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on Gloria Jean’s Sweets and Erma Jean’s Antiques and Gifts is located at 21539 NE Chester St. in Hosford. Hosford which is in Liberty County has two sisters who own an antique store/bakery/flower shop and it’s all under one roof…one old roof that is. The old wooden home, which used to belong to their grandparents, is estimated to be over 100 years old. Hours are: Wed-Fri 10am to 6pm and Sat. 9am-3pm Eastern Time. The phone number is: 850-379-3323.
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on Latitude28 Band is an international Top-40’s band based in Lake Nona, Florida. They specialize in bringing arena-style production to the local stage, performing songs that cross genres with something for everyone. They put on a great concert and love what they do! Take a friend or the whole family to this outdoor concert and from your socially-distanced parking space, enjoy the Top 40’s music production with synced lighting, LED panels, sparklers, and CO2 jets. They will cap off the night with spectacular FIREWORKS! Food and beverages will be available from Valhalla Grill as well as others!
–Address: North Florida Fairgrounds
441 Paul Russell Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32301
–Gates open at 6:00 pm
–Tickets on sale at eventbrite.com at this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/latitude28s-drive-in-concert-fireworks-extravaganza-tallahassee-fl-tickets-117683623887
Space is limited. Be sure to arrive early for the best viewing!
Gates open at 6:00 pm. The first 100 cars receive a SWAG BAG!–Tickets may also be purchased at the gates the night of the show if it is not sold out
–Space is limited
–No re-entry will be permitted
–Concert begins: 7:30 pm
–Fireworks: 10 pm
–Concessions Available: YES
–Restrooms Available: YES
–Family Friendly: YES
–NO outside food, alcohol, grills, firepits, weapons, personal fireworks, sparklers, or animals (service animals allowed)
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on Where did August go? Here we are in the first month of fall already and we for sure do not have the cooler days happening yet. We are up to N for named hurricanes of the season, COVID is still going on and masks are the new normal. Now is the time to buy a house for sure! School has started for the new year and Marianna has opened the doors of the new K-8 school. Restaurants are opening up more, movie theaters are starting to open although the one in Marianna is still closed. Salad bars are making a come back. They have mostly been closed since March even if the restaurant has opened. The Ruby Tuesdays in Marianna has a sign hanging on the fence saying in door seating and salad bar now available. Long lines at Dunkin Donuts and gas stations show things are getting busier again. The election is 2 months away. If you haven’t changed your address or registered to vote do it now!
on If you’ve never participated in a Full Moon Climb at the Saint George Island Lighthouse and Museum, tonight is your chance. They are giving a full moon climb virtually on Facebook. Be sure to join them at 7:45 pm, tonight, September 1st.
Virtual sunset/full moon climb – Tuesday, 9/1 from 7:45pm-8:15pm (weather permitting – if it’s not too cloudy or rainy) they’ll be going live from the top of the lighthouse for a virtual sunset/full moon climb. They hope you’ll join them on Facebook to view the Corn Moon. The September full moon in 2020 is called the Corn Moon because Native American tribes began harvesting their staple foods, such as corn, at this time. Full Moon names are attributable to native American tribes, most notably the Algonquin, who named the moons to mark the changing seasons.
Click this link to go to the FB page for them to watch it live! https://www.facebook.com/St.GeorgeIslandLighthouse
on First observed in 2001 by Sally J. Finn in St. Kilda, Melbourne (Australian), International Overdose Awareness Day aims to reduce the stigma surrounding drug addiction. Did you know that over 770,000 Americans have died from drug overdose since 1999 (according to the National Center for Health Statistics, 2019)? Many who survive overdoses or have lost loved ones due to overdoses cite the lack of public awareness, mental health support, and public support programs as factors in their struggle. International Overdose Awareness Day is more than just a chance to raise awareness and reduce stigma, it is an opportunity for friends and family to process the grief and remember those they loved. To show support, wear a silver badge or purple wristband – these function as symbols of awareness as well as a tribute to the idea that every person’s life is valuable. Stigmatizing people who suffer from drug addiction needs to stop. For more information, please visit the following CDC website:https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/drug-overdose-data.htm
on Have you heard of Earth Overshoot Day? It is the point where scientists say humanity has used all the ecological resources the planet can regenerate in 12 months. It’s like trying to pay a bill before your paycheck has hit your bank account – not only does the bill not get paid but you end up with a fee from the bank, therefore losing out on some of your paycheck. This date changes year to year as humanity’s consumption rate does.
This year’s Earth Overshoot Day was predicted to be August 22nd by the Global Footprint Network (the group that calculates the annual Overshoot date) – however, the 22nd expected date has been pushed back! Some might think this is good news, but the reality of the situation is much bleaker. The pandemic has created situations that reduced the estimated consumption rate but at the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives. Additionally, despite how COVID-19 has pushed back the Overshoot date three weeks, the Global Footprint Network still estimates that humanity has exceeded the Earth’s ability to provide by 56%.
For more in depth information, check out the following website https://www.overshootday.org/about-earth-overshoot-day/
on Individual Rights Day is celebrated annually on August 29th in honor of John Locke’s birthday; Locke was the first philosopher who prominently argued that a human being has basic, individual rights as a sovereign human being. This holiday was started by Dr. Tom Stevens of the Objectivist Party in order to encourage contemplation of humanity’s right to life. Given the current social and political events, this day is even more important to recognize and discuss this year. To celebrate Individual Rights Day, consider reading relevant texts about humanitarian work, think about your own individual vs. collective rights, discuss your country’s commitment to the protection of individual rights, and appreciate the value of individual rights and the freedom they grant you.
on Looking for a great source of healthy, good for you, locally grown produce? Check out Martin’s Harvest Farm! Located in Marianna, this family farm is an up-and-coming gem of the community. They offer hydroponically grown, pesticide free produce. A neat service they offer is curbside pickup produce boxes offering year-round lettuce, arugula, micro greens, and more. Additionally, they participate in the weekly Marianna Farmers Market. To learn more about their varied and wallet-friendly services, check out their website at martinsharvest.com
