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Summertime is on its way, and the options of kids seeking daycamps are heating up. Kids can dive into fine art, learn to fly a plane, create delicious dishes, study acting and stagecraft, or explore science and technology. Here are some of the summer camps we ve learned about:
Art camps are the draw at Center for the Arts
PANAMA CITY Summer Art Camp will be June 7-11 for children ages 7-12, with each day filled with several art projects, break time, snack, recess, games and more art. Every week will feature different lessons and activities, so even if you sign up for every week, you ll be doing different things.
Bay County municipal elections, proposed tax hike for teachers salaries on ballot Tuesday msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
PANAMA CITY For the first time since Hurricane Michael, Bay County voters will be required to cast their ballots at assigned polling locations on Election Day, Tuesday.
Supervisor of Elections Mark Andersen said for that reason, voters need to take advantage of early voting, or take the time now to find out at what sites they have been assigned. Early voting ends on Friday.
Unlike traditional voting sites, any registered voter in Bay County was allowed to use any of the super voting sites set up after the hurricane. Andersen noted that voters on Tuesday will be funneled through just 18 polling locations 26 fewer than the 44 available before the hurricane, which damaged or destroyed many polling places across the county when it hit in October 2018.
PANAMA CITY BEACH While the number of winter visitors is down this year amid COVID-19, new activities and classes have been added this week at the Panama City Beach Senior Center as more members have arrived. We ve had more coming from the state side, and a few Canadians have flown in, but members are still way, way, down, said Mugsy Parens, recreation assistant at the Lyndell Center and volunteer president of the Panama City Beach Senior Service Foundation. We re trying everything we can to do events to attract people. We re always distancing, and anyone in the Oatfield building has to sign in and we take their temperatures. And they have to wear masks. It s so totally different; we re just trying to make it safe for everyone.