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Dated: November 27 2017
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MIRAMAR BEACH — The Phantom of the Aqua, the 45-foot sailboat that beached itself just before Halloween, has become something of a bizarre tourist attraction in Walton County.
People crowded around the boat one recent afternoon to take pictures and gawk at the “phantom” boat. The vessel sits on the beach teetering to one side, sitting almost halfway in the water at high tide. Caution tape warns visitors not to come too close, and vinyl signs taped to its stern encourage people to donate money so the boat can “rise again.”
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Thursday, April 23, 2020 (9:00am Central Time) – The Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce created this page to share updates with our members, residents, and visitors. Please note: This is
The Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners voted on March 19th to close public county beacheswith an effective date of March 21st. This was followed by a second vote to close all gulf beaches
Have you seen the “Spread the Love” guy? If you live in Panama City, it’s likely you’ve seen Decaris Hunter. He can be spotted on sidewalks and street corners throughout the area wearing
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