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sunny456

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As the new editor for The Seaside Times, I invite everyone to pick up a copy and let me know what they think.

I'm in need of contributing writers, photos, essays, poems, song lyrics, etc. Basically anything that falls out of your head that you would want published.

We'll be taking the paper through a re-design, so hopefully during the next three issues you will continue to see changes.

It is distributed throughout Seaside, and up and down CR30A.

Thank you!
Susan Vallee
 
Yay SUSAN!!!! Let's collaborate. :clap_1:

I will be happy to continue to contribute photos.

What is your personal website address?
 
Here?s one to get you started?.

Census shows high number of minorities in Seaside

Walton County is not known as a place of great ethnic diversity. In fact, government statistics indicate that the county is 89.7% Caucasian. The beaches of south Walton come under even greater scrutiny as most observers note the lack of any racial minorities.

So it came as a great shock to census takers when the town of Seaside reported a ?non-white? population of 41.2%.

?We looked at the data and thought that this just can?t be right?, said Randy Baker of CensusUSA, a company hired by the state to survey population trends within Florida.

It turns out that Seaside was counting the overly sun burnt Pink tourists as ?non-white?.

?It?s fitting, actually. I mean in a town known for its pastel colored houses, why not have pastel colored minorities??, said Baker.

No Seaside representatives were available for comment on this issue. However, town leaders confirm that plans are underway to modify Seaside?s strict town code to allow for the creation of a New Urbanism Ghetto, which will be characterized by colorful crack houses and a Frank Gehry designed junkyard.
 
Susan: I live in Louisiana, but I'm familiar with the Seaside Times. How can I receive a copy of the newspaper and get on the distribution list?
 
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Hi LeBoeuf!

To subscribe, just send $10 to
The Seaside Times
PO Box 4730
Seaside, Fl. 32459

We publish six issues a year and would love to add you to the subscriber list!

Thanks!
 
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I personally think you are doing a fabulous job already, Miss Sunny456! Thanks for the Rep coverage. I'll be more coherent and cooperative the next go 'round.
XOXO
 
Here?s one to get you started?.

Census shows high number of minorities in Seaside

Walton County is not known as a place of great ethnic diversity. In fact, government statistics indicate that the county is 89.7% Caucasian. The beaches of south Walton come under even greater scrutiny as most observers note the lack of any racial minorities.

So it came as a great shock to census takers when the town of Seaside reported a ?non-white? population of 41.2%.

?We looked at the data and thought that this just can?t be right?, said Randy Baker of CensusUSA, a company hired by the state to survey population trends within Florida.

It turns out that Seaside was counting the overly sun burnt Pink tourists as ?non-white?.

?It?s fitting, actually. I mean in a town known for its pastel colored houses, why not have pastel colored minorities??, said Baker.

No Seaside representatives were available for comment on this issue. However, town leaders confirm that plans are underway to modify Seaside?s strict town code to allow for the creation of a New Urbanism Ghetto, which will be characterized by colorful crack houses and a Frank Gehry designed junkyard.
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