEAM!
Everyone is invited to drop in for some BAT-astic fun with Nonie from Nonie's Animal Encounters! Dress for permanent art supplies and come prepared for hands on learning about bats and why they are important to us as we celebrate Bat Week!
100 W Hollywood Boulevard, Mary Esther
10:30 AMClass or workshop
Baby & Toddler Story Time
Story Time will have songs and stories to encourage a lifelong love of learning. No registration is required and older siblings are welcome.
100 W Hollywood Boulevard, Mary Esther
9:00 AM
Coffee with the City Manager
Mary Esther
10:00 AMPerformance or show
Morning Family Movie --Kiki's Delivery Service
Kiki's Delivery Service, by Hayao Miyazaki, is about a young witch named Kiki who is 13 years old. Still a little green and plenty headstrong she is also resourceful, imaginative, and determined.
100 W Hollywood Boulevard, Mary Esther
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Mary Esther Nears End of First Storm Debris Pickup Phase
The city has collected more than 13,000 cubic yards of vegetation from Hurricane Isaias since mid-October, with crews expecting to finish the initial pass within a week. Construction debris collection will begin next week and continue through Thanksgiving, followed by a final vegetation pickup phase.
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Mary Esther Parks Reopen as Storm Debris Cleanup Tops 4,700 Cubic Yards
Two weeks after Hurricane Isaias, Mary Esther has collected more than 4,700 cubic yards of debris and reopened Elliott Park and Oak Tree Nature Park, with crews continuing systematic pickups through all city streets. Five other parks remain closed for hazard removal, and the city's disaster resource centers will shut down after Friday.
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Okaloosa Recovery Centers Open Today With 12 Agencies On Site
Two Multi-Agency Resource Centers open at 1 p.m. today in Fort Walton Beach and Crestview for anyone affected by Hurricane Isaias. State and nonprofit agencies will be on hand through Oct. 24 to help with food, housing, cleanup, legal aid and more. Bring ID, proof of residence and insurance paperwork.
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Mary Esther Urges Storm Victims to Verify Contractors Before Hiring
Mary Esther City Hall is warning residents to check that repair contractors are registered with the city before signing agreements, as post-storm scams proliferate. The city maintains an online verification system and requires licensed contractors to register before permits are issued.
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Fort Walton Beach to Begin Hurricane Debris Removal Midweek
The city has hired DRC Emergency Services to collect storm debris from Hurricane Isaias, with crews starting work mid-week and making multiple passes over two to three weeks. Residents should pile vegetative and wood debris separately at the curb away from hydrants and utilities, loose and unbagged, with no payment required from workers.
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Cinco Bayou Cancels Council Meetings Ahead of Hurricane Isaias
The Town of Cinco Bayou postponed its special council meeting, regular council meeting and public hearings scheduled for October 8 due to a state of emergency and mandatory evacuation order related to Hurricane Isaias. Okaloosa County also suspended waste management services and closed transfer stations for Friday and Saturday as the storm approaches.
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