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Emory Clinic offers a full range of primary care services, along with select specialty services. From primary care to annual physical exams, treating infections and the flu, to minor injuries, such as sprains and removing stitches, our physician and care teams at the 1365 Clifton Road will offer comprehensive care to serve you and your family. We also treat and manage chronic diseases, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.



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The street address remains the same, but the suite number has changed. New address: Investigational Drug Service * Emory University Clinic * Building A, Suite AT111 * 1365 Clifton Road, NE * Atlanta, GA 30322


On April 13, 1999, the Walton County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 99-22 which provides residents who live on private roads the ability to receive assistance in maintaining their roadways. The Road Department shall inspect the road prior to acceptance of the fee. The recovery cost for grading such roads will be $50.00 for a maximum of one hour, but not less than $25.00 for less than one-half hour of grading on private roads. You may contact the Public Works Department at (850) 892-8108 for additional information.


Immediately after rain events, the County can assess damage to County maintained roads and close roads as deemed necessary. This department does NOT have the ability to repair roadways during a rainstorm nor do we use County equipment to pull a stranded motorist from standing water. If a motorist chooses to cross standing water on a roadway that has been signed "Road Closed" or barricaded, it is the responsibility of the motorist to have the vehicle towed. The Public Works Department coordinates with officers and dispatchers from the Sheriff's Department to make sure that weather related signage is installed and properly placed during extreme weather conditions. Once the weather conditions have improved and access is available, this Department will begin to repair damaged roadways in a timely and effective manner. Natural disasters can destroy roads. Walton County will repair and maintain only the roads on our County Maintained Road list.






When Dr. Roger Boyd became manager of the area in 1982, no major changes were planned. Dr. Boyd was able to finish planting the few remaining cultivated plots to prairie grasses and some forbs. These were not as diverse as some of the earlier plots, but at least they were predominately prairie. Through contacts with some of his former students, Dr. Boyd became aware of the possibility of funding through the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to restore wetlands. Working with Jim Minnerath and Greg Kramos, a plan was devised to use Partners for Wildlife Program funding to reverse the drainage patterns established by BIA in the 1920s. Breaks in the levees over the decades had allowed water to flow in at high stages but just as quickly, flow out as water receded. Beginning in 1991, these breaks were repaired, several access roads were elevated so they would remain functional, several levees were constructed to develop manageable pools and water control structures were installed. These activities increased water levels after rains for short durations while still allowing the water to disappear fairly quickly.


Baker University concluded that a completed SLT south of the river would stimulate construction of four-lane roads on three sides of the Wetlands; it would increase noise, pollution and road kills and would dramatically reduce movement of animals in and out of the Wetlands as well as seriously hindering our access to the property. It was determined that with the appropriate mitigation plan in place, we would be able to expand the wetlands, increase our public access and education programs and, at the same time, sacrifice a small portion of the existing restored wetlands to allow the 32nd Street alignment to be completed.


Visit your Des Plaines ALDI for low prices on groceries and home goods. From fresh produce and meats to organic foods, beverages and other award-winning items, ALDI makes the flavorful affordable. Plus, with new limited-time ALDI Finds added to shelves each week, there's always something new to discover. Shop online with curbside pickup or delivery at participating locations, or swing by your neighborhood market at 1365 Lee St. to start saving on quality products.


Washington County Golf Course has been chosen to host the 1999-2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010 USGA Regional Public Links Qualifiers, the 2000 Wisconsin PGA Championship, the 2001 Wisconsin State Junior Championship, the 2002, 2006 and 2009 Wisconsin PGA Match Play Championship, the annual Washington County Scratch Pro-Am, and the 2006 US Open Qualifying Round. We invite you to enjoy championship-level play in quiet and beautiful surroundings, without paying championship-level green fees.


John and Amber Eikelenboom purchased this farmland in Nova Scotia in 2015 and started their winemaking journey in 2016 when they planted 8.4 acres of vineyard right up to the front door. Being excellent stewards of the land, they experienced much success and were fortunate to purchase another 6.4 acres directly behind the winery to further enhance 1365 Church Street's vineyard views and allow for more grapes and wine making.

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