In addition, Angel House Bereavement Center in Panama City will have its Big Ole Crawfish Boil from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Sports to Geaux food truck. Angel House Bereavement Center is the only nonprofit organization providing clinical grief counseling to children, adolescents and adults in the community.
The Bereavement Center also will have a Salty Cats Art Contest from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, with prizes for the top three drawings. For more information about the event or Angel House Bereavement Center, visit AngelHouseBCI.org, the center s Facebook page or call 850-257-5036
Second chance for Second Chance support
PANAMA CITY Shamika was only 7 years old when she was struck by a truck while riding her bicycle across the street from her home. The wheel of the bicycle was over my right leg and the owner of the store called the ambulance and said there is a little girl in the street who is unconscious, she described in a personal post at the website, SecondChanceNWFL.org. They rushed me to the emergency room, where they had all kinds of machines hooked up to me.
Shamika (whose last name was not given) suffered a traumatic brain injury, but after rehabilitation, she graduated from high school in 2004. She attended the Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School from 2005-2007, which helped her to find a job.
Inman Connect
Zillow sent a cease-and-desist letter this week to a data startup that, the letter argues, was improperly “harvesting” data from the online real estate giant.
The letter went out Monday to a company called Datafiniti. The Texas-based company offers “instant access to every data point on the web,” and claims to have data sets that include millions of people, products and businesses.
It provides this data to firms in a variety of industries its website touts clients such as cable TV channel Nickelodeon and marketing firm Wishpond including those in real estate. The company’s property section specifically promises to let clients “access every real estate listing on the web instantly.”