Independence Day events still a ‘go’
Fourth of July events planned for this weekend will proceed. Boaters watching the fireworks from the water are asked to be mindful of any boom that is staged and avoid driving over or close to the boom. Click the links below for more information.
– The city of Lynn Haven will hold its annual Independence Day Parade and fireworks show on Saturday, July 3, along with a host of other events. Click here to view the itinerary.
– The city of Panama City’s celebration will be Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. downtown at the Panama City Marina.
– Panama City Beach will host two fireworks displays Sunday, one at Grand Lagoon and another at Pier Park.
– The city of Mexico Beach will host a fireworks show from the City Pier at sunset on Sunday. Click here for more information.
Blue Sun Properties
2855 Sawgrass Circle Madisonville, KY, 42431 USA
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2855 Sawgrass Circle Madisonville, KY, 42431 USA
bluesunproperties2@gmail.com • 270-836-9736
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Just got back from PCB and found small and large tar balls. Fortunately, they didn’t stick to my feet. But far worse are the folks walking up and down the beach in pairs, wearing long pants and shoes, certainly not beach goers. They are getting paid by BP and all they do is walk and drink water(which BP paid for). I found 3 soft ball size tar balls at the waters edge. They were not being collected because the walkers(BP workers) were no where near the water edge. They were up closer to the building line. I did stop 2 national guardsmen patrolling on a 4 wheeler and they claimed that they had found no oil. They were travelling from the Pier down to St. Andrews.
Sad that despite BP’s efforts, all these folks are just taking a paycheck from BP and doing nothing. Is that what America is coming to?