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FORT WALTON BEACH The Okaloosa Arts Alliance (OAA) announced the winners of the 12th annual OAA Okaloosa County School Poster Contest.
The theme for this year s contest, which went online for the second year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, was “Family Time. All 142 student entries are viewable online. To see all the entries, visit to https://www.okaloosaarts.org/oaa-2021-virtual-poster-contest.html.
Participating schools included Rocky Bayou Christian School, Crestview High School, Silver Sands School, Meigs Middle School, Lewis Middle School, Bluewater Elementary and Plew Elementary. Eglin Federal Credit Union donated gift cards for all the winners and Fort Walton Beach Sam’s Club additionally covered two extra third place winners. Each first-place prize was a $75 gift card, each second-place prize was a $50 gift card, and each third-place prize was a $25 gift card.
April 20, 2021 10:49
BPAY is showing just how its service can make customers’ lives easier, after an unexpected bill ruins a relaxing moment.
The ‘Debit Day’ campaign shows how bills can be scheduled through BPAY to ensure that customers are not caught out in unpleasant scenarios.
“When it comes to bills, many of us are guilty of ‘set and forget’. So, when that pesky water bill sneaks up on you mid-bath, it can really ruin the moment. It’s the unexpectedness of these debit moments that allowed us to show how getting on top of your bills with BPAY can prevent them from killing your vibe,” said BMF group creative director Pia Chaudhuri.
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Working Families Party will give its coveted mayoral ballot line to. no one
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
Posted Mar 11, 2021
Michael Greene (top left) and Khalid Bey (bottom left) are seeking the Democratic Party nomination to challenge Ben Walsh (right) for Syracuse mayor in 2021. Photos by Dennis Nett and Scott Schild.
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Syracuse, N.Y. The Working Families Party has decided who to endorse in the Syracuse mayor’s race: No one.
Party leaders chose not to give any candidate the coveted ballot line in this year’s race. Three candidates had interviewed with local party members: Mayor Ben Walsh, an independent, and Democratic challengers Khalid Bey and Michael Greene.