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ter mandates that, should the mayor resign principal. Two years later, she assumed By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2019 or have to vacate the office for some reason, the top administrative post at the school as [email protected] Council shall select a new mayor, who will principal. serve until the next election cycle. After retiring as an educator, she tackled At the Wednesday, Jan. 30 executive The term for a Gulf Breeze mayor is two real estate, becoming a realtor with Levin- meeting of Gulf Breeze City Council, years, while Council members serve stag- Rinke Resort Realty in 2006 – a job she members agreed to place the selection of gered four-year terms. The next election continues to the present. Mayor Pro Tem Cherry Fitch as the new cycle will be in November 2020. She is a graduate of the University of Gulf Breeze Mayor on the consent agenda Fitch first began service as a Council West Florida, where she earned a bachelor for the following Monday, Feb. 4, business member in 2012. When Landfair was elect- of science degree in English Education. meeting of that body. They also put forth ed mayor in November 2018, she took his At Troy State University, she obtained her veteran Council member Tom Naile as the place as mayor pro tem, at the behest of fel- master of science degree in School Guid- new Mayor Pro Tem. low Council members. ance and Counseling before returning to The choices were made official at the The new Gulf Breeze mayor began UWF for her Master of Education degree in Feb. 4 session. her career as a guidance counselor/Eng- Educational Leadership. Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News Fitch filled Seat A on the Council until the lish teacher at Gulf Breeze High School She has received numerous awards, in- Gulf Breeze City Council signaled its support for a new mayor recent resignation of newly-elected Mayor in 1971. In 1990, she became director of cluding Santa Rosa Teacher of the Year in – Cherry Fitch – and mayor pro tem – Tom Naile – at the Wednesday, Jan. 30, executive meeting of that body. Both have a David Landfair moved her to the position curriculum/guidance at the school, and, in history of service on the Council. of temporary replacement. The City’s char- 1995, she was named the GBHS assistant See Fitch Page 2A » Council now tries to fill vacant seat

a list of citizens who recently served in voluntary By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News © 2019 positions on various boards and committees that as- [email protected] sist Council in doing its job. The record of service — which in some cases showed multiple areas of When it came time at the Jan. 30 session to fill the involvement in City government of each of those Seat A Council position vacated by newly appointed citizens — was included, as well. Mayor Cherry Fitch, City Manager Samantha Abell The lists were provided as a preliminary step in noted that at the Jan. 19 Council retreat, which oc- making a selection to fill Seat A and, with Council curred one day after newly-elected former Mayor approval, the matter and the supplemental informa- David Landfair submitted his resignation, members tion provided by staff were placed on the action said their immediate concern was that – having just agenda for the Monday, Feb. 4, City Council meet- lost eight years of experience on the Council -- they ing. find someone who has served in some phase of City However, that action took place only after Coun- government so they could become part of the gov- cil also received input from citizens attending the erning body in a complete way as quickly as pos- Jan. 30 meeting and, in response to what they heard, sible. No names were put forth or discussed at that encouraged all citizens to submit candidates to them public session. as Council members and to staff before the Feb. 4 The current Council has two members with expe- meeting, as well. No flyover rience in their roles — Fitch and Naile — and two Three citizens came forward on Jan. 30 to say members just beginning their commitment. they hoped Council would extend the search for a County rejects FDOT City staff included in Council members’ agenda new member beyond the lists provided to them of packets for the Jan. 30 session the names and dates those with experience in governance and the City of service of former Gulf Breeze mayors and Coun- plan for elevated cil members, going back to 1978. Staff also provided See Council Page 4A » roadway through Navarre Commissioner Dave Piech requested the Gincauskas is Gulf Breeze By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2019 resolution from his fellow commissioners. [email protected] Pieck told them, “FDOT held a public hear- Rotary Club’s Citizen of the Year ing in Navarre a week ago that drew more Sharon Gincauskas was rec- Santa Rosa County Commissioners do than 360 people. FDOT officials there told ognized as Citizen of the Year by not support the proposed design for wid- me they had never had such a big response the Rotary Club of Gulf Breeze ening Hwy. 98 through Navarre with a from the community before. Since then I at Lucas’ at the Pensacola Beach fly-over system as presented in last week’s have spoken Boardwalk on the evening of public hearing by Florida Dept. of Trans- with many people and I would be remiss Tuesday, Jan. 29. portation (FDOT). Commissioners adopted if I didnt say that I did hear from one busi- Selected for her many contri- and signed a resolution at their meeting last ness and a couple butions to the community, Gin- Thursday to send to the FDOT stating that people who are in favor of the fly-over. causkas is a leader of many local the county is not in favor of a fly-over op- But most people do not want it. The origi- environmental, church and school tion in Navarre, but would prefer the origi- nal Chamber of initiatives. Serving as co-presi- nal FDOT design option of an ‘At-Grade’ dent and founder of Ocean Hour six-laning. See Flyover Page 4A » Florida, she leads weekly beach clean-up events that cover the en- tire coastline of Pensacola, Gulf Breeze and Pensacola Beach. She was recognized as second place for the 2017 Gulf Guardian Award by the U.S. Environmen- tal Protection Agency’s Gulf of Mexico Program for her coastal Submitted photo cleanup efforts. She leads major Sharon Gincauskas (second from left) accepts accolades from contributions to the Dress A Girl Rotarians Vici Papajohn, Vic Bindi and Anita-Marie Hitchcock. Around the World organization, Gincauskas is the leader of Ocean Hour Florida, as well as many other community improvement projects. where she heads up a group of la- dies from Gulf Breeze Presbyte- Guatemala. has served as a long-time volun- rian Church who sew and deliver In addition, she led various teer at Gulf Breeze Elementary, hundreds dresses to countries community programs at Gulf such as Haiti, the Philippines and Breeze Presbyterian Church and See Gincauskas Page 8A »

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Expe- ican Society of Interior Design- riencing how he moves through ers in its South Central Region. life’s spaces “shows me how Advancing the profession, important the smallest design the association’s region cov- details can be,” Emily said. ers Mississippi, Arkansas and As an interior designer, the Louisiana. As a future designer, 21-year-old Gulf Breeze resi- Emily wants to “craft spaces dent wants to “create spaces that that are not only aesthetically impact and make life better.’’ beautiful, but accessible to ev- The regional chapter of the eryone. I hope to paint a picture Washington-based organization in the clients’ heads about their includes nearly 700 student and future customers’ or employees’ professional members. Com- All County Band members needs.” petition winners from regions Middle school and high school band members performed at the Santa Rosa All-County Honor Band Concert on Jan. 25 at Milton High In her essay, the interior de- nationwide will attend a student School. Students throughout the county band programs auditioned for these two honor ensembles in November. The top players in the sign student wrote that clients interior design conference in local school district were selected to be showcased at the concert. Representing Gulf Breeze were Erin Scott, Liv Hoffman, Roman Mirra, “need to see how imperative it New York City. Kendall Docherty, Sabrina Foster, Siena Mowe, Maggie Sago, Rebecca Woodcock, Mady Mercado, Cole Kariher, Luke Stersic, Sarafina Mowe, Josh Hecht, Drew Brummer, Leigh Gordon, Connor McKenney, James Bleiler, Neo Greiner, Michael Werner, Kalea Rosas and is to their business that spaces Her successful entry pays her Juliane Kate Alba. Pictured at left is Gulf Breeze High School band director Zach Dykes. have a universal design that’s expenses to attend an interior welcoming and functional to design conference in the Empire all.” State, where she will network One of Simmering’s fam- with a variety of design profes- School briefS ily members is visually im- sionals. Maggie Renfroe makes Dean’s John Whibbs Jr. of Gulf Breeze. and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for List at Coastal Carolina Univ. membership. Ward is honor student CONWAY, S.C. — More than 2,400 stu- at Baylor University Career online high school dents at Coastal Carolina University were program offered through Santa named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2018 WACO, Texas — Alexander Ward of Rosa County Library System semester. That’s more than 23 percent of Gulf Breeze was one of more than 4,400 Termite & Pest Control the student body earning a GPA of 3.5 or Baylor University students who were named The Santa Rosa County Library Sys- “To The Rescue Since 1977” higher. to the Dean’s Academic Honor Roll for the tem participates in the Career Online High Among those students earning a spot on 2018 fall semester. Students honored on School (COHS) program. This program Gulf Breeze the Dean’s List is Maggie Renfroe, a musi- the Dean’s List are Baylor undergraduates provides adults 19 years old and older an op- 932-9288! cal theater major from Gulf Breeze. with a minimum grade-point average of 3.7, portunity to earn an accredited high school Coastal Carolina University is a dynam- while they are enrolled in a minimum of 12 diploma and career certificate online. ic, public, comprehensive, liberal arts insti- semester hours. Brown is a student in the The library’s program offers a limited tution located in Conway, just minutes from College of Arts and Sciences. number of scholarships to qualified adult the resort area of Myrtle Beach, S.C. learners who are looking to advance their Bookout makes Dean’s List careers, prepare for workforce entry and Kotlarz of Gulf Breeze at Vanderbilt continue their education. The deadline to graduates from Clemson Univ. Madeline Bookout, a junior, made the apply is March 31, to allow applicants ad- Dean’s List at Vanderbilt University in equate time to complete a two-week prereq- uisite course, an in-person interview and a CLEMSON, S.C. — Aaron R. Kotlarz of Nashville, Tenn. She is enrolled in the 30-day probationary period before the end Gulf Breeze graduated Dec. 20, 2018, from College of Arts and Science with a major of the fiscal year June 1. To apply, appli- Clemson University with a master’s degree in Economics and History. Maddie is the cants must first complete the online self-as- in City and Regional Planning. Kotlarz was daughter of Renee and Dr. Chris Bookout sessment. among more than 1,600 fall semester grad- of Gulf Breeze. Santa Rosa County has had five gradu- uates from Clemson. ates from the 2016-17 program year and has awarded one scholarship for the 2018-19 Troy University announces McKayla Massey inducted into the honor society Phi Kappa Phi program. Nine scholarships are still avail- Chancellor’s List for Fall able. For more information, email COHS@ Semester/Term 2 santarosa.fl.gov or visit www.santarosa. BATON ROUGE, La. — McKayla fl.gov/libraries. Massey of Pensacola Beach was recently Troy University is pleased to announce initiated into the honor society of Phi Kap- Pensacola Beach students who have been named to the Chan- Blackford is a Ph.D. candidate pa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selec- Woman’s Club cellor’s List for the Fall Semester and Term tive all-discipline collegiate honor society. Presents 2 of the 2018/2019 academic year. Massey was initiated at University of Flor- Nolan D. Blackford of Gulf Breeze Full-time undergraduate students who ida. is a newly accepted Ph.D., candidate at are registered for at least 12 semester hours Massey is among approximately 30,000 Florida State University. He received his and who earn a grade point average of 4.0 students, faculty, professional staff and master’s degree in Biological Chemistry qualify for the Chancellor’s List. alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi in 2019 from FSU; his bachelor’s degree, Local residents who made the list include each year. Membership is by invitation only cum laude, from FSU in 2017; and his high Haley Moore of Navarre, Michael White of and requires nomination and approval by a school diploma from Gulf Breeze High Navarre, Lauren Harksen of Navarre and chapter. Only the top 10 percent of seniors School in 2013. Lodging, tours, $4000 value. Airfare not included. Proceeds benefit the Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club charities. For details and to purchase raffle tickets, go to facebook.com/PBWC54/, Fitch was Florida’s High School Principal of the Year or call Mary Lee at (850) 207-1004. » Continued from Page 1A munity Difference Maker Award. Rosa County Board of She is a member of Santa Rosa Educa- Adjustments, WSRE Do not need to be present to win. 1993; Florida High School Regional Prin- tion Foundation, Gulf Breeze Rotary Club, board of directors and cipal of the Year in 2001; Santa Rosa Prin- Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce, Im- Gulf Breeze Vision cipal of the Year and Florida High School pact 100 and Gulf Breeze Will-Do and is 20/20 Most Livable BUSINESS Q VACATION Q EXTENDED STAY Principal of the Year, both in 2005; and vice president of Miraflores Garden Club. City Committee. WCT Top Gun Realtor in 2011. As a member of Gulf Breeze United Fitch’s family in- She was nominated for Sacred Heart Methodist Church, she has been a mem- cludes her daughter Spirit of Women Award in 2006 and Gulf ber of the Staff Parish Committee and, in and son-in-law, Mandi Fitch A place for you in Pensacola Breeze Rotary Ethics in Business Award in the past, has also been a member of Gulf and Marty Edwards, 2012. 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In fact, it got moving Torgersen 1. U.S. Hwy. 98 Friday, February 8 cidents each year and 2. Shoreline Drive again in a public way at the Jan. 30 execu- 10 percent of those in- 3. Fairpoint Drive Gulf Breeze Optimist Club tive session, where City Council members 4. State Road 399 volve rollovers. That is of particular con- got a look at the reworked ordinance and 5. Sunset Drive 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze cern since many golf carts do not have seat 6. Daniel Drive had a chance to make even more changes belts, he said. 7. Any street with a posted speed limit in excess of in advance of the scheduled first reading on 25 miles per hour. Monday, February 11 “I want to create an environment with (This was changed in the actual ordinance to 15 years Feb. 4. Santa Rosa County Commission Committee more responsibility, not less. I want some of age and in possession of a learner’s permit. The The task of revising and reorganizing the prohibition of texting was also added.) 8:30 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton boundaries around it.” • A golf cart being operated upon a City street proposed ordinance covering the operation He said he would also like to see a “two as authorized by section 18-152(a) may, for the sole of the carts and of low speed vehicles was purpose of continuing travel, cross a roadway with a City of Gulf Breeze SSRUS Board strikes and you’re out” provision applied to initially added to the list of items City At- speed limit that does not exceed 35 miles per hour, 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze the use of cell phones by golf cart drivers. including Shoreline Drive and Fairpoint Drive. torney Mary Jane Bass was asked to con- At the executive session, Council mem- • Golf carts operated on City streets must meet the sider among her many new responsibilities minimum equipment standards established by Florida Santa Rosa County Fire Department Executive Group bers declined to support the ordinance as Statutes Section 316.212(6), which requires that golf as she took over the office last summer, fol- 6 p.m., 4499 Pine Forest Road, Milton presented by a vote of 3 to 1. Torgersen then carts be equipped with efficient brakes, reliable steer- lowing the resignation of former City At- ing apparatus, safe tires, a rearview mirror and red offered a motion to include the changes he reflectorized warning devices in both the front and torney Mike Stebbins. Tuesday, February 12 had mentioned related to revising the mini- rear. The intent was to clarify the provisions • In addition, carts having these minimum equip- mum age for golf cart drivers to 15, add- Midway Fire Board of Commissioner and make the ordinance easier to follow, ment standards must also have headlights, brake ing a provision that the driver must have a lights, turn signals and a windshield if they are op- 6 p.m., 1322 College Pkwy., Gulf Breeze while taking into account some issues learner’s permit and incorporating the cell erated between sunset and sunrise, as listed by the raised by the Council as it debated the National Weather Service for Gulf Breeze, and those phone usage penalty. headlights must be in use if the cart is operated on Wednesday, February 13 changes last summer. Council member Randy Hebert second- City streets between sunset and sunrise. The result was to include within the • Carts that do not meet those additional equip- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters ed the changes, with Bass advising Council ment standards in Section 316.212(6) and in Section amendment to Chapter 18 of the Code of Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze she would make certain those alterations 18-152 may only be operated during the hours be- Ordinances a definition section, as well as tween sunrise and sunset, as listed by the NWS for comport with what the State allows, and to achieve uniformity of language and to Gulf Breeze. Santa Rosa County Building Code Board of Adjustments the motion passed unanimously to set a • These regulations focusing on roadways off-lim- make sure a thorough review of the propos- 2:30 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy.. Milton first reading of the revised ordinance for its to golf carts do not apply to low speed vehicles, al was carried out for Article IX, Sections which may operate on City streets, according to Sec- the Feb. 4 business session, where it again tion 316.2122, where the posted speed limit is 35 18-151 to 18-159. Santa Rosa Island Authority Board Meeting passed, although Council member Tom miles per hour or less and which may cross a road or “I look forward to the Council’s con- street at an intersection where the road or street has a 5 p.m., 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola Beach Naile said he had reservations about the posted speed limit of more than 35 miles per hour. sideration of this version and stand read to matter. • Golf carts are not permitted on sidewalks in the modify further if directed to do so,” Bass City. City of Gulf Breeze Executive Session “I don’t want to kill it, but I’m not com- told Gulf Breeze News Tuesday, Jan. 29, in • Golf carts in Shoreline Park will be operated ex- 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze fortable with it,” he said. “I think it’s cum- clusively on the roadways. advance of the executive session. Further bersome and hard to enforce, but I hope it • Golf carts will not be permitted on the pedestrian modification, as it turned out, was indeed overpass over U.S. Hwy. 98. works out.” • Residents of Gulf Breeze who own or lease a requested by Council members. golf cart must register the cart and pay a $5 annual The second reading and public hearing fee. A registration sticker, which is good for a year, was officially set for Feb. 19. must be displayed on the right bottom windshield of Council concerns the golf cart. At the Jan. 30 executive session, Council • The registration may be revoked if the person More items of interest registering the cart allows someone not authorized F members approved the changes suggested under Section 18-152 of the Article to operate the LASHBACKS by Bass to make the ordinance more user from Feb. 4 golf cart on City streets or if the registrant violates the provisions of Article IX, chapter 18, of the Code of February 7 friendly but also raised some additional Ordinances of the City of Gulf Breeze. questions they wanted answers to before a At the Feb. 4 business session, a second 1 Year ago this week – 2018 first reading of the ordinance. reading of the ordinance to vacate and aban- They also amended the stormwater man- The cost of buying a home in Santa Rosa County is on the rise. “I have lost sleep over this ordinance,” don Catawba Street Right of Way south of agements standards on first reading, setting According to Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser Greg Brown, said Councilman Todd Torgersen. “I’m Eufaula St. produced no public comment a new minimum 100-year design standard home sales prices increased dramatically in Gulf Breeze from worried about safety, especially about kids and a unanimous and final vote by Coun- and, as another first reading item, approved 2014 to 2017. While Milton home sales rose about $10,000, riding around and people walking with kids cil to proceed in that way, thus ending the the cessation of Council executive meet- homes in Gulf Breeze sold for nearly $73,500 more. driving golf carts. I would be more support- multi-year, financially draining battle- be ings, which usually occur on the Wednes- ive if we could change a couple of things. I tween the City and two homeowners over day night preceding a Monday business ses- 5 Years ago this week – 2014 would like to change the age from 14 to 15 beach access and private property. sion. The latter change includes a “sunset” Freezing rain, snow and sleet that froze over roadways the eve- ... so (the young teens driving) would have Council members also approved, on first provision for one year unless the Council ning before made commuting unbearable, it not impossible for some training in the rules of the road.” reading, ordinances changing the composi- decides to extend it. many in the area. Torgersen said he felt, too, that if teens tion and appointment of three City boards A second reading and public hearing of knew they would be penalized by having from seven members to five, with no Coun- the items listed above will take place Feb. 10 Years ago this week – 2009 their driver’s license put on the line in the cil membership on the boards in the future. 19. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin boys’ soccer team scored a pair of first half goals to put away Washington 3-0 to win its third consecu- tive district championship Friday in Milton. Bank helps avert suspected fraud Monday, Jan. 28 a prescription and possession more money than the cost. Gulf Breeze of ammunition by a convicted As individual tried to cash the • A driver and passenger Police felon. check, the bank advised it was a were arrested on felony counts fraudulent check and a scam. after a “be on the lookout” no- rePort Wednesday, Jan. 30 tice was issued for a possible Sunday Feb. 3 drunk driver. Officers observed La. for DUI. Passenger Chris- • An attempted fraud — in- • A traffic stop for no tail the vehicle failing to maintain topher Taylor, 49, of Pensacola dividual tried to sell something lights led to the arrest of the lane and arrested the driver, was charged with possession of on Craigslist. The purchaser at- driver, a 24-year-old Pace man, Michelle Bourg, 45, of Kenner, a controlled substance without tempted to send a check with for an outstanding warrant.

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Taylor, Christopher Gerald, Bourg, Michelle Marie, Tucker Shane Christian Mauldwin W/M, 49, 000 block, Patricia Ave., W/F, 45, 2900 block, Iowa Ave., Maria Shane Rhonda Steele Pensacola, drug possession Kenner, La., DUI Payton Zwierzchowski Bryant Lee Spagnuolo 1/31/19 1/29/19 February 7 Burr, Jacob Stephen, W/ Kane, William Brian, W/M, Daryl Alfrey M, 34, 2200 block, Jeannie St., Gulf Breeze, aggravated assault Lee, Terry Wayne, W/M, 57, 64, 9600 block, Seafarers Way, February 12 Navarre, drug possession with a deadly weapon without 5200 block, Stage Coach Trail, Navarre, DUI Tina Neff Michael Alfrey intent to kill, aggravated battery Gulf Breeze, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon with a deadly weapon without Phil Berry Jones, Billy Carl, W/M, 46, 2/1/19 3300 block, Greenbriar Ct., Gulf intent to kill Roesger, Rick Edward, W/ Bill Lee Breeze, probation violation 2/3/19 February 9 M, 59, 7500 block, Emerson St., Lively, Stanley Lamar, W/M, Andrew Bell Betty Nicholson Carter, John-David, W/M, Navarre, DUI 2/1/19 24, 9100 block, Eagle Nest Dr., 56, 700 block, Southern Ct., Gulf Carol Cousins E.G. Southworth Navarre, vehicular theft Breeze, DUI (third violation in 10 Bryant, Benjamin Dylan, years) 2/3/19 W/M, 24, 1200 block, Greenview Mullikin, Luke James, W/M, Lane, Gulf Breeze, battery, Cox, Danette Hicks, W/F, 32, 4700 block, Bay Breeze Dr., February 10 February 13 resisting an officer 52, 5300 block, Stage Coach 2/4/19 Gulf Breeze, DUI Trail, Gulf Breeze, larceny, drug Toney, Patrick Sherman, W/ Myrt Chestney Landon Buxton Spagnuolo, Aliza Erin, W/F, possession M, 31, 3000 block, Birmingham Leah Hurd 41, 1500 block, Magnolia Manor, Dr., Navarre, habitual driving with

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first, argued that the TDC may need to start $117,000 for building the habitats. NOW OPEN By Pam Brannon in our Gulf Breeze News © 2019 considering more requests like ECWR’s for The board voted in favor of that idea [email protected] infrastructure. “I have always believed in a unanimously. NEW LOCATION! hands up not hand outs,” Piech told TDC However, Anderson took his appeal 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Emerald Coast Wildlife Rescue started board members. “You have been talking straight to the county commissioners in their In the Publix Shopping Center the month of January asking the Tourist De- about the groups coming to us in the future last set of meetings in January. After lengthy M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. | Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. velopment Council of Santa Rosa County and this setting a precedent. I think this would discussions, Commissioner Piech said he (850) 934-0492 for $435,000 to get the operation moved be a good precedent to set – showing that if would like to have the commissioners ap- www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com from Okaloosa Island to Navarre and get someone comes to us for money they need to prove giving ECWR the $194,000 from TDC 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Publix Shopping Center | Gulf Breeze, FL the construction of all buildings completed. show they have been raising money on their reserve funds needed to complete the medi- The non-profit almost left the January TDC own first through grants and donations and cal rehab building needed to move the ani- EliteRepeats_2x3_1-05-17.indd 1 12/27/2016 10:03:51 AM empty handed after an hour’s debate, but can show they will actually bring tourists to mals to Santa Rosa County – which would was finally pledged $117,000 toward the the county. They also need to show they can include the original $117,000 approved project. But by the end of the month, Santa be self sustaining, as this group has proven TDC. Anderson argued to the commission- Greg Brown, CFA Rosa County Commissioners made an unex- already.” ers that as much as he was grateful for the Santa Rosa County pected move and added to the TDC money Piech also said the TDC may have money $117,000 to build habitats. He can more eas- Property Appraiser — enough to bring the total to $194,000 from other budgeted projects to use later, as ily get sponsors for habitats and there is no Announces to Santa Rosa needed by the ECWR to complete its animal in the Navarre Park Master Plan. “As far as use for habitats without animals being here. County Senior Citizens! medical rehab center. the Navarre Park plan, as I said in my first The ECWR first opened in 1994. An- William Anderson, representing the county commission meeting we are not go- derson reported that annual wildlife rescue The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissions has ECWR, told commissioners that according ing to spend $7 million on the park. We will and medical care to and rehabilitation of be- approved the Senior Citizen Exemption, which allows an ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION! If you meet to federal regulations no animals could be fix what we need to fix, and we will save a tween 1,500-2,000 sick, injured, or orphaned the following criteria, you may qualify for an additional brought to the Navarre site until the medical spot in the park for the Butterfly House until animals of 150-plus different native Florida rehab center was complete. The ECWR also Homestead Exemption in Santa Rosa County. This additional they decide what they are doing. But I plan species including marine mammals, from exemption is for the portion of your tax bill associated with plans to have an an education center, along to spread the wealth to some other areas and Bald Eagles and Osprey to Dolphins and Sea the Board of County Commissioners only. with some habitats for the rescued animals to projects that need help.” Turtles. On average, 20 annual stranding re- recuperate in a more normal setting. All that Cherry Fitch, the Gulf Breeze appointee, sponses of injured or sick marine mammals ɿProperty owners must be 65 or older would add up to the original amount they said, “I am concerned about giving a big part and sea turtles. ɿTotal adjusted household income limitations apply had requested from the Tourist Development of our TDC reserves away. From what I have “Return to the Wild is our project to move ɿMust apply no later than March 1, 2019 Council. The ECWR had already been rais- read in the paper here I know this (ECWR) is ECWR from an urban concrete jungle en- ɿMust qualify for and/or currently be receiving ing money through grants like Impact 100 definitely a heart project. I think it will draw vironment overrun with feral cats where Homestead Exemption and corporate donations as well as individ- people to the area, also, but I am concerned there isn’t a single bit of native flora, to an Note: You must qualify and may have to reapply annually ual donations. about our reserves.” undeveloped piece of land in Santa Rosa For additional information: But during the January meeting of the (850) 983-1880 or visit Anderson told TDC board members that County, building for the first time an open- our website at - www.srcpa.org county’s TDC held in Tiger Point Commu- it was now imperative that the animals get to-the-public, purpose-built campus with ed- nity Center board members spent an hour moved before much longer since the build- ucational and medical facilities for ECWR,” discussing, considering and debating wheth- ing on Okaloosa Island will be torn down in Anderson said. “Environmental education er to spend any of the TDC reserve funds to the near future. - K-12 and adult educational offerings in- help the Wildlife Rescue build any buildings. “This building we are in now is of 1950’s cluding school field trips, public lecture se- City of Gulf Breeze There were questions raised about whether construction and is deteriorating around us. ries, docent talks on native wildlife, summer 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 the TDC should help non-profit groups that It belongs to the fire department, and is the camps, internships for high school, college PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 come to them for help with actually building old fire house. Now the fire department has students, transitioning military members and REQUEST FOR BIDS construction or only help with advertising to filed for a grant to demolish the building ad senior citizens, and general conservation ed- CITY OF GULF BREEZE bring people to the tourist destination after it place a training center on that site. So we do ucation for the public, fishermen, and other is built – like The Zoo in Gulf Breeze. have to get out. interested audiences will be offered.” GYM FLOORS REFINISHING PROJECT However, County Commissioner Dave TDC Director Julie Morgan told the board Anderson said all permitting has been Piech of Navarre is a new member of the that the TDC has $1.5 million in unappro- done and some cement foundations for the 4XDOLÀHG ÀUPV DUH LQYLWHG WR VXEPLW D ELGSURSRVDO WR TDC board representing the county com- priated reserve funds available for use. 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» Continued from Page 1A Commerce in Navarre has sent FAIRPOINT REGIONAL UTILITY SYSTEM, INC. letters supporting the original at- NAVARRE, FLORIDA grade option and no fly-over.” YELLOW RIVER BRIDGE UTILITY HANGER He said most people and himself RELOCATION included believe that the fly-over ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS option offered by FDOT would Sealed Bids for the construction of the YELLOW RIVER BRIDGE UTILITY HANGER RELOCATION will be received by Fairpoint Regional Utility System, Inc. destroy the “economic health” of at the office of the Holley-Navarre Water System, Inc., until 2:00 P.M. local time on Thursday, March 7, 2019, at which time the Bids received will be opened. Navarre. The Project consists of the installation of four (4) new pipe hangers including He said he had also spoken temporary pipe supports, removing and replacing portions of the existing con- crete traffic barriers followed by removal of the existing pipe hangers as shown with the developer of the large on the drawings. Bids will be received for a single prime Contract. Bids shall be on a lump parcel of land near Publix who is sum price basis as indicated in the Bid Proposal. trying to recruit businesses to that The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Baskerville-Donovan, Inc., 449 West Main Street, Pensacola, Florida 32502. The contact for these docu- proposed complex. ments is Richard Delp, CSI, CDT. and he can be reached at 850-438-9661 or via e-mail, [email protected]. Prospective Bidders may examine “He is starting to get some the Bidding Documents at the Issuing Office on Mondays through Fridays be- traction from interested business- tween the hours of 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM and may obtain copies of the Bidding Documents from the Issuing Office as described below. es, but he was told by those look- Bidding Documents also may be examined at Holley-Navarre Water System, Inc. 8574 Turkey Bluff Road, Navarre, Florida 32566; on Mondays through Fri- ing at moving into that complex days between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. when it is built that if the fly-over Bidding Documents may be obtained from the Issuing Office during the hours indicated above. Bidding Documents are available on compact disc (as happens they are not interested portable document format (PDF) files) for a non-refundable charge of $50.00, including shipping via overnight express service. Upon Issuing Office’s receipt of in locating there. The FDOT also payment, compact discs will be sent via the prospective Bidder’s delivery method had some pretty pictures of things of choice. Partial sets of Bidding Documents will not be available from the Issu- ing Office. Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial sets in the spaces under the overpass, of Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from sources other than the Issuing Office. but the FDOT does not pay for A pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM local time on Thursday, any of that – we as a county have February 21, 2019 at the Holley-Navarre Water System, 8574 Turkey Bluff Rd., Navarre, FL 32566. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is not mandatory. to pay for any of that. “ Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instructions to Bid- The commissioners agreed ders. unanimously to send the resolu- Legal 45789 Gulf Breeze News 2/7/19 tion to FDOT immediately. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 5A

Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Krewe of Avant Garde’s Mardi Gras Ball is Feb. 15 The Krewe of Avant Garde be in the military to join our or- will host the annual Mardi Gras ganization or participate in our Ball at 6 p.m., Friday, Feb. 15, events. We are a social organi- at the Pensacola Yacht Club to zation — no speeches and no Oscar nominee ‘The show support for the US mili- agenda other than to have fun tary and enjoy live music by Dr. and honor those who serve and Breeze. Food, fun and a cash have served in our military.” Favourite’ more than bar are provided. For information about the Tickets are $30 for non- Krewe of Avant Garde Mardi members and may be purchased Gras Ball, please contact est- deserving of its title in advance or at the door, via [email protected], call (850) 458- Every year at this time, I, like whatever reason, in any given from the last year. to a better and brighter future. check, for this black-tie and 7988, acess through the Krewe thousands of other mainstream year, any of these groups might Over the next few weeks, I They barely even pretend to care military dress optional event. of Avant Garde Facebook page . movie geeks, spend a few hours, receive the special attention, re- will review the rest of the eight- about any of that. They just want The Krewe of Avant Garde You may mail a check for your every day, waxing and waning spect and distinction their partic- movies that are nominated for to eat and have sex and rule over was formed in 1983 to provide tickets and RSVP to the Ball on the given merits and defi- ular life circumstances often fail “Best Picture” in this year’s their underlings. They enjoy be- a visible military presence dur- by Feb. 10 to Krewe of Avant ciencies of the five to 10 movies to grant them in their ordinary, Oscar race (the ones I have not ing drunk 24/7, on their power ing the Mardi Gras festivities. Garde, 9607 Garallatorial Cr., honored with the distinction of everyday lives. already reviewed in previous – to manipulate, betray and hu- The Krewe honors and supports Pensacola, FL 32507. earning the “Best Picture” nomi- The Oscars are a lot of fun, as weeks and months). miliate. “The Favourite” is a troops as they fly the flags of nation for the Academy Award. largely arbitrary and ultimately So, let’s start with “The Fa- comedy, but it suggests that this our country and the branches of Each Oscar season is unique and pretty meaningless as they al- vourite.” sort of pettiness and decadent our military services. Their float chock-full of its own odd and most certainly are. But I, like Olivia Colman plays the lust could be the better part of can be seen in the forefront of distinct politics. many others, thoroughly enjoy queen of some European coun- what motivates any prominent the Pensacola Mardi Gras pa- Some years, actors are nomi- this whole process — the horse try in the 1500s or 1600s. She is political leader — back then, as rade, Veteran’s Day Parade and nated for movies they are not race, the glamour, the red carpet, not quite as ambitious or savvy well as today. Christmas Parade. particularly great in. Given the the gossip. It’s a nice distraction as she probably should be. Ra- “The Favourite” is a very Throughout the year, the many years of excellent work from the pain and banality of my chel Weisz has the part of her fine, smart, sophisticated, odd Krewe hosts membership social these folks put into demonstrat- everyday life. But, apart from loyal, trusted aide, who guides and cool period drama directed events as part of the perks of ing their special skills, however, all this, I do, actually, honestly, and manipulates this queen to do by crazy, quirky, brilliant Greek joining the organization. These the “industry” somehow reaches deepl believe these awards have whatever her noble and/or self- director Yorgos Lanthimos can be viewed on the Krewe’s the conclusion that right now is a greater value and worth. This ish whims or wiles might want. (“The Lobster,” “The Killing of Facebook page. finally the right time to show this process encourages discussion Enter the third, and last, major a Sacred Deer”). Olivia Colman, Mardi Gras Ball chair Dean person — this icon, this standard and critical thinking, weighing player in our story — a mud- Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz Kirschner said, “Our Mardi bearer, this legend — the “love” the quality and appeal of works covered, impudent outsider, who are all pretty amazing here, Gras Ball is open to the public that the little gold statuette man of art by comparing and con- is, perhaps, the smartest and and all of them, quite correctly, to come and see what our Krewe somehow has come to represent. trasting all the various individual most ambitious/unscrupulous received Oscar nods for their is all about. Although we honor Some years it is determined elements and aspects of each of “lady” in this bunch. And then, parts. It was also nominated for our military, you do not need to that women, or African Ameri- the nominated movies with the it is on. Let the games begin. “Best Picture.” This movie is re- cans, or disabled people will other recognized, (probably, at These folks have little to no in- ally pretty great. I strongly urge be bestowed this spotlight. For least pretty) good feature films terest in leading their country you to give it a try. | WEEK OF February 7 - February 14 | „Thursday, Feb. 7, 5 p.m. & KILN FESTIVAL „Monday, Feb. 11, Gulf Breeze DADDY DAUGHTER 7507 Buckeye Dr. 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. DATE NIGHT Navarre IMPACT VALENTINE „Friday, Feb. 8, Saturday, Chick-fil-A Gulf Breeze EVENT Feb. 9, Friday, Feb. 15 and 310 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. „Saturday Feb. 9, Pensacola Museum of Art Saturday, Feb. 16, 7:30 p.m. ON 2:30 p.m. 407 S. Jefferson St. Sunday, Feb. 10 and 17, „Friday, Feb. 8, 9 a.m. BIKE PENSACOLA’S Pensacola 3 p.m. HOME SCHOOL DAY! FEBRUARY SLOW RIDE MASTER CLASS NEWS STANDS Gulf Breeze Zoo Alabama Square, „Wednesday, Feb. 13, Pensacola Little Theatre 5701 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 401 W. Gonzalez St. 7 p.m. 400 S. 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„Saturday, Feb. 9, 9 a.m. 14th ANNUAL “WOODSTOKE” POTTERY 6A February 7, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS The ‘real’ America is inclusive Your Community Newspaper On the I was gobsmacked when I read lieve in his real America. the article written by Mr. George As a side note or two, our last week in your newspaper. He’s entire supreme court attended gone out of his way to degrade Harvard or yale, which is not Spot: some great American cities, in- in real America, according to stitutions and centers of learning, Mr. George. WHy? Our current President is I’ve had the good fortune to live from New york City, Presi- in more than one of these locations dent Ronald Reagan was during my career and have been from California, both Presi- P.O. Box 1414 able to vacation in other cities in our great country. dent Bushes attended yale Who is your favorite 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway our great country. During these adven- The “real” America is EvERyWHERE and President Obama attended Harvard. musical performer and Harbourtown Unit #35 tures, I met wonderful people of all ethnic people live in this country. Happiness and So in closing, I say real America is not as backgrounds across America. Some wor- tragedy strikes us all, rich or poor, old and Mr. George suggests, it’s EvERyWHERE what is that person or Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 shipped in churches, some in synagogues, young. in this great country from sea to shining group’s best song? Office: (850) 932-8986 some in temples, some in mosques, some At the base of the Statue of Liberty (lo- sea. We are far from perfect, but we’re so Fax: (850) 932-8794 didn’t worship at all ... still good people. cated in NyC) is a famous poem written lucky to be Americans. By Glenda Caudle The common thread of these people was by Emma Lazarus which contains these Like the song says “From the moun- Gulf Breeze News www.gulfbreezenews.com respect and civility for those who didn’t indelible words: “Give me your tired, your tains to the prairies, to the oceans white [email protected] share their beliefs, not engaging in degrad- poor, your huddled masses yearning to with foam, God bless America, my home ing rhetoric. Anyone who needs to gain breathe free.” sweet home.” stature by imposing their beliefs on others These words are all inclusive, not ex- Michael Handler is also a Gulf Breeze is seeking to undermine the foundation of clusive as Mr. George would have you be- resident.

PUBLISHER/EDITOR Lisa Newell Where is the justice for police officers?

SPORTS EDITOR Before Sunday’s Super Bowl umphs and accomplishments of ity, diversity and human dig- came the reemergence of Colin African-Americans touch ev- nity. Jason Thompson Kaepernick in his attempt to Letters to ery community and are found Last year, Governor Rick stay relevant. in every field of endeavor, in- Scott selected a new class of “Saint Motel playing ‘Sweet But the real question is rel- cluding science, technology, inductees for the 2017 Hall of NEWS REPORTER the ditor Talk.’” evant regarding which topic? e education, literature, health, Fame: Dr. Marvin Davies, John Lindsey Morehead Glenda Caudle His football career or his talent entertainment, and social Dorsey Due and Dr. Rev. Willie Gulf Breeze for kneeling during our Nation- on something outside of the work. Black History Month is Oliver Wells. Each of whom al Anthem in support of Black game, and use that portion of a time to reflect and reminisce were chosen for their commit- SALES Lives Matter. In Colin’s last 19 society’s racial opinion for the upon the sacrifices and hard ment to advocating for equality Lisa Newell games he had 3 wins and 16 Black Lives Matter movement work of those individuals who and justice throughout Florida, losses, and in his last season of to strong-arm the NFL to give helped advocate for and build and for making a great impact 2016 he was 1 and 10. In his him a starting QB position. a better and more tolerant life, on the civil rights movement OFFICE MANAGER best season of 2013 he was 12- The racist argument was stated both present and future, for all here in our state. Laura Jones 4, and his 2014 season was 8-8. about the white NFL owners of us. Today, African-Americans His benching happened before to later get NFL compensation As we acknowledge the continue to honor those who his kneeling. Alabama coach for social justice programs. many African-American men have gone before them, as ART DIRECTOR Nick Saban moved Jalen Hurts But where is the justice for and women who have helped they celebrate their accom- from starting QB to more of the United States grow cul- plishments and build upon Barbara Crossland all the innocent Police Offi- a shared but still backup QB cers gunned down with many turally, countless civil rights the legacy left behind. Black position in favor of Tua Tago- of them being minorities in- pioneers in Florida have been History Month gives all of us GRAPHIC DESIGN vailoa, and Jalen was 26-2 at cluding blacks because of the equally as important and should the opportunity to recognize that time. Saban stated his rea- be revered as agents of change and shine a light on the many Black Lives Matter rhetoric! “New Edition playing ‘If It Isn’t Blain Fowler soning was based on game film here at home. ways African-Americans have So where is the sense, in the Love.’” where Jalen was missing his numbers or the continued ra- Since 2012, the Florida enriched Florida’s communi- rayMond harreLL CONTRIBUTORS down field reads, and scoring cial game being played by the Civil Rights Hall of Fame, ties, culture and history. I hope amite, La. opportunities. In 2018 Alabama political left? administered by the Florida your readers will take time Betty Archer Allen set the all time scoring record STEvEN KING Commission on Human Rela- this month to acknowledge the Pam Brannon for college football utilizing Milton tions, has honored Floridians many accomplishments these both QBs verifying Saban’s ac- who made great sacrifices and noted men and women made Tom Nolan tions. Jalen continues to work Honor black legacy helped foster equality for all in for our state and our country. Jack Kale with the QB coach to better his our state. Pioneering educator LATANyA PETERSON skills for a future NFL career. Each February, people all Mary McLeod Bethune, civil vice Chair, Florida Comm. on So what is the difference be- across the United States join rights leaders C.K. Steele and Human Relations tween Jalen and Colin? together in remembering the Harry T. and Harriette Moore, FRANK PENELA LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Jalen stayed focused to bet- full and diverse history of Af- are among the many who have External and Legislative News welcomes your opinion. ter himself regarding the game rican-Americans as we acclaim been recognized for their un- Affairs Director, Florida We reserve the right to edit a let- while Colin chose to focus Black History Month. The tri- yielding commitment to equal- Commission on Human Relations ter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per Worms are a good problem to have “Maroon 5, although I don’t have a certain favorite. I like it month from an individual writer. If The lure of the beach was speckled trout. much as they annoy us. all.” we receive form letters, we will too much for me on February They are not harmful to Maybe we should consider ann eLspernan print only the first one we receive. 1. I grabbed my surf rods and humans and can be removed looking at the world’s worms a Jay Include your name, address and headed out for a cold day of prior to cooking or simply little differently. Instead of be- daytime phone number. surf fishing. While pompano cooked along with the fish. ing disgusted, we might realize were the targeted species, I While they don’t really help that these “problems” aren’t was also hoping to land a few the fish as symbiotes, they really problems. CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze slot reds and black drum. don’t tend to cause them much Children starving in Africa News is committed to accuracy History has taught me that harm either. In fact, the pres- can only dream of their parents and wants to hear from you if we this time of year is a great time ence of these parasites in these worrying about the latest need to make a correction or to catch large bulls that are ones were awesome table fare. fish represents an indicator fashion trend instead of put- clarification. Please email us at awesome to catch, especially How should I cook them? for environmental health. The ting food on the table. Maybe [email protected] with on lighter tackle. So, I layered I could grill them on the Big cleaner, healthier and more we need to take a good look the subject line CORRECTION up and headed out for a beauti- Green Egg, blacken them in a saline the water, the more of at how good we have it before or CLARIFICATION: call (850) ful day on the beach. cast iron skillet or fry them for these worms are present. It’s a we get too nauseated by the 932-8986 during office hours and Within 30 minutes, one of the church dinner on Monday. gross thought, but interesting. sight of a few problems. ask for news or sports my rods was bent over and Patrick offered to share his I wonder what kind of In a sense, we all we all jerking wildly. I raced to grab with the church dinner, so that proverbial worms exist in my have worms. departments. “Selena singing ‘Dreaming of the reel and went on to fight settled it. After I washed the world. Are there things that are Romans 3:23 says that ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze You.’” a black drum. When he got to reels and put up my cart, it was unsightly, gross and nauseating “Everyone has sinned and News will not be responsible for pauLette raMirez the beach, I noticed he was time to let the filet knife do its to think about but don’t actu- fallen short of God’s glorious quality or discoloration in ads Gulf Breeze the smallest drum I had ever job. That’s when I found out ally cause much of a stir? Are standards.” provided by the advertiser or its caught. He measured in at 19” about the worms I had heard those things actually indicative We all have some problems agents. long: perfect eating size, I had so much about. of a healthy environment? that won’t go away. Some been told. The back end of the right Perhaps the irritating sounds of those problems are life I had a tourist from Tennes- fillet of the smaller fish was that my kids call music is one threatening, but others are just Gulf Breeze News is published see take a few pics. He got to chock full of white worms. such worm. My children’s use a case of proverbial worms. weekly on Thursdays by Gulf hear the “drum” and learned All the other fillets, including of slang, that does not mean Don’t get too frustrated when Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions are $52 per year. Periodical a little about surf fishing here Patrick’s, were fine. Hmmm. what it used to mean, might your fishing trip produces postage paid at Gulf Breeze, in paradise. A couple of hours Doing a little research, I be another such worm. Maybe an imperfect filet. Instead, Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no later, and after I had been learned quite a bit about the trendy fashion, stupid viral remember that you got to go refunds on subscriptions. joined by a few old friends, we worms found in my black youtube videos and flossing fishing. Don’t get too frus- POSTMASTER: Please send caught about three bull reds, drum. They are commonly (not for your teeth) might all trated with your kids, co-work- address changes to Gulf Breeze five slot blacks, two slot reds called spaghetti worms and are be such non-harmful parasites ers or community when their News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, and juvenile permit. That’s actually a juvenile form of a in our culture. worms start to freak you out. FL 32562. quite a day fishing when the tapeworm that reaches matu- Maybe they exist in healthy Don’t sweat the small stuff. God’s word All content is copyrighted 2019. temps started out in the 40s. rity in sharks. They work their environments where we have Rather, realize that we live Haughty eyes and a proud Advertising rates are available Driving home, I began to way up the food chain from enough to eat and drink and in a healthy place and that heart, the lamp of the wicked, upon request. wonder about the black drums. shellfish, through members where we have a safe place to these problems are good prob- are sin! I had always heard that the big of the drum family, includ- rest our heads. Perhaps such lems, indeed. ones had worms, but the small ing reds, blacks, croakers and problems reflect our health as Love one. Love another. —Proverbs 21:4 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 7A

The Miraflores Garden Club members. Roger and Sue Garnjobst received an award from the GBAHS for “Volunteer of the Year.”

Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club readies for ‘Valentine Voyage’

Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club’s “Valentine Voyage” is sold out, but there are still plen- ty of raffle tickets available for a chance to win a fabulous Ital- ian vacation. Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club’s annual charity fundrais- er dinner dance will be a lovely occasion for singles or couples, complete with catered dinner, about our First Ladies. Her speech at Driftwood ports-of-call appetizers, a beau- Each person reads his or her Garden Club centered on her tiful setting, music, dancing, selected book or finds interest- experience in Little Rock. auctions, raffle, lots of fun. ing facts to share. Following the program, Udit To inquire about tickets or This will be a fun meeting with Cherry Fitch introducing Jeff and Jon Shell. This month we will be presented an appreciation cer- to purchase a raffle ticket, con- Valentine Bingo, lots of prizes, discussing First Lady Betty tificate to Trisha Briska and tact Rhonda Dorfman at rsdor- great food and fun for all. Ford. This is not a library spon- Patrick Macauley, who were [email protected] or at (661)496- Please make your lunch res- sored program. not able to attend the holiday 4573. ervations by Feb. 9. celebration in December. Winners need not be present In the months to come, Gulf Members were invited to WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS to claim the prizes. Gulf Breeze Area Coast Friends will be offering Historical Society sign-up to volunteer at the Ben- exciting speakers and fun pro- son House. Gulf Breeze Will Do Barbara Udit presided over grams that you will not want to GBAHS is hoping to coordi- miss. Gulf Breeze Will Do won the the first meeting of the year for nate with UWF, Dr. Jamin Wells Nominations are now open Mayor Lane Gilchrist Award Gulf Breeze Area Historical So- and the high school to create an for the executive board for the at the Gulf Breeze Chamber ciety on Jan. 17. exhibition.to display in the cases 2019-2020 year. of Commerce’s 30th Anniver- Teresa Banfell introduced in the Clay Ford Room at Gulf If you are interested or need sary Gala Awards Dinner held City Manager Samantha Abell, Breeze Community Center. additional information, contact at New World Landing in Pen- who spoke about “How to Build Martha Brenenstahl will chair Linda Bozorgnia at (850) 490- sacola. a Resilient Community.” a year-end audit committee with 1193 or [email protected]. This award is presented to You can view and hear Banfell and Dawn Hargrove. The Deadline for nomina- an organization that has exem- Abell’s presentation by going Banfell and Hargrove pre- tions is Feb. 15. plified extraordinary service to to https://www.youtube.com/ sented the exciting news that Gulf Coast Friends meets the community and outstand- watch?v=XrN82oJKmRo. The photos of the Benson House every second Thursday of the ing leadership while exhibiting program was recorded by Jody before bricks were discovered, month from September through Injury & Disability Law qualities of generosity, integrity Herzog and posted on You- and a 1933 wedding photo of May and welcomes all women and optimism. Tube. the Bensons had been found in who live in the area to come see This is a special award that is Abell was hired in August the storage. what they are all about and to not necessarily awarded every 2016 as the deputy city manager The next meeting will be Feb. meet new friends. year. under now retired city manager An Experienced Local Firm Providing 21 21, at 6 p.m. at Gulf Breeze There are over a dozen spe- The next meeting of Will Do Edwin “Buz” Eddy. Personal Service Since 1996 GO DOLPHINS! Community Center. cial interest groups from which is scheduled for Feb. 12 at J’s She became city manager The speaker will be Dean to choose. Gulf Coast Friends, Bakery in Gulf Breeze. when Eddy retired. Abell is the DeBolt, UWF archivist a social and charitable organiTom- Ueberschaer_2x2_FBall_11-01-18.indd 1 10/29/2018 1:03:15 PM Please come and join or re- city’s 10th city manager since zation, supports charitable and new your membership. If you Gulf Breeze was incorporated Gulf Coast Friends civic causes in the area. If you are unable to attend, please in 1961. The February meeting of Gulf are interested in becoming a print out a form today and re- Prior to coming to Gulf Coast Friends will be held at the member, contact Bozorgnia. new your membership. Breeze, Abell served four years as the city manager and the Tiger Point Club in Gulf Breeze * Reminded the members to on Feb. 14 for Valentine’s Day. pay dues if they have not al- Worship at 9:00 a.m. Red Shoe Book Club planning and economic director for the city of Gautier, Miss. Dress up in your prettiest red ready done so. Hemingway’s | Pensacola Beach The Red Shoe Book Club She also worked in North outfit and come meet your Gulf * Showed sample tee shirts will meet at the Navarre Li- We are a CHURCH where IT IS OK TO NOT BE OK. 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Miraflores Garden Club learns Thank you Gulf Breeze for our BEST year yet! about Jeff’s Garden 18 Million in sales with over 60 transactions up to $1,725,000! » Continued from Page 7A Check out our 5 Star Reviews on Zillow. Voted BEST REALTOR by PNJ Best of the Bay 2017 & 2018. She showed sample T-shirts for the membership to consider RE/MAX Platinum Club and Hall of Fame for the festival and reminded the group that the deadline to apply for a booth at the Jazz Fest is March 18. Guests were Karen Stenson of Navarre, a stained glass artist, NEW LISTING and Lynn Cacace, a potter and retired art teacher from Gulf 1130 Kelton Blvd in Grand Pointe Breeze High School. Enjoying the company, if not the match-up between the Patriots Kudos to the members for and the Rams at Ed Gray’s home Sunday, are Suzanne Pfeiffer, Jeanne Merchant, Mickey Merchant and Rita Wallace. having art work in the Micro/ Macro Show at Artel Gallery that started on Jan. 8. Chinese New Year. the garden educates and helps Christine Salome has two people with developmental dis- pictures in the show; Marsha Miraflores Garden Club abilities acquire employable Moritz has one painting and skills. Mike Fagan has two. Cherry Fitch introduced com- Upward Intuition Upward In- Kelsi Adams provided pro- munity activist Jon Shell and tuition, a Florida not-for-profit gram materials for a “paint any- his brother Jeff to Miraflores corporation, operates under Pil- thing you want” night. Garden Club. lars for Promise, a 501c3 chari- Ruth Goldberg announced Members gathered at the table organization and was also that since this is the beginning lovely art-filled Deer Point founded by Jon Shell. 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, of the Chinese New Year — The home of LaRue Groth during Upward Intuition had a goal office, dining, and bonus Year of the Pig — she and Pax the January meeting. of building a public skate park. room all with a pool! Cheng would present the next Brothers Jeff and Jon Shell Recently, the project has been ► MLS # 548519 program. The group was to began Jeff’s Corner Garden un- adopted by the Pensacola City make New Year posters. Mem- Council. ► derneath the 110 Interstate in $789,000 bers were reminded to bring downtown Pensacola and origi- After Jon and Jeff Shell’s collage material of gray and nally offered fresh produce to presentation, members began gold and pictures of pigs and to many downtown restaurants. planning the March field trip to wear any color but white. After securing a larger gar- the Mobile Flower Show. White is the color of mourn- den space, the brothers began The February meeting will ing in China, and it is consid- selling to the public. Aside from feature a program by Mike Wig- We make our listings stand out to sell ered bad luck to wear white on providing fresh local produce, gins. by offering 3D Matterport Tours, Virtual Staging, Custom Property Websites, Property Dedicated Phone Lines to Text for Gincauskas learned from mom Pictures, Color Flyers with QR Codes and now offering A Touch of Home Staging at to ‘always do the right thing’ NO additional cost to our sellers. » Continued from Page 1A willingness to serve the com- The award has been present- munity and give to others. She ed annually for the past several Middle and High Schools. taught me to always do the decades. Previous winners in- Jennifer “I am extremely honored right thing.“ clude: Karry Anne Schultz- and humbled by this recogni- Each year, the Rotary Club Battle, Quint and Rishy Studer, Keenan tion, “ said Sharon Gincaus- of Gulf Breeze awards a cou- Buzz Eddy, Beverly Zimmern, Broker Associate kas. “My mother was a single ple or individual based on Ed Gray, Martha Dunagin (850) 449-9432 parent with five girls. I grew their contributions to the Gulf Saunders, Jim Reeves and [email protected] up inspired by her consistent Breeze Community. more. T:11.5”

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Section B Your CommunitY newSpaper February 7, 2019 Love Your Hog hunting Library Month February events at the in Casablanca Gulf Breeze Library Annice Webb was born in Holley and Love Your Library Month is celebrated during February in libraries nationwide. This is a great time to recognize the im- moved with her large family to Gulf portant role libraries play in the cultural and economic success Breeze in 1941. of local communities and the nation. Visit your local library to let them know what you love about your library. “We enjoyed the area that was woods and only a few people. We went to Family Story Hour 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27 schools in Pensacola because there were “Book a Trip” with Family Story Hour. Join the libraries as they journey to all seven continents. There will be stories, ac- no schools in Gulf Breeze. In 1971, my tivities and more related to each destination on the trip. This husband and I and our five children month, libraries will explore Africa. Come each month to re- moved back to the Gulf Breeze area. I ceive a stamp in the Family Story Hour passport. was a teacher at GBHS from 1973-2003. Preschool Storytime Now I write, read and tutor.” 11-11:30 a.m. on Fridays through Feb. 22.

Storytime programs are presented for preschool children ages 3 through 5 and include stories, finger plays and action rhymes. Caregivers must remain in the library during storytime; In the ’40s, ‘bringing home the however, they cannot accompany children into the programs. Programs start promptly at the assigned times. Latecomers are not admitted. First timer? Visit the library to meet the storytime presenter, bacon’ had a different meaning pick up a welcome packet, explore the children’s area and enjoy food, but that is what we had. We had fresh step was for the holder to put his knee on the a tour of the library. By Annice Broxson WeBB milk, buttermilk, butter, eggs still warm hog’s neck, pressing it firmly until someone Check the library website for additional details at www.san- Special to Gulf Breeze News from the nest and, always, fresh vegetables. else could tie the hog’s legs. tarosa.fl.gov/libraries. We saw our food alive and dead. Daddy yelled, “Gordon, hold that hog. ulf Breeze was quite different One Saturday morning, Daddy decided Don’t let him go because he is mad and will Toddler Time in the 1940s than it is today, we needed more pork, so he announced to tear you apart.” 10-10:20 a.m. on Fridays at the Gulf Breeze Library through Feb. and while our family lived five G the boys that they were going hog hunting. Gordon’s face immediately turned a sick, 22 miles east on Hwy. 98, certain areas of Gulf They gathered up our two catch dogs, Lum pasty white, but he did as he was told, be- Toddler Time is a program for children ages 18 to 36 months Breeze and incidents that happened there and Abner, and the “little” boys, John and cause he was afraid not to. who attend with a caregiver. One child and one adult register remain wonderful memories of our child- Donald, and Gwyndol, our oldest brother, When he yelled, “I can’t hold him,” Dad- together for songs, stories, rhymes and other fun activities. This hood. Some of those memories are of out- along with Gordon Christianson, a town dy had already gone to get the truck and a 20-minute program lasts six weeks. door events initiated by our dad before so friend, jumped into the truck bed. My broth- rope to tie the shoat’s legs. Gordon, in tor- Toddler Time requires registration; space is limited. It is not many people moved to this beautiful area. ers had been taught to be fearless when ment, kept screaming, figuring he would a drop-in program. Details are available at the participating li- One of those special times was hog hunting. hunting hogs, so they were prepared for the be dead by the time Daddy returned with braries. For questions, contact Youth Services Coordinator, An- I never participated, because I did not want adventure. the truck. Gordon had never seen a hog in gela Evans at 981-4066. to, but we heard the sound track of all that Gordon, however, was a city boy who the wild, and while absolutely terrified, he happened from our dad and brothers. lived in Pensacola. Gordon had never been heeded Daddy’s warning, and out of the de- Bart Broxson, our dad, was an old-fash- on a hog hunt, so he innocently went along sire to live, he held that screaming shoat un- Tax Aide ioned man who also liked modern equip- for what he thought was a lark — a picnic. til the truck could be moved closer and one Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. ment. Consequently, we always had an The boys knew better and couldn’t wait of the boys could relieve him of that burden. Volunteers from AARP Tax-Aide are assisting with taxes up-to-date, working truck for his outside to have him as a part of the hunting gang. Free, Gordon quickly got as far away from at three Santa Rosa County libraries. The AARP Tax-Aide work of moving animals and hauling stuff, Arriving in a wooded area in Gulf Breeze the screaming hog as fast as he could and program is the nation’s largest free, volunteer-run tax prepara- including children. Daddy, a country man, where Casablanca Subdivision is located began walking the five miles back to our tion and assistance service, providing service to millions of usually had about three jobs going to keep today, Daddy untied the dogs so they could house in order to stay clear of the melee of a low- and middle-income taxpayers, with special attention to his large and growing family fed, clothed sniff out a shoat (male pig) or a gilt (fe- screaming hog and laughing boys. those ages 60 and older. Patrons are served on a first come– and in school. In one way though, he was male pig). At that time, the undergrowth on Gordon never went on another hog hunt; first served basis. Preregistration is not accepted and space is really a young boy, for he loved to hunt wild that beautiful property in the heart of Gulf in fact, I don’t know if he ever came back to limited, so arrive early. hogs. Having fun was a side pleasure of this Breeze was so thick that the area was almost our house. However, he learned that day the event, however, because the real reason he impassable, so the dogs led the way. There origin of the bacon he had eaten for break- STEAM Makerspace hunted them was to keep meat on our table. was a mass of dwarf oak trees, of briar and fast at our house that morning. That was Feb. 2 and 9, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.; Feb. 4, 11, 18 and 25, 2–5 p.m. World War II was in full swing and pa- berry bushes, palmettos and various grass- knowledge he could have lived without. Join the maker’s space at the Gulf Breeze Library. Persons triotism ran high in the ’40s. Residents will- es, among other growth in that sandy virgin Daddy delighted in hunting in that wood- interested in drafting, robotics, Arduino, knitting, painting or ingly did their part to win the war and used soil. The hogs loved that area, since there ed area. Later, he had the opportunity to buy any kind of hobby have access to the library meeting room. the required ration stamps without com- was such an abundance of food for them to the whole Casablanca parcel for $10,000. Registration is required. plaint when buying gasoline, sugar, meat, eat, including acorns, berries and palmetto However, with his big family of 11 children cooking oil and even butter. However, even fruit. The meat from those young, fat hogs (he had hoped for 12), he settled for more Page Turners Feb. 8, 1 p.m. with ration stamps, meat was hard to find. was real, genuine, organic meat. We did not land near his own house and did not try This fiction book club meets at 1 p.m. on the second Friday Our family always had a garden, cows for know that term, but we knew the meat tasted buy the parcel. He was also busy paying for of every other month for a brown bag lunch and book discus- milk and livestock for beef and pork and a good after Daddy cleaned and smoked it. music lessons and other things his children sion. This month’s selection is “Beartown” by Fredrik Back- horse to herd our milk cows. Our large fam- That hot Saturday morning, the dogs needed. He loved the peninsula and enjoyed man. Registration is required. ily, for the most part, was self-sustaining. quickly latched onto a nice, big shoat. Un- fishing with his cast net and all the wildness We bought such things as flour, meal and fortunately, Gordon, the greenhorn, was of hunting, but it was his children who cap- Friends of the Gulf Breeze Library Board of things like that, but we lived off the land, standing nearest to the caught pig. To secure tured his greatest interest, and not material and that included hunting wild hogs, squir- a caught hog, Daddy had taught his boys to possessions. Director’s Meeting Feb. 12, 5:30 p.m. rels and gophers (native land turtles) for force the animal onto its side with the legs Hog hunting was fun, but gopher hunting Board meetings are on the second Tuesday of each food. We had never heard the name organic away from the person holding it. The next was interesting, too. That is another story. See Library Page 2B >> Gulf Breeze’s Number # 1 selling team with over $65 million closed in 2018 2B February 7, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Library offers book clubs, gardening tips in February » Continued from Page 1B Breeze Library. Feb. 19, 4 p.m. and all things tech-related are is “Tess of the Road” by Rachel Libraries are located in Gulf Visit Gulf Breeze Library on invited to join the Gulf Breeze Hartman. Breeze, Jay, Milton, Navarre,and month at 5:30 p.m. at the Friends of the Gulf the third Tuesday of each month Library for a robotics and tech Pace. Gulf Breeze Library. Visit the to learn and share graphic art club. Meetings are held the The Santa Rosa County Li- Find additional information Friends’ website at www.face- Breeze Library (FOGBL) skills in a fun environment. The fourth Tuesday of each month. brary System is a department of at www.santarosa.fl.gov/li- book.com/friendsofgblibrary annual meeting AniManga Club is dedicated to Beginners through expert level the Santa Rosa County Board of braries or call (850) 981-7323 for more information. Feb. 16, 10 a.m. the enjoyment and promotion are welcome. County Commissioners. (READ). The FOGBL annual meeting of animation, cartooning and Third Fridays with UF/ is open to the public. Light re- freshments will be served. This related arts. The club is open to Bibliobabblers Teen IFAS Extension year’s guest speaker is Vernon youth ages 11–17. Book Club Greg Brown, CFA Feb. 15, 1 p.m. Prather, assistant city man- Feb. 26, 6 p.m. Santa Rosa County The University of Florida Robotics and Tech for Ninth- through 12th-graders ager of Gulf Breeze. Visit the Property Appraiser Institute of Food and Agricul- Friends’ website at www.face- Tweens & Teens who are 14-18-years-old can tural Services presents “Spring discuss the read-of-the-month book.com/friendsofgblibrary Feb. 26, 4 p.m. Announces for Vegetable Gardening” by Matt for more information. Tweens and teens ages 10-17 with friends at Gulf Breeze Li- Your Convenience: Lollar, UF/IFAS Extension who are interested in robotics, brary. Bibliobabblers meets at 6 Santa Rosa County commercial AniManga Club coding, Arduino, virtual reality p.m. on the last Tuesday of ev- horticulture agent, at the Gulf ery month. This month’s book SATURDAY OFFICE HOURS Success of joint replacement program leads Andrews 9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON Both Milton & Midway offices Institute to provide outpatient treatment options (thru February 23th) While the goal at Andrews Institute for providers, as well as Andrews Institute and healthy patients who require joint replace- To assist in exemption filing for: Orthopedics & Sports Medicine is to provide BHC’s focus on pre-surgical optimization. ment procedures is an outpatient joint re- HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION patients with alternatives to surgical proce- “One of the main reasons we are able to placement. Outpatient procedures eliminate SENIOR CITIZEN EXEMPTION dures when possible, as patients grow older provide these outcomes is due to the empha- the need for hospital stays all together and DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS and cartilage wears down, joint replacement sis we place on pre-surgical optimization for allow patients to return home after the joint AND AGRICULTURAL CLASSIFICATIONS procedures become unavoidable realities. the patient,” said Brett Smith, M.D., M.S. replacement procedure. Historically, these procedures were associ- “We make sure that we address a patient’s “We’re in the learning phase, I’d say, of Regular Office Hours ated with long hospital stays and lengthy risk factors through pre-surgical optimiza- determining who are the best candidates for Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm rehabilitation periods. However, physicians tion to ensure they have the best possible outpatient and who still requires inpatient at Andrews Institute are leading the way in outcomes.” for a total joint procedure,” said G. Daxton For additional information: providing safe and effective ways to provide Risk factors can include obesity, diabetes Steele, M.D. “We’ve got a lot of different (850) 983-1880 better patient outcomes with joint replace- and rheumatologic disease. Andrews Insti- parameters we’re measuring. We’re taking or visit our website at: www.srcpa.org ment procedures, while reducing complica- tute and BHC work with patients to manage somewhat of a conservative approach right tions. their risk factors prior to elective surgery to now, but we’re learning who those patients Andrews Institute and Baptist Health Care decrease the risk of complications during a are and who does better with inpatient versus (BHC) have shown lower readmission rates total joint procedure. outpatient at the current state.” City of Gulf Breeze and shorter hospital stays than the national While, historically, joint replacement pro- If a patient does require a joint replacement 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 average for total joint replacements, and they cedures have been completed as an in-patient procedure, Andrews Institute physicians will PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 recently received the highest score for qual- surgery associated with long hospital stays, offer an individualized care pathway that sets NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE ity performance among all area hospitals in Andrews Institute providers have found that the patient up for the best possible outcome. the first year results of the Centers for Medi- getting patients back on their feet quicker af- Andrews Institute providers are available NO. 02-2019 care & Medicaid Services (CMS) Compre- ter surgery has led to reduced complications at multiple locations throughout Northwest Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 02-2019 was hensive Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) and better outcomes. Florida. presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze model. This attention to value-based care is One of the options Andrews Institute pro- Visit AndrewsInstitute.com or call (850) for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be due to experienced and proficient surgical viders have been able to provide to relatively 916-8700 to schedule an appointment today. presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf February is American Heart Month Breeze, Florida. Tallahassee — Febru- these five goals that will The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: ary marks the beginning improve your heart health Did you know? ORDINANCE NO. 02-2019 of American Heart Month, for years to come: a federally designated 1) Quit Smok- • Cardiovascular disease, including AN ORDINANCE BY THE GULF BREEZE CITY COUNCIL month that is a great way ing: Cigarette smoking or heart disease and stroke, remains the PERTAINING TO THE OPERATION OF GOLF CARTS ON to remind Americans to using tobacco greatly in- leading global cause of death, with more CITY STREETS PURSUANT TO SECTION 316.212, FLORIDA focus on their hearts and creases your risk for heart than 17.3 million deaths each year. STATUTES; CREATING CHAPTER 18, ARTICLE IX, IN commit to healthy life- disease. • That number is expected to rise to THE CODE OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; styles to help fight the 2) Increase your more than 23.6 million by 2030. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR number one killer in the physical activity: Physi- CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATE. state of Florida and the na- cal activity can help you • Cardiovascular disease, listed as the underlying cause of death, accounts tion — Heart Disease. maintain a healthy weight A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the National trends show and lower your blood for nearly 801,000 deaths in the US. That is about one of every three deaths SXEOLF LQ WKH &LW\ &OHUN·V RIÀFH DW *XOI  %UHH]H &LW\ +DOO heart disease death rates pressure, cholesterol and in the US. Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be are declining more slowly than they have sugar levels. heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. If any person in the past, especially among adults ages 3) Control your blood pressure: • Cardiovascular diseases claim decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter 35 to 64. In many communities across the High blood pressure usually has no symp- more lives each year than all forms of considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person may cancer and Chronic Lower Respiratory U.S., death rates are increasing among toms, so you need to make sure to have it need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is Disease, combined. adults in this age group. Not only are more checked on a regular basis. made, which record includes the testimony and any evidence younger adults dying of heart disease, but 4) Know your cholesterol: Your • About 92.1 million American upon which the appeal is to be based. their rates of risk factors — such as physi- health care provider should test your adults are living with some form of car- THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA cal inactivity, tobacco use and hyperten- blood levels of cholesterol at least once diovascular disease or the after-effects of BY:LESLIE GUYER, CITY CLERK stroke. sion — are also increasing. This February, every five years. Legal 45777 Gulf Breeze News 2-07-19 let’s work together to make a healthier 5) Eat heart healthy foods: Choos- Contribute to the prevention of heart Florida. Let’s strive to live a healthier ing healthful meal and snack options can attacks and strokes throughout Florida. lifestyle and fight heart disease. Many of help you avoid heart disease and its com- Visit www.flhealth.gov/Heart to learn the risk factors for heart disease can be plications. Be sure to eat plenty of fresh more about other resources that can be City of Gulf Breeze used to prevent heart disease. 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 eliminated with diet, exercise and taking fruits and vegetables and fewer processed PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 steps to quit smoking. Let’s take aim at foods. NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 03-2019

Aspirin helps protect against cancers Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 03-2019 was DEAR DR. ROACH: I re- are likely getting all the benefit problems, then calcitriol isn’t presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze cently read an article on the there may be. the right blood test to determine for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be pros and cons of a daily aspirin I say “may be” because re- your bone health relative to vita- presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting for protection against both heart cent studies have failed to rep- min D. Calcitriol is an activated scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the disease and colon cancer. This licate the protection seen in form of vitamin D, and it best Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf is not a new topic, I realize, and earlier studies. I still believe reflects calcium intake. I sus- Breeze, Florida. I know that the benefits of daily that aspirin is useful in people pect low calcium intake when I aspirin apply only to certain at higher-than-average risk for see a high calcitriol. Since cal- The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: segments of the population. heart disease. citriol removes calcium from ORDINANCE NO. 03-2019 Here’s my question: If a More and more evidence is the bones, it may worsen osteo- person doesn’t experience any caused me stomach pain or ex- coming out that the same low porosis. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, stomach or bleeding issues, cessive bleeding, and it works dose of aspirin helps protect If you haven’t had your kid- FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO THE COMPOSITION AND does a much higher dose of as- for the pain. -- T.P. against several forms of cancer, neys and parathyroid hormone APPOINTMENTS TO THE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW pirin daily also convey the same ANSWER: The studies especially of the colon. Howev- level (which also affects cal- BOARD; AMENDING SECTIONS 20-56, 20-57 AND 20- possibly protective effects? showing that taking aspirin pro- er, I don’t yet recommend it just cium movement in the kidney 59 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR I don’t believe that more is tects the heart mostly have been to protect against cancer, but I and bones) checked recently, SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING better, but I already take an av- done using 81 mg daily or 325 will continue to pay careful at- then do so. If those are OK, then FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE erage of nine 325 mg generic mg every other day. However, tention to ongoing studies on be sure to get enough calcium, DATE. aspirin tablets daily for leg pain. the mechanism of the action, aspirin and will revisit this topic especially from dietary sources I’m in that 50-59 age group, and preventing platelets from form- when more research becomes like leafy green vegetables. A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the there is heart disease on both ing a clot, is even stronger at available. SXEOLF LQ WKH &LW\ &OHUN·V RIÀFH DW *XOI  %UHH]H &LW\ +DOO sides of my family, so I’m hop- higher doses, so it would make *** Dr. Roach regrets that he is Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be ing this dose confers some car- sense that higher doses would DEAR DR. ROACH: In a unable to answer individual let- heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. If any person diac benefit. be at least as effective. How- recent test, my blood vitamin ters, but will incorporate them decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter I would love to find a cure ever, they are much more likely D level was good, at 43, but my in the column whenever pos- considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person may for the deep ache I get in my to cause bleeding, even if most calcitriol level was low at 16. sible. Readers may email ques- need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is legs — usually just the right people can take higher doses I do have hyperglycemia, but tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ made, which record includes the testimony and any evidence calf. I’ve had these since I was without problems. So it’s rec- how do I increase my calcitriol med.cornell.edu. upon which the appeal is to be based. a child, and I’ve reconciled my- ommended you take the mini- level? I take no medications. THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA self to the fact that I will have mum effective dose to get the — J.I. (c) 2019 North America BY: LESLIE GUYER, CITY CLERK them for the rest of my life, benefit with the least harm. In ANSWER: If you don’t have Synd., Inc. but the aspirin I take has never your case, however, I think you kidney or parathyroid hormone All Rights Reserved Legal 45778 Gulf Breeze News 2-07-19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 3B Bachelor host not scheduled On the Market as contestant The Place to Buy or Sell Q: Is it true that Chris Har- Real Estate! rison is going to be the next Bachelor? I think it’s a great idea if it’s true. — M.M. A: The longtime host of To advertise, call (850) 932.8986 ABC’s “The Bachelor” and its

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Solution, Page 5A » 4B Your CommunitY newspaper February 7, 2019 Santa Rosa County Tax Collector launches new Virtual Representative

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Staff reportS Google Drive Video Link: https://drive.google.com/file/ Since taking office in 2009, Stan Colie d/1BrKgT7SvJyuE9_8R_23VRpNYn- Nichols and the Santa Rosa County Tax quHMhWo/view Collector’s office have been at the - fore front of technology in comparison to driv- er license and county offices throughout based in a central loca- the state of Florida. tion. “As a mid-sized county, we are con- “Retaining hu- Confederate troops occupied the Advanced Redoubt at the beginning of the U.S. Civil War but were stantly looking for ways to maximize our man interaction was a expelled in 1862 by Union forces. It was abandoned in 1870. Tour Advanced Redoubt on NAS Pensacola. budget and improve the experience for high priority when we our residents,” said Nichols. “We feel that implemented this so- our innovation and implementation of our lution,” said Nichols. new Virtual Customer Service Represen- “We pride ourselves on Park Rangers offer free tative not only helps to further that vision personal customer ser- Nichols for our office, but could possibly help rev- vice in our office and olutionize offices throughout our state. wanted to remove any cold, technical as- “The challenge: Circumstances some- pect of the customer interaction. This also programs in February times caused us to deploy personnel from helps to avoid any confusion between the one office to another. customer and our employee that a non- Gulf Islands National Seashore program involves walking on un- minute program in an accessible “Our clerks would then spend valuable face-to-face solution may present.” announces its winter ranger pro- even surfaces, sandy walkways area. The program includes fir- time driving and setting up at the new These kiosks allow for an employee grams schedule for the Florida and steps. ing demonstrations when staff is branch. Between the travel, and in some to be in one office, yet serve customers Areas of the park. All programs available. cases overtime, this method was simply in any of the other three branches of the are free and are subject to change Fort Barrancas: Bastions inefficient.” Santa Rosa Tax Collector’s office, wher- without notification.For addi- on the Bluffs Fort Pickens: Stories of Nichols speculated that, given technol- ever the need is the greatest. tional information, contact the Take part Saturdays and Sun- Brick and Mortar ogy’s advancements over the years, there “As a customer, you can walk up to one National Seashore at (850) 934- days at 2 p.m. Meet at the Fort Join the group daily at 1 p.m. at had to be a way to utilize existing staff of our kiosks, push a button, and you’re 2600. There is an entrance fee to Barrancas Visitor Center for a the Fort Pickens Bookstore for a and infrastructure to solve this problem. instantly connected to our customer ser- the Fort Pickens and Fort Barran- 30- minute program that involves 30-minute program that involves “Our intent was to more efficiently use vice representative in a central location,” cas areas. walking on uneven surfaces, san- walking on uneven surfaces, san- the talent and personnel we currently have said Nichols. “We are currently averaging dy walkways and steps. dy walkways and steps. available to better serve our customers 50-75 transactions per day on the Virtual Fort Barrancas Area quicker and more efficiently,” he said. CSR, and these are customers who are at The Fort Barrancas Area is Fort Pickens Area Other Areas Information: The Santa Rosa Tax Collector had various branches who aren’t having to sit open Thursday-Monday from 9 The Fort Pickens Discovery various systems in place for “Phase 1” of and wait in our lobby. This is allowing for Perdido Key Area − Open from a.m.-4:15 p.m. Center is open daily from 9 a.m.- the project that weren’t designed to talk shorter wait times in all of our branch of- 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. March through 4:30 p.m. to each other. When staff set out to find fices and is helping to better accomplish October. Advanced Redoubt: a new technology to better support their our main goal, which is providing the best Santa Rosa Day Use Area − Day needs, they settled on an all-in-one solu- customer service to all citizens of Santa Legacy in Brick & Mortar School of the Soldier Use Areas are open from 8:30 a.m. to sunset. tion, specifically, video conferencing ki- Rosa County in the most courteous, pro- Saturdays and Sundays at 11 Visit Fridays through Sundays osks that would allow taxpayers to see, fessional, innovative and cost-effective a.m., meet at the entrance to Ad- at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Meet at the Okaloosa Day Use Area − Day vanced Redoubt. The 30-minute Fort Pickens Bookstore for a 30- Use Areas are open from 8:30 hear and chat with a live county employee manner.” a.m. to sunset. HARBOURTOWN OFFICE FOR LEASE

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Napier breaks 1,000 point mark, See Page 2C Section C Your CommunitY newSpaper February 7, 2019

Schedules Thursday, Feb. 7 GB boys’ basketball vs. Pace, (9th grade 4:30 p.m., JV 6 p.m., Var. 7:30)

Friday, Feb. 8 GB girls’ soccer vs. TBD in Region 1-3A semifinal,TBD

Saturday, Feb. 9 GB boys’ soccer vs. TBD in Region 1-3A semifinal,TBD

Monday, Feb. 11 GB JV wrestling at District Tournament at Pace, TBD GB softball at preseason tourney at Fort Walton, TBD

Tuesday, Feb. 12 GB girls’ soccer vs. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News TBD in Region 1-3A The Lady Dolphin soccer team won 3-1 at Choctaw Friday, clinching their fifth consecutive district championship. Final, TBA GB boys’ basket- ball vs. TBD at Dis- trict 1-8A semifinal at Niceville, TBD Results Gimme five Monday, Jan. 28 Goodroe leads Lady Dolphins to fifth straight district crown Dolphin basketball By Blain Fowler 98, PCA 63 Gulf Breeze News© 2019 More nexT week Milton girls’ basketball [email protected] Both the GBHS girls (vs. Arnold Tuesday) and boys (at 42, Lady Dolphins There’s an old adage, Mosley wednesday) played in regional quarterfinals af- 28 “Offense wins games, defense ter the news’ deadline. read more on both teams on Page 2C. wins championships.” Tuesday, Jan. 29 Whether or not that’s true is GB boys’ soccer 3, debatable, but what isn’t debat- “Kristen is one of the first The level that Williams refers PHS 2 (OT) able is that hard work always is ones on the field every day, and to is one of the best players in the Crestview girls’ successful. she’s one of the last ones gone,” region, if not the state. Goodroe As the Gulf Breeze High head coach Ryan Williams said. has 25 goals on the season to basketball 70, School girls’ soccer team begins “She is constantly doing stuff lead Gulf Breeze, including one Lady Dolphins 20 its quest for a run at a state on our own. Whether it’s just in the Lady Dolphins’ 3-1 win at championship, it is led by its agility and physical stuff or indi- Choctaw in Friday’s District 1- Wednesday, Jan. 30 workaholic midfielder Kristin vidual skill sessions, she’s con- 3A championship. GB boys’ soccer 3, Goodroe. stantly doing more. She’s proof The district title was Gulf Fort Walton 0 Goodroe, a junior, is the that if you put the work in, like Breeze’s fifth in as many years. GB girls’ soccer 2, team’s leading scorer and, everybody says, if you really Her abilities and work ethic according to just about everyone do the stuff when no one else have led her to commit to Fort Walton 0 on the team, is always doing is watching, you can get to that See Lady Dolphins, more to get better. level, and that’s where she is.” Page 2C » Thursday, Jan. 31 GB boys’ basket- ball 83, Escambia 72

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Katie Player (center) battles for the ball with two Choctaw players during GBHS’ 3-1 district championship win. Lady Dolphin

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Breaking through soccer wins Dolphin soccer coach Austin King is fired up as his players celebrate a Dalton Aanestad goal late in GBHS’ 3-0 win in the District 1-3A semifinals over Fort Walton. The win clinched GBHS’ first playoff berth since 2015, but their regional tournament journey began on the road, as Gulf Breeze lost 3-1 to West Florida in Friday’s district championship game. district again Dolphins From Page 1C » ­playing at the college level at District 1-3A UAB, something she always set Tournament as a goal from the first time she recap playoff- touched a soccer ball. “I’ve always dreamed of District semi (Jan. 30) Lady playing in college,” Goodroe Dolphins 2, Fort Walton 0 69 min - Aila Swinton bound as said. “I know the game is going ­(Katie Player assist) to be played faster and on a 74 min - Mia Mauro ­different level, so that’s why I ­(Sydney Wood assist) have to prepare myself for it.” Jadyn Walters: 1 save district The Lady Dolphins are the District final (Feb. 1) Lady beneficiary of her preparation. Dolphins 3, Choctaw 1* Goodroe started playing soccer 15 min - Delaney Williams runner up when she was 4 and joined club 22 min - Kristen Goodroe soccer at 8. Her talent was evi- 56 min - Aila Swinton dent at an early age. 70 min - Choctaw’s Kendall By Jason Thompson Wilson Gulf Breeze News© 2019 “I’ve coached against her in Jayden Walters: 3 saves [email protected] club soccer, and I always knew *Choctaw played final two who she was, so it’s nice to have minutes with 10 players (red card) It was an emotional week for the Dolphin her on the same team,” Williams soccer team, which lasted long enough to said. “But, whenever I saw her play their first post-district tournament game freshman year out here, it was ally great. I feel like I can give like, she’s really, really come a in four years. the other players confidence on long ways.” Seeded fourth in the six-team District 1- the field, because I know that be- It’s not just an intense work 3A Tournament (which they hosted), the Dol- ing a freshman or sophomore on ethic that has led Goodroe on a good team comes with a lot of phins took on fifth-seeded PHS in the first her path to soccer success. round. pressure.” “I’ve been fortunate for my While she is the primary goal Gulf Breeze, which beat the Tigers by a parents. They took me to a lot of combined 10-1, fell behind 1-0 early. Jayce scorer this season, she can’t do it different places so that I could get without a supporting cast. One of Dotson would tie it in the 11th minute on a more development as a player, penalty kick goal. Dalton Aanestad pushed a the key contributors on the team whether it is ODP (Olympic is senior midfielder Katie Player. ball past the Tiger keeper in the 69th minute, ­Development Program) camps, The connection that Goodroe only for PHS to tie it three minutes later. training with boys’ teams or and Player have has given the The game went overtime, with Colby Co- training with a WPSL (Women’s peland scoring the game-winner in the 89th ­Professional Soccer League) Lady Dolphins one of the most minute to make it 3-2. team last summer,” Goodroe said. dangerous combinations in the GBHS took on top-seeded Fort Walton in ­“Getting a lot of experience, that’s state. a semifinal on Jan. 31. That team finished what’s been the most beneficial “As a center mid, it’s super ­district play unbeaten at 8-0-2. for me to be the player I am.” nice to be able to have some- Copeland scored four minutes in and added When you combine her hard one on the outside that you can a second goal with six minutes left as GBHS work ability with the talent she always depend on,” Player said. blanked the Vikings 3-0. has, the question is not will she “You play and the through balls, The Dolphins, who lost to West Florida be good, but how good will she you know she’s always going to twice by one goal in the regular season, lost be? Her talent lies in a speed that get there. We just kind of have 3-1 in Friday’s championship game. Gulf is incomparable at the high school this little look that we gave each level and a knack for finding the Breeze played at Arnold in a Region 1-3A other and its like she always ball that has only gotten better as knows where I’m going to play Quarterfinal Wednesday (after the News’ Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News she has matured as a player. deadline). Trevor Isakson punches a ball over the crossbar late in GBHS’ 3-2 overtime win. it.” “What’s so special about her While it’s not just Goodroe is her goal-scoring, her knack who has led this team to a 17-2- for the ball and her speed,” 2 record heading to the playoffs, ­Williams said. it certainly has been beneficial It’s not just on the field to have her on the squad. She that Goodroe shines. She’s a was part of the team advanced smart student and is on pace to to the state championship game ­potentially graduate high school last season, but this team is early. She has aspirations to go ­different. Last year’s squad was to medical school. According to her coaches, she has a maturity senior laden. This year’s team is that is beyond her years, and full of underclassmen, but that’s she’s a gracious teammate. That not keeping anyone on the team combination leads to an all- from thinking a state title is pos- around leader. sible. That type of student-athlete Every player and every coach only makes her teammates bet- has a return trip to the state ter. championship as a goal, but with “She definitely leads by the leadership of Goodroe, it ­example,” assistant coach seems possible. ­Bianca Foley said. “In school, “This team is very young. she thrives with all of her grades. So I think that most people that Being a student and an athlete is were fans last year have under- important to her, and so for the estimated them,” Foley said. other girls to see that and to look “It’s important to have as many up to her practice and see her players as you can go to a state work ethic helps her succeed.” championship and understand With so many underclassmen what that means. So her being on the team, Goodroe’s on the team as a freshman and ­experience as a starter from her sophomore and now junior, she freshman year on is valuable. knows just how important it is to “Whenever I made our season get locked in and loaded ready as a freshman, I thought that for this postseason, and that car- was really a good opportunity ries over to the underclassmen.” Submitted Photo for me, because it allowed me Regardless of how this season to play with so many players plays out, it’s clear that Goodroe State swim champ not done yet that were experienced,” she said. will be a success, on or off the Cali Wilson, who won a state championship for GBHS last November, signed a scholarship with Johns Hopkins University last field. She’s smart, well spoken week. Also pictured are (seated) parents Min and Cass Wilson and (standing) GBHS swim coach Katherine Edwards and Greater “Being a captain this year and Pensacola Aquatic Club swim coach Greg Johnson. getting to be a good role model and humble. That combination and example for the team is re- makes her a ripe for achievement. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 3C

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Moving on Dylon kelley (5) and Cooper Harris (12), shown here preparing for the Dolphins’ kickoff Classic against Choctaw, have both recently verbally commited to continuing their football careers — kelley at Birmingham Southern and Harris at the University of West Florida.

City of Gulf Breeze 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 07-2019

Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 07-2019 was presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida.

The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 07-2019

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 2-36 OF THE CODE OF Cheerleader award winners ORDINANCES TO PROVIDE FOR THE CESSATION OF CITY From left: Abigail Mortenson (Academic), Maddi Carter (Leadership), Juliana Barchie (Outstanding Attitude), Savannah Haynes COUNCIL EXECUTIVE MEETINGS ON THE WEDNESDAYS (Leadership), Madi Biscardi (Spirit), Deysha (Dolphin Determination) and Terryn Small (Spirit) were award winners at the recent PRECEDING EACH REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING; GBHS Football/Cheer Awards Banquet. PROVIDING A SUNSET PROVISION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

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City of Gulf Breeze City of Gulf Breeze City of Gulf Breeze 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 06-2019 NO. 04-2019 NO. 05-2019 Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 04-2019 was Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 06-2019 was Please be advised that proposed Ordinance No. 05-2019 was presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be for First Reading on Monday, February 4, 2019, and will be presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting presented for a Second Reading at a City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the scheduled for Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. Breeze, Florida. Breeze, Florida. The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 04-2019 ORDINANCE NO. 06-2019 ORDINANCE NO. 05-2019 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE CITY’S LAND DEVELOPMENT FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO THE COMPOSITION AND AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, CODE PROVISIONS ON CONSISTENCY AND CONCURRENCY APPOINTMENTS TO THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW PERTAINING TO THE COMPOSITION AND APPOINTMENTS DRAINAGE SYSTEM LEVELS OF SERVICE AND SITE BOARD; AMENDING SECTIONS 20-62, 20-63 AND 20- TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT; AMENDING SECTION DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ON STORMWATER 65 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR 20-76 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR MANAGEMENT; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND DATE. DATE. PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the SXEOLF LQ WKH &LW\ &OHUN·V RIÀFH DW *XOI  %UHH]H &LW\ +DOO SXEOLF LQ WKH &LW\ &OHUN·V RIÀFH DW *XOI  %UHH]H &LW\ +DOO SXEOLF LQ WKH &LW\ &OHUN·V RIÀFH DW *XOI  %UHH]H &LW\ +DOO Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. If any person heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. If any person heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. 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THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA BY: LESLIE GUYER, CITY CLERK BY: LESLIE GUYER, CITY CLERK BY: LESLIE GUYER, CITY CLERK Legal 45779 Gulf Breeze News 2-07-19 Legal 45780 Gulf Breeze News 2-07-19 Legal 45781 Gulf Breeze News 2-07-19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 5C GBHS releases second nine-week honor roll Mr. Danny Brothers, principal of Sophomores: Gabel, Anna Gentry, Dylan Gill, Lussier,Austin Magnes, Michael Idalyne Sanchez, Melissa Sauter, Gulf Breeze High School, is pleased Shahem Alqudah, Abigail Bordelon, Christina Gonzales, Neo Greiner, Mallette, Shealan Malone, Isabella Ian Schulz, Serena Sharar, Kylie to announce the honor roll for the Rebecca Bozeman, Emma Haines, Jacob Hartley, Marisa Manfredi, Annie Martin, Michael Shuster, Terryn Small, Joseph Snider, second nine-weeks grading period of Madelyn Branning, Kyla Breland, Hart, Jared Haygood, Mastrangelo, Kylie Matson, Matteo Christian Sosebee, Jose Suarez, the 2018-19 school year. Jasmine Brown, Erin Buckley, Daniel Jonathan Henley, Dean Herzog, Mauro, Spencer Sudduth, Aila Swinton, To be included on the “A” Honor Combes, William Creighton, Morgan Hannah Hildebrand, Mathaya Hill, Abigail Mayes, Ryan Mayes, Natalie Elizabeth Tang, Koby Taylor, Morgan Roll, a student must have received Daily, Steven Decesare, Victoria Philip Hoffman, Heath Horton, John McBride, Justin McCarthy, Elizabeth Taylor, Dyllyn Torres, a nine-weeks grade of 90 or higher Dexter, Abigail Driskell, Trinity Huggins, Liliana Hughes, Seamas McCluskey, Joshua McKinney, John Turk, Elijah Turner, Jacqlyn in each subject. Included on the “A” Drollinger, Paxton Duesing, Hunt, Kyle Imm, Marc`El Jackson, Zachary McLouth, Jacklyn Turpin, McKaylie Uhl, Lea Walck, Honor Roll for the second nine weeks Keli`Ikoa Falepapalangi, Caleb Collin Jahn, Heidi Johns, Taylor McMahon, Pier McMillan, Nathaniel Daniel Walsh, Foster Ware, Jaylin are the following students: Freckmann, Edward Gailey, James Jones, Merrill, Ashley Mickow, Brianna Williams, Tristan Wilt, Samuel Gast, Jade Gaston, Nicole Gillis, Summer Kamienski, Shahad Mitchell, Frances Moore, Mary Wolfe, A Honor Roll Audrey Gordon, Aris Graber, Brice Kareem, Christian Kehoe, Dylon Moore, Sarafina Mowe, Siena Mowe, Sarah Wolfe, Kamryn Wright, Finn Seniors: Gutshall, Justin Hartenstein, Mira Kelley, Jack Kemp, Sarah Kline, Leo Mueller, Damon Neely-Dane, Youberg, Kyle Young. Brionna Adams, Emilia Andrews, Helms, Jude Hunter, Lauren Kent, Liam Knight, Tabitha Labrato, Joshua Kellie Nerger, Luke Odom, McKenna Mason Austin, Olivia Barretta, Abigail Laidacker, Tiffany Laird, Lanzetta, Victor Lawrence, Madison Owens, Ethan Darcy Pardonner, Freshmen: Ariana Barrett, Noah Barrineau, Maesa Lappin, Claudia Laux, Maren Locke, Mileah Locke, Bryce Lorton, Raquel Parent, Antonio Pena, Jeremy William Ackenhausen, Braylin Stephen Barrs, Lauren Bell, Michael Mackey, Christopher McChesney, Aqua Lovelette, Madison Lunday, Perdomo Garcia, Gabrielle Pohlmann, Adams, Lindsey Adams, Kirill Bragg, Quinlyn Bray, Hayley Bryan, Sophie Miller, Daniela Montellano- Calvin Malo, Samuel Martin, Braden Greyson Prezioso, Alan Quilligan, Androsov, Hailey Arant, Avery Ardoin, Coleman Burtt, Jake Cabassa, Mikayla Sanche, Landon Nelson, Kendall Ng, Massey, Hannah May, Madelyn Megan Rayner, Roman Reimer, Ashlyn Arnold, Lucas Arnold, Corbin Carmichael, Vikram Patel, Heather Patrick, Mercado, Chloe Miller, Callie Michayla Rhames, Joy Richards, Aubuchon, Elizabeth Aydelott, Brianna Cambrie Cook, Michelle Cook, Kai Payne, Carmen Pene, Eva Mitchell, Julia Moore, Kian Muldoon, Hannah Ricks, Dante Risola, Erin Barbee, Micah Barker, Malia Barnes, Marissa Daily, Sarah Davis, Josilin Poltoratskaya, Peyton Redmyer, Jubal Frances Nettles, Nicole Niven, Roof, Annalise Rotunda, Shelby Rowe, Aiden Bell, Danielle Benjamin, Day, Gabriella Diemer, Ryan Reimer, Micaela Risco, Michael Emily Nochowicz, Sydnie Norman, Joseph Rowland, Sarah Rushing, Mary Reagan Blocker, Reece Bloomberg, Donovan, Christopher Durst, Eden Sawarynski,Amber Schulke, Phillip Harrison O`Daniel, Daly Ostrander, Russell, Ashlinn Salvator, Angelina Benjamin Boegly, Georgia Brantley, Eckland, Genevieve Edwards, John Sellers, Joshua Spooneybarger, Lauren Katrina Ostrom, Annabelle Owens, Santos, Natalya Sarkari, Caitlain Braun, Dakota Broadhurst, Ezelle, Savannah Fields, Jensa Foley, Thompson, Kathryn Tracy, Rheanna Parent, London Parries, Lauren Savoie, Morgan Sclafani, Joshua Brown, Alejandra Burger, Sabrina Foster, Phillip Gable, Annie Tran, Colin Tran, Sarah Caleb Passmore, Alexander Patrick, Erin Scott, Alek Sevilla, Samuel Sharp, Avery Burt, Ireland Butler, Kendal Hunter Garrett, Anisah Ghany, Amber Ware, Michael Werner, Michael Mackenzi Patrick, Alyssa Peavy, Garrison Smith, Jenifer Smith, Trevor Butler, Gill, Marisa Griggs, Kaitlyn Hamrick, Westjohn, Jacob Williams, Sophie Trinity Peterson, Alexander Phelps, Smith, Zachary Smoker, Mya Swinton, Chase Campbell, Andrew Carnley, Danielle Hanks, Savanah Haynes, Wilson, Senlin Zou. Brittany Porter, Mallory Proctor, James Tenia-Newman, Bridget Epic Citrynell, Grace Clay, Kelcy Hunter Hill, Davis Holden, Chloe John Ratkowiak, Taylor Renfroe, Thompson, Emma Thompson, Cofield, Chloe Cox, Riley Crouse, Huntley, Annabel Jacobs, Freshmen: Sierra Rich, Amber Riley, Jena Marie Alexis Thomson, Brent Tomey, William Curd, Jacob Daugherty, Paige Cole Jenkins, Kayla Jones, Gabriel Olivia Ammon, Savannah Anaston, Roberge, Caroline Rubio, Alexander Katherine Tran, Giuseppe Tricomi, Davis, Melody Dugas, Bella Esposito, Kale, Ashlin Kerr, Kaitlin Kosko, Casey Anderson, Jack Anderson, Ryland, Benjamin Sauter, John Trostle, Megan Truskosky, Alyssa Eubanks, Victoria Fisher, Samuel Kudrna, Trenton Lamar, Charlton Atkins, Christopher Banks, Matthew Scheurich, Katie Jaxson Tucker, Joseph Urquhart, Rio Logan Fite, Adrienne Flowers, Aundrea Lancaster, Faith Lantz, Joshua Bazzell, Bryanna Bevil, Elle Schneider, Chloe Scott, Spencer Segal, Vande Vegte, Mateo Vargas, Tyler Robert Folle, Jackson Ford, Erin Joseph Lloyd, Isabella Ludergnani, Bobb, Avery Branstetter, Elizabeth George Setser, Christian Sharer, Sarah Walkup, Mya Wall, Madison Warnke, Foster, Ethan Fryback, Samuel Fulton, Amy Manderson, Kendall Massey, Branton, Peyton Bunting, Shearman, Carter Sheppard, Keegan Joshua Wells, Merigrace Whited, Samantha Gilbert, Corban Gobble, Christian McEwan, Roman Mirra, Sydney Burge, Kate Cabassa, Simmons, Sophia Slobodian, Christin Shayla White, Morgan Williams, Jesus Gonzales, Ashley Granse, Emma Jack Mock, Ghulam Mujtaba, Kade Haley Cartee, Emelia Childs, Rehan Smith, Hailey Smith, Paul Snider, Lizabeth Wilson, Alyse Woodall. Guilbeau, Jonathan Haggerty, Nelson, Michaela O`Grady, Trinity Chowdhury, Colsen Claudio, Chase Hannah Stein, Tyler Strobel, Megan Eva Harris, Teage Harris-Inman, Lita Harris, Laken Harvey, Preston Oatts, Sage Offutt, Ryan Patrick, Colin, Amber Collins, Natalia Sydow, Juliana Tang, Carl Taylor, Sophomores: Harvey, Keely Hawkins, Amelia Brenden Perez, Benjamin Petkovic, Dadisman, Trinity Devanney, Chloe Madison Therrell, Michael Todd, Caleigh Adams, Naomi Adams, Hayden, Seth Helt, Destin Henderson, Katherine Player, Arianna Porcelli, Dickerson, Kyle Donovan, Caroline Torbert, Isabella Valentino, Jerald Kyle Alba, Maeve Alderfer, Wesley Henning, Carson Hepworth, Gary Quilligan, Sabrina Sanders, Cate Ducote, Joel Gonzalez, Sage Richard Walls, Kelsey Warnke, Sophia Arneault, Ashley Atkins, Tyler Himlin, Mary Hotchkiss, Allison Seeker, Kip Smith, Patrick Hall, Catalina Himes, Ann Hitpas, Caledonia Weaver, Ian Weimer, Aliyah Austin, Madelyn Bailey, Isabella Houghton, Trevor Howell, Smith, Adam Spence, Hannah Kya Jackson, Luke Jacobi, Savannah Zachary Weimer, Maegan Wetzel, Briahna Ballay, Adelle Barkhuizen, Liam Hunt, Elena Hynes, Robert Irby, Spooneybarger, Joshua Stopper, Jacobi, Elizabeth Johnson, Gabriella Spencer Wirth, Sydney Wood, William Barretta, Madison Beverly, Catherine Isakson, Dominic Jackson, Madison Strickland, Breccha Sullivan, Keck, Lauren Kellen, Lilly Lemanski, Cameron Wren, Alexis Wright, John Boykin, Sanai Branch, Julian Madeline Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Joshua Thompson, Sydney Truax, Sarah Marks, Chandler Massey, Jonathan Wycoff, Victoria Wysocki- Bratley, Hannah Buchalter, Connor Samantha Johnson, Tanner Jones, Jonathan Ueberschaer, Benjamin Connor McKenney, Natalia Christ, Noah Zalar. Burt, Courtland Cabreros, Emma Ainsley Joyner, Hassan Kareem, Van Sleen, Matthew Veler, Liam Mercado, Kaleb Messer, Michael Campbell, John Childs, Tristan Cox, William Kemp, Camryn Kennovin, Werner, Cali Wilson, Margaret Wolf, Miniat, Kendall Morman, William Juniors: Macy Cronin, Emily Crowder, Ian Lawson Kirke, Thomas Koch, Jason Rebecca Woodcock, Madison Worrell, Morrill, Kaitlin Murphy, Hannah Dalton Aanestad, Keegan Abell, Daily, Kayli Davis, Ashley Denny, Korkuc, Logan Langmaid, Katrina Le, Allison Ziller, Erin Zimmerman. O`Grady, Paul Palewicz, Cannon Sydney Alger, Dylan Allmon, Emily Alana Depascalis, Noah Dylan Lewis, Karrissa Loftin, Lauren Pene, Ethan Pensyl, Amberson, Aiden Arnold, Katharine Desmangles, Nicholas Diemer, Logan, Sydney London, Abigail Juniors: Hung Tony Pham, Amanda Atwood, Lauren Aylstock, Josie Tyler Dunn, Brody Durham, Garrett Lorren, Kai Lotwala, Takara Loveday, Zachary Allen, Ella Amos, Jack Picou, Caeley Preston, Malane Qi, Baltz, Tara Bass, Kaitlyn Biery, Edwards, Isabella Ellis, Lydia Ent, Malia Ludwick, Garrett Lutz, Anderson, McKenzie Arant, Noah Chase Rodgerson, Zoey Rotenberry, Trace Bontrager, Chiara Borri, Bailey Lauren Feltenberger, Lauren Flanagan, Ardoin, Madison Atkinson, Sofie Paige Smith, Emma Snider, Sophia Bouk, Bryan Lynchard, Jackson Maasin, Trinity Gary, Michael Gatmaitan, Michael Mabire, Amy MacKinnon, Babcock, Juliana Barchie, Ava Stringfellow, Emma Sumrall, Lauren Savannah Branch, Mark Braxton, Isaiah Goodman, Beaugrand, Adnan Begic, Baylee Toms, Maika Tran, Rebecca Turnage, Ian Brooks, Graceylynn Broscious, Matthew Mammen, Oscar Martin, Morgen Gottstine, William Gray, Gracie Massey, Colby Matson, Ethan Booth, Clayton Bush, Riley Cassidy, Winifred Van Camp, Thomas Katherine Brown, Sydney Brown, Natalie Grover, Haylie Guerra, Tyler Matas Cosse, Clayton Dobry, Vargas, Roselyn Vogel, James Weber, Drew Brummer, Rose Buchanan, Sage Matthews, Kacie May, Mykala Mayo, Haddock, Madison Hall, Madison Isabella Mayor, Juliana McCarthy, Kendall Docherty, Sophia Doerr, David White, Elisa Williamson, Burnett, William Burr, Olivia Cabassa, Harness, James Hartley, Alexis Hebert, Matthew McCoy, Zachary Meaux, Brittan Doverspike, Kincade Essex, Connor Yourist, Evan Zalar, Ashley Jessa Carver, Rina Champlin, Mason Hedden, Alexandra Helms, Griffin Meinburg, Levi Messer, Carson James Gatzmeyer, Amirah Ghany, Zembrzuski. Emma Chestney, Elizabeth Christ, Jeffrey Helms, Kendall Helms, Miller, Henry Millican, William Logan Gregory, Aric Hansen, Victoria Griffen Corbin, Alexis Corradetti, Isabella Henning, Carmen Millican, Robert Moore, Lindsey Harrington, Kaylie Herring, To be included on the “A/B” Honor Nicole Cotlar, Heather Crawford, Hicks, Lucas Hildebrand, Sophie Moore, Ethan Muldoon, Mary Hitpas, Rachael Hofius, John Roll a student must have received a 9- Madeleine Daehn, Joseph Dotson, Ana Hobbs,Nicholas Hoeflich, Kai Hoffert, Christopher Munro, Sean Murphy, Hollifield, Sophia Holston, Kennedy weeks grade of 80 or higher in each Doverspike, Jason Durrum, Delaney William Hotchkiss, Sydney Janashak, Son Nguyen, Henry Niles, Megan Hooten, Sally Ibrahim, Trevor subject. Included on the “A/B” Honor Elliott, Christina Engel, Sophia Jeffries, Ryan Jenkins, Emily O`Hargan, Levi Orlando, Manuela Isakson, Sidney Jones, Cole Kariher, Roll for the 2nd 9-weeks are the Hannah Feerick, Christina Fonts, Johnson, Adam Jones, Sean Jones, Palacio Ortiz, Alice Paradis, Rodrigo Chloe Kauffman, Seyram Komanyor, following students: Misty Freeman, Ethan Gallistl, Joel Spencer Jones, Madison Jordan, Pardo, Cloey Passmore, Ariana Caroline Kostic, Bickston Laenger, Gaston, Cassidy Genkin, Jennah Lauren Jorgensen, Thomas Joy, Emma Pedersen, Skylar Phelps, Britton Landrum, Elijah Lemmel, Gibson, Grace Giddens, Amanda A/B Honor Roll Kale, Mia Kane, Gabrielle Kleinert, Michael Plowman, Brianna Poole, Adelyn Lewter, Lathan Libby, Solo Gootee, Megan Gordon, Justin Gore, Seniors: Ryan Labrato, Grace Lancaster, Brooke Pound, David Powell, Natalie Lim, Allison Linkous, Anna Marks, Jade Grace, Jacob Grub, Clarke Haas, Spencer Abney, Juliane Kate Joshua Lloyd, Isaac Lyons, Isabella Prather, Emma Quigley, Ella Raynes, Sachi Marshall, Matthew McCurdy, Madeline Hall, Aiden Handler, Alba, Savannah Alexander, Carlee Macdonald, Nathan Mackey, Taylor Reeves, Emily Reynolds, James Ashley McDonnell, Kellen McKenney, Cali Hargrove, Golden Harris, Amelia Amberson, James Barker, Haley Wesley Mann, Bella Marcum, Trinity Richardson, Ty Risola, Alanis Rivera, Lawson McPhetridge, Hartman, Riley Hart, Ainsley Hayek, Barrett, Corey Baughn, Jonathan Bee, Marrier, Bella Mayes, Theodore Mazel, Alexis Roberts, Jenna Robinson, Brianna Meredith, Margaret Noah Heath, Joshua Hecht, Rami Kasey Bee, Gracie Black, Melissa Julian McCulley, Leah McKinsey, Isabel Rocha, Madeline Ruffin, Messer, Braelyn Miller, Joshua Miller, Helmi, Rayne Henry, Benjamin Boggs, Mary Brandon, Margaret Tyler Migliorisi, Grace Minor, Mia Everett Salter, Nicholas Sampson, Abby Mock, Patrick Mooney, Sean Braun, Hepworth, Marley Herlocker, Montgomery, Lonni Moorer, Thomas Krislyn Sanchez, Hannah Sarkadi, Moran, Savannah Morman, Abigail Christian Burger, Tatum Burnham, Chloe Herold Ward, Jackson Moore, Autumn Morse, Riley Scanlon, Lillian Schimmeck, Mortensen, Kayla Ng, Kimberly Chandler Burtt, Samantha Carr, Hitchcock, Katherine Hitchcock, Taylor Murphy, John Nash, Joseph Setser, Emily Sheppard, Griffen Noble, Darla Peavy, Tulla Bee Madeliene Carter, Kayla Clark, Trevor John Hodges, Jacob Hoeflich, Pierce Savannah Nettles, Kaylea Oliver, Smith, Joshua Smith, Sadie Smith, Picardi, Compton, Andrew Connor, Zoe Hoffman, Breanna Hunt, Leila Issa, Emma Ostrom, Ryan Padich, Jaxon Savannah Smoker, Austen Snyder, Elijah Prather, Trevor Pugh, Cooper, Colby Copeland, Jacklynn Rebecca Jackson, Michael Jacob, Page, Ryan Parent, Azzi Parries, Ashley Spear, Sydney Stillman, Priya Rajah, Hadleigh Richardson, Costello, Kate Reagan Costello, Victoria Jennings, Erin Johnson, Jase Peterson, Roger Phelps, Allison Shelby Stout, Kristen Thompson, Matthew Rodgerson, Alyssa Rogers, Makayla Courts, Connor Creel, Skyler Jones, Kathleen Keenan, Pohlmann, Madison Poling, Hana John Valletto, Lillian Van Sleen, Caleb Sampson, Luke Seifert, Wyatt Samantha Dakauskas, Ana Decesare, Tara Kelley, Aleksandra Khvatkova, Poole, Luke Pound, Naree Vanness, Hailey Ward, Adam Sise, Emma Snow, Emma Sontag, Donald Denby, Ariel Deputy, Douglas Courtney King, Sarah Kruse, Chloe Katelyn Powell, Joel Richmond, Watson, Donovan Watts, Benjamin Mammoon Sukhera, Madison Diamond, Tyler Dittmer, Devon Kuaile, Yen Vy Lam, Bethany Larson, Mason Roddenberry, Keoni Rosas, White, Bryson Wick, Tarrance, Elliott, Luke Ellis, Izabella Erickson, Christopher Lebleu, Taylor Lebourdais, Bella Rotolo, Sawyer Rowe, Sophie Kathryn Williams, Skyler Olivia Vassiliades, Zoe Walker, Jasmin Evege, Gianna Farr, Alexis Carson Ledbetter, Samuel Lerille, Roy, Travis Rush, Nicolle Saddi, Williamson, Hadley Wilson, Logan Victoria Zembrzuski. 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Pursuant to Section 865.09, Personal property of the following tenants will be Sam Woods Florida Statutes NOTICE sold for cash or otherwise disposed of to satisfy rental Personal Trainer IS HEREBY GIVEN that liens in accordance with Florida Statutes, Self Storage the undersigned, desiring to Act, Sections 83.806-83.807. Auction will be held Double Bridge Let Sam create a engage in business under the on Friday, February 15th at 8:00 am at Breeze Mini FIELDS fictitious name of Warehouse, 3036 Gulf Breeze Parkway Gulf Breeze, Several thousand 5K and 15K 933 Holley Moseley 38 GULF BREEZE 1:27:22 custom training plan FL 32563. All items may not be available on the date 941 Mike Hutchins 59 P’COLA BEACH 1:27:26 in your home! 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BARRETT, deceased, whose date of death was November 1198 Michael Jenkins 59 GULF BREEZE 1:31:38 2933 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. • Gulf Breeze 5, 2017, is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa 229 Dale Brewer 47 P’COLA BEACH 1:12:39 Give us a call today County, Florida, Probate Division, File Number 18- CP 231 Jamie Dittmer 32 NAVARRE 1:12:41 1222 Megan Arevalo 38 GULF BREEZE 1:32:07 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL -0401, the address of which is Post Office Box 472, 235 Beverly Fair 48 GULF BREEZE 1:12:47 1227 Jessica Knapp 33 GULF BREEZE 1:32:10 for a free estimate. Milton, FL 32572. Center Console Edgewater The name and address of the personal representative 236 Mandy Kilgen 36 GULF BREEZE 1:12:48 1235 Lindsay McAllister 33 GULF BREEZE 1:32:13 24.5 Twin F150 and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth 241 William Rau 45 NAVARRE 1:13:02 1254 Patrick Maloney 37 GULF BREEZE 1:32:39 below. 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OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 274 David Kennedy 35 GULF BREEZE 1:13:54 1303 Blake Shaw 31 NAVARRE 1:33:29 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS 276 John Toombs 41 GULF BREEZE 1:13:57 1305 Sara Lewis 29 NAVARRE 1:33:30 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS 284 Charles James 44 P’COLA BEACH 1:14:03 1318 Douglas Bergstrom 59 GB 1:33:45 NOTICE TO THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons 287 William Baldwin 32 GULF BREEZE 1:14:09 1323 Steven Beck 48 GULF BREEZE 1:33:49 Attn. Service Providers: Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Ads start at who have claims or demands against the decedents 299 Russ Robertson 38 NAVARRE 1:14:34 1327 Chris McPherson 47 GB 1:33:57 $17 per week. Call (850) 932-8986 estate, including un-matured, contingent or un- 309 Mike O’Brien 64 GULF BREEZE 1:14:58 1330 Loren Stokes 36 NAVARRE 1:33:58 liquidated claims, must file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE

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(850) 932-8986 DVD: www.Nor- LEGAL 45783 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/07/19 409 Michael Gross 63 GULF BREEZE 1:17:33 1437 Kristina Gosselin 40 NAVARRE 1:35:45 Call Aviation Insti- ­Water, sewer/ ------woodSawmills. 412 Mira Helms 16 GULF BREEZE 1:17:39 1438 Craig Gosselin 43 NAVARRE 1:35:45 tute of Maintenance garbage service com 1-800-578- 415 Chad Schiffman 43 NAVARRE 1:17:45 1442 Sara Huston 38 NAVARRE 1:35:48 888-242-2649. ­provided. 3037 1363 Ext.300N 423 Adam Anz 38 GULF BREEZE 1:17:59 1445 Priscilla Garcia 37 NAVARRE 1:35:51 ------Wind Meadow ------INVITATION TO BID 424 Travis Slone 36 NAVARRE 1:17:59 1451 Emily Cooksey 63 GULF BREEZE 1:36:03 429 Johanna Jenkins 41 GULF BREEZE 1:18:03 1455 Thom Newcomb 45 GULF BREEZE 1:36:10 SANTA ROSA COUNTY AUDITORIUM CARPET 430 Kevin Richters 35 NAVARRE 1:18:04 1456 Linda Robinson 38 GULF BREEZE 1:36:10 NOTICE TO BIDDERS REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT 438 Joshua Monson 28 GULF BREEZE 1:18:17 1466 Chad Quenneville 46 GULF BREEZE 1:36:26 HOUSING REHABILITATION Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa 444 Matt Picker 35 GULF BREEZE 1:18:23 1469 Hunter Strobel 31 P’COLA BEACH 1:36:30 County, Florida will receive sealed bids from qualified licensed contractors for the 452 Britt Landrum 49 GULF BREEZE 1:18:29 1491 Lindsay Harrison 22 GB 1:36:55 The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids measuring and estimating, the demolition of existing materials, installation of new from qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the residence located at 454 Cary Black 50 NAVARRE 1:18:30 1506 Thomas Grider 58 NAVARRE 1:37:13 carpet, rubber base and transitions at the Santa Rosa Auditorium, 4530 Spikes Way, 6520 Julia Drive, Milton, Florida 32570 Milton, FL. 472 Ray Slapkunas 38 GULF BREEZE 1:18:55 1512 Matt Murray 42 GULF BREEZE 1:37:30 493 David Clark 42 NAVARRE 1:19:18 1514 Dave Wooden 38 P’COLA BEACH 1:37:32 All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street 495 Tasha Duncan 27 GULF BREEZE 1:19:20 1516 Robert Lightner 53 NAVARRE 1:37:33 U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:00 a.m. CST, February 513 Jim Fletcher 52 GULF BREEZE 1:19:44 1518 Richard Klementavicius 60 GB 1:37:36 Thursday, February 28, 2019, at which time bids will be publicly opened. Secondary 28th, 2019 at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall 516 Maryetta Casey 53 GULF BREEZE 1:19:51 1521 David Kellen 58 GULF BREEZE 1:37:37 delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses be to Suite M at the above address. Only bids received by the afore stated time and 517 Jordann Monson 28 GULF BREEZE 1:20:00 1522 Corey Carver 30 NAVARRE 1:37:39 will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date and location will date will be considered. E-mailed proposal responses will be rejected. All bids shall be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 19-029 – Rehab be sealed and clearly labeled, “ITB 19-030 Auditorium Carpet Removal and 529 Jocelyn Bly 24 NAVARRE 1:20:13 1524 Mitzie Sowell 47 GULF BREEZE 1:37:39 6520 Julia Drive.”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, Replacement”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and Three 530 Leslie Sanders 36 GULF BREEZE 1:20:15 1537 Amanda Armstrong 37 NAVARRE 1:37:49 and FOUR (4) copies labeled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with one (1) (3) copies labeled “COPY” (4 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic 538 Matthew Watson 30 GULF BREEZE 1:20:27 1538 Amy Hampton 43 NAVARRE 1:37:49 electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format. file in OCR (readable) PDF format. 1539 Julie Pope 41 GULF BREEZE 1:37:50 552 Matthew Diebolt 38 GULF BREEZE 1:20:44 A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Friday, February 15, 2019, Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: 555 Grete Bitner 32 GULF BREEZE 1:20:48 1551 Steve Mcilwain 48 GULF BREEZE 1:38:03 at 10:00 a.m., local time, at 6520 Julia Drive, Milton, FL 32570. All interested www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). 561 Laura Brewer 36 GULF BREEZE 1:20:52 1559 Sean Branch 37 GULF BREEZE 1:38:16 parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may participate in the bid. th 562 Derek Nelms 43 GULF BREEZE 1:20:52 1583 Jonathan Green 28 GB 1:38:45 A pre-bid conference will be held on Monday, February 18 , 2019 at 1:00 p.m. CST at the site located at 4530 Spikes Way, Milton, FL. All interested parties are 584 Carrie Gaut 44 GULF BREEZE 1:21:16 1584 Taylor Lewis 42 NAVARRE 1:38:47 Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: invited to attend. 585 Anthony Andrus 41 GULF BREEZE 1:21:17 1587 Steve Leverton 56 NAVARRE 1:38:50 www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). 589 Gabriela Bossert 41 GULF BREEZE 1:21:21 1588 Adrian Barcomb 49 NAVARRE 1:38:51 Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County Questions concerning this request should be directed, in writing, to Santa Rosa Procurement office in writing at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. CST 590 Trevor Foley 27 NAVARRE 1:21:23 1592 Mark Blalock 36 GULF BREEZE 1:38:56 County Procurement Department at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. on February 21st, 2019. 597 Christopher Pelt 36 GULF BREEZE 1:21:32 1596 Donny Bass 40 GULF BREEZE 1:39:02 February 21, 2019. 598 Taylor McMillen 32 NAVARRE 1:21:35 1602 Julia Mauro 35 GULF BREEZE 1:39:06 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of bids, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it 603 Gloria Bermudez 46 GULF BREEZE 1:21:38 1619 Susan Chiulli 62 NAVARRE 1:39:33 the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 605 Tabitha Labrato 18 GULF BREEZE 1:21:40 1625 Anna Freeman 29 GB 1:39:43 small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business 1626 Chad Edmondson 34 GB 1:39:43 enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments 609 Jarrett Lewis 44 GULF BREEZE 1:21:47 national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. 1627 Tammy Dannheisser 60 GB 1:39:44 of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including 620 Michael Kenaston 38 NAVARRE 1:21:55 small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business 622 Gayla Rowland 43 GULF BREEZE 1:21:57 1629 Patrick Bryant 33 GULF BREEZE 1:39:47 The Board of County Commissioner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, 623 Stephanie Chivis 44 NAVARRE 1:21:58 1632 Vince Sclafani 51 GULF BREEZE 1:39:50 proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the proposal national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. By order of the 628 Carmen East 35 GULF BREEZE 1:22:05 1667 Kathy Bosso 61 GULF BREEZE 1:40:29 that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida. 632 Michael Joanos 35 GULF BREEZE 1:22:08 1669 Elizabeth Braun 58 GULF BREEZE 1:40:30 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida 1672 Brody Larson 15 GULF BREEZE 1:40:33 637 Domenick Risola 45 GULF BREEZE 1:22:10 Legal 45773 Gulf Breeze News 2/07/19 Legal 45772 Gulf Breeze News 2/07/19 638 Merete Conley 16 NAVARRE 1:22:11 1673 Pascha Avery 40 GULF BREEZE 1:40:37 639 Helen Cain 47 GULF BREEZE 1:22:13 1683 Natalie Malone 36 GULF BREEZE 1:40:46 1684 Edi Hodges 43 GULF BREEZE 1:40:47 670 Tory Sokul 35 GULF BREEZE 1:22:54 INVITATION TO BID 676 Drew Ruthrauff 34 NAVARRE BCH 1:23:06 1687 Carolina Slotter 38 NAVARRE 1:40:52 INVITATION TO BID 677 Misty Rae Ruthrauff 32 NAVARRE BCH 1:23:06 1696 Erin Mazel 45 GULF BREEZE 1:40:59 MUNSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 686 Ryan James 29 NAVARRE 1:23:14 1697 Jim Mazel 47 GULF BREEZE 1:40:59 VEHICLE, ½ TON REGULAR CAB SWB BUILDING 692 Kip Payne 55 GULF BREEZE 1:23:22 1698 Tammy Chaney 49 GULF BREEZE 1:41:00 4X2 PICKUP TRUCK 1702 Katie Meister 35 GULF BREEZE 1:41:03 Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa 699 Sean Armstrong 35 NAVARRE 1:23:28 County, Florida will receive sealed bids from qualified licensed contractors for the 700 Taylor Vaughan 35 GULF BREEZE 1:23:29 1703 Donnie Wilson 56 GULF BREEZE 1:41:03 Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa new Munson VFD building. The work shall include, but is not limited to, removing 706 Katie Ballard 34 NAVARRE 1:23:31 1706 David Paszko 62 GULF BREEZE 1:41:05 County, Florida is soliciting sealed bids for the purchase of one (1) ½ Ton Regular Cab existing pavement and remaining structures, preparing the site as required for the 710 Tamara Burton 47 NAVARRE 1:23:34 1710 Kim Byers 49 NAVARRE 1:41:07 SWB 4x2 Pickup Truck. new building, and providing a new 50’ x 50’ pre-engineered metal building. 726 Melissa Grace 38 GULF BREEZE 1:23:51 1722 Morgan Church 36 GULF BREEZE 1:41:25 All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or 729 Matt Cutler 21 GULF BREEZE 1:23:54 1726 Ada Andrews 35 GULF BREEZE 1:41:31 Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, 1729 Scott Cutler 56 GULF BREEZE 1:41:33 L, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:30 a.m. on February Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:00 a.m. CST, February 731 Jeffery Harper 44 NAVARRE 1:23:56 28th, 2019 at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall 28th, 2019 at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall 735 Teril Baskett 41 GULF BREEZE 1:24:00 1740 Heather Grant 46 GULF BREEZE 1:41:39 be to Suite M at the above address. Only bids received by the afore stated time 740 Kevin Koenig 43 NAVARRE 1:24:04 1756 Bianca Souffrain 36 GB 1:41:52 be to Suite M at the above address. Only bids received by the afore stated time and and date will be considered. E-mailed proposal responses will be rejected. All bids date will be considered. E-mailed proposal responses will be rejected. All bids shall 1760 Stephanie Baskett 41 GB 1:41:52 shall be sealed and clearly labeled, “ITB 19-026 Munson VFD Building”. Please 742 Ryan Masel 33 NAVARRE 1:24:07 be sealed and clearly labeled, “ITB 19-031 ½ Ton Regular Cab SWB 4x2 Pickup provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and Three (3) copies labeled 747 Russell Cuenca 40 NAVARRE 1:24:13 1783 Wendy Gigliotti 51 GULF BREEZE 1:42:11 Truck”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and three (3) “COPY” (4 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR 748 Tara Gambill 47 GULF BREEZE 1:24:14 1790 Julie Conley 44 NAVARRE 1:42:16 copies labeled “COPY” (4 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file (readable) PDF format. 762 Abby Hunt 41 GULF BREEZE 1:24:28 1804 Jessica Paul 38 GULF BREEZE 1:42:28 in OCR (readable) PDF format. Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: 763 Trevor Duncan 27 GULF BREEZE 1:24:30 1824 Joseph Smith 48 GULF BREEZE 1:43:00 www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). 1850 Serena Rohrbeck 50 GB 1:43:38 Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: 776 Amber Labrato 41 GULF BREEZE 1:24:47 www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). 786 Tommy Babcock 34 P’COLA BEACH 1:24:55 1853 Larissa Coffey 34 GB 1:43:39 A pre-bid conference will be held on Thursday February 14th, 2019 at 1:00 1854 Amanda Richardson 32 GB 1:43:40 p.m. CST at the site located at 10025 Munson Highway in Milton, Florida. All 790 Andrea Moore 53 NAVARRE 1:24:56 Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County interested parties are invited to attend. 797 Ray Vinton 32 NAVARRE 1:24:58 1856 Holly Trinque 41 GULF BREEZE 1:43:44 Procurement office in writing at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. CST 799 Ryan Spencer 32 GULF BREEZE 1:25:01 1865 Cheryl Barcomb 50 GB 1:43:50 February 21, 2019. Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County 1891 Johanna Wooden 45 P’COLA BCH 1:44:12 Procurement office in writing at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. CST 814 James Eckert 48 NAVARRE 1:25:13 February 21st, 2019. 1892 Chani Cochran 40 NAVARRE 1:44:13 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, 817 M. Felix Martinez 32 NAVARRE 1:25:18 to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines 828 Anthony Giangiulio 52 NAVARRE 1:25:26 1893 Holly Roupe 33 GULF BREEZE 1:44:12 to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in 836 Tom Haddock 56 NAVARRE 1:25:36 1894 Quintin Law 62 GULF BREEZE 1:44:13 bids, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 846 Mirty Gracia-Loera 40 NAVARRE 1:25:46 1899 Shannon Giovanini 49 GB 1:44:19 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of 848 Monica Meyer 46 NAVARRE 1:25:48 1914 Serena Stiff 35 P’COLA BEACH 1:44:45 the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of 854 Brittany Simpson 36 GULF BREEZE 1:25:54 1915 Megan Heaton 35 GULF BREEZE 1:44:45 small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business 859 Jennifer Smith 45 GULF BREEZE 1:25:58 1923 Melissa Libke 42 GULF BREEZE 1:44:51 national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. By order of the enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, 865 Felicia Schneidman 44 GB 1:26:09 1926 Lance Thomas 60 GULF BREEZE 1:44:56 Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida. national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. By order of 872 Lisa Hofmann 36 NAVARRE 1:26:14 1937 Bianca Gatmaitan 13 GB 1:45:22 the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida. 1943 Catherine Butler 52 GB 1:45:34 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida 884 Jami Steinmetz 46 P’COLA BEACH 1:26:23 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida 905 Kyle Wilson 35 NAVARRE 1:26:46 See Double Bridge, Page 7C Legal 45774 Gulf Breeze News 2/07/19 913 Natalie Davis 37 GULF BREEZE 1:26:56 » Legal 45806 Gulf Breeze News 2/07/19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 7, 2019 7C

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Seniors honored From left: Carter Sheppard, Spencer Abney, Cayson McCurdy, Chance Napier, Cole Jenkins, Chandler Burtt and Bryson Smith were all honored before the Dolphins’ game with Catholic Friday. Right: A free throw by Chance Napier (22), late in the first quarter against Escambia, gave him 1,000 points for his career. He became the first Dolphin since David Tucker (2006) to reach that milestone. Coach Ryan Ottensmeyer awarded him a basketball for the feat. Napier reaches milestone in win Senior the first male to reach 1,000 points in 13 years; scores career-high 43 vs. PCA By Jason Thompson Napier had 28 at the half and Cayson McCurdy, Chandler Napier, needing only five points The Dolphins had four in Bryson Smith had 14 points, Gulf Breeze News© 2019 broke his previous career-high Burtt and Cole Jenkins (playing after his career-best performance a double figures, with Corbin while Napier had seven; Abney [email protected] (32) early in the third quarter. in his first game in a month, due few days earlier, hit 1,000 on the adding 17 points; Hepworth, 13; and Sheppard, six each; Burtt, Last week was an up and down Napier also had 13 rebounds. to a knee injury) all had seven first of two free throws with two and Bryson Smith, 12. Paschall four; Paschall and Corbin, two one for Dolphin basketball senior The game ended with points. Griffen Corbin, Ben minutes left in the first quarter. He had seven, while Burtt had five. each; and McCurdy, one. Chance Napier — figuratively Garrison Smith at the free throw Hepworth, Anthony Dawson, finished with 21 points. Catholic 47, Dolphins 44: Dolphin JV 62, Pensacola and, unfortunately, literally. line, ready to shoot two with a Carter Sheppard and Garrison Coach Ryan Ottensmeyer Gulf Breeze played the final Christian 29: Luke Seifert had 14 The Dolphins (15-7) opened chance of breaking the century Smith all had four. Bryson Smith, called time out and awarded quarter and a half without Napier, points, as Gulf Breeze pulled away play last week at Pensacola mark. But with the running clock Tyler Walkup and Spencer Abney, Napier with a ball that was who injured his back going up in the fourth quarter at PCA. Christian on Jan. 28. Napier scored in effect (GBHS was up 35), the two each. Garrison Smith also had autographed by all his teammates. for a pass Friday in Gulf Breeze. Dolphin JV 70, Escambia 18 points in the first quarter, on his clock expired before Smith could eight rebounds for the Dolphins. He is the first player since David It was not known at press time 39: Seifert had 14, while Ryalnd way to a career-high 43, as Gulf shoot them. Dolphins 83, Escambia 72: Tucker achieved the feat in 2006 (Monday afternoon) whether McCurdy and Sam Lerille had Breeze rolled to a 98-63 win. All 12 Dolphins scored in the Napier became the first Dolphin (he and Katie Dollinger broke Napier would be back for tonight’s 12 each. GBHS shot a blistering 73 win, with Cole Paschall’s eight basketball player to break the 1,000 on the same night). Shelby game with Pace or Friday’s game Dolphin ninth grade 58, percent (35-for-48) inside the 3- making him the team’s second 1,000-point mark in a win over Pliska broke 1,000 a few years at Escambia. He sat out Monday’s Escambia 45: Dominic Jackson point line. leading scorer. Escambia Thursday. ago. game at Mosley. had 17 to lead the GBHS freshmen.

2103 Jonathan Ottley 40 NAV 2196 Amy Armstrong 59 2359 Diana Moss 41 GB 1:56:35 2474 Kristina Lawless 46 NAVARRE 2592 Jacqueline Erickson 34 NA- Double 1:49:16 PENSACOLA BEACH 1:51:37 2362 Amber McCorkle 29 GB 2:02:19 VARRE 2:12:05 2107 Judy Green 26 NAV 1:49:23 2207 Heather Simpkins 41 GB 1:56:40 2475 Terri Franklin 50 GB 2:02:21 2593 Christina Alconcel 40 NA- Bridge 2109 Hiawatha Henson 47 GB 1:51:59 2377 Jen Molina 39 GB 1:57:13 2479 Charlene Pyeatt 54 NAVARRE VARRE 2:12:05 >> Continued from Page 1:49:28 2208 Lynda Shald 53 PENSACOLA 2381 Lesli Harding 41 GB 1:57:23 2:02:52 2595 Monica Gildehaus 61 GB 6C 2113 Chloe Vignes 41 GB 1:49:36 BEACH 1:52:03 2400 Sarah Steffen 31 NAVARRE 2480 Angie Makin 43 NAVARRE 2:12:26 1956 Rob Simmons 53 NAV 1:45:46 2115 Tobbe Byrd 51 GB 1:49:38 2219 Ammie Bryant 38 PENSACOLA 1:58:24 2:02:52 2602 Cheryl Kelsch 56 GB 2:13:21 1958 Emma Belmain 21 GB 2122 Travis Taunton 38 GB 1:49:45 BEACH 1:52:20 2409 Kelly Amiss 44 GB 1:58:55 2486 Johnny Graves 58 GB 2:03:06 2603 Lori Goto 48 GB 2:13:29 1:45:54 2123 Brandy Robinson 36 GB 2228 Andrea Haldeman 43 NAV 2410 Kristopher Hutchison 31 GB 2489 Carmen Bolivar 23 NAVARRE 2604 Mark Goto 57 GB 2:13:29 1961 Jason Howard 42 GULF 1:49:46 1:52:37 1:58:57 2:03:09 2608 Rachael Lawson 42 GB BREEZE 1:45:58 2136 Sonnia Grossman 44 GB 2234 Donna McKinnon 55 GB 2414 Marissa Cornay 29 GB 2498 Mega Paracca 43 GB 2:04:02 2:13:47 1964 Jennifer Hensley 41 NAV 1:50:10 1:52:46 1:59:18 2505 Nicole Quinn 29 NAVARRE 2610 Melanie Trostle 40 GB 2:14:03 1:46:05 2140 Eric Grossman 40 GB 1:50:12 2244 David Rowe 49 GB 1:53:06 2415 Nicholas Hirras 39 GB 2:04:26 2614 Lara Schiffman 48 GB 2:14:43 1966 Luis Camero 53 GB 1:46:08 2144 Tom Bloomberg 22 GB 2245 Nathan Tracy 50 GB 1:53:06 1:59:18 2507 Brian Helton 45 NAVARRE 2618 Robert Babcock 59 GB 1979 Rebecca Taylor 50 GB 1:46:31 1:50:15 2267 Celia Pagan 48 GB 1:53:53 2417 Marlee Foley 25 NAVARRE 2:04:33 2:15:06 1981 Penelope Duffey 59 NAV 2151 Jody Okrzesik 59 GB 1:50:23 2271 Susan Pond 38 GB 1:54:08 1:59:20 2509 Malika Godwin 44 GB 2619 Donara Uzunyan 34 GB 1:46:32 2159 Marc Bonifay 53 GB 1:50:33 2272 Samantha Owen 37 NAV 2421 Adam Johnson 25 NAVARRE 2:04:34 2:15:06 1985 Brandy Vinton 32 NAV 2160 James Gillert 62 GB 1:50:33 1:54:08 1:59:24 2510 Bethany Taylor 34 GB 2:04:40 2620 Karen Kellams 52 GB 2:15:12 1:46:37 2162 Anita Clayton-Wise 55 PEN- 2276 Carol Andrews 55 GB 1:54:15 2434 Andrea Long 41 NAVARRE 2518 Chris Luchsinger 50 GULF 2627 Marcia Evans 37 GB 2:15:39 2021 Elizabeth Hewson 54 PEN- SACOLA BEACH 1:50:39 2277 Rachelle Estrada 31 GB 1:59:55 BREEZE 2:04:53 2634 Lacey Dendel 35 GB 2:16:40 SACOLA BEACH 1:47:36 2163 Harlene Dela Torre 35 GB 1:54:16 2441 Mark Johnson 55 GB 2:00:14 2524 Steve Marcanio 57 GB 2644 Janika Howard 44 GB 2027 Jack Williams 60 GB 1:47:43 1:50:39 2278 Stacy Rathje 44 GB 1:54:16 2442 Jennifer Wagner 50 GB 2:05:10 2:18:06 2053 Toni Bryant 33 GB 1:48:14 2165 Jenissa Hendrickson 30 GB 2286 Melody VanWitzenburg 36 GB 2:00:15 2527 Teresa Teel 34 GB 2:05:23 2656 Malori Mclemore 28 GB 2058 Daniel Francis 55 GB 1:48:24 1:50:40 1:54:34 2444 Ivy Helton 43 NAVARRE 2533 Rusty Owen 35 NAVARRE FL 2:19:37 2064 Jessica Bogner 31 NAV 2166 Mark Wise 57 PENSACOLA 2288 Lauren Mullikin 26 NAVARRE 2:00:30 2:05:56 2659 Maegan Glidden 35 GB 1:48:29 BEACH 1:50:41 1:54:38 2445 Maryam Rezaie 36 NAVARRE 2539 Amanda Bartels 38 NAVARRE 2:20:35 2066 Scott Bogner 32 NAV 1:48:30 2178 Jamey Hopper 63 PENSACO- 2321 Michelle Lee 35 NAVARRE 2:00:37 FL 2:06:21 2664 Tiffany Bearden 48 GB 2075 Sarah Eckert 33 NAV 1:48:35 LA BEACH 1:50:53 1:55:33 2449 Brad Donahue 67 GB 2:00:45 2558 Norma Shoemaker 56 GB 2:21:29 2079 Peter Greene 55 GB 1:48:45 2181 Cathy Graves 63 GB 1:50:58 2328 Nathan Skaggs 37 NAVARRE 2453 Betty Little 75 PENSACOLA 2:08:19 2672 Charlene Mason 36 GB 2086 Sean Tomey 45 GB 1:48:49 2183 Barbara Mozur 65 GB 1:55:54 BEACH 2:00:59 2583 William Zimmern 67 GB 2:22:24 2090 Janine Hopper 57 PENSACO- 1:51:06 2329 Jackie Skaggs 37 GB 1:55:54 2454 Terri Hines 52 GB 2:00:59 2:10:58 2681 Eva Williams 54 GB 2:25:23 LA BEACH 1:48:55 2190 Helen Sayre 42 GB 1:51:26 2336 Summer Stead 27 GB 1:56:06 2461 Danny Drossos 58 GB 2587 Jessica Samson 39 GB 2684 Kristen Radcliffe 33 GB 2102 Denis Quarry 50 GB 1:49:16 2192 Blake Sayre 48 GB 1:51:26 2342 Joseph Nagengast 31 NA- 2:01:24 2:11:51 2:25:31 2194 Kaitlyn Vogel 28 NAV 1:51:33 VARRE 1:56:14 2467 Anna Pope 33 GB 2:01:45 2589 Jessica Lopez 37 GB 2:12:02 2689 David Bosso 64 GB 2:28:28

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