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August 2, 2018 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1.00 Scout Meet the collecting worn fl ags candidates Gulf Breeze News hosts forum Friday, Aug. 3 BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News© 2018 STAFF REPORTS it gives residents in one of the and Wallis Mahute [email protected] If you are confused about county’s largest voting precincts • County Commissioner Dis- Wyatt Sise, a Life Scout with Troop 417 in whom to vote for in the upcom- a chance to hear directly from trict 4 candidates Dave Piech Gulf Breeze, takes his commitment to Scouting ing primary election, there is a the candidates prior to the elec- and Rob Williamson seriously, as he does his love of country. great opportunity to meet the tion. • School Board District 1 For the past 18 months, he has been working candidates and hear their opin- The event is open to the pub- candidates Roderick Gracy and with his troop and members of American Legion ions on issues facing Santa Rosa lic and will be held in the theatre Linda Sanborn Post 378 to create and place a fl ag retirement County and this part of the state. room. • School Board District 3 can- box in front of the Legion — the distinctive blue The Gulf Breeze News Candi- Candidates confi rmed to be at didates Carol Boston and Kenny building at 2712 Gulf Breeze Highway. He has date Forum will be Friday, Aug. the forum, as of press time, are: Long also committed himself to beautifying the area 3, at the Gulf Breeze Communi- • State Representative, Dis- • School Board District 5 can- surrounding that building with new landscaping ty Center at 800 Shoreline Drive trict 2 candidates Alex Andrade didates Scott Peden and Wei Ue- and painted parking curbs, utilizing patriotic col- from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and Greg Merk berschaer ors. This is the fi rst candidate • County Commissioner Dis- Questions for the candidates Special assistance on the project has come forum held in the city of Gulf trict 2 candidates Tammy Jo may be submitted to forum@ from Trevor Morrison, an auxiliary member of Breeze in at least 20 years, and Brown, Bob Cole, Kris Long gulfbreezenews.com. American Legion Post 378 and a professional automobile restorer at Stripmasters Inc. in Mil- ton, and some of his coworkers, who have helped ‘Tump’ truck in restoring and beautifying the fl ag retirement The charge against Mack dump box. truck driver Kevin Jernigan, 54, of Sise is distributing copies of a fl yer explaining Milton was careless driving when he proper care of the American fl ag and offering to was involved in a three-car accident without injuries Tuesday morning accept old, worn or tattered fl ags from the public on Highway 98 at the intersection at the Post for proper retirement, according to the with Sioux Trail. Jernigan was U.S. Flag Code. The fl yers are on display at sev- traveling west on Highway 98 in the eral local businesses. inside lane and failed to observe a second vehicle – a 2012 Chevy Anyone who is interested in more information pickup driven by Amber Swell of about the project or who wishes to retire a be- Gulf Breeze – stopped in the same loved fl ag respectfully may also call 565-4356. lane. When Jernigan became aware Sise, who will be a junior at Gulf Breeze High of the situation, he attempted evasive action by changing lanes, School, is the son of Bernie and Sara Sise. He which caused the dump truck to roll recently received the coveted National Medal over onto the passenger side and for Outdoor Acheivement at his troop’s Court slide, ending up in a position facing of Honor at St. Ann’s Catholic Church in Gulf southwest on the highway. The front bumper of the dump truck also Breeze. He is the only Gulf Coast Council recipi- struck the right rear fender of Swell’s ent of this award and is one of only three in Flori- truck and forced her vehicle’s front da. Worldwide, he is one of 370 such achievers. bumper into the right rear fender Currently, Sise is pursuing more Scouting of a 2014 Toyota Corolla, driven Wyatt Sise stands by the fl ag collection center by Richard Cavanagh, 36, of Gulf learning adventures at Philmont High Adven- at the American Legion Post at 2712 Gulf Breeze. There was no indication of ture Base. The fl ag retirement effort is his Eagle Breeze Parkway. The worn fl ags will be retired alcohol involvement. Scout project. by the Boy Scouts. Steve Clark |Special to the News Andrews Institute City may eliminate gets $1 million fees for residents Park South and Wayside Park BY GLENDA CAUDLE state grant Gulf Breeze News © 2018 West, as well as fees charged for [email protected] open play The Andrews Research & medicine treatments. New and basketball, Education Foundation (AREF) ongoing regenerative medicine Gulf Breeze City Council volleyball, at Andrews Institute for Ortho- research studies will continue planned to discuss a possible fee pickleball paedics and Sports Medicine because of this grant. break for city residents when it and tennis, recently received a $1 million Regenerative medicine at comes to utilizing certain rec- e f f e c t i v e grant from the State of Florida Andrews Institute refers to the reational areas in town at the Oct. 1. to support regenerative medi- utilization of biology-based Aug. 1 executive session. That Current- cine research endeavors. The treatments aimed at the repair meeting occurred after the Gulf ly, the boat state appropriation was ap- and healing of injured tissues. Breeze News deadline. launch fee Abell proved in May and became Currently, this is limited to Final action on the item will for city res- available at the start of the fi s- treatments using tissues from take place at the Aug. 6 business idents is $10 per launch or $50 cal year that began on July 1. the patients themselves, in- Shoplifting suspect session. for an annual pass. Pickleball is The funding will support cluding blood-based and bone- A review of the agenda for the $3 per session or $60 per year. Gulf Breeze police are looking for a woman who is suspected meeting on July 30 showed that hiring personnel and purchas- marrow based treatments, as of shoplifting $200 worth of merchandise at Gibson Girl Men’s lunchtime basketball is ing equipment for the Andrews well as stem cells mobilized to boutique on Sunday, July 22. Anyone with information is asked staff was recommending that $50 per half year, and tennis is Institute Regenerative Medi- the patient s blood stream. to contact Gulf Breeze Police Department Investigator Beth Council eliminate fees charged $3 per court reservation. cine Center, a facility built in “ I feel that the state of Goff at bgoff@gulfbreezefl .gov or to call (850) 934-5121or to City residents for the use of City residents would con- contact Crimestoppers at (850) 437-STOP or (850)437-7867. public boat launches at Shoreline 2016 to pioneer regenerative See Grant Page 2A » See Amenities Page 3A »

Mailing Statement Arrest Report ...... 2A FRI 8/3 SAT 8/4 SUN 8/5 on Opinion Page Calendar ...... 2A & 5C SCATTERED SCATTERED A.M. Classifi eds/Legals. . . . . 7C WEEKEND THREE SECTIONS, T-STORMS T-STORMS T-STORMS Crossword Puzzle. . . . . 3B 20 PAGES Weather-plus hi 82/lo 74 hi 85/lo 75 hi 87/lo 75 Movies...... 3C rain: 60% rain: 50% rain: 40% Opinion ...... 6A VOL. 18, NO. 31 Sports ...... 1-2C, 4-8C AUGUST 2, 2018 2A August 2, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Grant will fund regenerative medicine research Calendar of Meetings » Continued from Page 1A i n d e p e n - is limited by the bottom line,” tive medicine is a foggy place. Thursday, August 2 dent fund- said Anz. “However, this state There are a lot of unknowns Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council Florida supports our vision to ing from funding gives us the freedom and unsupported claims. We 8:30 a.m., 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze provide leadership in testing the state of to push research directions and need to be a driving force in regenerative medicine treat- Florida will questions.” clearing the fog so that we Friday, August 3 ments and proving their val- p r o v i d e The contract for the funding know what works and what ue,” said Adam Anz, M.D., A n d r e w s will be between AREF and the doesn’t work.” Gulf Breeze Optimist Club orthopaedic surgeon and sports I n s t i t u t e Florida Department of Health. The state appropriation will 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze medicine specialist at Andrews physicians Dr. Anz It will outline required deliver- provide necessary funding to Institute. “We have a track re- with fl ex- ables including hiring person- maintain and develop the Re- Monday, August 6 cord of success in these kinds ibility to pursue research ques- nel, institutional review board generative Medicine Center at of studies. Our goal is to build tions that may not have been (IRB) approvals and patients Andrews Institute, and it will Santa Rosa County Commissioner Committee evidence to help give patients supported otherwise. enrolled in studies. support new and ongoing re- 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton clear, transparent statements “Industry is motivated, as “This funding will help us search that will provide clear City of Gulf Breeze City Council Regular Meeting about regenerative medicine.” we are, to help improve treat- be a beacon of light in the re- evidence for use of regenera- 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze While industry support for ments for patients, but some- generative medicine fog,” said tive medicine procedures’ ef- research studies is critical, the times industry-funded research Dr. Anz. “Currently, regenera- fectiveness. City of Gulf Breeze Community Redevelopment Agency 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze

City of Gulf Breeze FY 2019 Budget Workshop Police find armed serial intruder After City Council meeting, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Tuesday, August 7 Santa Rosa Co. Blackwater Soil and Water Conservation at Plantation Hill residence 7:30 a.m., 3927 Highway 4, Suite 102, Jay the same home of a family mem- bor in the fi rst place. a good thing no one was home, BY GLENDA CAUDLE Santa Rosa County Marine Advisory Gulf Breeze News © 2018 ber fi ve or six times in the past. That friend had agreed to since she seemed to be prepared 5 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton [email protected] Gentry has been arrested previ- keep an eye on the home while to hurt someone. ously and a warrant for trespass- the owner was away and hap- Gentry was booked on charg- Midway Fire District Board of Commissioner Meeting If your patio or deck chairs ing has been fi led against her. pened to take a look at the house es including burglary of a resi- 6 p.m., 1322 College Parkway, Gulf Breeze need cleaning, don’t call Aimee She apparently has a hold in Es- well after dark, noticing that dence, trespassing and posses- City of Gulf Breeze Development Review Board Gentry of 370 James River Road cambia County, as well, accord- lights she had specifi cally left on sion of burglary tools at Santa 6 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze in Gulf Breeze. ing to Santa Rosa County Jail in the house were no longer vis- Rosa County Jail, with bond set She tends to “work” at such records. There is no record of ible. Other houses in the neigh- at $11,500. jobs during very odd hours – 2 her having physically assaulted borhood had lights showing, so As of Tuesday morning, she Wednesday, August 8 a.m., sometimes. anyone previously, however. the issue was clearly not an area was still a jail resident, await- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters At least, that’s what she as- There were a few other details power failure. Police discov- ing a court hearing that could be Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze sured Gulf Breeze police she that made offi cers suspicious of ered, instead, once the neigh- as much as six months or more was doing when they found her the suspect’s explanation for her bor on James River Road had down the road, depending on Santa Rosa Island Authority Committee Meeting at the back of a home whose presence at the home. Gentry alerted them, that power lines to how crowded the Santa Rosa 5 p.m., 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola Beach owners were out of town around was carrying razor blades, pep- the home had been cut and the County court docket is. 2 a.m. Wednesday morning. per spray and a taser and she breakers fl ipped off. “Luckily the lady overseeing Unfortunately for Gentry, her was “cleaning the chairs” in the GB Police Chief Rick Haw- the house, when she realized the name and face were familiar to dark. In fact, it was the fact that thorne, noting that Gentry was lights were off, called us. She the police, who have responded the house was dark that attracted armed with weapons clearly in- paid attention to her surround- to calls about her trespassing at the notice of a concerned neigh- tended to do harm, said it was ings,” said Hawthorne. FLASHBACKS August 2

Rafferty inducted into Academy of Trial Lawyers 1 Year ago this week – 2017 The SRPE teachers’ union remained the bargaining unit handling Troy A. Rafferty, Esq. of Levin, Papanto- Rafferty has been with Levin Papantonio his name (The Rafferty all contracts with the Santa Rosa school district after a vote was nio, Thomas, Mitchell, Rafferty & Proctor, fi rm more than 20 years and he has been ap- Scholarship/Award), held against a new union option for teachers. P.A., was recently inducted into the Interna- pointed to handle some of the nation’s largest which are awarded an- tional Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL) at pharmaceutical and mass tort cases. He recent- nually to two area high their mid-year meeting July 18-22. ly received the Perry Nichols Award from the school prep athletes. 5 Years ago this week – 2013 The International Academy of Trial Law- Florida Justice Association, the highest award Each of the area high Carmen Morales-Perez of Navarre, who was under the infl uence yers limits membership to 500 Fellows from given by the organization and presented to an schools also competes and travelling in the wrong direction, hit another car head on the United States. The Academy seeks out, attorney who has demonstrated an extended to be awarded the Raf- when traveling on Hwy. 98, and died as a result of her injuries. identifi es, acknowledges and honors those and distinguished commitment to the cause of ferty Cup for excellence Rafferty who have achieved a career of excellence justice in Florida and the nation. in athletic achievement. 10 Years ago this week – 2008 through demonstrated skill and ability in jury Rafferty is also an active philanthropist, He also funds two annual scholarships for Sarah Hicks, 15, of Gulf Breeze was one of 18 girls worldwide trials, trials before the court and appellate and along with donating to local charities, underprivileged youth through Pensacola’s to qualify last week to play in the WalMart First Tee Open at practice. he also funds two local scholarships under Southern Youth Sport Association. Pebble Beach. Hicks survived a 36-hole tournament and a fi ve- day interview process to earn the selection. Police arrest early morning trespasser Tuesday, July 24 driver not wearing her seat belt GULF BREEZE led to the arrest of the passenger • 4:08 a.m.: A traffi c stop for Thursday, July 26- Kyle Daily, 30, of Fort Walton speeding led to the arrest of the POLICE • Found child’s bike near Beach for possession of crystal driver, Bjorn Chesterman, 28, Parkway animal hospital. meth. of Navarre for DUI and driving REPORT with a suspended license. • 10:19 p.m.: During a traf- Friday, July 27 Sunday, July 29 fi c stop for improper tag, driver • Found wallet; cash and Wednesday, July 25 Christian Batarseh, 22, of Vir- • 2:04 a.m.: A traffi c stop for credit cards inside. Police are at- failure to maintain lane led to • 2:32 a.m.: Burglary suspect ginia was arrested for posses- tempting to locate out-of-town the arrest of the driver, Joseph arrested. Suspect turned off cir- sion of marijuana. from your friends owner Stanton, 29, of Gulf Breeze for cuit breaker, and during a search • 11:31 p.m.: A traffi c stop for DUI. of the house, Aimee Gentry, 38, speeding led to the arrest of the at Gulf Breeze News of Gulf Breeze was located in driver Ashley Fendlason, 32, of Saturday, July 28 • Reported theft of an iPhone the back screened-in patio. Milton for DUI. • 8:51 p.m.: A traffi c stop for at Gulf Coast Inn. Au�us� 3 Au�us� 7 Barbara Landfair Jennifer Boulton Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Craig Ready Sally Goldberger Dana Pewitt Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed Au�us� 4 innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Norma Dodge Au�us� 8 Jayden Morrell Richard Forsley FELONIES DUIs 7/25/18 7/24/18 Kim Reininger Carol Zahm Gentry, Aimee Rene, W/F, Chesterman, Bjorn Charles, 38, 300 block, James River Road, W/M, 28, 1900 block, Reserve Gulf Breeze, burglary, possession Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, DUI Au�us� 5 of burglary tools with the intent to Justin Jones use Dreyer, Mark Howard, W/ M, 37, 6500 block, Sivley Street, Law, Kammie Smith, W/F, Navarre, DUI Au�us� 6 55, 200 block, Navarre Street, Lyndon Glover Gulf Breeze, DUI, refusal to submit Daily Gentry Halston 7/26/18 to DUI test after license has been Stephen Presson suspended Burleigh, Stephen Bradford, 7/29/18 Smith, Jeffrey Shane, W/M, W/M, 56, 1900 block, Melissa Daily, Kyle B., W/F, 30, 500 2700 block, Avienda de Soto, Oaks Drive, Gulf Breeze, DUI Congratulations to this Week’s Winner 7/27/18 block, Trenton Street, Fort Walton Navarre, probation violation Halston, Arias Yamil, W/ Beach, cocaine possession, drug Fendlason, Ashley Sharee, Stephen Presson • August 6 M, 46, 8900 block, White Ibis possession , W/M, Zion, Shanon Lee W/F, 32, 5800 block, Ashton Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two Way, Navarre, kidnapping/ false 42, 2600 block, Avienda de Woods Circle, Milton, DUI imprisonment of an adult or a 7/29/18 Soto, Navarre, drug possession, Pensacola Little Theatre tickets or a one year subscription child under 13 years of age, evidence destroying lewd and lascivious behavior on Miller, Melissa Dawn, W/F, 7/29/18 to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at a victim 12-16 years old by an 40, 2600 block, Avienda de Soto, Griffi n, Kevin Ray, W/M, the Gulf Breeze News Offi ce by August 17. offender 18 years or older Navarre, drug possession 7/20/18 47, 1400 College Parkway, Gulf Barr, Sonja Laver, W/F, 48, Breeze, DUI Register your birthday on our Facebook page or Nelson, Emilee Noelle, W/ 4700 block, W. Fairfi eld Drive, email us at: [email protected] Jackson, Michelle Lynn, W/ Pensacola, drug possession, DUI F, 49, 2600 block, Barefoot Creek F, 26, 6700 block, Betty Lane, Stanton, Joseph Daniel, W/ Circle, Navarre, drug possession Navarre, drug possession M, 400 block, Surrey Drive, Gulf Breeze, DUI gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 2, 2018 3A Most Livable City costs part of proposed budget to remain the same, at 1.9723, By Glenda Caudle Council budget sessions are tentatively set Gulf Breeze News © 2018 for FY 2019), increases in ben- [email protected] for: efits for City employees, wage assumptions and large variances “Our conversations usually Monday, Aug. 6 in expense categories, so there center on that narrow gap where following the regular City Council meeting are no huge problems when we our operating needs exceed our sit down to hear department re- operating revenues,” says Gulf Wednesday, Aug. 15 quests.” Breeze City Manager Samantha 4 p.m. Following those presenta- Abell in discussing a subject that tions, Council members come makes the town go ’round. That assuming can be called upon for lars to attract federal grants. We together for work sessions, the subject is the annual City bud- a variety of projects they would are looking to change that plan first of those including the de- get. like to see undertaken. However, and go for major federal projects partment head requests. Gulf Breeze City Council is in it was Council’s decision, when that are not covered, so we have “That is an opportunity for the midst of budget workshops the funds were received, to place to figure out how to afford that. Council to engage with depart- for fiscal year 2019, with two of $3.5 million in investments That will be an evolving conver- ment heads and increase their those sessions in the rear view to earn income. The rest was sation.” understanding and deal with bud- mirror and two more, at least, to pooled with positive cash-end- Abell also discussed the City’s get challenges or considerations. go. ing balances from various funds water and sewer fund, noting By the close of that meeting, we Abell met recently with Gulf to build up a $5 million account. there is almost never a positive want to have defined the key Breeze News to detail how bud- Of that, $3.7 million has been cash balance at year’s end. characteristics of the proposed geting works for the City of Gulf designated for Most Livable “We’re always looking to budget. As we go into August Breeze. City projects and the remainder achieve a balance between keep- and talk about proprietary or en- “It actually starts when the has been earmarked for storm- ing rates low and ensuring we terprise funds, we will address Council sets the capital improve- Glenda Caudle| Gulf Breeze News water projects. are properly planning for the South Santa Rosa Utility Ser- ment plan for the next five years Shane Carmichael, Gulf Breeze’s Fire Chief and Code Enforcement The latter is an item several long term and operating and officer, presents his budget proposal at the July 30 workshop. vices, the water and sewer fund, and decides on budget objec- citizens have concerns about. In maintaining the system.” the stormwater fund and special tives,” she said. “On a monthly fact, Randy Hebert, a resident of Abell says that, three years funds like tourism development, basis, we track capital projects the neighborhood on the City’s ago, the GB City Council made the red light camera fund, Com- and projects and programs that They also look at modifications reserve funding of $851,777 for northeast side that was heavily the decision to keep six months munity Reinvestment Area and are implementing the Council’s to the capital improvement plan capital expenditures. damaged during the 2014 flood- of operating funds for all major others,” she says. objectives and report back to to track which projects have “We begin by informing them ing, has attended virtually every funded areas, realizing it can Some of that discussion actu- members on a quarterly basis, been completed in their depart- that we have achieved a balanced City Council meeting since for take that long to see reimburse- ally took place on July 30 at the providing quarterly budget re- ments and which will carry over budget and then reviewing the as- the past year to keep his con- ments from FEMA or other such second budget workshop, a little ports which show variances in into the next fiscal year, utilizing sumptions for how we got there,” cerns at the forefront of Council governmental agencies in the ahead of schedule. revenues and expenditures as budget software to submit the said Abell. “Those assumptions members’ thinking, and he has wake of a natural disaster such “We close the chapter on en- they occur. Based on those vari- next year’s budget requests and are that our capital expenses will announced plans to run for what as a hurricane — which Gulf terprise accounts in August and, ances, we may also have quar- any justifications for variance utilize capital revenues, but also, will be a vacant Council seat Breeze residents know only to in September, we are ready for terly budget amendments which from the current year’s budget. in some cases, cash reserves. For in the November elections. He well can strike this area. the first of two public hearings deal with unanticipated new Abell and Griffin review pro- operating expenses, it is not my is often accompanied by other “The Florida County and City and two sets of meetings. We revenues and which modify the jected revenue for the coming recommendation to use cash re- neighbors in the area. Management Association rec- adopt the budget and it becomes adopted budget, based on new year and compare it to those de- serves, though. You don’t want Abell says the City is waiting ommends two or three months’ effective Oct. 1,” Abell said of expenditures.” partmental requests, identifying to use one-time money for con- on the completion of designs for worth of reserves, but our lo- the process. That constant monitoring and gaps. tinuing operating expenses. We stormwater projects so the prob- cal Council wanted to triple As of July 30, Council budget tracking of revenues and expen- “Almost always, there are want to have a sustainable oper- able cost of such work can be that. For us, six months is about sessions were planned for Aug. ditures means, as fourth quarter gaps,” Abell said. “Wants and ating business plan.” considered by the current Coun- $10.7 million. We consider that 6, following the regular City of the financial year rolls around, needs usually exceed revenues, When it comes to cash re- cil. money sacrosanct and budget Council meeting, and for Aug. that Abell and Finance Director so we work together for about serves, Abell is not talking about She explains, too, that the use discussions exclude those oper- 15, when a budget wrap-up ses- Jeanne Griffin are well prepared a month to narrow that gap. We a limitless funding pot, either. of those one time funds, ideally, ating reserves. They are not ever sion will take place at 4 p.m. to begin discussing with various have discussions with depart- “Cash reserves can come from helps ensure this is a community tapped.” That October budget accep- City department heads what their ment heads over priorities and several sources, but they are very in which people want to live and With information from all City tance date does not represent needs are for the coming fiscal about what can be phased in difficult to build up. You end up do business. If that is achieved, departments in hand and as thor- a time for relaxing on the job year and what adjustments, if or where they might incur sav- with reserves when, at year’s revenue is generated to come ough a knowledge as possible of for Abell and Griffin, however. any, need to be made in advance ings through efficiencies. After end, your revenues have ex- back into the City’s coffers via funds the City can expect to take Far from it. Once the budget is of formally presenting those we’ve narrowed the gap, it is my ceeded your expenses. You also sales tax and the preservation of in during the budget year, paired formally adopted, there will be needs to the Council. responsibility to give Council can utilize investments and the property values. with available funds from cash about two months’ worth of re- Those presentations were members a balanced budget.” interest from those investments “We also have different en- reserves, Abell begins sharing porting to state and federal agen- made to members of the Council That proposed budget was and funds like those we received terprise or proprietary funds that what she knows with the Coun- cies in the midst of finishing up at special budget workshops on presented to Council members at from Florida Department of are supposed to be self-suffi- cil in July and getting individual the annual audit from the previ- July 21 and July 30. the July 21 meeting. Transportation ($5.7 million for cient, although not all are,” she feedback from elected members ous financial year. For their part, department At that time, Abell told Coun- City property being utilized for said, citing the stormwater fund of that body. Money doesn’t just keep the heads perform an inventory of cil members the proposed FY parking vehicles and equipment as an example of one that doesn’t “We look at the budget over- City of Gulf Breeze moving for- assets that focuses on vehicle 2019 budget would be $812,022 used during the bridge construc- quite meet the test. view to frame the discussion by ward, it keeps staff hopping, as and equipment significant main- below the FY 2018 budget, re- tion.)” “The stormwater fund has only addressing assumptions like the well, and it gives Council mem- tenance or replacement needs flecting an increase in operations The latter fund is one citizens been sufficient to pay for mainte- millage rate (one of the lowest in bers a run for that money, year that will affect the new budget. of $32,755, with decreases to sometimes make the mistake of nance and leveraging local dol- the state and one that is projected after fiscal year.

Grant will fund Rosa County Amenities could be free for city environmental residents under new proposal HIGH QUALITY education PATIO FURNITURE Santa Rosa County received » Continued from Page 1A ment would compensate for the and said feedback he was receiv- and Recreation budget, present- THAT WILL NOT RUST! a $12,000 grant from the Florida lost funding. She noted, too, that ing on the matter was split. He ed to the Council in September REPAIRS • RESLING • RESTRAP Beverage Association (FBA) for tinue to be able to use any Parks anyone who uses the facilities in urged his fellow Council mem- 2017, it was noted that the fol- 3790 West Navy Blvd. the county’s Community-Based and Recreation facilities ffee of questions may create a need for bers to keep the fees in place and lowing amounts are collected (850) 456-2477 Green Infrastructure Stormwa- charge on a walk up basis, pro- additional maintenance and the revisit the issue during FY 2019 from Gulf Breeze residents: www.patiofreedom.com ter Outreach and Education Pro- vided the facility is not subject attendant costs. budget discussions. • Boat ramp daily passes -- gram. The grant award check and to a prior reservation or mainte- Mayor Matt Dannheisser When Mayor Pro Tem Da- $21,908 project description was presented nance activity, under the provi- countered her concerns by say- vid Landfair made a motion to • Summer camp -- $29,710 at the county’s regular board sions being discussed. ing city residents complain they approve the recommendation • Tennis court fees -- $2,989 meeting on July 26. Residents outside the city already pay for more than half to lower fees, Dannheisser sec- • Room reservations -- “Our grants and special pro- limits are allowed to utilize the the cost of the facilities and then onded it, but they were the only $18,116 grams department and UF/IFAS same City facilities but are cur- have to pay an additional fee to two to vote in favor of immedi- • Kids Park reservations -- extension office are very pleased rently charged a higher rate than use them. ate action. $495 to receive this grant. This funding residents of the city for those Council member Renee Now Council members are in • Shoreline South gazebo use will allow the county to present privileges that carry a price Bookout had reservations about the midst of the FY 2019 budget -- $3,985 a program for property owners to tag. For instance, a year’s boat changing the recreational fees workshops and the issue is up Total revenues paid by Gulf use green infrastructure technol- launch fee for non-city users is in the middle of the fiscal year, for contemplation once again. Breeze residents amounted to ogy to reduce impacts from wet- $75. as well, however, particularly in Dannheisser continues to $77,203, at that time. weather events,” said Shelley Al- The issue of eliminating fees light of the City’s having just in- maintain that the charging of Agencies and groups that are exander, environmental programs for city residents is one that sur- creased charges for trash service fees for certain opportunities for independent contractors utiliz- coordinator. faced during fiscal year 2018 at that time. She pointed out that recreation represents double tax- ing City resources pay the City The county’s education pro- budget workshops. It came up the increase was affecting those ation, since Gulf Breeze prop- 20 percent of all gross rev- gram provides the opportunity again in a Jan. 31, 2018, execu- on fixed incomes who utilize the erty owners are already paying enues and their fees would not for residents to become engaged tive session of the City Coun- trash service. for operations and maintenance be waived. These include Gulf in their communities with an em- cil, where it earned a place on Council member Tom Naile through their property taxes in Breeze Sports Association, ten- phasis on environmental health. the consent agenda. Normally, asked where the line should be the first place. nis pro lessons and clinics and The program will demonstrate items on the consent agenda are drawn in providing no cost ser- In an assessment of the reduc- instructional classes in Pilates, the use of green infrastructure considered as a “block” at the vices to Gulf Breeze residents tion of fees’ impact on the Parks Jazzercise, Zumba and others. such as rain gardens, rain barrels, next business session, and a sin- porous pavement, green roofs, gle vote deals with all items on trees and tree boxes and rainwa- the list. However, in this case, ter harvesting for landscape ir- Council member Cherry Fitch rigation. Workshops, watershed asked that the fees item be re- tours and educational materials moved from the consent agenda will help residents learn how to and considered separately, with better manage water and create discussion, at the Feb. 5 busi- healthier urban environments. ness session. For more information, contact Fitch said she had concerns Shelley Alexander at 981-2018 or about eliminating the fees mid- Chris Verlinde at 623-3868. budget and questioned how the Parks and Recreation Depart-

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Barbara Landfair, Ingrid Hewette, Jennifer Smith and Bonnie Witkin were among those gathered at Shoppers will also look for paintings at the 2018 Collectibles & More two-day event at St. Francis of Lillo’s Tuscan Grille on Wednesday, July 25 for a Gulf Breeze Will Do social. Assisi in Gulf Breeze. Columnist supports Gulf Breeze Will Do The board of directors of • Music — Yamaha keyboard the meet- ver model Gulf Breeze Will Do wants and 45 rpm record. ing was the radio that to thank all who “Will Do” in • Children’s toys — Legos™ m e m b e r - now plays 2018 to help make a difference and Lincoln Logs™, collectible ship drive. all local in 32563 and 32561 commu- dolls and doll house furniture, Banfell re- s t a t i o n s ; nities. The board wants each games, puzzles and toys minded the the 24-hour person to know that every $250 • Collectibles — Mini Japa- group that m a n t e l contribution will make a dif- nese harp in original box, 1960 new color clock that ference in this small part of the Life Magazine, 1936 lapel pin brochures Garnjobst is working Banfell world, and everyone’s generos- from Berlin Olympics and an- are avail- and must ity is greatly appreciated. High School on Aug. 21, begin- the parish hall. Wine and hors tique quilt rack and quilts. able for members to distribute be wound every 24 hours; and Gulf Breeze is a 501(c)(3) ning at 4 p.m. The final work- d’oeuvres will be served to the • Furniture — antique dress- to friends and neighbors. the grandfather clock that re- organization. Therefore, con- shop will be held at Pensacola music of Jack Grimley. Pre-sale er, office chair and bedroom The next important agenda ceived much restoration on the tributions are tax deductible to State College in Gulf Breeze on tickets are $10 each or two for suite. item was an update on the Ben- outside, as well as the inside. the extent allowed by the law. Aug. 23, beginning at 6 p.m. $15. Tickets will be available • China and crystal — Smith- son House. Members discussed The weights have been found GBWD appreciates support GBWD representatives will at the door or in advance from sonian Japanese Imari dinner- the issues facing the society in but the clock won’t work un- and a desire to help others and go over the application process the parish secretary weekdays ware, Lenox china and crystal its efforts to achieve museum til the pendulum is located. asks that all who are interested and answer questions. from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.. stemware and collectibles. status. A healthy discussion en- So the search goes on. Society in the work of the organization The sale hours for Saturday, • Other items, including art, sued concerning the National members are very grateful to invite friends and family who Collectibles & More at Aug. 25, are 8 a.m. until 2:30 small appliances (mini refrig- Register of Historic Places, Roger for his skill at restora- share the passion for the local St. Francis p.m. There is no admission erator and more) and tools architectural concerns and the tion and to both Roger and Sue community to join Gulf Breeze charge for Saturday’s sale. All final review of the bylaws that for their many contributions to Will Do. The Episcopal Church proceeds go to the Episcopal Gulf Breeze Area will be presented at the August GBAHS. Not only will the combined Women of St. Francis of As- Church Women of St. Francis Historical Society Inc. board meeting. After the meeting was ad- for church refurbishment proj- funding of this special group of sisi Episcopal Church in Gulf (GBAHS) The program speaker, Sue journed, a raffle was held and women bring about significant Breeze are busily planning ects. Items not used in the sale Garnjobst, was introduced by many were awarded prizes. change in the area, but all will will be donated to Interfaith The general membership Banfell. The next general meeting is the second annual upscale St. meeting of Gulf Breeze Area come to better understand the Francis of Assisi Collectibles Ministries. Garnjobst presented a video Thursday, Aug. 16, at 6 p.m. issues and needs in this com- Last year’s 2017 Collect- Historical Society was held of three projects that her hus- The program will be presented & More” rummage sale. This Thursday, July 19, at the Gulf munity. Together, GBWD will event will be held Aug. 24-25 ibles & More initial sale was a band, Roger Garnjobst, com- by Betty Allen, GBAHS his- make a tremendous difference great success, but 2018 seems Breeze Community Center. pleted for Benson House. These torian and Gulf Breeze News at the church, located at 1 St. The agenda for the evening in- in the chosen communities. Francis Drive in Gulf Breeze. assured of bettering all of last included the free-standing sil- columnist. GBWD is now accepting year’s records. Donations have cluded a business meeting and Additional details may be ob- program. grant applications for the cur- tained by calling (850) 932- already exceeded last year in rent grant cycle. quantity and quality. While it is Acting President Teresa Ban- By helping to place 2861. fell called the meeting to order Applications are available Collectibles & More is a difficult to precisely summarize newspapers in on the GBWD website at www. the items you can expect to see at 6:06 p.m. Teresa reminded classrooms you are two-day event. All sale items everyone to be sure to sign the gulfbreezewilldo.org/wp-con- are lightly used but are in “like this year, here is a sampling: giving our students tent/uploads/2018/06/Will-Do- • Jewelry — Fine jewelry guest book. Acting Treasurer a much-in-demand new,” fully operational condi- Dawn Hargrove presented the Grant-Application-2018.pdf. tion. (gold and silver); rubies, gi- resource that they The deadline for all applica- trines, garnets, amethysts and treasurer’s report. The major The pre-sale begins at 6 topic for the business section of otherwise might tions is Sept. 17, with grants p.m. on Friday, Aug. 24, in more, plus costume jewelry not have. being awarded on Nov. 4. Any person or group can ap- ply for a grant in any amount Support Newspapers in from $1,000 to $10,000, as long as the grant will primarily benefit the 32561/63 commu- EDUCATION nity. Groups do not have to be By adding an official non-profits to apply. $5 to your Applicants will apply in one extra of four categories: Arts, Sports paid subscription and Recreation; Education; Gulf Breeze High and Hardship Support Services; or Middle School students Public Safety and Environment will benefi t from There will be three grant- your generosity. writing workshops for all who 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 | 850-932-8986 are interested. 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We served together Laura Jones how he stripped for ladies’ votes to win the Trump received fi ve deferments from a lot on the ball.” in the Marines, fl ying A-6 Intruders on 2016 Congressional election. Made up or service in Vietnam. Four for academic rea- SKIP WOODWARD land and sea and making several deploy- not, it appeared as if he was trying (a little sons and one for bone spurs in his heels. Gulf Breeze ART DIRECTOR ments overseas. I have been to his family’s too hard) to appeal to the “college crowd.” In 2015, he said at a news conference he weddings and funerals. Barbara Crossland Did he not think that the college Republi- couldn’t remember which heel the bone I know his eight children, including his cans should be taken seriously? spurs had affected. two sons, both active duty offi cers in the GRAPHIC DESIGN The feeling was reciprocated as my In July 2016, Trump told the New York U.S. Marines. Cris is all-american and all- peers and I have not been able to take our Times: “I had a doctor that gave me a let- Blain Fowler in for God, country, and Corps. The Dosev Congressman seriously since that night. ter – a very strong letter on the heels.” family is the embodiment of trust in God Clearly, Cris was “the adult in the room.” The problem had been “temporary” and and faith in America — a motivating ex- CONTRIBUTORS The primary vote on August 28th is a deci- “minor,” he said, adding: “Over a period ample for us all. Betty Archer Allen sion of who we want to represent our home. of time, it healed up.” He also said: “You Cris is running against career politician Pam Brannon Choose Cris Dosev, a man who won’t know, it was diffi cult from the long-term Matt Gaetz, in a district of strong conser- Tom Nolan compromise the values of NW Florida for walking standpoint.” vatives and military families. Cris is easily Jack Kale votes. When Trump opens his mouth, he lies, EAN LUNDY and then he tells an- Molino other lie to support “Barack Obama. He served his the one he just told. two terms as president of the Not supporting It’s said that Ameri- United States and he was good Member: pot or Gaetz cans voters and Russia for the people.” made him President Florida Press Association PAM MARKS I am voting for Cris of the United States. Gulf Breeze Dosev in the Republi- He will not be living Pensacola Beach can Primary for Con- in the White House Chamber of Commerce gress this August 28th for the full four-year to replace Matt Gaetz. term. Greater Pensacola Mr. Gaetz is not a good Impeachment is the Chamber of Commerce Congressman. He ma- key word for the big- neuvers around Wash- gest liar in the world. Navarre Tourist Matt Gaetz and Development Council ington for television cameras, to build his Donald Trump are two career. I have person- peas in the same pod. Navarre ally met Cris Dosev, a Chamber of Commerce former Marine Avia- NOAH H BELEW tor, Combat Veteran, Gulf Breeze LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit “Bette Midler. She’s a lot of space available. We do not accept fun and could teach me how to letters containing a personal attack Lighten your load and let it go dance and sing.” on any individual. Letters must be FRANCINE FRIEDMAN limited to one per month from an Packing up to leave Centre miscellaneous screws, bolts, had a hard time entering, fi nd- Gulf Breeze individual writer. If we receive form Alabama on June 23, my nuts and washers sitting in ing, and making it into God’s letters, we will print only the first brother-in-law, Stacy, handed your garage. That’s fi ne for a kingdom, which is a kingdom one we receive. Include your name, me a mostly empty jar of fi sh garage, but if you are going to of the heart and relationships address and daytime phone number. pellets. “You can feed the fi sh be on the move, you need to instead of the kingdom of at one of your campsites; we travel a little lighter. I believe stuff. “Stuff people” need to CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze won’t use them,” he said. I that most of us could travel get rid of their stuff and invest News is committed to accuracy and shrugged off my internal ob- a little lighter in life as well in people, is another way of wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. jection and placed them in the as our road trips. Get rid of saying it. Please email us at news@ bed of the truck, next to our horseshoes and lawn darts. those things you don’t ever Whether you are on vaca- gulfbreezenews.com with the backup Honda generators. We That extra cooler ended up use, even if you wish you did. tion or just living a cluttered subject line CORRECTION or arrived home on July 22 and I being overkill, although it did Consider dropping those things life, we could all use a little CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- started unpacking the truck on house a few extra bags of ice that you only occasionally use, refl ection on the stuff that we 8986 during office hours and ask the next day. I smiled when I at times. “The Disappearing but they end up being more are carrying. for news or sports departments. saw that clear jar of fi sh pellets Spoon,” as good a book as it is, trouble than they are worth. On a practical level, I ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News in roughly the same spot I put returned to my bedside night In the New Testament, encourage you to go through will not be responsible for quality or “Nick Saban. I’m a die-hard them a month earlier. They stand at the same marked page Jesus teaches his followers that your garages, closets, junk discoloration in ads provided by the Alabama fan.” travelled 7,215 miles around it left. We brought way too it is “easier for a camel to go drawers and consoles. If you advertiser or its agents. NANCY WEHBY the country but had never left much stuff for our journey and through the eye of the needle haven’t used it in a while, is Gulf Breeze the bed of the truck. I wish I I think that refl ects as much than for a rich person to enter it really worth holding onto? Gulf Breeze News is published had left them behind. about our lives as it does our the kingdom of God” (Mat- Likewise, there are probably weekly on Thursdays by Gulf Big trips and life can teach camping. thew 19:24). Camels were the some ideas, notions, concepts Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions a lot about what you don’t full size utilty trucks of Jesus’ and beliefs that may be holding are $52 per year. Periodical It seems to me that there need. On our trip, I ended up are two types of things we day and people saw the rich you back from entering a new God’s word postage paid at Gulf Breeze, never using the two generators folks pile on the stuff as they place of peace. Use this few Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no should have left behind: The we brought, just in case we made their way through town weeks before school to clean refunds on subscriptions. things we didn’t use at all and had to stop along the roadside with all their extra stuff. While your cars, trucks, room and [Jesus said] “You are the POSTMASTER: Please send the things we could have done light of the world. Let your address changes to Gulf Breeze without a power hookup. The without. Life has a way of folks would, and still do, get your hearts. Learn from my portable dump tank stayed in jealous of the material wealth mistake. Leave the fi sh pellets light shine before men, that News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, making us collectors of stuff. they may see your good FL 32562. everybody’s way and was used We pick up here and there for and possession of the rich, at home and make room for exactly zero times. Almost Jesus offered that there was a something better! deeds and praise your Father All content is copyrighted 2018. that hypothetical day when we in heaven.” Advertising rates are available half the pots and pans were might need it. It’s the same whole new diffi culty with such Love one. Love another. upon request. never touched, nor were the reason you have that jar of a lifestyle. He posited that they —Matthew 5:14-16 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 2, 2018 7A

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Briana Sievers sacola Beach, President’s List. demic year. The following local spring 2018 semester. graduates from SE The University of Alabama, students earned degrees: Covell is majoring in bio- the state’s oldest and largest Connor Crooke of Gulf chemistry. Missouri State Univ. public institution of higher edu- Breeze graduated with a bache- To be named to the Dean’s cation, is a student-centered re- lor of science degree in Business List, a student must achieve a CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.– search university that draws the Administration. grade-point average between Briana Sievers of Gulf Breeze is best and brightest to an academic William Keegan of Navarre 3.50 and 3.99 on a 4.0 scale. Santa Rosa County Educators at STEM/STEAM Education program. among Southeast Missouri State community committed to provid- graduated magna cum laude University’s spring 2018 gradu- ing a premier undergraduate and with a bachelor of science de- Troy University ates. graduate education. UA is dedi- gree in business administration. Sievers graduated with a announces Chancellor’s 8 teachers selected cated to achieving excellence in List for spring Semester/ bachelor of science degree in scholarship, collaboration and Megan Hawkins named Business Administration, with Term 4 for ‘STEMmersion’ intellectual engagement; provid- to Dean’s List a major in business administra- ing public outreach and service Eight educators from Santa and McKenna Wyrosdick. Par- tion . TROY, Ala. – Troy Univer- to the state of Alabama and the CLINTON, Miss. – Megan Rosa County School District re- ticipants in STEMmersion 2018 nation; and nurturing a campus sity is pleased to announce stu- cently joined more than 50 fel- were chosen through a com- Dean’s, President’s Lists Hawkins of Gulf Breeze was dents who have been named to environment that fosters collegi- named to the spring 2018 Dean’s low educators from around the petitive application process and Students named for UA ality, respect and inclusivity. the Chancellor’s List for the country and world for STEM- where immersed in a variety of List at Mississippi College. MC spring semester and Term 4 of spring 2018 term releases the President’s List af- mersion 2018, an immersive, experiences that added valuable Coyl named to Dean’s the 2017/2018 academic year. five-day professional develop- new resources and skills to their ter the close of fall and spring Full-time undergraduate stu- TUSCALOOSA, Ala.– A to- List at Lake Forest ment experience focused on STEM/STEAM toolkit. In addi- semesters each academic year. dents who are registered for at tal of 11,347 students enrolled supporting STEM/STEAM edu- tion, STEMmersion provided an To be eligible for the Dean’s least 12 semester hours and who during the 2018 spring semester cation worldwide. This event opportunity for participants to LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Lily List, a student must maintain a earn a grade point average of at the University of Alabama was supported by the Discovery connect, collaborate and share Coyl, 20, of Gulf Breeze was 3.5 grade point average, based 4.0 qualify for the Chancellor’s were named to the Dean’s List, Educator Network (DEN). resources, ideas and strategies named to the Dean’s List for on a 4.0 system. The student List. with an academic record of 3.5 This professional learning ex- for integrating the latest tech- the 2017-2018 academic year at must take a full course load of Local residents who made the or above, or the President’s List, perience was held June 26-30 at nologies and digital content into Lake Forest College. at least 12 semester hours of un- list incude: with an academic record of 4.0 the University of North Caro- STEM/STEAM instruction. The Dean’s List recognizes dergraduate credit, with all aca- Ashleigh Blue and Kiersten (all As). lina in Wilmington. Local par- Educators participated in a students who have achieved dis- demic courses impacting their Edlund, both of Gulf Breeze The UA Dean’s and Presi- ticipants included Marsha Harp, series of interactive workshops tinguished academic records. To grade point average. Madison Friedman and Lau- dent’s lists recognize full-time Anthony Hofius, Marci Kenni- led by the Discovery Education be selected for this honor, a stu- ren Harksen, both of Navarre undergraduate students. The dent must have attained a grade Local student graduates son, Jeffrey Knapp, Tally Pisco- professional development team lists do not apply to graduate po, Kelly Ratte, Danza Raitusso and their peers. point average of at least 3.60 for from Space Camp UA announces students or undergraduate stu- two consecutive semesters. dents who take less than a full graduation list Lake Forest College is a na- HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Alexa course load. tional liberal arts institution lo- Cosky of Gulf Breeze recently Students named to these lists TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The cated 30 miles north of down- attended Space Camp at the include: University of Alabama award- town Chicago. The College has U.S. Space and Rocket Center, Benjamin James Barrow of ed some 5,436 degrees during 1,550 students representing 47 home of Space Camp®, Space We are a Multiline Dealer Gulf Breeze, Dean’s List. states and 81 countries. spring 2018 commencement Camp® Robotics™, Aviation 3ALESs3ERVICE2EPAIRS FREE Kaytlyn Elizabeth Carlson of May 4-6. Among those were: HEARING Challenge® and NASA Mar- Gulf Breeze, President’s List. Andrew Dobry of Gulf All Makes/Models TEST! Kendall Crenshaw shall Space Flight Center’s Of- Erin M. Copeland of Gulf Breeze, bachelor of science de- Serving Pensacola over 47 years named to Troy ficial Visitor Center. Breeze, Dean’s List. gree Professional Hearing Aid Center The week-long educational Matthew Ryan Cutler of Gulf University Provost’s List Christina Harpole of Gulf 0ENSACOLAs.ORTH0ALAFOX3TREET program promotes science, tech- Patricia Russo Breeze, President’s List. Breeze, bachelor of arts degree 438-4092 4OLL&REE   (%!2 nology, engineering and math Andrew W. Dobry Jr. of Gulf TROY, Ala. – Kendall Cren- in Communication (STEM), while training students Breeze, President’s List. shaw of Gulf Breeze has been Jonathan Hofius of Gulf with hands-on activities and PHAC_2x2_1-17-17.indd 1 1/17/2017 1:23:31 PM Ella K. Finley of Gulf Breeze, named to the Provost’s List at Breeze, master of science de- missions based on teamwork, Dean’s List. Troy University for the spring gree in Human Environmental leadership and problem solving. Joshua D. Gordon of Gulf semester/Term 4 of the 2017-18 Sciences

Breeze, President’s List. academic year. Alexander Kagan of Gulf Christina Frances Harpole of The Provost’s List honors Mississippi College Breeze, bachelor of science de- Gulf Breeze, Dean’s List. full-time undergraduate students announces President’s gree in Commerce Business Ad- Madeline G. Holifield of Gulf who are registered for at least 12 List for spring 2018 ministration Breeze, Dean’s List. semester hours and have a grade Katherine McComber of Gulf Alexander Grey Kagan of point average of at least 3.65. CLINTON, Miss. – The Mis- Breeze, bachelor of science de- Gulf Breeze, President’s List. sissippi College Office of Aca- gree in Commerce Business Ad- Ekaterina Sergeyevna Kh- Lanae Arena of Gulf demic Affairs releases the Pres- ministration vatkova of Gulf Breeze, Dean’s Breeze to attend ident’s List after the close of fall Blake Mobley of Navarre, List. Oglethorpe University and spring semesters each aca- bachelor of science degree in Katherine N. McComber of demic year. To be eligible for the Commerce Business Adminis- Gulf Breeze, Dean’s List. ATLANTA, Ga. – Lanae President’s List, a student must tration Madison Jamie McManus of Arena of Gulf Breeze will at- maintain a 4.0 grade point aver- Savannah Nixon of Gulf Gulf Breeze, Dean’s List. tend Oglethorpe University this age, based on a 4.0 system. The Breeze, bachelor of arts degree Allison E. Neyman of Gulf fall and was among incoming student must take a full course Annemarie Schultz of Gulf Breeze, President’s List. students who attended MAP load of at least 12 semester hours Breeze, bachelor of science de- Anne H. Ostrander of Gulf Day (Making a Petrel) on June of undergraduate credit, with all gree in Commerce Business Ad- Breeze, Dean’s List. 22. The first-year Stormy Pe- academic courses impacting tthe ministration Mac Draper Pewitt of Gulf trels had the chance to meet with grade point average. Honored Breeze, Dean’s List. advisors, enroll in fall semester students include Margaret Gil- Wheaton College (Ill.) Megan Dawn Pewitt of Gulf classes and receive their official breath of Gulf Breeze, Nathaniel congratulates graduate Breeze, President’s List. Petrel Pass student IDs. Classes Roberts of Navarre and Emily Delaney Grace Raynes of start Aug. 20. Simmering of Gulf Breeze. WHEATON, IL -- Wheaton Gulf Breeze, Dean’s List. College congratulates May Annemarie C. Schultz of Gulf Local students graduate Tristan M. Covell 2018 graduate Gregory Anthony Breeze, President’s List. named to Clemson Manfredi of Gulf Breeze, who Summer Rose Scott of Gulf from Oglethorpe Univ. graduated with a bachelor of Breeze, Dean’s List. University Dean’s List arts degree in Political Science Ansley Marie Segal of Gulf ATLANTA, Ga. – Congratu- and Business Economics. Breeze, Dean’s List. lations to the nearly 200 students CLEMSON, S.C. – Tristan Wheaton College graduates Troy Alan Henson II of Na- who received degrees from M. Covell of Gulf Breeze has join a worldwide network of varre (32566), Dean’s List. Oglethorpe University on May been named to the Dean’s List 45,000 alumni. Jillian Camryn Marks of Pen- 12 or during the 2017-18 aca- at Clemson University for the Subscribe to Gulf Breeze News Subscription $52 per year

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Carol Singletary, LPC care — at an average annual half hours of time in budget talks m e m b e r s of all, it Abell pointed out that, for Whenever you read about cost, per the HHS, of $83,580 in for fiscal year 2019. City Man- elected to is budget those reasons, she and staff had important topics like long-term a nursing home. ager Samantha Abell, Budget drop cover- Dannheisser Abell season and been operating under assump- care, health care or retirement, Director Jeanne Griffin and City age provid- staff is al- tions that Council was only you’re likely inundated with Where the money is staff have devoted that time and ed through United Health Care, ready clearly tasked to the interested in PRM. Her expla- facts and numbers. The cost of Odds are you will be among much more to providing infor- which was slated to impose a 22 maximum in providing a variety nation came when Dannheisser care, the likelihood you’ll ex- mation and recommendations to the 70 percent of adults who percent increase in premiums of information they anticipate appeared to be trying to blame perience various diseases, how need long-term care. If you are Council members as they move for that year and which had City Council members will need as her for not suggesting a search much you’ll need in retirement through the annual process. the “one,” how will you pay the employee complaints over such they contemplate the FY 2019 for potentially less expensive to live and pay for care — these cost? You may think you can A second session on Mon- issues as prescription drug cov- budget. Beyond that, however, coverage in the immediate are some facts you typically day night, July 30, wrapped up cover the bill out of your sav- erage. Instead, Council decided Dannheisser frequently insists past. His distemper may have come across. ings, or you assume government presentations by various depart- to become part of the PRM on having the information pre- been related, also, to an earlier Just how much do these sta- ment heads who have been in- programs will cover your ex- self-insured pool administered sented in a different format or exchange when he attempted tistics matter? After all, you are penses. Maybe you will rely on structed to find ways to imple- by Florida Blue, beginning in with additional points attached. to interrupt an explanation be- not a number. You are not a face- ment savings in their areas by family to help. FY2017. Under the “pool” plan, Council member Cherry Fitch ing given on another matter by less fact, but a person with a full, Or will you risk your future Council members. there are lower fixed costs and did ask, at the Monday meet- Abell, who politely and calmly complex life. That session veered off into a security by hoping you will be a smoothing out of peaks and ing, if the Council request was continued to speak in the face of So when you are learning in the slim minority? discussion of insurance carriers valleys associated with health feasible, considering the work his clear outrage that she did not about important subjects, it is at one point Monday night, with Fortunately, you have op- insurance pricing. In the case load staff is currently under, and go silent at his direction. important to evaluate the truth tions that help you protect your representatives of two plans of Gulf Breeze, which had high Abell, who is aware of the hours Meanwhile, the renewal dead- behind the numbers. Below, you speaking to the issue. future in the same way you pro- claims last year, being part of already being devoted by Guyer line for City employee insurance can take a closer look at key data tect your other valuables. Asset- Todd Torgersen, who is, at PRM meant those costs were and other staff members to pres- coverage is Oct. 1. In the fast-ap- and its relevance to you. this point, the lone candidate for based long-term care protection not solely considered when ent the proposed PRM plan and proaching interim, City employ- is one option. Council member Renee Book- it came time to present new its options to City employees by ees must be made aware of the Protecting your assets, out’s seat when she retires this With this type of long-term rates. Instead, City claims were the looming deadline, thanked options they are being offered protecting your future care protection, benefits can year, has also been the insurance “pooled” with the other mem- her repeatedly for her concern from PRM or any other carrier, representative who brought the Think for a moment about pay for care at home, in an as- bers’ so Gulf Breeze employees but said staff will comply with must have a chance to individu- the most valuable things you sisted living facility or in a nurs- City into a public risk manage- did not take such a direct hard whatever Council members re- ally ask questions and receive ment health plan that includes own: your home, automobiles, ing home. People who purchase hit as they would have under a quest. answers about their choices and ther vehicles, jewelry. Each has this protection reduce the risk of about four dozen other Florida typical insurance plan. The second problem has to must express their preferences cities two years ago. Since that monetary or sentimental value becoming a burden to the ones Now, Rodney Rich, who also do with commitments already in time for payroll deductions to — or both — which you pro- they love most. And their ben- time, City Manager Samantha attended Monday night’s meet- made and with timing. be in place in either August or Abell and City Clerk Leslie tect by purchasing insurance. efits allow them to select and ing, wants to give the City an- It was only a short while ago early September, with insurance If anything happens to an item, arrange for the care they want Guyer have become primary other go at UHC, claiming he that Council members voted to ID cards distributed in advance and alternate members (respec- the insurance company helps in the setting they most prefer. can currently offer a better deal move ahead with a renewal of of the effective date. you recover from the loss. With Some asset-based long-term tively) of the PRM board. than PRM for the same option in coverage from PRM. The time crunch is daunting, If Torgersen is elected and the insurance, you limit your expo- care policies can protect the in- plans. Abell and Guyer were also to say the least, but the Monday sure. dividual and spouse; some even City retains coverage through With Mayor Matt Dannheiss- directed to attend PRM train- session ended without a clear in- PRM, he will no longer occupy While you don’t necessarily offer money back if the policy is er leading the charge, Council ing sessions. The latter action, dication when Council members love paying premiums, you’re canceled. his current go-between position directed staff to look into the in particular, appeared to be a will be prepared to make a final with the plan, so there will be no aware of the common risks like issue. strong signal members were choice between PRM and UHC. these: What is your future • 1 in 335 homes catches fire worth? every year, according to the Na- Your future has great value tional Fire Protection Associa- to you and those who love you. New school bus vendor reports it will tion Why not take care of it the way • 1 in 52 cars is in an accident you protect your other assets? per year, according to the Na- Asset-based long-term care can be ready for school start on Aug. 13 tional Highway Traffic Safety help you protect your retirement Administration rage for repair and another bus is taking its The school district decided this year to and secure your future. By Pam Brannon In each statistic, the “one” is Carol Singletary is Gulf Breeze News © 2018 place. change most of the routes in the south end of a real person, a busy working a Financial Services [email protected] “It will also show real time estimated time the county. Many parents and drivers thought mom whose care is totaled at the of arrivals. That is great, and that is bad,” the new company was making the changes, Representative of Principal intersection near home or the re- National Life Insurance he laughed. “It is great, because it can tell but supervisors explained that it was county tired owner of a suburban home The new 2019 school buses arrived in you estimated time is 6:31 and parents can officials in Milton, since so much growth Company and Principal Life Santa Rosa County; almost all the drivers that is nearly destroyed by light- Insurance Company, and a expect the bus then. It is bad, because it can has caused overlapping of routes. The union ning. When accidents happen, needed to fill the 202 bus routes are trained say estimated time is 6:31 and something then decided, with so many routes changed, Registered Representative and hired, with more in training; and staff at the “one” is grateful for insur- and Financial Advisor of happens that the bus gets there a bit early or the only fair thing would be to have driv- ance to help minimize losses/ both ends of the county, to supervise the bus a little late.” ers bid on routes, based on seniority. That Principal Securities, Inc. garages and offices, is in place for the first Now consider another risk: Principal National, Principal He said having the full time person man- means drivers who have been driving the • 1 in 1.4 people older than day of school on Aug. 13. That is the report ning the bus tracker app should take some same routed for years may not be driving Life and Principal Securities the school board received from the new con- 65 will need long-term care, ac- are members of the Principal calls from parents off the desk of the staff them this year. The new routes have not cording to the U.S. Department tractor handling the schools’ bus transporta- answering phones and free them up to han- been posted, and the drivers will have one Financial Group, Des Moines, tion last week. of Health and Human Services. IA 50392. dle other issues. day (Aug. 6) to bid. Then the dry runs on the Stated another way, 70 per- Santa Rosa County School System hired Gallagher said they have enough drivers new routes will take place Aug. 7 and 8. a new bus transportation company this year to cover all the routes for the first day of Gallagher said, “Please be patient if you when the current 10-year contract with Dur- school if those in training make it through. are are the roads Aug. 7 and 8, because we ham Transportation ran out. After a bidding “We have 167 contractor drivers return- will have our brand new buses out there with Woodlawn Beach Middle process that Durham actually won, negotia- ing of those that were working for the last drivers who have never driven them and on schedules ready Aug. 9-10 tions broke down during contract talks, and contractor. And of those, 155 — by the time routes they have never seen. We don’t want the district hired Student Transportation of of this meeting — have been trained in com- any scratches or fender benders during dry Woodlawn Beach Middle in the cafeteria. America instead. The contract was “a little pany procedures, already. All of the drivers runs.” School students should mark Also, all sixth-grade students more expensive,” as explained by Superin- who were working for the county are com- He said they intended to send all 77-pas- their calendars for Aug. 9 and are invited to a Welcome to tendent Tim Wyrosdick, but STA agreed to ing back, That means we still need 28 driv- senger buses, but the “local intelligence” 10. Woodlawn Middle School Bash the accountability demands of the district ers – four to cover routes and then 24 for a here from district staff and drivers told them Thursday, Aug. 9, is schedule on Friday, Aug. 10. this time around. 12 percent bench, as you have requested.” there were areas of the county where 77 pas- pick-up for seventh- and eighth- The event will be in the The new company and the district already But Gallagher said they have never been senger buses would not work well. So half of graders from noon to 2 p.m. school cafeteria, from 6 to 8 made some changes that they hope will make able to maintain a 12 percent bench (substi- the buses will be 77-passenger and half will On Friday, Aug. 10, sixth- p.m., and will be supervised by things smoother this next school year. tute drivers) at any of their locations. be the same as last year, carrying 71 passen- graders will be able to pick up school personnel. There will “We are using SafeStop as the bus tracker “And that is not unique to our company. gers. But instead of the shorter, smaller spe- schedules from noon to 3 p.m. be music, free concessions and for use by parents and staff,” STA Vice Pres- But our goal is always to have a 20 percent cial needs vehicles, only two ESE buses will Schedules may be picked up other activities. ident of Operations Denis Gallagher Jr. ex- bench, so we are always recruiting, even be short and the rest will be full-size wheel- plained to the school board. “We developed though we never seem to reach that goal.” chair buses, he said. that bus tracker app in house after looking He said, as of last week, they had nine He said each bus will not only have GPS, at several apps already on the market. The people doing 10-hour training. They also as in the past, but will also have four camer- GBES orientation day is Aug. 9 school district here has paid for the addition had six people doing 45-hour training ses- as — some to watch inside the bus and some Gulf Breeze Elementary stu- Fourth-and fifth-grade class- of that app, so parents don’t have to pay any- sions, which means those people do not al- to watch the outside perimeter. dents are invited to meet their es, 10:30-11:15 a.m. thing to use it. There will be a full time dedi- ready have CDL licenses. Then they have “We will be ready for the first day of teachers and drop off school Kindergarten and families cated person locally watching and operating three people in CDL prep training. school,” Gallagher said. “We have had more supplies on Thursday, Aug. 9. who are new to GBES are invit- the bus tracker and responding to questions If all of those make it through their than 40 of our trainers fly in from all over the Here is the schedule: ed to a parent-only orientation at of parents.” training, the company will have more than country to help get the people here trained Kindergarten and first-grade 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. He said there are some advantages to enough drivers to cover the routes the first and ready in every aspect of company pro- classes, 8-8:45 a.m. Please contact the school of- SafeStop, including letting parents know if day of school, since they only really need cedure and safety. I so appreciate how they Second- and third-grade fice at 934-5185, option 4, with the bus their child usually rides is in the ga- four. have worked with us to make this happen.” classes, 9:15-10 a.m. any questions.

Back to school sales tax holiday is this weekend Freshman orientation is Aug. 3 Save some money on your period, Florida law directs that or less per item; • Any school supply item sell- GBHS will start the school schedules and transporta- back-to-school shopping begin- no sales tax or local option tax • Certain school supplies sell- ing for more than $15; year off with a pep rally for tion information; purchase ning Friday, Aug. 3, through (also known as discretionary ing for $15 or less per item. • Books that are not otherwise incoming freshmen on Fri- yearbooks; get tours of the Sunday, Aug. 5, as the state of sales surtax) will be collected on This sales tax holiday does exempt; day, Aug. 3. school; and purchase T-shirts Florida will waive sales tax on purchases of: not apply to: • Rentals or leases of any eli- From 8 to 10 a.m., stu- and spirit gear. certain items. • Clothing, footwear and cer- • Any item of clothing selling gible items; dents can get parking decals, School starts Monday, During this sales tax holiday tain accessories selling for $60 for more than $60; • Repairs or alterations. locker assignments, class Aug. 13, at 9:05 a.m. Inside: • Entertainment • Comics • Puzzles Pages 2-3B

Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 2, 2018

By Eric Thorn, MD, FACC

Are vitamins This year, more than 610,000 Americans will die from heart disease. necessary? It is the leading cause of death DEAR DR. ROACH: Do you prescribe vitamins or treat- for men and women. ments to enhance the immune system? – C.N. For decades, doctors and nu- ANSWER: I do not. In my opinion, a healthy diet makes a tritionists prescribed low-fat defi ciency of a vitamin or mineral severe enough to weaken the diets to people trying to lower immune system unlikely. Stress reduction (through many tech- their risk of heart disease. Satu- niques) and good sleep are more important than supplements. rated fats in meats and dairy People think that a daily vitamin and mineral supplement is products were thought to clog like an insurance policy against a good diet. However, many stud- our arteries. ies have shown that taking vitamins does not, in general, lead to A growing body of research Carbohydrates improvements in prevention of disease, including heart disease, suggests this advice was wrong. cancer or infections. So I would be much more likely to recom- For most people, it is carbo- mend a better diet (especially in the fresh fruits and vegetables) hydrates that are the true cause than I would a supplement. of heart disease. Freepik.com Many adults have not gotten all the vaccines that are recom- A report published last year mended, and these are a huge benefi t to your immune system for in The Lancet studied nutrition are killing us those specifi c bacteria and viruses. among people across 18 differ- *** ent countries. DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an 81-year-old male in generally Researchers found that peo- and eating healthier food. fi rst report recommending that against saturated fats, main- good health. I am maybe 10 pounds overweight. I have had no ple who ate the least saturated Denise had out-of-control dia- people limit consumption of ani- stream nutritionists still advise heart attacks or cardiac symptoms. I walk on the treadmill for fat had the highest rates of heart betes. mal fats and dietary cholesterol. people to eat carbohydrates and exercise. disease and mortality. Mean- Her blood sugar was frequent- But that hypothesis had never steer clear of fats. The AHA rec- I have controlled hypertension, and have been taking simvas- while, people who consumed the ly over 250 — a level far above been put to the test in a clinical ommends restricting saturated tatin, 10 mg. My LDL is 71, most saturated fat had the lowest normal — despite being on insu- trial. fat consumption to 6 percent of very favorable. My HDL is rate of strokes. lin. Then she started a low-carb A controlled trial is the only total calories. Federal guidelines also good, at 73. Limiting intake of carbohy- diet. way to prove a cause-effect rela- encourage people to eat fat-free Several years back, when drates, rather than fats, is a surer After only a week, she was tionship, rather than a mere cor- or low-fat dairy and plenty of I started the statin, my doc- way to decrease the risk of heart off insulin and had near normal relation that could occur due to grains. tor added Zetia, 10 mg. At disease. blood sugar levels. some unknown variable. This advice is dooming hun- the time, I wondered why An analysis of more than a When Jeff started working Eventually, the National In- dreds of thousands of people to this would be OK, and he dozen studies published in the with me, he had severe lipid ab- stitutes of Health started con- early death and disability. said, “Well, there is a certain British Journal of Nutrition normalities. ducting clinical trials. However, For decades, our public health synergy there.” While I have found that patients on low-carb Four months later, his HDL these trials were deeply fl awed. leaders have dispensed deadly continued taking the Zetia and diets had healthier body weights cholesterol — commonly known Additionally, when evidence dietary advice. suppose it might be helpful, I and cardiovascular systems than as “good cholesterol” — had in- contradicted the dominant medi- That needs to change. Many wonder if I need it. I say this because it is rather expensive (about those on low-fat diets. creased by 13 points. And his tri- cal narrative, researchers effec- doctors, myself included, have $500 a year with my part D coverage). It is the only thing I take I am a cardiologist in Virginia glyceride level plummeted from tively buried it. seen how low-carb diets help pa- that costs me this much. and my own patients have seen 468 to 78 — well below the nor- One NIH study, which found tients lose weight, reverse their My reading of the literature suggests that while Zetia might the benefi ts of a low-carb, high- mal level of 150. All of this was little-to-no relationship between diabetes and improve their cho- help the LDL level, there is no evidence that it improves longev- fat diet fi rsthand. without medication or exercise. saturated fats and various health lesterol. ity (i.e. cardiovascular). – J.P. Consider Marj. At age 71, she The mistaken belief that fats problems, was conducted be- ANSWER: This is a confusing subject, because the theory lost over 100 pounds in a year cause heart disease stems from tween 1968 and 1973, but it Dr. Eric Thorn is a (that lowering cholesterol protects your heart) and the evidence without medication, meal re- weak, outdated research. wasn’t published for another 16 cardiologist affi liated with the (that it actually works) don’t exactly align. High cholesterol cer- placements or surgery —just by Back in 1961, the American years. Virginia Hospital Center. tainly is associated with a higher likelihood of heart blockages, cutting out sugars and starches Heart Association published its Despite the fl imsy evidence which can lead to heart attack and death. However, not all treatments that lower cholesterol reduce risk of heart attack. On the one hand, there are treatments that lower cholesterol Book clubs meet at Gulf Breeze library that do help your heart. The Mediterranean diet clearly reduces August Events at Your Santa Rosa County Visit the Gulf Breeze Library on the third risk of heart attack. Dr. Dean Ornish’s plant-based diet of very lit- Library: Tuesday of each month to learn and share tle fat and little or no meat, in combination with stress reduction August Events graphic art skills in a fun environment. The and smoking cessation, actually reverses blockages in arteries in Page Turners AniManga Club is dedicated to the enjoy- some people. Statin drugs reduce cholesterol and help prevent Aug. 10, 1 p.m. @ Gulf Breeze ment and promotion of animation, cartoon- heart attacks, at least in people at high risk for them. The fi ction book club meets at 1 p.m. on ing, and related arts. The club is open to On the other hand, ezetimibe (Zetia) reduces cholesterol, but the second Friday of every other month for a Library youth ages 11 – 17. like most nonstatin drugs to treat high cholesterol, it has not been brown bag lunch and book discussion. This proven to reduce heart disease risk. It tends to have few side ef- month’s selection is “Small Great Things” Bibliobabblers Teen Book Club fects and probably is not harmful. But you are correct that it is by Jodi Picoult. There is a limit of 20 partici- The Gulf Breeze Library is Aug. 28, 6 p.m. expensive, and like all medications, it can possibly cause harm. pants, so call or visit the library to sign up. located at 1060 Shoreline Dr. Ninth- through 12th-graders who are 14- Being conservative about medication, I very rarely prescribe it. 18 years old can discuss the read-of-the- Studies are ongoing, and I will readdress this topic when there is Friends of the Gulf Breeze tension month with friends at the Gulf Breeze Li- more evidence. Library board of director’s Aug. 17, 1 p.m. brary. Bibliobabblers meets at 6 p.m. on the *** last Tuesday of every month. This month’s Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual let- meeting The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Services presents book is “Relic Master” by Catherine Fisher. ters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. 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THERE’S ONLY ONE RIGHT PLAY West’s ace. A spade was returned, and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING South could now do no better than cash eight tricks. Declarer lost the contract on the Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commis- 2. Willow Glen Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $ (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the the Board of County Commissioners). lot per year for a five (5) year period. very first trick when he should have sioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, will conduct a public 70.54 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless mod- Board of County Commissioners). 50. Paradise Bay I and Units 2 & 3 Street Lighting MSBU 4. Ponderosa Paving Water Sewer Design/Construc- won the club lead with the ace instead of dummy’s ten. hearing on August 29, 2018, at 6:00 p.m., in the Commis- ified by the Board of County Commissioners). 14. Country Meadows Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $31.21 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless tion - Various (attachment A) for a fifteen (15) year period. South should realize that the con- sioners Meeting Room at the Santa Rosa County Administra- - $81.11 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 5. Santa Rosa Shores Canal Maintenance MSBU - tract is not likely to be made unless the diamonds can be run, and should not tive Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, to adopt modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 51. Park Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $30.07 per lot $384.48 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless rely exclusively on the hope that the non-ad valorem assessments for the following: 15. Covington Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the modified by the Board of County Commissioners). opponents will take the first or second diamond lead. He should allow for the - $51.69 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless Board of County Commissioners). 6. Ski Watch Estates III Maintenance Dredging MSBU possibility that either defender might SANTA ROSA COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 52. Pebble Ridge Street Lighting MSBU - $43.09 per lot - $973.05 per lot per year for a ten (10) year period. have been dealt three or four dia- monds to the ace and might not take SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT: 16. Creeks Edge Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $17.68 (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the 7. Savannah Plantation Subdivision Improvements the first two diamond offerings. Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by Board of County Commissioners). MSBU - $339.25 per lot per year for a four (4) year pe- By playing the club ace at trick one, declarer ensures a subsequent club assessment. the Board of County Commissioners). 53. Plantation Woods I & II Subdivision Street Lighting riod. entry to dummy in case the diamond 1) Santa Rosa County Fire Protection MSBU - As fol- 17. Creetwood Place Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU MSBU - $63.91 per lot (assessment to be made annually ace is held up. Thus, in the actual case, South leads three rounds of diamonds lows: - $74.33 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). after winning the opening club lead. modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 54. Plantation Woods Phase III Street Lighting MSBU EXHIBIT A East takes the ace and can do nothing to harm declarer. If he returns a club, 18. Creetwood Village Street Lighting MSBU - $72.23 - $47.74 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless PONDEROSA MSBU One of the most common failings of dummy acquires an entry to cash the per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by modified by the Board of County Commissioners). many declarers is the tendency to deal good diamonds. with each suit separately rather than If East returns a heart instead, the Board of County Commissioners). 55. Polynesian Island and Polynesian Island 1st Addi- assess the play of the hand as a whole. declarer wins and leads a club and PARCEL ASSESSMENT PARCEL ASSESSMENT 19. Creetwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU tion Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $43.66 per lot (as- 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0010 1,593.26 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0010 1,593.26 Take this case where declarer won again has 10 tricks. And if East choos- the opening club lead with dummy’s es to return a spade, South plays low - $94.36 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless sessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0020 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0020 1,554.59 ten and played the K-Q of diamonds, from his hand to yield the same result. modified by the Board of County Commissioners). of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0030 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0030 1,554.59 hoping the defense would take the It all goes back to what declarer 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0040 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0040 1,360.98 ace. But East uncharitably ducked does at trick one. If he mechanically 20. Crescent III Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 56. Pro Am Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0050 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0050 1,360.98 both diamonds, leaving South with an follows low from his hand before he $20.13 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $76.33 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0060 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0060 1,360.98 impossible task. starts to think, he will soon find that 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0070 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0070 1,360.98 When he tried leading the ten of the opportunity to make his game has modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). spades from dummy, East covered already passed him by. 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0080 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0080 1,554.59 with the queen, and the king lost to © 2018 King Features Syndicate Inc. 21. Cross Roads Street Lighting MSBU - $21.00 per lot 57. Promise Creek Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0090 3,382.67 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0090 1,226.87 (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the - $15.35 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0100 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0100 1,359.47 Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0110 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0110 1,359.47 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0120 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0120 1,456.72 22. Crosswinds Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 58. Quayside Village III Subdivision Street Lighting 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0130 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0130 1,554.59 3. Villa Venyce Canal Tidal Maintenance Dredge $24.47 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless MSBU - $43.71 per lot (assessment to be made annually 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0140 3,645.15 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0140 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0190 11,232.53 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0150 1,554.59 MSBU - $160.68 per lot (assessment to be made annually modified by the Board of County Commissioners). unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0230 1,624.89 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0160 1,554.59 unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 23. Diamond Creek Street Lighting MSBU - $165.00 59. Sandpiper Village Street Lighting MSBU - $31.16 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0240 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0170 1,554.59 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0250 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0180 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0260 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0190 1,554.59 the Board of County Commissioners). the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0270 3,645.15 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0200 1,554.59 24. Duncan Ridge S/D Lighting MSBU - $59.05 per lot 60. Santa Rosa Shores 7th Addition Street Lighting 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0280 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0210 1,554.59 (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the MSBU - $36.82 per lot (assessment to be made annually 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0290 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0220 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0300 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0230 1,554.59 Board of County Commissioners). unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0310 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0240 1,554.59 25. Eagle Crest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 61. Sawmill Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $47.24 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0320 3,645.15 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0250 1,554.59 $20.93 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0330 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0260 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0340 1,360.98 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0270 1,554.59 modified by the Board of County Commissioners). the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0350 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0280 1,554.59 26. Falling Leaves Court Street Lighting MSBU - $171.28 62. Sound Retreat Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0360 1,624.89 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0290 1,554.59 Solution, Page 3C » per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by $73.08 per lot (assessment to be made annually as modi- 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0370 1,321.99 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0300 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0390 1,149.95 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0310 1,554.59 the Board of County Commissioners). fied by the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0400 1,321.99 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0320 1,554.59 27. Fernwood Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $30.49 per 63. Soundside Moorings Subdivision Phase II Street 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0410 1,624.89 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0330 1,554.59 lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Lighting MSBU - $30.00 per lot (assessment to be made 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0420 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0340 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0430 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0350 1,554.59 Board of County Commissioners). annually unless modified by the Board of County Commis- 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0440 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0360 1,554.59 28. Fieldcrest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $34.43 sioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0450 3,645.15 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0370 1,652.92 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by 64. Southwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0460 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0380 1,148.55 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0470 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0390 1,148.55 the Board of County Commissioners). - $30.46 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0480 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0400 1,148.55 Residential Tier 1: $ 103.00 29. Forest at Oriole Beach Lighting - $167.56 (assess- modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0490 1,554.59 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0410 1,395.86 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0500 3,629.47 30-2S-27-0200-00B00-0420 3,800.01 Residential Tier 2: $ 155.00 ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of 65. Stanford Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $12.62 per 30-2S-27-0200-00A00-0750 956.34 Commercial: $ 0.038 per sq. ft. County Commissioners). lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the

Vacant: $ 13.00 30. Foxboro Street Lighting MSBU - $33.52 per lot (as- Board of County Commissioners). sessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board 66. Sterling Point (Phases 1, 2, & 3) Street Lighting NAVARRE BEACH FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL SER- of County Commissioners). MSBU - $14.83 per lot (assessment to be made annually VICE BENEFIT UNIT: 31. Gardenbrook Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). EXHIBIT B Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the - $79.63 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 67. Stonechase Phase 1 S/D Street Lighting MSBU - LITTLE DUCK MSBU assessment. modified by the Board of County Commissioners). $117.39 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 32. Grand Bay Court Street Lighting MSBU - $47.51 modified by the Board of County Commissioners). LITTLE DUCK MSBU 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0670 1,132.08 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0250 1,395.48 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by 68. Summerset Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0680 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0870 859.38 the Board of County Commissioners). - $67.43 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0690 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0880 836.13 33. Grand Ridge Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0700 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0890 987.30 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0710 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0900 1,185.00 EXISTING ROAD PAVING - $48.23 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 69. Summerset Estates II Lighting - $77.79 per lot (as- 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0720 1,060.57 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0910 1,185.00 modified by the Board of County Commissioners). sessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0730 859.38 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0920 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0740 859.38 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0930 1,185.00 1. Camden Road Paving (between Hartland and Cas- 34. Habersham Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU of County Commissioners). 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0750 1,023.12 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0940 1,185.00 tlewood) MSBU - $401.00 per lot per year for a seven (7) - $77.33 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 70. Sundial Estates Phase I & II Subdivision Street Light- 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0760 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0950 1,185.00 year period. modified by the Board of County Commissioners). ing MSBU - $53.34 per lot (assessment to be made annually 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0770 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0960 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0780 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0970 1,185.00 2. Cornell Drive Road Paving MSBU - $1,173.75 reg- 35. Hampton Ridge Subdivision and Estates First Addi- unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0790 930.32 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0980 1,185.00 2. Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU – Pursuant to ular lots / $757.04 corner lot per year for a ten (10) year tion Street Lighting MSBU - $24.45 per lot (assessment to 71. Sunset Street Street Lighting MSBU - $32.53 per lot 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0800 2,527.55 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0990 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0810 2,782.23 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-1000 1,152.32 Santa Rosa County Ordinance 91-27, the assessment rates period. be made annually unless modified by the Board of County (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0820 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-1010 1,068.71 for fire protection services are as follows: 3. Tallwood Court Road Paving MSBU - $1,239.61 Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0830 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-1020 1,185.00 Residential $ 500.00 regular lots / $619.81 corner lot per year for a ten (10) year 36. Harvest Point Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 72. Tanglewood Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0840 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-1030 1,126.85 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0850 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-103A 238.04 Commercial $ 0.41 per sq. ft. period. - $57.94 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $58.11 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-0860 1,091.96 27-2S-28-4720-00A00-1040 959.04 Vacant $ 63.00 modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0220 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0190 872.17 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0230 1,185.00 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0200 2,580.47 EXISTING STREET LIGHTING 37. Harvest Point Subdivision II Street Lighting MSBU 73. Tanglewood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0240 2,813.05 27-2S-28-4720-00C00-0210 1,185.00 Assessments for the Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU - $24.17 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $26.46 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless shall be based on the condition of the subject property as 1. Abernathy Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). of January 1, 2017, and any improvements to be construct- $64.33 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 38. Harvest Village Court Street Lighting MSBU - $29.57 74. Terra Bella Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - ed pursuant to any building permit issued prior to or on modified by the Board of County Commissioners). per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by $78.29 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless January 1, 2017, and which permit is active as of January 2. Ashley Plantation Street Lighting MSBU - $24.05 the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). The assessment will be collected by the Tax Collector. All 1, 2017. Any leaseholder of property within the Navarre per lot per year for a five (5) year period. 39. Hidden Forest Subdivision Improvements MSBU 75. Treasure Isles Estates Subdivision Phase II Street affected property owners have a right to appear at the public Beach Fire Protection MSBU may file a written appeal with 3. Ashmore Place Street Lighting MSBU - $39.43 per - $24.38 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless Lighting MSBU - $51.72 per lot (assessment to be made hearing and the right to file written objections within twenty Santa Rosa County within twenty (20) days of the date of the lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the modified by the Board of County Commissioners). annually unless modified by the Board of County Commis- (20) days of the publication of this notice. assessment notice, to establish that no construction pursuant Board of County Commissioners). 40. Indian Hills Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - sioners). to an active building permit will have commenced prior to 4. Autumn Run Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU $42.54 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 76. Villa Venyce Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU All interested parties should take notice that if they de- January 1, 2017. - $43.67 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). - $33.22 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless cide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 41. Laurelwood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU modified by the Board of County Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter 5. Autumn Trace Blvd Lighting - $49.64 (assessment to - $95.72 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless 77. The Vineyard Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their indi- be made annually unless modified by the Board of County modified by the Board of County Commissioners). - $52.16 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless vidual responsibility to insure that a record of the proceed- NEW MUNICIPAL SERVICES BENEFIT UNITS Commissioners). 42. Longview Street Lighting MSBU (between Winfield modified by the Board of County Commissioners). ings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will 6. Avalon Estates Lighting MSBU - $28.61 per lot (as- Dr. and Edgewood Dr.) - $40.68 per lot (assessment to be 78. Waterstone Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings 1. Spencer’s Ridge East Subdivision Street Lighting sessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board made annually unless modified by the Board of County $46.48 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless is made, which record shall include the testimony and the MSBU - $ 141.81 per lot (assessment to be made annually of County Commissioners). Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 7. Bay Pines Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $71.38 43. Magnolia Heights Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 79. Windsor Forest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by - $47.91 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $42.16 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 8. Bay Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 44. Mandavilla Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 80. Windward Cove Court Street Lighting MSBU - $51.86 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless $60.86 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless $87.78 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 9. Berrybrook Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 45. Metron Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 81. Winners Gait Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - - $66.47 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $29.83 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless $107.29 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 10. Breckenridge Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU 46. North Harbor Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $40.76 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless - $37.42 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). modified by the Board of County Commissioners). EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS/MAINTENANCE 11. Brighton Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - 47. Oak Leigh Place Lighting MSBU - $24.39 (assess- $182.15 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of 1. Ashley Plantation Street Lighting Installation - modified by the Board of County Commissioners). County Commissioners). $24.05 per lot per year for a five (5) year period. 12. Cottages at East River Subdivision Street Lighting 48. Pace Mill Creek Street Lighting MSBU - $156.09 per 2. Little Duck Circle Paving Water Sewer – Various (at- MSBU - $46.32 per lot (assessment to be made annually lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the tachment B) for a ten (10) year period. unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). 3. Polynesian Isles Canal System Channel Mainte- 13. Cotton Bay Street Lighting MSBU - $41.61 per lot 49. Pace Mill Creek Street 3 Lighting MSBU - $31.46 nance Dredge and Boat Ramp Repair MSBU - $158.52 per per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by

Legal 43231 Gulf Breeze News 8/2/18 4B Your Community Newspaper August 2, 2018 First sea turtle nest Ice cream vendor challenges of the season hatches on Pensacola Beach Pensacola Beach bidding process The first sea turtle nests of the season hatched Beach and was told, then, that I had to neighborhoods. I would like to know Blue Angel weekend to vendors, and on Pensacola Beach Thursday, July 26. By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2018 stay out of parking lots but could sell when those public streets became not Kona bought one of the spots. Biologists reported the two hatched nests [email protected] on private neighborhood streets. So, public any more. And I would also Redski did not know that was an early Friday morning. Thursday’s full moon I decided a couple of months ago to like to point out that I do not have the option. provided optimal lighting conditions for the An ice cream vendor who works resurrect the business and went over profit margin that Kona has. He has Ghio also explained, “To make the new turtles as they made their way to the Gulf “mostly Gulf Breeze” decided to take to Pensacola Beach one afternoon 10 trucks and I do not, and I sell pre- playing field more fair, we went to a of Mexico. The first nest was a Kemp’s Ridley, his truck across the bridge to Pen- with my young son with me to sell packaged.” bid process for vendors out there. And the most endangered species of sea turtle in the sacola Beach a couple of months ago, in the neighborhoods. I was met with He said his biggest day 14 years we also use the county’s ordinance on world, and the second nest was a loggerhead, like he used to do 14 years ago, and the owner of Kona Shaved Ice getting ago was when he sold at the Blue An- vending that precludes vendors in cer- currently listed as a threatened species. sell ice cream in private neighbor- in my face, telling me I could not be gels’ exhibition on the beach, selling tain neighborhoods. The only areas Each year, beginning in mid-May and end- hoods there. He ended up before the there. Since my son was getting upset $1,300 in one day. of the beach that are covered in our ing in late summer, the Gulf beaches provide special joint meeting of the Escambia and crying, I left,” he explained. “I went to Blue Angels out there bid process are Park East and Park nesting habitats for several species of sea tur- Board of County Commissioners and “But a couple of weeks later, I this year and, sure enough, there was West. But the ordinance specifically tles, including the loggerhead, Kemp’s Ridley, Santa Rosa Island Authority in Pen- came back and was stopped by a Kona front and center, and he must identifies where vendors are allowed. green and, sometimes, the leatherback. sacola last week to ask why he was policeman, who was very nice but have sold thousands of dollars that Kona won the bid because they were Light pollution has a negative effect on sea stopped from selling on the beach showed me a video of a rogue shaved day.” the lowest bidder and local.” turtles, causing hatchlings to become disori- and to challenge the bidding process. ice vendor that he was looking for He questioned why that had hap- SRIA board member Thomas ented and head away from the Gulf of Mexico Alex Redski told commissioners, and it was not me, but he told me that pened, if he was out of the area he Campanella said, ”And they were the when they emerge from their nests. Escambia “My family and I own an ice cream the SRIA had put the vending out for had bid on. only bidder, too.” County wants to remind residents and guests truck with pre-packaged ice cream bid, and Kona had won the bid and SRIA executive director Paolo County commissioners suggested on Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key to shut and work mostly out of Gulf Breeze. I could not sell from my truck out Ghio explained that the Pensacola anyone interested in running a vend- off exterior lights when they are not necessary But when I ran this truck 14 years there any more,” Redski said. “I al- Beach Chamber of Commerce was ing truck needs to check the county and to close curtains and blinds to minimize the ago, I used to go over to Pensacola ways worked the public streets of the responsible for renting spots during ordinance. impact of artificial lights on nesting beaches.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Back to the grind Quarterback Dylon Kelley (at left, in red) tries to get away from a defender, while assistant coach Mike Spencer (below) gives instruction during May’s Blue and Gold Game. Gulf Breeze and the rest of Florida’s high school football teams began practice on Monday with shirts, shorts and helmets. Today marks the fi rst day of practice in shoulder pads, with Monday, Aug. 6, being the fi rst day of practice in full pads. Look for a preview of the Dolphin football season in the Aug. 23 edition of Gulf Breeze News.

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Pro baseball on TV

Thursday, August 2 12:15 PM Colorado Rockies at St. Louis Cardinals MLBN 6:10 PM New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox MLBN

Friday, August 3 1:20 PM San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs MLBN 6:10 PM New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox MLBN

Saturday, August 4 3:05 PM New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox FS1 6:10 PM Los Angeles Angels at Cleveland Indians FS1

Sunday, August 5 12:10 PM Los Angeles Angels at Cleveland Indians TBS 7:05 PM New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox ESPN

Tuesday, August 7 6:05 PM Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals MLBN

Wednesday, August 8 1:05 PM Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers FACEBOOK 2:40 PM Philadelphia Phillies at Arizona Diamondbacks MLBN 9:05 PM Los Angeles Dodgers at Oakland Athletics MLBN

Nascar on TV

Saturday, August 4 2:30 PM NASCAR XFINITY SERIES AT WATKINS GLEN NBC

Sunday, August 5 1:30 PM MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP SERIES AT WATKINS GLEN NBC

PRO women’s basketball on TV

Thursday, August 2 6:00 PM Dallas Wings at Indiana Fever NBATV Photo courtesy of Auburn University Athletics 9:00 PM Minnesota Lynx at Los Angeles Sparks ESPN2 Deshaun Davis (57) was the Tigers’ leading returner tackler with 82, along with 3.5 sacks and a pair of fumble recoveries. Friday, August 3 6:00 PM Las Vegas Aces at Washington Mystics NBATV 9:00 PM Minnesota Lynx at Seattle Storm NBATV Auburn has to replace its Saturday, August 4 2:00 PM Indiana Fever at New York Liberty NBATV tailback, most of offensive line Sunday, August 5 3:00 PM Washington Mystics at Dallas Wings NBATV Junior Jarrett Stidham was Senior Ryan Davis caught an Continued from Page 1C » Defensive line 6:00 PM Phoenix Mercury at Los Angeles Sparks NBATV 246-for-370 passing a year ago SEC-best 84 passes a year ago for The strength of the Auburn Offense for 3,158 yards, 18 touchdowns 815 yards and five touchdowns. defense is up front, where Monday, August 6 Auburn, which went 10-4 and six interceptions. Juniors Darius Slayton (29 catches, senior Dontavious Russell (46 10:00 AM Seattle Storm at New York Liberty NBATV overall last year (7-1 in the SEC 643 yards, five touchdowns) and tackles, three sacks) and juniors West), has six starters back off an Nate-Craig Myers (16 catches, Derrick Brown (56 tackles, 3.5 Tuesday, August 7 offense that was in the top five of Running Backs 285 yards, three touchdowns) sacks) and Marlon Davidson (42 6:00 PM Seattle Storm at Indiana Fever NBATV the SEC in nearly every offensive Auburn will have to find a are also back, while Stone (29 tackles) are all back. 9:00 PM Washington Mystics at Phoenix Mercury NBATV category in 2017 (fourth in total replacement for Kerryon Johnson catches, 365 yards) and Crestview Sophomore Nick Coe played Wednesday, August 8 offense — 454.1 yards per game, (1,455 yards, 18 touchdowns in grad Marquis McClain (played in in all 14 games last year as a true 6:00 PM Los Angeles Sparks at New York Liberty NBATV fifth in passing offense — 225.9 2017), who left for the NFL a year all 14 games last year) could catch freshman. early and was drafted by the Detroit passes in 2018. yards per game, fourth in rushing PRO GOLF on TV offense — 228.2 yards per game Lions in the second round. and fourth in scoring offense — The most likely candidates are Linebackers Thursday, August 2 Kam Martin (73 carries, 453 yards, Tight end 39.3 points per game). Seniors Jalen Harris (played The Tigers will have to replace 8:30 AM LPGA: Scottish Open at Gullane, Scotland GOLF two touchdowns) and Niceville in all 14 games last year) and Mobile native Tre Williams, but 2:00 PM PGA: RBC Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. GOLF grad Kam Stone (30 carries, 315 Sal Cannella (three catches, 31 both Deshaun Davis (82 tackles, yards, two touchdowns). Friday, August 3 Quarterbacks yards) lead the Tigers’ depth most among returning players, While many schools in with 3.5 sacks, two fumble 8:30 AM LPGA: Scottish Open at Gullane, Scotland GOLF chart at tight end. 2:00 PM PGA: RBC Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. GOLF the SEC have “Quarterback Wide Receivers recoveries) and Darrell Williams Controversies” heading into fall (57 tackles) are back. Auburn has a stable of Offensive line Saturday, August 4 practice, Auburn does not. experienced receivers back. Senior Montravious Atkinson 11:00 AM Champions: Sr. British Open at St. Andrews, Scotland NBC Junior Marquel Harrell is played in all 14 games last year. 2:00 PM PGA: RBC Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. CBS the lone returning starter from LPGA: Scottish Open at Gullane, Scotland GOLF a year ago. Seniors Tucker Brown and Andrew Williams Secondary Sunday, August 5 saw action in all 14 games last Juniors Jeremiah Dinson (47 11:00 AM Champions: Sr. British Open at St. Andrews, Scotland NBC year, as did junior Tyler Carr. tackles) and Javaris Davis (29 2:00 PM PGA: RBC Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. CBS Navarre grad Nick Brahms, who tackles, two interceptions) return LPGA: Scottish Open at Gullane, Scotland GOLF was redshirted last year, will be to a secondary that was second pushing for playing time. to last in the SEC last year in PRO soccer on TV interceptions (six). Thursday, August 2 Defense 7:30 PM Women’s Friendly: Brazil vs USA at Bridgeview, Ill. ESPN The Tigers have seven starters Special teams back off a team that recovered Redshirt freshman Anders Saturday, August 4 13 fumbles a year ago. That was Carlson is looking to take over 1:00 PM Int’l Friendly: Inter Milan vs Lyon at Leece, Italy ESPN second best in the SEC and 10th from older brother Daniel as the 3:00 PM MLS: Atlanta United FC at Toronto FC ESPN 6:00 PM Int’l Friendly: AC Milan vs Barcelona at Santa Clara, Calif. ESPN2 nationally. Auburn was 14th placekicker. nationally in total defense (319 He will battle sophomore Sage Ledbetter for that job, Sunday, August 5 yards per game), but fifth in the 5:00 PM MLS: LAFC at New York Red Bulls FS1 SEC (Alabama first, Georgia while Aiden Marshall (39.4 yards per punt) will return as the sixth, Mississippi State 10th, Tuesday, August 7 LSU 12th). punter. Noon Int’l Friendly: Inter Milan vs Sevilla at Leece, Italy ESPN2 7:00 PM Int’l Friendly: Real Madrid vs Roma at East Rutherford, N.J. 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Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Mama Mia’: More irresistible ABBA blissed out sugar for ya Musical theatre and Holly- flashbacks to 1979, which takes wood musicals can, if you are about half of the movie’s total so wired, open up your soul to screen time, are a little confus- the depths of your being, con- ing, as we try to piece together necting you to magic and intro- which younger actor is supposed ducing you to yourself and the to be the age 20ish version of highest, truest euphoria youcan the Pierce Brosnan or the Colin ever reach. If you love classic Firth character. Broadway musicals or, even bet- And I found it a little strange ter, if you were part of your high and off-putting how they han- school drama department, you dled the Meryl Streep charac- know exactly what I’m talking to title song “Mama Mia!,” the of damage to her business, and, ter’s story. about. lyrics and jaunty bounce of the for a little bit, there is a question It is all a little odd. Written, produced and per- tunes here move this tale for- if our heroine will be able to re- Strangely, it all works won- formed by and for this audi- ward briskly, as smoothly as the cover and get to see her grand- derfully and is a good part of ence, “Mamma Mia! Here We songs in the soundtrack did for mother, Cher, sing “Fernando” this film’s unique charm and ap- Go Again,” the sequel to the “classic” Hollywood musicals to her old flame, Andy Garcia, peal. worldwide sensation that was the like “Oklahoma!” or “Singin’ in in the film’s final 10 minutes. We easily are caught up in the “Mamma Mia!” movie 10 years the Rain.” There’s heartache and break- twirl and swirl of this world’s ago, is back in a big way. The story (such as it is) in this ups and make-ups and bitter- delightful chaos. It is, much as you would ex- musical, “Mamma Mia! Here sweet reflection. And lots and Life is rich and great. Give pect (and, perhaps, breathlessly We Go Again,” concerns how lots of singing and dancing, yourself a treat and see “Mam- anticipate), an unapologetically Sophia (played by the delight- some of it charmingly off-key ma Mia! Here We Go Again.” corny, beautiful, big-budget, star- fully charming, effervescent and awkward. Or ... perhaps the brutal re- studded Hollywood musical. sprite Amanda Seyfried) is try- If musicals aren’t excruciat- venge dance of Denzel Wash- Just like its predecessor, ing to open up a restaurant on ingly painful for you, “Mamma ington’s “Equalizer 2” is more “Mamma Mia!,” this new story is the gorgeous fictional Greek is- Mia! Here We Go Again” will, your style. I look forward to re- filled, front to back, with the cra- land where her mother, Donna like it did for me, touch your viewing that action/thriller next zy, sweet, sweet, sweet, pop-song (Meryl Streep), fell in love 25 sweetest spot and make you week. genius of Swedish super-duper years ago with three men, one of smile, smile, smile in stupid, “Mamma Mia! Here We Go group ABBA. From “Waterloo” whom is (hopefully) her father. rapturous bliss. Again” is now playing in the- to “Dancing Queen” to “S.O.S.” A storm comes and does a lot It’s not quite perfect — the atres everywhere. A plague hits PLT this summer See Fort Pickens as it was during Pensacola Little Theatre pres- by Brandon Mayo), a mysteri- ents “The End of Jack Cruz,” a ous stranger with a stockpile of post-apocalyptic memoir about supplies. Jack Macy and Gwen, Civil War times on Aug. 4 the last people on Earth, locked additional survivors played by in a deadly struggle for survival. Sarah Van Bergen and Jaylin Gulf Islands National Seashore an- grams specifically geared toward the sol- Built between 1828 and 1833, Fort Jack “Colonel” Jones, played Moore, force Colonel to wonder, nounces a special day of programming dier’s experience during the Civil War. Pickens was originally intended to defend by Kyle Golden, is one of the “Can there be sanity when the exploring the lives of soldiers stationed at A pop-up junior ranger tent will be the newly formed state of Florida from few remaining humans to sur- world is ending?” Fort Pickens during the Civil War. open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. just outside foreign invasion. Ultimately, it would vive a plague that decimates the Show dates are Aug. 31–Sept. Special programs will be available the fort. Children can learn about Civil only see combat during the Civil War, world. 2 and Sept. 6-8. They are avail- from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. War uniforms and equipment, try on dif- though the fort and surrounding batteries, In a search for the only thing able online at PensacolaLittle- 4, at historic Fort Pickens. ferent uniform pieces and participate in a added over the years, remained active un- that eases the symptoms of Theatre.com and through the With help from longtime living history scavenger hunt. til 1947. In 1971, the fort was incorporat- this horrifying sickness, Colo- box office. For the latter, call partner The Walton Guard, the National Older children can join the Awkward ed into Gulf Islands National Seashore. nel meets Jack Cruz (played (850) 432-2042. Park Service will present musket and ar- Brigade, learning how to drill like Civil All programs are free and open to the tillery demonstrations, Civil War music, War soldiers and then write a letter home public. There is an entrance fee for the camp life displays and other ranger pro- describing their experiences. Fort Pickens Area. 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Elisabeth Shue fits perfectly into role DOORS OPEN Friday, August 3, thru Thursday, August 9 DailyDAILY at 12:30 11:00 Christopher robin (pG) 11:25 • 2:00 • 4:25 • 6:55 • 9:20 0There is an extra the Darkest MinDs (pG13) 11:35 • 2:05 • 4:35 • 7:05 • 9:30 on TNT show ‘Constance’ $2.50 charge for 3D movies the equalizer 2 (r) 12:45 • 3:45 • 7:00 • 9:45 Q: Can you tell me what to cancel it. *Sorry, No Passes hotel transylvania 3: suMMer vaCation (pG) Elisabeth Shue has been up *** for 3D Movies 12:30 • 2:50 • 5:10 • 7:30 • 9:50 (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 to lately? I haven’t seen her in Q: ABC has ruined my life! Mission: iMpossible – Fallout (pG13) a while, and I really like her. Why did they cancel “The 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. 11:45 • 3:00 • 6:30 • 9:40 Gulf Breeze, Florida – Jennifer G., via email Chew”? It has been part of our (3.7 miles east of MaMMa Mia! here We Go aGain (pG13) A: The talented actress, who lives for seven seasons. Is there Pensacola Beach Exit) 12:35 • 3:30 • 6:50 • 9:25 has starred on the big and small any chance of it being picked up the spy Who DuMpeD Me (r) screens, will return to television by another channel? – Jean B., 11:15 • 1:55 • 4:35 • 7:15 • 9:55 soon via TNT. Elizabeth just Forked River, New Jersey teen titans Go! to the Movies (pG) TICKTICKETET 12:50 • 3:05 • 5:15 • 7:25 • 9:35 signed on to star in “Constance,” premiere. A: ABC decided to cancel the THURSDAYTONIGHT'SCHRISTOPHERTMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWSROBIN (PG)(PG13) 7:105:30 •& 8:159:35 PM which she also is executive *** food-centric talk show to expand 3D TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:00 & 7:30 PM PREMIERE producing, along with Ironman Q: I watched a show this fall the No. 1 “Good Morning 8/2/2018 THEPOPSTAR DARKEST (R) 7:15 MINDS & 9:30 PM (PG13) 7:25 • 9:50 PREMIERESSHOWINGSTHEME SPY BEFORE WHO YOU DUMPED (PG13) 7:00 MEPM (R) 7:05 • 9:45 himself, Robert Downey Jr. called “The Brave,” and in my America” to a third hour. “Constance” is described opinion, it was perfectly cast. The news also came a few as a fun, darkly humorous, But it played out its episodes, months after co-host Mario veneer-stripping story about one and I’m wondering if it will Batali was fired following woman’s refusal to fade into return. Any ideas? – Dick W., Wikipedia allegations of sexual misconduct, obsolescence. via email Elisabeth Shue so it is super doubtful that any It follows former beauty queen Q: I wish they would not other network will pick it up, turned small-town bureaucrat cancel “The Brave.” Put it on Brave” was a beloved program even though Mario is no longer Constance Young (Elisabeth), Saturday night in the 8 p.m. time and will be missed, but I wanted connected with the show. whose life is thrown into turmoil slot. Use it as a summer program. to give you all a voice that maybe after her husband’s mysterious At least it is something to watch NBC would hear. Write to Cindy at King death. Realizing that she and in the summer, and it’s a really At least those involved in the Features Weekly Service, 628 her family are on the verge of good show. Does anyone else series will be happy to know that Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL financial ruin, Constance turns feel that this program should be they were so loved. 32803; or e-mail her at letters@ to cooking the books at city hall, saved? – Ron H., via email But when you consider the cindyelavsky.com. while simultaneously trying A: Yes, Ron, as you can see cost of the series combined with to reinvent herself through the by the previous question (and the relatively low ratings, the (c) 2018 King Features Synd., hypercompetitive world of I received many more), “The network really had no choice but Inc. direct-sales cosmetics. Sarah Aubrey, an original- programming executive for TNT, said the show is about “a complicated, empowered woman who is an incredible force of nature. Her passion and ambition, mixed with a healthy dose of craziness, makes her an unforgettable character that our viewers will love.” “Constance” is in the early stages of development, so no word yet on when it might 4C August 2, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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Members of the Gulf Breeze High SoundWave Band stand in formation during their two week long full band camp last week. GBHS SoundWave Band coming together Band’s fi rst performance was Friday for parents

and fans Jason Thompson/ BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News © 2018 News [email protected] Drum School starting in less than Major two weeks may feel like a Rebecca Woodcock break for the Gulf Breeze High (left, SoundWave Band. standing) Last week was the second of and visual a two-week-long full band camp technician Tyler with the entire band. The full Loncher band was together from 9 a.m.- give 5 p.m., fi ve days a week for two instruction, weeks, learning the four-song set while SoundWave they will play at halftime of the band Dolphin varsity football games, director as well as their competitions in Zach Dykes (right) the fall and the spring. watches The new band members — from on freshmen and transfers — had a high during week long Rookie Camp before full band camp last the full camp. week.

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Students like Ty Risola show you have to be a little nuts to march Devlin Gilbertson gets a little crafty in trying to keep cool Band parents Heather Bragg (left) and Missy Hecht (right) get around eight hours a day, five days a week, for two weeks in the marching in the hot sun last week. fruit ready for band members when they get a break. hot sun. Eat, shop and play at LIVE OAK VILLAGE Gulf Whether you are out for a day of Breeze shopping or simply want to get some items checked off your News “to-do” list, Live Oak Village in the heart of Gulf Breeze has Candidate what you are looking for. Nestled underneath the shady oak trees Forum just east of the Pensacola Beach Road, Live Oak Village’s many Friday, August 3 | 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. businesses make it fun to shop in Gulf Breeze Community Center Gulf Breeze. 800 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze Retail Space Available Meet the candidates at the Gulf Breeze News Candidate Forum! 404-401-8414 Candidates from Santa Rosa County Commissioner Races, Santa Rosa Located across from Gulf Breeze Hospital School Board Races and State Representative District 2 are invited.

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WAHOOS TAKE SERIES AGAINST LOOKOUTS 2018 SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDINGS NORTH DIVISION (AS OF 7-31) SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 7-31) PENSACOLA (CIN) 25-12 – BIRMINGHAM (CWS) 21-17 – *BILOXI (MIL) 22-15 3.0 MONTGOMERY (TB) 21-17 – MISSISSIPPI (ATL) 20-17 5.0 *JACKSON (ARI) 19-19 2.0 ON THE ROAD; BACK HOME FOR 10 GAMES MOBILE (LAA) 14-23 11.0 TENNESSEE (CHC) 17-21 4.0 JACKSONVILLE (MIA) 14-24 11.5 CHATTANOOGA (MIN) 15-23 6.0 Blue Wahoos 5, Lookouts 4 * FIRST HALF CHAMPION BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News (July 25): Carlos Navas struck [email protected] out Jaylin Davis with the bases loaded as the Wahoos took a two- The Pensacola Blue Wahoos games-to-one lead in the series. won a fi ve-game series in The Wahoos' 7-8-9 in the Chattanooga. They start the lineup (Narciso Crook, Luis second half of a 10-game Gonzalez, Cassidy Brown) were #20 homestand tonight as they host a combined 5-for-11 with three the Montgomery Biscuits. RBIs. The top six spots in the VICTOR PAYANO Chattanooga Lookouts 4, lineup were 2-for-23. Pensacola Blue Wahoos 3 (July Wahoos 4, Lookouts 1 (July 6-5, 185 LB. P 23): Chris Paul singled, after a 26): Jose Siri hit his eighth AGE: 25 pair of intentional walks, with homer of the season, while A native of San Juan de two outs in the bottom of the ninth Daniel Wright allowed only one to give the Lookouts the walk-off la Maguana, Dominican run over eight innings to win the Republic, Payano was signed win in the series opener. series. by the Texas Rangers as a T.J. Friedl and Taylor Sparks Lookouts 5, Wahoos 0 (July non-drafted free agent on both had two hits in the loss. 27): T.J. Friedl, Narciso Crook Feb. 15, 2010. Blue Wahoos 10, Lookouts 8 and Taylor Featherston had the Payano spent nearly (10 innings, July 24): Sparks hit team’s only hits in a series loss to seven years with the Rangers' organization, getting as high a two-run homer with two outs the Lookouts. as Triple-A Round Rock in 2016. He signed a free agent in the top of the 10th to give the Biloxi Shuckers 9, Blue contract with the Marlins in 2017, splitting time between Double-A Jacksonville and Triple-A New Orleans. He has Wahoos the win in game two. Wahoos 6 (July 28): Aristedes been on the disabled list since July 8. Aristedes Aquino hit his 13th Aquino, Gavin LaValley and home of the season, as Jose Siri, Cassidy Brown all homered Friedl, Shed Long, Sparks and for the Wahoos, but Pensacola Chris Okey all had two hits. pitching gave up four homers in 2018 SOUTHERN a series opening loss to Biloxi. Shuckers 4, Wahoos 3 LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS (July 29): A furious late-game BATTING (AS OF JULY 31) WAHOOS' 2018 TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG comeback by Pensacola came up Jackson 3635 530 973 69 472 372 850 100 .343 .394 .268 short. After trailing 4-1 through Chattanooga 3552 480 912 86 443 331 808 55 .326 .393 .257 seven, the Wahoos plated a run in Montgomery 3652 534 930 83 500 394 807 128 .332 .395 .255 SCHEDULE the eighth when Siri stole second Mobile 3400 492 861 78 444 428 871 91 .342 .387 .253 Birmingham 3454 468 855 99 445 379 1030 63 .328 .396 .248 and consecutive throwing errors UGUST Biloxi 3488 482 854 120 444 394 924 110 .328 .412 .245 A allowed him to score. 2 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM Pensacola 3411 447 825 81 405 339 961 75 .316 .378 .242 In the ninth, a pair of walks Mississippi 3472 428 830 59 386 309 955 63 .307 .356 .239 3 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM and an Okey single got Pensacola Tennessee 3519 464 827 93 425 400 954 85 .318 .377 .235 4 vs. Montgomery, 6:05 PM Jacksonville 3410 415 788 75 372 363 1031 95 .312 .354 .231 to within one. 5 vs. Montgomery, 5:05 PM Narciso Crook, pinch hitting PITCHING (AS OF JULY 31) 6 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM with the tying run on second, hit TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 7 at Mobile, 6:35 PM the fi rst pitch he saw on a line to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Biloxi 63-44 3.58 7 37 841 443 371 80 368 934 8 at Mobile, 6:35 PM T.J. Friedl heads to third in a recent Blue Wahoos game. Mississippi 49-58 3.62 8 26 845 451 369 59 424 954 short for a game-ending double 9 at Mobile, 7:05 PM Pensacola 55-50 3.78 7 34 827 452 382 110 304 886 play. 10 at Mobile, 7:05 PM Montgomery 58-50 3.83 10 27 830 448 407 88 416 927 Siri saved a run in the third came to an end in the Wahoos Pensacola erupted for four Jackson 58-49 4.03 9 22 804 467 419 77 389 1023 12 at Mobile, 5:05 PM when he climbed the wall to win. runs in the second. Siri and Chattanooga 51-56 4.07 5 24 918 496 418 82 333 1000 14 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM Birmingham 53-53 4.11 7 32 917 490 422 64 358 894 bring back a homer off the bat of Tony Santillian improved to Featherston drove in runs in the 15 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM Tennessee 53-55 4.15 6 23 912 489 436 100 340 828 Biloxi center fi elder Corey Ray. 4-0 after striking out 11 Shucker big inning and both had three 16 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM Jacksonville 42-64 4.40 3 21 919 511 445 111 359 869 Wahoos 6, Shuckers 3 (July hitters in just under six innings of hits as the Wahoos won the third Mobile 51-54 4.47 10 24 842 493 447 72 418 876 17 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM 30): A three-game losing streak work. game of the series with Biloxi. 18 vs. Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 19 at Biloxi, 4:05 PM 20 at Biloxi, 6:35 PM 21 at Biloxi, 10:35 AM PROMOTIONS IN AUGUST 22 at Biloxi, 6:35 PM Date Opponent Promotion/Event For 23 at Biloxi, 6:35 PM Thu, Aug 2 Biscuits Thirsty Thursday 24 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Fri, Aug 3 Biscuits FANtastic Friday/Cooling Towel Giveaway 25 vs. Mobile, 6:05 PM Sat, Aug 4 Biscuits Fireworks Saturday Sun, Aug 5 Biscuits Family Sunday/Bark in the Park 26 vs. Mobile, 5:05 PM Mon, Aug 6 Biscuits Military Monday 27 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Military members get $1 off tickets at the box offi ce. 28 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Tue, Aug 14 Jumbo Shrimp Tap and Taco Tuesday 30 at Tennessee, 6:00 PM Wed, Aug 15 Jumbo Shrimp Wahoo Wednesday Thu, Aug 16 Jumbo Shrimp Thirsty Thursday/Wahoo Waddle #3 #19 #2 31 at Tennessee, 6:00 PM Fri, Aug 17 Jumbo Shrimp FANtastic Friday T.J. Luis Taylor Sat, Aug 18 Jumbo Shrimp Fireworks Saturday SEPTEMBER Fri, Aug 24 BayBears FANtastic Friday/Beach Towel Giveaway Friedl Gonzalez Featherston WENT 10-FOR-29 WITH WENT 7-FOR-20 WENT 4-FOR-5 IN HIS 1 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM Sat, Aug 25 BayBears Fireworks Saturday Sun, Aug 26 BayBears Family Sunday/Team Photo Giveaway EIGHT RUNS SCORED WITH THREE RBI WAHOOS DEBUT 2 @ Tennessee, 4:30 PM Mon, Aug 27 BayBears Military Monday 3 @ Tennessee, 11:00 AM Military members get $1 off tickets at the box offi ce. HONORABLE MENTION #34 Tony Santillan Tue, Aug 28 BayBears Tap and Taco Tuesday Catch a Florida Memory with south Florida angler, Allison Stattner Allison Stattner is rocking the The Florida Fish and Wildlife Stattner’s permit was caught Stattner posed for a quick The “50 Fish Club” and “71 Catch-and-release fi shing and fi shing world. Conservation Commission’s while fi shing out of Bahia photo with her catch, then Fish Club” distinctions have yet to responsible fi sh handling practices A participant in Florida’s (FWC) Saltwater Fish Life List Honda Key. She was ready released the estimated 35- to be reached, so the big question is: are encouraged to help minimize Saltwater Angler Recognition is part of the Catch a Florida to head back in from a day of 40-pound permit back in the Who will complete their Saltwater stress on fi sh, and anglers do not programs, Stattner is one of Memory program and is designed tarpon fi shing, but the captain water. Fish Life List and become the fi rst have to harvest their catches to only a handful of elite Saltwater to increase the diversity of suggested that she throw out Only 10 other anglers Life List Master Angler? qualify. Photos of the angler with Fish Life List “30 Fish Club” saltwater fi sh targeted by anglers, one last bait before slack tide. currently hold the “30 Fish The Saltwater Fish Life List isn’t each fi sh are required. members, joining the ranks when reducing fi shing pressure on the “The reel started screaming Club” distinction for Catch a the only way to get recognized. For more information — she checked the permit of a most commonly sought-after faster than any other tarpon Florida Memory’s Saltwater Anglers of all ages and skill levels Learn more about Catch a Florida lifetime off her list back in May. fi shes. The wide array of species bites,” said Stattner. Fish Life List. can also earn prizes when they Memory programs and submit This means she has caught and also leads anglers to try different “We waited for the fi sh to Anglers receive prizes and submit a Saltwater Grand Slam catches today at CatchaFloridaM- documented 30 of 71 different fi shing locations and techniques, jump. Nothing. Maybe 15 recognition as they work on (three specifi ed fi sh caught in 24 emory.com. Keep track of who’s species of fi sh in Florida and has expanding experiences for avid minutes later I started to see their Saltwater Fish Life List, hours) or Saltwater Reel Big Fish catching what on the Catch a been rewarded for her fi shing anglers and cultivating interest in color off the bow — my permit starting with the “10 Fish (30 different species that meet a Florida Memory Facebook page, efforts. fi shing for those new to the sport. daydream!” Club.” minimum qualifying length). Facebook.com/CatchaFLMemory.

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Fields Discount Directory Call (850) 932-8986 News CALL (850) 932-8986 Roofi ng & Construction, LLC Roof Inspection! • Re-Roofs NOTICE OF Just $52/year • Roof Repairs AUCTION • Commercial/Residential NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The City of Gulf • All Types of Water Proofi ng Breeze will be conduct- CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA on Metal, Flat and Decks ing an auction of city property deemed sur- For the purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING • In House Metal Fabrication plus by the Gulf Breeze as amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, • Custom Flashings City Council in accor- Florida (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 9:10 a.m. on August 20, 2018, CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA dance with the Code of in the City Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Ordinances, Chapter 2, Florida, 32561. The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of For the purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), notice is Lic# CCC1327226 Article V, Surplus Prop- finance for the purpose, among other things, of providing funds to be loaned by hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. on August 20, 850-934-7181 erty. the Capital Trust Agency (the “Issuer”) to Championship Academy of Distinction 2018, in the City Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. The purpose 2953 Westfi eld Road The auction will K-8 (3) Inc., d/b/a/ Championship Academy of Distinction of West Broward, of the public hearing is to consider a plan of finance for the purpose, among other things, of providing funds to be Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 be held online at Gov- a Florida nonprofit corporation, and/or one or more related and/or affiliated loaned by the Capital Trust Agency (the “Issuer”) to American Eagle Lifecare Corporation, a Tennessee nonprofit deals.com beginning entities (collectively, the “Borrower”), for the purpose of financing or refinancing, corporation, and/or one or more related and/or affiliated entities (collectively, the “Borrower”), for the purpose September 1, 2018, including through reimbursement, (A) the acquisition, equipping and improving of (A) financing or refinancing, including through reimbursement, (i) the acquisition, construction, renovation, and continue through of the charter school facility for students in grades K-8, including related facili- installation and equipping of the Senior Living Facilities (as hereinafter defined), together with the acquisition and October 31, 2018, as ties, fixtures, furnishings and equipment, known as Championship Academy of installation of related facilities, fixtures, furnishings and equipment; (B) funding of an operating and maintenance items will be added Distinction of West Broward, located at 7100 West Oakland Boulevard, Sunrise, fund to finance certain capital expenditures and start-up costs related to the Senior Living Facilities; (C) funding periodically throughout Florida 33313 (collectively, the “Facility”), (B) refinancing certain existing debt of one or more debt service reserve funds for the Bonds (as hereinafter defined); and (D) the payment of certain 209 the timeframe. of the Borrower, if deemed necessary or desirable, (C) funding of a debt service costs of issuing the Bonds (collectively, the “Project”). 1300 reserve fund for the Bonds (as hereinafter defined), if deemed necessary or desir- employment LEGAL 43222 able, (D) funding of any necessary capitalized interest, and (E) the payment of The Senior Living Facilities shall mean and include: services Gulf Breeze News certain costs of issuing the Bonds (collectively, the “Project”). - general 2x 8/2/18 (a) a senior living community known as Brookdale Hanceville, located on approximately 3.50 acres The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect to such at 105 Michelle Street North West, Hanceville, Cullman County, Alabama, including land, buildings and equip- I n s u r a n c e DONATE YOUR Project, not exceeding $12,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its Educa- ment, consisting of approximately 47 assisted living units (including approximately 47 beds), to be acquired by CAR - 877-654- tional Facilities Revenue Bonds (Championship Academy of Distinction of West American Eagle Hanceville LLC, an Alabama limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with ­Customer Service Broward Project), in one or more series, either taxable or tax-exempt, or both (the proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $8,745,000; ­R e p r e s e n t a t i v e 3662 FAST FREE “Bonds”), and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds ­R e s p o n s i b i l i e s : TOWING -24hr for the Project. The Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager (b) a senior living community known as Brookdale Palmer Park, located on approximately 9.91 acres of the Facility will be Charter School Management Solutions LLC, or an affiliate ­providing strong Response - Maxi- at 2850 North Academy Boulevard, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, including land, buildings and Notice UNder thereof or another entity chosen by the Borrower. equipment, consisting of approximately 60 memory care units (including approximately 74 beds) to be acquired quality customer mum Tax Deduction FictitioUs Name by American Eagle Palmer Park LLC, a Colorado limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, service to an - UNITED BREAST Law The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $14,135,000; CANCER FDN: Pro- out of the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and ­established book of Pursuant to Section derived from financing agreements with the Borrower, and neither the Issuer nor (c) a senior living community known as Brookdale Leesburg, located on approximately 3.00 acres business, handling viding Breast Can- 865.09, Florida Statutes the City or Broward County, Florida (the “County”) will be obligated to pay the at 700 and 710 South Lake Street, Leesburg, Lake County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, NOTICE IS HEREBY principal of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments consisting of approximately 73 assisted or memory care units (including approximately 78 beds), with 700 South incoming calls from cer Information & GIVEN that the under- of the Borrower. The Bonds and the interest thereon shall never (i) pledge the Lake Street to be acquired by American Eagle Leesburg AL LLC and 710 South Lake Street to be acquired by clients, processing Support Programs signed, desiring to engage in business under taxing power of the City, the County, the State of Florida (the “State”) or any other American Eagle Leesburg MC LLC, each a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, policy change ------the fictitious name of political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof within the meaning of with aggregate proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $18,750,000; ­requests, updating Lung Cancer? And any constitutional or statutory provision, (ii) constitute the debt or indebtedness Age 60+? You And ARC LENSES of the Issuer, the City, the County, the State or any other political subdivision, (d) a senior living community known as Brookdale Venice Island, located on approximately 3.03 acres client contacts, re- PHOTOGRAPHY public agency or municipality thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or at 1200 Avenida del Circo, Venice, Sarasota County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting newal reviews, gath- Your Family May Be located at 7752 Navarre statutory prohibition, (iii) or pledge the full faith and credit of the Issuer, the City, of approximately 42 memory care units (including approximately 42 beds), to be acquired by American Eagle ering info to quote Entitled To Signifi- Pkwy. Unit 329 in the the County, the State or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality Venice Island LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with proceeds of the County of SANTA thereof. The Issuer has no taxing power. Issuance of the Bonds is subject to Bonds not to exceed $13,035,000; and place new busi- cant Cash Award. ROSA, in the City of several conditions including satisfactory documentation and receipt of necessary Navarre, Florida 32566 ness. Requires ability Call 855-259-0557 approvals for the financing. (e) a senior living community known as Brookdale Titusville, located on approximately 16.07 acres to multitask. Strong for Information. No intends to register the at 1800 Harrison Street, Titusville, Brevard County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting Risk. No Money Out said name with the At the time and place fixed for said public hearing all who appear will be of approximately 124 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 134 beds), to be acquired computer skills re- Division of Corporations given an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to ap- by American Eagle Titusville LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with quired. Prefer a Of Pocket. of the Florida Department prove said Bonds and the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, written proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $22,440,000; 220 licensed agent ------of State, Tallahassee, comments may be delivered to the City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida. Advertise in Gulf Florida, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. Subsequent to (f) a senior living community known as Brookdale Eau Gallie, located on approximately 6.00 acres at or with experience the public hearing, the City Council of the City (the “Council”) will consider 2680 Croton Road, Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting of in the agency will Breeze News and for Dated at Tallahassee, whether to approve the Bonds as required by Section 147(f) of the Code. approximately 72 assisted living units (including approximately 74 beds), to be acquired by American Eagle Eau Florida, this 24th day of ultimately require much less than any July, 2018. Gallie LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with proceeds of the Bonds Further information relating to this matter is available for inspection and a 220 license. We ­other medium. Call not to exceed $10,810,000; ANTHONY RICHARD copying during regular business hours at the office of the City Manager at the are an established (850) 932-8986 or COOK above address. (g) a senior living community known as Brookdale New Port Richey, located on approximately 4.77 and growing inde- visit online at news. acres at 6400 Trouble Creek Road, in unincorporated Pasco County, Florida, including land, buildings and equip- gulfbreezenews.com. LEGAL 43223 8-2-18 Comments made at the hearing are for the consideration of the Council and ment, consisting of approximately 195 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 219 beds), pendent insurance the City, and will not bind any legal action to be taken by the Council or the City to be acquired by American Eagle New Port Richey LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member agency offering a ------in connection with its consideration and approval of the issuance of the Bonds. is the Borrower, with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $7,895,000; full benefits pack- All persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by (h) a senior living community known as Brookdale Tuskawilla, located on approximately 2.87 acres at age.Please submit the City with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a 1016 Willa Springs Drive, in unincorporated Seminole County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, resume to David record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a consisting of approximately 64 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 82 beds), to be ac- Radcliffe at david@ verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony quired by American Eagle Tuskawilla LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are underwoodander- with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $15,950,000; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY, invited to present their comments at the time and place set forth above. son.com FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION (i) a senior living community known as Brookdale Brandon, located on approximately 4.79 acres at IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 700 South Kings Avenue, in unincorporated Hillsborough County, Florida, including land, buildings and equip------File No. 2018-CP-796 Division T 1990, AS AMENDED, ALL PERSONS WHO ARE DISABLED AND WHO NEED ment, consisting of approximately 88 assisted living units (including approximately 96 beds), to be acquired SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PUBLIC HEARING BE- by American Eagle Brandon LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with 217 IN RE: ESTATE OF BILLIE W. CALES CAUSE OF THAT DISABILITY SHOULD CONTACT THE TELEPHONE OPERATOR proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $19,335,000; Deceased. OF CITY HALL, 1070 SHORELINE DRIVE, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA 32561, (850) employment 934-5115, AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING, EXCLUDING (j) a senior living community known as Brookdale Island Lake, located on approximately 14.64 acres - Skilled trade NOTICE TO CREDITORS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. at 160 Islander Court, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, including land, buildings and equipment, consist- ing of approximately 267 independent living or assisted living units (including approximately 327 beds), to be The administration of the estate of BILLIE W. LEGAL 43229 Gulf Breeze News 8/2/18 acquired by American Eagle Island Lake LLC, a Florida limited liability company whose sole member is the Bor- AVIATION Grads work CALES, deceased, whose date of death was De- rower, with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $81,705,000; with JetBlue, United, cember 7, 2017, is pending in the Circuit Court for Delta and others- ESCAMBIA County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- (k) a senior living community known as Brookdale Owatonna, located on approximately 2.84 acres dress of which is 190 W. Government Street, Pen- at 334 and 364 Cedardale Drive Southeast, Owatonna, Steele County, Minnesota, including land, buildings start here with hands sacola, Florida 32502. The names and addresses and equipment, consisting of approximately 43 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 46 on training for FAA of the personal representative and the personal beds), with 334 Cedardale Drive to be acquired by American Eagle Owatonna AL LLC and 364 Cedardale Drive certification. Financial representative’s attorney are set forth below. to be acquired by American Eagle Owatonna MC LLC, each a Minnesota limited liability company whose sole All creditors of the decedent and other persons member is the Borrower, with aggregate proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $7,310,000; aid if qualified. Call having claims or demands against decedent’s es- Aviation Institute of tate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (l) a senior living community known as Brookdale Newark, located on approximately 2.41 acres at Maintenance 888- served must file their claims with this court ON OR CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA 331 Goosepond Road, Newark, Licking County, Ohio, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting of ap- BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME proximately 42 assisted living units (including approximately 42 beds), to be acquired by American Eagle Newark 242-2649. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR LLC, an Ohio limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with proceeds of the Bonds not to For the purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code exceed $7,425,000; ------30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 9:20 a.m. on August (m) a senior living community known as Brookdale Ravenna, located on approximately 5.57 acres at 601 All other creditors of the decedent and other per- 20, 2018, in the City Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf sons having claims or demands against decedent’s 141 Chestnut Hills Drive, Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting real estate for Breeze, Florida, 32561. The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of approximately 50 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 53 beds), to be acquired by estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 of finance for the purpose, among other things, of providing funds to beloaned MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- American Eagle Ravenna LLC, an Ohio limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with pro- rent - APTS by the Capital Trust Agency (the “Issuer”) to Championship Academy of Distinc- ceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $10,670,000; TION OF THIS NOTICE. tion at Davie High School, Inc., d/b/a/ Championship Academy of Distinction ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- Wind Meadow Apts. High School, a Florida nonprofit corporation, and/or one or more related and/ (n) a senior living community known as Brookdale Kingston, located on approximately 2.30 acres at RIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION or affiliated entities (collectively, the “Borrower”), for the purpose of financing Under New Mgmt! 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 1098 Bradford Way, Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee, including land, buildings and equipment, consisting or refinancing, including through reimbursement, (A) the acquisition, equipping of approximately 39 assisted living units (including approximately 47 beds), to be acquired by American Eagle Rental assistance NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET and improving of the charter school facility for students in grades 9-12, known FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS Kingston LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with proceeds of the may be available. as Championship Academy of Distinction High School, located at 3020 North- Bonds not to exceed $5,500,000; OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH west 33rd Avenue, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida 33311 (collectively, the “Facility”), HUD vouchers IS BARRED. (B) funding of a debt service reserve fund for the Bonds (as hereinafter defined), (o) a senior living community known as Brookdale Hendersonville, located on approximately 6.62 ­accepted. 1 & 2 The date of first publication of this notice is Au- if deemed necessary or desirable, (C) funding of any necessary capitalized inter- gust 2, 2018. acres at 202 Walton Ferry Road, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee, including land, buildings and equip- BR handicapped & est, (D) refinancing certain existing debt of the Borrower, if deemed necessary or ment, consisting of approximately 136 independent living or assisted living units (including approximately 159 ­non-handicapped desirable, and (E) the payment of certain costs of issuing the Bonds (collectively, beds), to be acquired by American Eagle Hendersonville LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company whose sole Attorney for Personal Personal Representative: the “Project”). member is the Borrower, with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $19,225,000; ­accessible apts. Representative: /s/ Cynthia D. Karns ­Water, sewer/­ /s/ John S. Bordelon Cynthia D. Karns The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect tosuch (p) a senior living community known as Brookdale Castle Hills, located on approximately 11.76 acres John S. Bordelon, Attorney 1564 Blair Avenue garbage service Project, not exceeding $11,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its Edu- at 1207 Jackson Keller Road, Castle Hills, Bexar County, Texas, including land, buildings and equipment, consist- Florida Bar #: 569770 Mobile, Ala. 36604 ­provided. 3037 Wind cational Facilities Revenue Bonds (Championship Academy of Distinction High ing of approximately 97 assisted living or memory care units (including approximately 99 beds), to be acquired 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway School Project), in one or more series, either taxable or tax-exempt, or both (the Legal 43218 by American Eagle Castle Hills LLC, a Texas limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, with Meadow Dr., Gulf Building 5, Suite 19 “Bonds”), and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds Gulf Breeze News proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $3,985,000; and Breeze, FL. Call 850- Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 for the Project. The Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager Telephone: (850) 934-1000 2x 8/2/18 934-3060, TDD/­TTY of the Facility will be Charter School Management Solutions LLC, or an affiliate (q) a senior living community known as Brookdale Pleasant Prairie, located on approximately 3.63 E-Mail: [email protected] thereof or another entity chosen by the Borrower. 711. Equal Housing Secondary E-Mail: [email protected]; acres at 7377 88th Avenue, Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, including land, buildings and equip- ­Opportunity. [email protected] ment, consisting of approximately 48 assisted living units (including approximately 48 beds), to be acquired by The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely American Eagle Pleasant Prairie LLC, a Wisconsin limited liability company whose sole member is the Borrower, ------out of the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and with proceeds of the Bonds not to exceed $8,085,000 (together with the other projects described in paragraph derived from financing agreements with the Borrower, and neither the Issuer nor (a) – (p) above, the “Senior Living Facilities”). the City or Broward County, Florida (the “County”) will be obligated to pay the REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS principal of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect to such Project, not exceeding of the Borrower. The Bonds and the interest thereon shall never (i) pledge the $275,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its Senior Facilities Revenue Bonds (American Eagle Portfolio ENGINEERING SERVICES – PEA RIDGE taxing power of the City, the County, the State of Florida (the “State”) or any other Project), in one or more series, either taxable or tax-exempt, or both (the “Bonds”), and loan the proceeds of such CONNECTOR political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof within the meaning of Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Project. The Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial any constitutional or statutory provision, (ii) constitute the debt or indebtedness manager of the Facility will be Greenbrier Senior Living, LLC, or an affiliate thereof or another entity chosen by Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Com- of the Issuer, the City, the County, the State or any other political subdivision, the Borrower. missioners is calling for and requesting qualifications for engineering services public agency or municipality thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or for the Pea Ridge Connector. Services will relate to the planning, surveying, engi- statutory prohibition, (iii) or pledge the full faith and credit of the Issuer, the City, The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of the revenues, income and neering design, traffic engineering design, geotechnical services, environmental the County, the State or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from financing agreements with the Borrower, and neither assessment, permitting services, signal plans, value engineering and coordina- thereof. The Issuer has no taxing power. Issuance of the Bonds is subject to the Issuer nor the City will be obligated to pay the principal of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except tion with the local utility services. several conditions including satisfactory documentation and receipt of necessary from the payments of the Borrower. The Bonds and the interest thereon shall never (i) pledge the taxing power of approvals for the financing. the City, the State of Florida (the “State”), any other state, or any political subdivision, public agency or municipal- All proposals shall be considered in accordance with the Florida Competitive ity thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision, (ii) constitute the debt or indebtedness Consultant Negotiations Act. (F.S. 287.055) At the time and place fixed for said public hearing all who appear willbe of the Issuer, the City, the State, any other state, or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof given an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to ap- within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory prohibition, (iii) or pledge the full faith and credit of the Issuer, All qualifications must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier prove said Bonds and the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, written the City, the State, any other state, or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof. The Issuer service, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 comments may be delivered to the City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, has no taxing power. Issuance of the Bonds is subject to several conditions including satisfactory documentation Caroline Street, Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:00 Florida, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. Subsequent to and receipt of necessary approvals for the financing. a.m. Thursday August 30, 2018 at which time will be publicly opened. Sec- the public hearing, the City Council of the City (the “Council”) will consider ondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid whether to approve the Bonds as required by Section 147(f) of the Code. At the time and place fixed for said public hearing all who appear will be given an opportunity to express their responses will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date and views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled, “RFQ# Further information relating to this matter is available for inspection and written comments may be delivered to the City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida, at 1070 Shoreline 18-055 Pea Ridge Connector”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled copying during regular business hours at the office of the City Manager atthe Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. Subsequent to the public hearing, the City Council of the City (the “Council”) “ORIGINAL”, and seven (7) copies labeled “COPY” (8 total complete packages) above address. will consider whether to approve the Bonds as required by Section 147(f) of the Code. along with one (1) electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format. Comments made at the hearing are for the consideration of the Council and Further information relating to this matter is available for inspection and copying during regular business Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa the City, and will not bind any legal action to be taken by the Council or the City hours at the office of the City Manager at the above address. County Procurement Office at [email protected] no later than 4:30 p.m. in connection with its consideration and approval of the issuance of the Bonds. on Thursday August 16, 2018. Comments made at the hearing are for the consideration of the Council and the City, and will not bind any All persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by legal action to be taken by the Council or the City in connection with its consideration and approval of the issu- Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County the City with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a ance of the Bonds. Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony All persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City with respect to any mat- The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are ter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need any and all proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to invited to present their comments at the time and place set forth above. to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence award the proposal that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa upon which the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are invited to present their comments at the time County. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF and place set forth above. 1990, AS AMENDED, ALL PERSONS WHO ARE DISABLED AND WHO NEED Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all seg- SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PUBLIC HEARING BE- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990, AS AMENDED, ALL PERSONS ments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, CAUSE OF THAT DISABILITY SHOULD CONTACT THE TELEPHONE OPERATOR WHO ARE DISABLED AND WHO NEED SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PUBLIC HEAR- including small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvan- OF CITY HALL, 1070 SHORELINE DRIVE, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA 32561, (850) ING BECAUSE OF THAT DISABILITY SHOULD CONTACT THE TELEPHONE OPERATOR OF CITY HALL, 1070 taged business enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of 934-5115, AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING, EXCLUDING SHORELINE DRIVE, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA 32561, (850) 934-5115, AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. THE MEETING, EXCLUDING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. of contracts. LEGAL 43230 Gulf Breeze News 8/2/18 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida LEGAL 43228 Gulf Breeze News 8/2/18

LEGAL NOTICE 43224 Gulf Breeze News 8/2/18 8C August 2, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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