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CRESTVIEW With the goal of creating space for safe, affordable housing, city officials hope to soon see old, rickety houses in a high-crime part of town demolished and cleared away. The Crestview City Council in March unanimously approved paying a little more than $106,000 to local businessman Jay Woodbury for the purchase of eight residential lots. Four of the parcels are vacant lots on North Savage Street, and four contain a total of six houses, all of which will be razed, on West Bowers and West Field avenues. “We’ve had a very high call volume (for police assistance) within this Field-Bowers’ area,” City Manager Tim Bolduc said recently. “So it’s taking something that’s currently being used that way and then turning it into something that is legitimate and affordable housing. We can make sure that we provide housing for our citizens, but that we’re doing it in a way where it’s safe for them to live in.” ....
OKALOOSA ISLAND An abundance of fresh air, plenty of room for social distancing and the chance to at least briefly escape the confines of indoor spaces have led to many more people enjoying the great outdoors since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic about a year ago. For example, while this early, still-cold part of the year isn’t ideal for fishing, the number of fishermen who cast their lines from the Okaloosa Island Fishing Pier from August 2020 through January 2021 was 12.5% higher than the turnout during that same stretch in late 2019 and early 2020. “We also saw a 17% increase in walkers,” or folks who visited the pier just to stroll on it and enjoy the view, Eric Brown, the pier’s general manager, said Thursday. “And we’ve been seeing a lot more surfers. Since the pandemic started, more people have been trickling into the outdoors, which I think is a good thing.” ....