Okaloosa County BOCC — May 5, 2015 — Crestview Housing Corporation Ad — reading text

Page A8 Daily News | Wednesday, April 22, 2015 NATION & WO TEACHER trom Page Al ‘ ‘ Getting her job back and letting her continue her career is a very good result for her” The ruling comes more than a Year after district officials shut down Choice's veterinarY technician pro- gram and fired Arne after an investigation bY the Panhandle Animal Welfare Societ. Sergent ordered Arne's termination “be rescinded and reduced to an unpaid suspension.” He said no back pay would be awarded, but she would be reinstated in a fiositifln “comparable” to er last one. “Getting her job back and letting her continue her career is a verY good result for her,” said Martin Powell, Ame's attorneY. Powell said the) still are sorting out the details of her newposition, but Arne hopes it will be at Choice. “She’s looking forward to going back,” he said. School district officials are mulling their options after the ruling, said Rob- ert Larkin, the attorneY who represented the district and School Board on the issue. — Martin Powell attorney for former instructor Jennifer Arne “From our perspective, we did what we believed to be appropriate,” Larkin said Larkin said it was an “unusual circumstance” to have an arbitrator change the punishment but uphold most of the allegations. received a cop of the ruling Monday and anticipated the district’s next move would 10 dads. “We're unhappy” he said. He said he had onlY be decided within the next THE BIG TOP SANDESTIN LINKSIDE EXHIBITION HALL COCKTAIL ATTIRE Qfifi\_ TICKETS % 90 DOLLARS kgj.. ™ FWBLittleBlackDressParty.com GC mmmka v\.m.?\.,‘.\ ”» COX NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice is hercby given of public hearings to be held to consider the adoption of an ordinance entitled as follows. An ordinance amending the Okaloosa County Comprehensive Plan, Ordinance No. 90-1, as amended: amending the Future Land Use Map as depicted in the attached map: providing for severability: providing an effective date; and an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 9101, as amended rezoning certain parcels of property in Okaloosa County as depicted in the attached map: providing for severability: providing an eflective date. The ondinance is for property shown and described in the map in this advertiscment. A public hearing has been scheduled as follows. Consideration of a request changing the use of land on behalf of Crestview Housing Development Corporation relating to property located on Malcolm Tucker Avenue, Crestview. The request is to change the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM) designation for the property from Low Density Residential (LDR) to Mixed Use (MU). or a more restrictive FLUM designation. If the FLUM amendment is approved, request 10 rezone the property from Residential - 1 (R-1) district to Mixed Use (MU) district, or a more restrictive zoning district. Property contains 1.34 acres, more or less. Board of County Commissioners: 6:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter on May 5, 2015 in the Commission Meeting Room, Okaloosa County Courthouse, 101 East James Lee Blwd., Crestview, FL ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND BE HEARD REGARDING THE ORDINANCE. The proposed ondinance may be inspected by the public at the Department of Growth Management offices in Fort Walton Beach, 1804 Lewis Turner Blvd., 2nd floor, (850) 651-7180 or in Growth Management offices located at 402 Brookemeade Dr. Crestview, (§50) 689-5080. 1 any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at these hearings. such person will need a record of the procecding and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is tobe based. Okaloosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilitics Act and will make reasonable modifications for access to these hearings upon request. 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It was an important bill.” “Let's get out of this quickl,” said Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada. “Let's get Loretta L¥nch confirmed.” Avote on final passage of the trafficking bill was expected as early as todaY and the vote on LY¥nch could come as early as Thursday, though timing was still being worked out. She is expected to win confir- mation with at least five Republi- cans supporting her. Although her record is widelY praised, a number of Republi- cans have said theY can't sup- port her because of her backing for Obama’s executive moves on Trafticking bill The new human-trafficking deal aims to address Democratic concerns that the legislation would expand existing prohibi- in, federal funds tions on spendin; for abortions. The legislation envi- sions a new victims' fund made up of fees paid bY sex criminals, and Democrats said appl¥ing abortion spending prohibitions to that new source of non-tax- paYer funds was an expansion theY could not accept. 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Later in the evening, theY ensuring mone for medical pro- were scheduled to have a beach portrait cedures is subject to the exist- taken bY Gulf Reflections Studios. abortion restriction, under a “This has been ablessing,” said Wash- known as the “HYde amend- ment,” and Democrats for estab- lishing that the HYde restriction isn't expanded to a new source of moneY. Klobuchar took credit for the ington, D.C, resident Althea Curenton Thompson, who is a caregiver to her 24-Year-old grandson, RYan Michael Curenton. “The¥’re taking good care of allofus.” Curenton was seriouslY injured in a two-part approach, which she car accident while stationed in London said in an interview came to and had been told he would never walk her as she was driving through again, a cornfield in Minnesota. But officials in other offices involved credited Corn¥n, Reid, Murray and their aides for negotiating “Being a part of these games has ajreat mot:valor for him,” Thomp- sons ‘And comingto aplace like this, and being treated so kindlYbYeverYone, the agreement. has been a great motivator for me to Cecile Richards, president of keep pushing mY grandson.” Planned Parenthood Action Fund, Kay Padfett Brava s salon manager, applauded the agreement, say- said she and her staff were happY to offer ing, “Thankfully, Senators Reid alittle pampering. and Murra¥ and other women's “These people are an inspiration to health champions held the line” in the negotiations. us,” she said. “We love meeting them and hearing their stories.” The Associated Press WASHINGTON DEA chief to retire amid pressure from lawmakers The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Michele Leonhart, announced her retirement Tuesda. Leonhart had faced mounting pressure to resign from members of Congress who questioned her competence in the wake of a scathing government watchdog report detailing allegations that agents attended sex parties with prostitutes. Leonhart, a career drug agent who has led the agencY since 2007 and is the second woman to hold the job, will leave the agencYin id-May. 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