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B M P juveniles in the home, many of whom party via a citizen who alerted ESCO students into the residence when they home, which forced deputies to have to Y AT ELLEGRINO were intoxicated. that there were possibly underage - call Emerald Coast Utilities Authority Gulf Breeze News irst arrived. When they entered the res [email protected] A warrant afidavit is currently pend- drinkers at a beach rental home at the idence, all of the people in the home im- to have the water to the house shut off. ing for one of the party’s organizers 1300 block of Ariola Drive. mediately led to the downstairs garage, Another deputy who arrived on scene Details inally emerged this week who admitted to deputies that he and When deputies arrived, the report where the report indicated they broke attempted to apprehend one of the teen- about the “Prom House” party on two other people helped plan the party indicated that there appeared to be ap- through the garage door and lattice and agers as they led from the home and Pensacola Beach that deputies with that took place after Gulf Breeze High proximately 150 people inside of the led the area. As the students were lee- in the process, was tripped and fell to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Of- School’s prom back on April 11. residence. They followed a group of ing the scene, the report indicated that ice busted after it caught over 100 Deputies were alerted to the house “obviously intoxicated” high school they broke a water pipe outside of the See Students Page 3A » Rookie of Commercial the Year area left out Third grade Gulf Breeze Elementary School teacher Elizabeth Fitzgerald was crowned Santa Rosa Education of ordinance Foundation’s Rookie of the Year at a celebration ceremony last week. Fitzgerald, who is in her second Results in more lenient year of teaching, earned the award thanks to votes from her setback requirements peers who recognized her as an outstanding educator. BY MELANIE KORMONDY The GBES teacher was selected Gulf Breeze News from a field of 33 educators in [email protected] the district with three or less years of teaching experience. With the passing of Ordinance 03-15 came stricter setback The GB Area Chamber and buffering requirements for the ive target height zones of Commerce presented the ordinance identiied. Currently, the height limit for build - Fitzgerald with a $500 Sara ing in the commercial area of Gulf Breeze is up to 35 feet of Caudell Scholarship for the habitable space. Originally, six targeted height zones were accomplishment. included in the ordinance, which gives a pathway for devel- opers to build buildings up to 50 feet high in certain areas through a rigorous special exception process. Due to a large amount of public opposition to allow developments higher than 35 feet on a vacant 3.73 acre commercial parcel located next to the Neighborhood Walmart and abutting homes on Kenilworth Ave. and Windsor Place, Mayor Matt Dannheiss- Dep. City manager turns in resignation er took that particular property out of consideration. Since that parcel, zoned as C1 Commercial, is not included in the recently approved ordinance, it falls under the previ- B M P for the city since last told Gulf Breeze News last Monday that Y AT ELLEGRINO August formally turned Carver turned in his resignation the day ous land development code with smaller setback and buffering Gulf Breeze News requirements. [email protected] in the request following after the meeting, but the City had not “ac- a meeting regarding Or- cepted it”. The ive commercial areas under Ordinance 03-15 now Deputy City Manager Curt Carver turned dinance 03-15. Eddy also told a Gulf Breeze News re- have a minimum 30-foot setback requirement from residen- in his resignation with the City of Gulf Eddy refused to com- porter last Monday that the city was looking tial property for a 35-foot building. Breeze on April 30, but the city denied his ment about the incident for a new role for Carver. request. when a reporter spoke See » See » Buffer Page 2A The employee, who has been working Carver to him last Friday, but Carver Page 3A
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A May 14, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Buffer still required under ordinance May Calendar of Meetings Thursday GBA Chamber Monthly Breakfast 14 7 a.m., St. Ann Catholic Church » Continued from Page 1A residential property line on Most recently, developers pro- has not looked into changing the that lot with a vegetative buf- posed a three-story, 43-foot setback and buffering require- Commissioner Regular An eight-foot landscaping and fer, 15 feet closer than if it high apartment complex on ments for that parcel to align 9 a.m., Tiger Point Community Center masonry buffer is also required were included in Ordinance that parcel, but without the in- with the greater requirements Zoning Board under the new ordinance. 03-15. creased height limit exception listed in Ordinance 03-15, but 6 p.m., Tiger Point Community Center Gulf Breeze Code Enforcer Potentially a hotel, strip process the development was developers would still have to Shane Carmichael said that mall, or any other commercial put on hold. go through the same Architec- Friday Optimist Club Breakfast potentially, a developer could endeavor that meets the city’s City Manager Edwin “Buz” tural Review Board process in 15 6:30 a.m., GB Hospital Cafeteria build up to 15 feet from the requirements could go there. Eddy said that currently the city order to build. RESTORE Proposal Scoring Meeting Monday 18 1 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Room City Council Meeting Council to vote on strip mall 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers son Complex strip mall to be posed retail development has parking spaces on the south and BY MELANIE KORMONDY constructed on 250 Gulf Breezethree commercial spaces avail- west sides, and a drive-through Tourist Development Council Gulf Breeze News Wednesday [email protected] Pkwy, located at the corner of able, and already has Dunkin’ will be located on the north side 20 8 a.m., Economic Development Office Hwy 98 and Northcliff Dr. The Donuts signed on as the main of the building. Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Club Meeting At Wednesday’s Executive project has been approved by proprietor. Mattress Firm is under The council is scheduled to noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf Session (one day after the Gulf both the Architectural Review negotiation, leaving one more re- vote for approval at their regular Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive Breeze News went to press) the Board and the Development Re- tail space open. City Council Meeting on Mon- GBA Chamber Board of Directors city council discussed the re-de- view Board. All sides of the building will day, May 18, 6:30 p.m. at the Meeting velopment of the proposed Ben- The 7,800 square foot pro- be paved, making room for 39 Gulf Breeze City Hall. 4 p.m., GBA Chamber Conference Room
School Board Meeting Thursday 21 9 a.m., SRC School Board & Superintendent’s Students give back to GB Arts, Inc. Office
BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Santa Rosa County School District has 70 students between FELONIES Moore, Michelle Jay and Navarre, including Gulf 5/5/2015 Pauline, W/F, 26, 1000 Breeze schools, who use sign Pfau, Miranda block Justice Cir., Gulf language teachers in their daily Suzanne, W/F, 31, 2000 Breeze, drug possession, school schedule. There are six block Settlers Colony larceny students who need full time sign Blvd., Gulf Breeze, fraud language interpreters with them. - insufficient funds check 5/9/2015 That group of students and Kennelly, Leigh teachers who serve them are of Taylor, Makayla Ann, W/F, 1000 block special interest to the Gulf Breeze Lane, W/F, 19, 3000 Esplanade St., Navarre, Arts, Inc. Council. Last week, the block Maplewood Dr., aggravated assault with council in cooperation with Na- Gulf Breeze, burglary, weapon varre High School Art students larcery presented some of those students 5/11/2015 and teachers with a special gift Photos by Pam Brannon 5/6/2015 Palmgren, Clayton during the council’s meeting at Gulf Breeze News Gresham, John Eugene, W/M, 42, 1000 the Gulf Breeze Library. Teachers and Conrad, W/M, 40, 2000 block Fuller Dr., Gulf Julia Stapleton, teacher for the students received block Barefoot Creek Breeze, failure to appear NHS art department, explained the sign language Cir., Navarre, obstructing what her students did and why. name plates justice DUIS “You folks gave us a very much from NHS at needed art grant last year, so we the Gulf Breeze 5/7/2015 were able to purchase some equip- Arts Council 5/7/2015 Johnson, Sean ment we needed in our sculpture meeting last Cortes Sergio Michael, W/M, 24, 5000 class,” Stapleton said. “But with week. Students Romero, H/M, 42, 2000 block Soundside Dr., Gulf that money we also purchased a stand with their block Crescent Wood Rd., Breeze, DUI little extra clay and supplies and sign language Navarre, failure to appear sculptures. made these sign language name 5/8/2015 plates for the students and teach- Gray, Heather Beasley, Keith ers that you support in that pro- Kirsten, W/F, 44, 2000 William, W/M, 38, 7000 gram throughout the county by block Crescent Wood Rd., block Crown Ct., Navarre, using that new equipment. We Navarre, failure to appear DUI have made 27 name plates in all.” Manning, Dale Ray, W/M, 50, 1000 block Abercrombie Rd., Gulf 5/10/2015 Breeze, child neglect Cibula, Thelma Faye, W/F, 500 block Dracena Officers make Way, Gulf Breeze, DUI 5/8/2015 English, Christopher drug arrests Steven, W/M, 30,1000 block Wheeler Rd., from your friends at Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze, marijuana Gulf Breeze Police made nu- distribution merous stops this week in which Gulf drivers were arrested for mari- Breeze Gras, Ervin Edward, juana possession. Police May 14 W/M, 9000 block Quail Report Elisa Farmer Roost Dr., Navarre, sexual Wednesday. May 6 assault
Information provided by Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public Police conducted a trafic stop Gulf Breeze Police Department May 15 record and do not imply guilt. for a seat belt violation at the 800 Beverly Nall All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in block of Highway 98. The stop a court of law. led to the arrest of the driver for the 55-year-old Pensacola driver an outstanding warrant, driving for possession of marijuana and May 18 with a suspended license, co- possession of drug parapherna- AUCTION caine possession and possession lia at 1:14 a.m. Amy Brown AUCTION of drug paraphernalia. The driv- Kristina Spencer er, Paul Lee Jones, 49, of Pen- Pensacola & Milton sacola was arrested and booked Monday, May 11 Julian Cousins 3 Residential Lots into Santa Rosa County Jail. 2 Sell Absolute A trafic stop for speeding at Prime Florida Property at Auction the 800 block of Highway 98 May 19 Thursday, May 7 Estate Settlement at 11:01 a.m. led to the arrest Carina Hearn #1: – Waterfront Lot of the driver of the vehicle for Indian Bayou-off Avalon – 3/4 Acre-Cleared A trafic stop at the 200 block possession of marijuana (under Bob Hahn Upscale Homes–Paved Cty Rd. of Northcliff Drive for a tag vio- 20 gram), possession of drug 1576 Tarpon Ct. – $25,000 Minimum Bid lation led to the arrest of a 21- paraphernalia, failure to register #2: Absolute Auction – Regardless of Price year-old Pensacola man for pos- a motor vehicle and driving with 2 Adjoining Creek Front Lots in Boulder session of marijuana (under 20 a suspended license. Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Creek off Chemstrand Rd. 742 & 748 Crooked Oak Dr. grams) at 11:08 a.m. Also on Monday, police pulled Buy one or Both! over a vehicle for a window tint Kristina Spencer • May 18 BoylestonAuctions.com Friday, May 8 violation at the 800 block of Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre or a Highway 98. The trafic stop led Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the tickets at Online Only ~ Bidding Ends 5/28 to the arrest of the Milton man Gulf Breeze News Office by May 28th A trafic stop on a vehicle with for possession of marijuana (un- Gina Boyleston Register your birthday on our facebook page. no headlights at the 400 block der 20 grams) and possession of Boyleston Auctioneer of Hwy. 98 led to the arrest of drug paraphernalia at 4:43 p.m. A U C T I O N S 850-393-1154 AB3264 AU4475 BK198587
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» Continued from Page 1A be a guest list that was split into Homes and provided the two l $350 to repair the garage ties that three Washington High using any inlammatory agents male/female categories, along individuals with the keys to the door School students were bribed during the house bust. the ground, hitting his knee on a with the grade each student was home once he obtained them. l $300 in appliance repair into coming theto party to serve concrete slab. in. The list detailed approxi- The person who responded to as security. After the scufle, deputies mately how much each person the Craigslist ad told deputies he The property manager later Deputies also met with other locate several high school stu- paid to get into the party, and was unaware that the two indi- advised ESCO that a parent of students who were noted as be- dents who were hiding in one of also indicated who paid to drink viduals he met with had plans to one of the party attendees came ing party planners, but they re- the home’s bedrooms. Deputies and who didn’t pay to drink at host a party in the home, and -as to the property management of- fused to cooperate with investi- advised the students to contact the party. sumed that the two didn’t have ice and paid the bill for all of gators. their parents to come pick them During their investigation, IDs and were unable to rent the the damage. Because the 18-year-old stu- up. deputies discovered that one homeof on their own, according to Students at the high school dent admitted to deputies about Along with noticing nearly the “party planners” recruitedthe report. later contacted ESCO following his part in the Prom House plan- 150 high school students inside someone from Craigslist.com to Following the party, the prop- the party and alerted deputies of ning process, deputies iled a the beach home, who most ap- rent the home in exchange for erty manager provided deputies three individuals who organized warrant afidavit against the peared to be “obviously intoxi- $200 in bribe money. with a breakdown of the damage the party. One was an 18-year- teenager. The afidavit is still cated”, deputies discovered doz- On April 12, deputies were to the property, which included: old GBHS student, who the Gulf under judicial review as of press ens of Natural Light beer cans contacted by the individual who Breeze News refuses to identify time. and several empty liquor bottles was paid to rent the home for l $300 for plumbing because he hasn’t oficially been Despite reports of pepper in and around the rental home. the high school students. The services charged, and two other juvenile spray and other self defense The home was later found to man stated that he contacted l $650 for electrical students. sprays being used when oficers have nearly $3,000 in damage the phone number on the ad, and damage The adult male suspect later arrived at the scene of the house done to it. later met with two individuals, l $300 for a locksmith met with ESCO and told depu- party, the sheriff’s ofice denied When deputies walked the one female and one male, who l $150 for drapery repair ties that he did not meet with perimeter of the home, they provided him with an envelope l $340 for deep cleaning the Craigslist ad responder. MAY SPECIAL located a 12-page document with “a large amount of money” l $150 in carpentry repair According the report, the high DOZEN ROSES containing approximately 261 to pay for the rental home. The l $200 in furniture repair school senior told deputies that $12 99 names of individuals. According bribed individual then rented l $250 to pay for carpet two other seniors at the school to the report, the list appeared to the home from Paradise Beach and upholstery cleaning did instead. He also told depu- Flower Arrangements Plants Balloons Gift Items VanTassel earns 850.916.7673 Delivery to Gulf Breeze, Navarre & Pensacola Beach www.floweramaofgulfbreeze.com scholarship 333 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561
F S R of sifting ROM TAFF EPORTS through Gulf Breeze News [email protected] several ap - plications We are a Multiline Dealer A local high school student before FREE has earned a memorial schol- choosing Sales•Service&Repairs All Makes/Models HEARING arship thanks to her extensive VanTas- TEST! work with civic organizations sel’s sub- Serving Pensacola over 47 years and her extensive extracur- mission. VanTassel Professional Hearing Aid Center ricular activity list. Accord- Pensacola•115NorthPalafoxStreet Patricia Russo Paige VanTassel was award- ing to Joy Grace, the late resi- 438-4092 TollFree1-866-665-HEAR ed the first Mary Emma Grace dent’s mother, the scholarship Memorial Scholarship. idea was drawn up by Mary’s The scholarship was avail- boyfriend Jace Gandy. able to Gulf Breeze High “The spirit of the scholar- School seniors who have a ship is to award it to a GBHS GPA of 3.2 or higher and have senior who possesses that an ACT score of 21 or higher. intangible, hard to measure The scholarship was de- qualities that bring joy and signed to memorialize Mary positive thoughts to others,” Emma Grace, who passed Joy said. “Paige was selected Submitted Photo away last September in an because of her love of people. automobile accident. Grace Life resounded through her Children in the area celebrated their First Communion attended school locally, and essay and her extracurricular Ceremony recently at St. Ann Catholic Church. Victoria graduated from Gulf Breeze activities.” Hofius who is wearing the same veil worn by her High School in 2008. VanTassel was awarded a mother, Grace Hofius, is pictured after the ceremony. A committee drawn up for$500 scholarship to use - to the scholarship had the taskwards a school of her choice. Carver to remain deputy city mgr.
his colleague was not re- Prior to being hired at the ager at Inverness, Ill. Before » Continued from Page 1A moved from his position asCity of Gulf Breeze, Carver being hired on at Gulf Breeze, When Gulf Breeze News deputy city manager, and thatheld a position as city man- Carver had nearly 30 years of spoke with Eddy late last it was business as usual for ager of Carpentersville, Ill and experience managing city op- week, the city manager said Carver. later worked as the city man- erations. Midway man charged with child neglect
road. The cording to the report from the couple realized was intoxicated, BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News toddler had Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s according to the report. [email protected] emerged Report, when they pulled over When deputies arrived, they from a to the side of the road, the child spoke to the child’s parents. The A man who was noted as be- wooded started running back into the parents told deputies that Man- ing “extremely intoxicated” is area on the wooded area. The couple wasning was supposed to be watch- being charged with child ne- north side able to calm the child down ing the child, and that the two glect without great bodily harm of the road and talk to him, and eventually were supposed to be walking to Manning after he allowed the toddler he near the took the child to the Midway the store and back to Manning’s was supposed to be watching, intersection Fire Department irehouse on home on Abercrombie Road. to wander out onto Highway 98 of Abercrombie Road, and was Abercrombie Road where they Deputies eventually gave last week. approaching the busy freeway waited for sheriff’s deputies to Manning a breathalyzer test at The incident occurred around quickly. arrive. the jail a few hours later where 9:30 a.m. last Thursday morn - According to the report, the When they arrived at the sta- the man blew a .276. ing when a couple was travel - toddler was just about to walk tion, they were eventually met Manning was booked into the ing westbound on Highway 98 onto the highway when the cou- by the person who was supposed jail on $7,500. A hold is current- in Midway when they noticed ple, who originally saw the tod- to be taking care of the child. ly placed on the suspect, and as a 2-year-old with no shoes on, dler, slammed on their brakes That person was later identiied of press time, he has not been running near the side of the to avoid hitting the child. Ac- as Dale Manning, 50, who the released from jail.
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General presides over GBHS Submitted Photo JROTC awards ceremony
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Air Force Major General Clay McCutchen from Air Force Spe- cial Operations Command took time from his busy schedule to present awards at Gulf Breeze High School AFJROTC awards ceremony earlier this month. General McCutchen is from the local area. He graduated from the Air Force JROTC program at Choctawhatchee High School and Day of the was a teacher at Pace High years ago. new dolphin General McCutchen gave the Air Commando Association On Saturday, the GBHS Award to Cadets Ian White and class of 2015 replaced Austin Grieser. He also presented the metal dolphin facing the Daedalian award (the Daeda- Hwy. 98 with a newer lian’s are a National Fraternity of stainless steel mammal with blue marble eyes Military Pilots) to Cadet Hunter Submitted Photo designed and welded by Musil. Robert Peterson. Todd Over 500 awards were present- Cadet Ian White and Maj. Gen. McCutchen pose together after the Bailey removed the old ed during the two hour ceremony. General presented the cadet with the Air Commando Association Award. dolphin mascot, which Local Purple Heart awardee and was badly rusted, and Gulf Breeze resident, Norman The largest local scholarship was pre- Culpepper donated some of the erected the new one. Meeker, presented The Military sented by Joe Culpepper, who authored proceeds from his book and the Wa- Peterson will refurbish Order of Purple Heart award to the book, “Mizu San,” which is about ters family put funds together for an the old dolphin and senior Cadet Trent Compton. former Gulf Breeze resident, Fred O. annual $500 scholarship to a worthy erect it in Dolphin The American Legion, Air Waters. cadet. stadium next year. The project cost about Force Association, and the Daugh- Waters was a Hall of Fame photogra- This year’s Fred O. Waters scholar- $3,800. ters of the American Revolution pher, who ilmed many historic events ship winner was senior Cadet Shelby also presented awards and schol- including the world at war during World Pliska. arships during the ceremony. War II. Bob Newell |Gulf Breeze News
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OFFICE MANAGER “Don’t forget your Darla Thompson headphones.” SAM SNIDER ART DIRECTOR Senior, GBHS Nancy Fish Many of our citizens are displeased GRAPHIC DESIGN Maite George As Mayor Dannheisser enter level jobs. Would you predicted at the beginning LETTERS TO THE EDITOR like a better way? CONTRIBUTORS of the City Council meet- Change the tax code to the ing on May 4, many citizens FairTax. The minimum wage Betty Archer Allen left unhappy with the 4-1 of you opposed to growing Tourism is about as pre- “take home pay” would in- Pam Brannon vote in favor of ordinance vertically in Gulf Breeze dictable as the weather … crease by 27 percent with Jack Kale 03-15 changing the building to remember these council and gas prices, yet all we the elimination of payroll Dr. Robert Randel code to allow for Mixed Use members when they come hear about is how to expand tax withholding and the ad- Zones and allowing build- dition of the monthly tax re- Clay Bloodworth up for re-election November it more and more. ings taller than 35 feet (if 2016. I’m not sure how throwing fund called the Prebate. “Don’t get bad grades your individually approved by Joe Henderson’s term millions of dollars into ad- freshman year, because every the council/boards). ends in 2016 and he was the vertising bad drivers (some PAUL LIVINGSTON year counts.” The amendment to make sole member opposed. May- say “tourists”) to come sit Jacksonville VICTORIA BAILEY Member: the maximum 50 rather than or Dannheisser and Cherry in our traffic is a good idea, Senior, GBHS Florida Press Association 60 feet as a compromise was Fitch will also come up for our area sells itself. National Newspaper Assn. positive, but the result will re-election in 2016, whereas We continue to push the FairTax is voluntary still change the character of Renee Bookout and David boundaries of our already Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce Gulf Breeze. Landfair’s terms do not ex- insufficient infrastructure. Harry Reid called our in- come tax system a voluntary (“2014 Business of the Year ” When we moved here, our pire until 2018. The City of Gulf Breeze’s one. “2003 Small Business of the Year”) thought was that the popula- But if we can get some vision statement is to be the tion within city limits could good candidates who like “most livable city in Amer- He wants you to think Pensacola Beach not grow much past 6,000, small town Gulf Breeze to ica by 2020”, yet residence it’s just like giving to your Chamber of Commerce since we are surrounded by run, perhaps we could re- are trapped with traffic. church, or charity. Giving Greater Pensacola water and Naval Live Oaks visit the ordinance and re- I recently drove off the is an emotional act, usually Chamber of Commerce and there were restrictions peal it 3-2 before too much beach one afternoon, cars done from the heart. Ameri- on height. damage is done. stopped as far as I could cans give to many causes, Navarre Tourist “Grow out your lo.” Development Council I first visited Destin in more than any other nation Remember Gulf Breeze’s see, I also saw an ambulance BLAKE CALLAHAN 1967 and it truly was a on Earth. We are a giving Santa Rosa County mission statement that we (lights and sirens) trying to Senior, GBHS Chamber of Commerce “Sleepy Little Fishing Vil- want to “ preserve and en- get onto the beach. people lage”, not the wall to wall hance its hometown char- We should not have to George W. Bush once ad- condos of today. When the acter and natural environ- sacrifice our quality of life vanced the scariest idea I’d LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Master Plan was being cre- ment to foster a high quality at the expense of relying too ever heard of. In 2001 The News welcomes your opinion. We ated, comparisons were fre- of family life.” I could not heavily on a very delicate CATO Institute reported reserve the right to edit a letter to fit quently made to Fairhope, agree more. industry. “President George W. Bush space available. We do not accept has proposed that faith-based letters containing a personal attack not Destin. I believe that our area has charities be made eligible to on any individual. Letters must be Young people are return- CECILIA HINES more than beaches, parks, limited to one per month from an ing to Gulf Breeze with Gulf Breeze restaurants, and museums, receive billions of dollars in individual writer. If we receive form their families because they it has a diverse and talent- federal grants to provide so- letters, we will print only the first remember what it was like ed community that deserve cial services.” Government one we receive. Include your name, growing up in a small town. There is so much more than heavy traffic and would have decided which address and daytime phone number. In addition to changing more to this area low wage seasonal jobs. Just religious organizations re- “Don’t slack your freshman the entire feel of the city by how we put our families ceived funding. Someone year.” CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze adding tall apartment com- I rarely ever go to the first, our community should in Washington D. C. would GENA RAMOS News is committed to accuracy and plexes, businesses, retail, beach, because on any given be first too. hand out favors to his or her Senior, GBHS wants to hear from you if we need etc, I am very concerned weekend if the weather is best choice. to make a correction or clarification. When government hands Please email us at news@gulf- about the total infrastructure above 70 degrees traffic is GRANT CORBIN out your tax dollars, is that breezenews.com with the subject and increased traffic. usually backed up for miles, Gulf Breeze line CORRECTION or CLARIF- Unfortunately, we do not either resembling a parking giving? More than likely ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 have much control over the lot or at parade route. I’m the IRS would have been during office hours and ask for new bridge (other than the usually already sunburned There are in charge of selecting the news or sports departments. multiple town meetings and by the time I get off the consequences to “proper” receivers of these ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News workshops which seemed to bridge, (aspirating entrepre- monies. will not be responsible for quality or have little impact on deci- neurs take note; sell bottled raising minimum Someone like Lois Lerner discoloration in ads provided by the sions), but we can as a city would choose between Cath- advertiser or its agents. water and sunscreen on the wage limit growth of population side of bridges). olics or Baptists or Luther- and the accompanying ve- Next time you are stuck, ans, etc. Gulf Breeze News is published I am all for increasing the I mention this to contrast “Don’t fall back at the weekly on Thursdays for $39 per hicles. take a moment of your time “take home pay” for not only it with the theft that is our beginning of the year.” year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. We also can improve and turn down Billy Idol, the minimum wage earner PEYTON HOOVER Periodical postage paid at Gulf drainage, road conditions, take your eyes off the phone, current tax system. You have by all U.S.A. employees. Senior, GBHS Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. walking and biking abil- and look around; you’ll see no say in how much they But first please consider Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. ity, and green spaces. And that a majority of the cars take. They want to crush and understand that raising POSTMASTER: Please send we can fill the commercial around you are mostly lo- your hope, work harder and the minimum wage was two address changes to Gulf Breeze vacancies already present cals trying to enjoy the rea- they take more. The FairTax News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL consequences, higher prices GOD'S WORD throughout the city. son why they live here in is voluntary. 32562. and fewer jobs. “Blessed are those who hunger Since the decision to pass the first place (they didn’t All content is copyrighted 2015. So raise the minimum wage the ordinance was 4-1, my for the lower than average AL OSE and thirst for righteousness, for Advertising rates are available upon if you want to pay more for recommendation is for those wages). Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. they shall be satisied.” request. a hamburger and have fewer — Matthew 5:6
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Inside the building he had hours at Gulf Breeze Hospi- M - F 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. CONGRATULATIONS one was willing to give blood, ley-By-The-Sea. “We needed at people — including some other tal over the past few summers, Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. GRADS! prayers and faith, she survived. least 32 people to donate, and Boy Scout volunteers and their working in the Sterile Process- (850) 934-0492 My little sister has had one brain we got 60,” he told Gulf Breezefamilies — offering child care, ing Department of the Operating and two heart surgeries. Every News. as well as showing exhibits on Room at Gulf Breeze Hospital. www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com time she goes to have surgery Myers worked to prepare for Ham Radio and Hurricane Pre- Dewey Barker of Gulf Breeze, Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL she has top make sure there is the blood drive for a full year — paredness. 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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Flying high for FSU Morgan Baker flies through the air during a for FSU 2014 GBHS pep rally. Baker was one of three GBHS seniors (Savannah Wilson, Michael Rice), along with 2014 grad Kevin Schmitz, to make the cheerleading squad at Florida State University. Three GBHS seniors, one 2014 grad make Florida State cheer squads
BY JASON THOMPSON “It feels pretty dang awesome,” said Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the son of Millie and Bert Rice. “It’s deinitelygoingtobeagreatopportunity Several Gulf Breeze mothers got a go and represent Florida State in a little more than a box of chocolates and positive way.” a dozen roses on Mother’s Day. Schmitz made the Florida State squad The holiday was a culmination of last year, but wasn’t able to compete due a three-day process for Florida State to a shoulder injury. University’s cheerleading tryouts. “It was very exciting. I think this is the And at the end, four former Dolphin irsttimeeverthattherehavebeenthat cheerleaders — 2014 grad Kevin many cheerleaders to make a Division Schmitz and seniors Morgan Baker, I cheer team in the same year from the Michael Rice and Savannah Wilson same school. We are very proud of them,” — who instead of wearing blue, will be GBHS coach Carlee McCullers said. wearing garnet with their gold. The Gulf Breeze High Cheer Class of “It’s weird. I feel like it hasn’t set in 2015 may not be done yet, either. By yet. It’s exciting,” said the daughter of the end of this weekend, GBHS may Jill and Wade Wilson. have a freshman cheerleader at both “It’s amazing. I’m on cloud nine. I Troy University and the University of still haven’t taken it all in yet,” said the South Alabama. daughter of Laura and Bill Baker. See Quartet, Page 7B » 40th Optimist Fishing Rodeo this weekend Forty years ago, Gulf Breeze Thespearishingtournamentstarts Optimist Club launched a fundraiser at sunrise on Friday, May 15 and ends that not only taught children to Sunday, May 17 at 5 p.m. to coincide ish, but also offered a multitude of withtheGulfCoastLionishCoalition categoriesinwhichnearlyeveryish andtheFWC.Thisyear,spearishers could be a prize winning catch. can enter two tournaments with the The popularity of the event sameish! increased each year and it raised The hook-and-line tournament starts money for the youth programs of the on Saturday at 6 a.m. and goes through Gulf Breeze area. Sunday at 5 p.m. One day ishing This year, on May 15-17, the constitutes a complete tournament. GBOC Fishing Rodeo returns to Weigh-in is on Saturday and Shoreline Park South in Gulf Breeze, Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Awards illedwithfun,ishing,foodandthe will be presented at 5:30 p.m. on chance for each entrant to win $1,000 Sunday.Afreeishfrywillbeserved in prize money. by the Optimists to all participants The Rodeo is open to both shore and sponsors during the weigh-in and pier anglers as well as those on periods. board private and ishing vessels. The entry fee of $25 is waived for Thisyear,spearishersgettheirown all children 9 and under who have an category, and they are especially adult registered for the event. A silent encouraged to target the invasive auction will offer bidders a chance to Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Lionishspecies.Theboatthatturns wintwohalfdaycharterishingtrips inthemostlionishwillwinanaward from Hot Spots. Gearing up again valued at $500. See Optimist, Page 6B » Head football coach Chris Nemith talks during a spring football practice last week. Gulf Breeze will hold its Blue and White intrasquad game Saturday. Cost is $3 per person (proceeds go toward paying the assistant coaches in the summer). Open House: May 17, 1-5pm Come By For Refreshments And A Tour Of This Beautiful Tower Residence.
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Submitted Photo Tourney champs again The Bayside Dynamo U-15 girls team won the Emerald Coast Cup Championship in penalty kicks last weekend - their third consecutive tournament win. They are (seated): Margeaux Hunt. Second row (from left): Jocelyn Fernandez, Rylie Thomas, Makayla Sullivan, Sierra Fernandez, Katelyn Stahl, Hannah Hughson, Coach Carlos Goncalves. Back row (from left): Kasey Richards, Toni Fuentealba, Maddie Martin, Molly deMahy, Abby Morgan, Kaylah Butterworth and Michaela Schonewolf.
Submitted Photo Diamond Girls The following Diamong Girls were honored at the recent GBHS Baseball Awards Banquet (from left): Addie Frierdich, Mary Chatham Kuykendall, Haylie Lecaroz, Tabi Alonzo, Lia Lampone, Madison DeMotts, Margeaux Hunt, Haley Walls, Olivia Spann, Maria Malamo, and Baileigh Loggins.
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2015 SCHEDULE MAY 14 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM BLUE WAHOOS TAKE FOUR OF SIX 15 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 16 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 PM 17 vs. Mississippi, 4:00 PM 18 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 PM #7 19 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 PM FROM SMOKIES FOR FIRST SERIES WIN 20 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 PM 21 vs. Jackson, 6:30 PM RAY CHANG 22 vs. Jackson, 6:30 PM 23 vs. Jackson, 6:30 PM BY JASON THOMPSON 6-1, 195 LB. IF 24 vs. Jackson, 4:00 PM Gulf Breeze News 25 vs. Jackson, 6:30 PM [email protected] AGE: 31 27 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM 28 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM It took more than a month, but the A native of Kansas City, 29 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos won its irst Mo., Chang is in his fifth 30 @ Mississippi, 6:00 PM organization since graduating series of the year last week by taking 31 @ Mississippi, 1:00 PM from Rockhurst University in four of six from the Tennessee Smokies. 2005. JUNE Pensacola Blue Wahoos 4, Chang was first signed with the San Diego Padres as a 1 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Tennessee Smokies 3 (May 5): Ben 2 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM non-drafted free agent on July 4, 2005. He then signed with 3 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Klimesh, who was promoted to Triple-A the Pittsburgh Pirates as a Minor League free agent on June 4 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Louisville the following day, struck out 16, 2008. He was then signed by the Boston Red Sox as a 5 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM four in two innings for his ifth save as Minor League free agent on Jan. 6, 2010 before signing with 6 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM the Wahoos won the series opener. Minnesota Twins on Dec. 17, 2010. He signed a Minor League 7 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 PM free agent deal with the Cincinnati Reds in January, 2013. 8 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Smokies 2-4, Blue Wahoos 1-1 (May 9 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM 6): Robert Stephenson's seventh walk 10 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM of the game left to the eventual winning 11 @ Montgomery, 7:05 PM run scoring in the opener. The Smokies 2015 SOUTHERN 12 @ Montgomery, 7:05 PM 13 @ Montgomery, 6:35 PM scored four in the top of the seventh to LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 14 @ Montgomery, 5:35 PM complete the sweep. 15 @ Montgomery, 12:05 PM Blue Wahoos 5, Smokies 4 BATTING (AS OF MAY 10) 17 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM (Thursday): Jesse Winker's single with TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 18 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM Mississippi 928 118 248 7 108 86 181 22 .335 .343 .267 19 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM two outs in the ninth scored Juan Perez Tennessee 965 135 254 18 122 118 227 18 .345 .385 .263 20 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM as Pensacola rallied from 4-0 down in Montgomery 1043 147 274 26 138 111 272 21 .342 .412 .263 21 vs. Mobile, 2:00 PM the irst inning for a walk-off win. Birmingham 978 111 253 12 107 82 235 26 .325 .379 .259 25 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Blue Wahoos 3, Smokies 0 (Friday) : Chattanooga 957 157 245 31 150 104 243 26 .335 .441 .256 26 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Biloxi 924 102 233 11 97 96 179 35 .328 .335 .252 27 @ Mississippi, 6:00 PM Josh Smith, Layne Somsen and Zack Mobile 977 112 240 16 102 82 225 13 .307 .364 .246 28 @ Mississippi, 5:00 PM Weiss combined on a ive-hit shutout Jackson 933 111 222 10 96 91 232 21 .312 .343 .238 29 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM with eight strikeouts as the Wahoos took Jacksonville 969 99 224 14 92 86 231 7 .295 .338 .231 the 3-2 series lead. Pensacola 908 85 205 9 78 90 220 17 .302 .325 .226 JULY PITCHING (AS OF MAY 10) 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Blue Wahoos 5, Smokies 1 TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM (Saturday): Wandy Peralta allowed Biloxi 18-12 2.53 4 10 192 78 71 9 89 231 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM only one run over seven innings and Mobile 17-12 3.10 2 11 238 101 91 16 94 221 9 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM Yovan Gonzalez hit a solo homer to Tennessee 15-14 3.21 2 8 203 112 90 13 103 237 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM Jacksonville 13-16 3.52 4 11 235 111 102 21 79 245 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM give Pensacola the series win. Montgomery 14-16 3.67 2 5 265 124 111 15 108 241 12 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 PM Jacksonville Suns 5, Blue Wahoos 4 Birmingham 15-14 3.99 0 9 252 123 115 21 81 246 13 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM (Monday): Beau Amaral's solo homer Pensacola 11-19 3.99 2 6 244 125 109 9 102 206 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM in the ninth got Pensacola within a run, Mississippi 14-14 4.09 1 10 246 129 112 15 101 182 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Chattanooga 17-12 4.22 3 9 255 129 117 15 90 241 22 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News but the Wahoos left the tying run on Jackson 11-16 5.01 2 8 268 145 135 20 99 195 23 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM Jesse Winker runs to first in a recent Wahoos game. bases as they lost in Jacksonville. 24 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM 26 vs. Biloxi, 4:00 PM PROMOTIONS IN MAY AUGUST Date Opponent Promotion/Event Presented by For 7 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Sat, May 16 Braves Fireworks Saturday Budweiser 8 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM 9 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 PM Golf Day Gulf Winds Fed. 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Submitted Photo U-16 Midseason Tourney champs Tiger Point's Team Shearman recently won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance Midseason Tournament in the U-16 division. They are (front row, from left): Libya Hall, Seven Seltzer, Jada Mittelman, Mariah Mayuga and Cassidy Phillips. Second row (from left): Aqua Lovelette, Kerigan Neal, Sarah Shearman, Hannah Feerick, Carson Townsend, Julia McMaster, Madison Tarrance and Madison Schluter. Back row (from left): Coaches David Feerick, Charlie Shearman and Doug Sydow. Not shown: Coach Bobby Lovelette.
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ABOVE: GBHS Guidance Counselor Ashley Turner awards Dolphin Determination awards to Nathan Theorgood, Nicole Fuller, Tristan Cantrelle, Jacob Hammond, while Lori Weickert (right) presents to the Outstanding Languge Arts Student Award to Callie Craighead.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 701 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Clerk of 110 NOTICE UNDER Circuit Court, Santa Rosa County, Florida, will on the REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE - COMMERCIAL FICTITIOUS NAME 11th Day of June, 2015, at 11:00 a.m., (CST) at the GEN. MERCHANDISE LAW www.santarosa.realforeclose.com, offer for sale and - MISCELLANEOUS sell at public outcry, one by one, to the highest bidder DOWNTOWN GULF BREEZE Pursuant to Section for cash, the property located in Santa Rosa County, 865.09, Florida Statutes Florida, as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY Harbourtown for lease. Threecommercial GIVEN that the under- SAWMILLS from only signed, desiring to Lot 4, Block “F”, SANTA ROSA BEACH, according units from 1200 s.f. with Hwy. 98 to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book $4,397.00 - MAKE & engage in business under the fictitious name of A, Page 48, Public Records of Santa Rosa County, SAVE MONEY with frontage. Ample parking. No flooding. Florida. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News your own bandmill A CLEANING Great for retail or professional offices. EXPERIENCE, LLC pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered - Cut lumber any Who, me? Yes, you located at 1520 on May 5, 2015, in the above-styled cause, pending in dimension. In Stock, Closest to the beach — no SRIA fee! For Lighthouse Ct, in the said Court. County of SANTA ready to ship! FREE ROSA, in the City of GBHS senior Maddie Mateer, shown here during details, call (850) 380-7887 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the Info/DVD: www. Gulf Breeze, Florida February's GBHS Drama Review, was one of 25 seniors 32563 sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the statewide who recently received an Arts for Life! NorwoodSawmills. date of the lis pendens must fi le a claim within 60 days com 1-800-578- intends to register the after the sale. scholarship. Mateer was one of only three to receive said name with the one for drama. AFL also awarded scholarships for 1363 Ext.300N 217 1300 Division of Corporations s/ Stephen Orsillo Creative Writing, Dance, Music and Visual Art. ------EMPLOYMENT - of the Florida Department JAMES E. SORENSON (FL Bar #0086525), SERVICES of State, Tallahassee, D. TYLER VAN LEUVEN (FL Bar #0178705), Florida. SKILLED TRADE JACK E. KIKER, III (FL Bar #0010207), 207 Dated at Gulf Breeze, J. BLAIR BOYD (FL Bar #28840), EMPLOYMENT DISH TV Starting About FREE SAME Florida, this 5th day of STEPHEN ORSILLO (FL Bar #89377), & AVIATION Grads work at $19.99/month DAY Installation! May, 2015. JESSICA A. THOMPSON (FL Bar #0106737), of - DRIVERS Williams, Gautier, Gwynn, DeLoach & Sorenson, P.A. with JetBlue, Boeing, (for 12 mos.) SAVE! CALL Now! 888- A CLEANING Post Offi ce Box 4128 Delta and others - Regular Price $34.99 986-4858 EXPERIENCE, LLC Tallahassee, Florida 32315-4128 start here with hands Call Today and Ask ------Telephone (850) 386-3300/Facsimile (850) 205-4755 LEGAL 26759 5/14/15 [email protected] (E-Service E-Mail Address) 25 DRIVER TRAINEES on training for FAA Attorneys for Plaintiff NEEDED NOW IN certification. Financial LEGAL 26767 Gulf Breeze News 2x 5/14/15 THE FL PANHANDLE! aid if qualified. Call NOTICE UNDER Become a driver for Aviation Institute of FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Stevens Transport! Maintenance 866- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Earn $800+ 314-5838 Pursuant to Section FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 865.09, Florida Statutes FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA per week! NO ------NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- experience Needed! SANTA ROSA COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, signed, desiring to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Local CDL Training! 300 engage in business under Job Ready in 3wks! the fictitious name of Plaintiff, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, NOTICES AND FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION 1-800-709-7364 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNALU vs. ------ENTERPRISES DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY AMERICAS AS Are you ready to located at 2710 PAUL ALLEN WARD, ADRIAN WOODS HOMEOWN- TRUSTEE RALI 2006-QS6., Summertree Ln., in ERS ASSOCIATION, INC., UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF kick-start your Adoption- Enthusiastic, the County of SANTA PAUL ALLEN WARD AND UNKNOWN TENANT(S), Plaintiff new career? active, devoted couple ROSA, in the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida vs. Now Interviewing seek to adopt and cre- 32563 Defendants. Accredited Truck ate adventurous fam- intends to register the CASE NO. 2013 CA 1087/ RICHARD P. NICELY, et al. Driving School ily. Allowed expenses said name with the Graduates (With paid. Hillary/Joel. Division of Corporations NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Defendant(s) of the Florida Department CDL-A) for our Entry 1-800-515-1005. of State, Tallahassee, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Clerk of CASE NO.: 13000383CAMXAX/ Level Apprentice Susan Stockham Florida. Circuit Court, Santa Rosa County, Florida, will on the 8th day of June, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. CST (12:00 p.m. EST), NOTICE OF SALE Program. Must have FL#0342521 Dated at Gulf Breeze, online at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com, offer for sale Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judg- Florida, this 8th day of Good MVR, Work ------ment of Foreclosure In Rem, dated April 20, 2015, en- April, 2015. and sell, one by one, to the highest bidder, the property history and Criminal located in Santa Rosa County, Florida, as follows: tered in Civil Case Number 13000383CAMXAX, in the Background history. 900 Stacey Lewis Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida, wherein LOT 16, BLOCK A, OF ADRIAN WOODS PHASE DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY AMERICAS AS Call Chris Blackwell FINANCIAL LEGAL 26765 5/14/15 ONE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS TRUSTEE RALI 2006-QS6. is the Plaintiff, and RICH- at 843-266-3731 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK E, PAGE 33, OF THE ARD P. NICELY, et al., are the Defendants, Santa Rosa Submitted Photo to discuss pay and PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, County Clerk of Court will sell the property situated in FLORIDA. Santa Rosa County, Florida, described as: benefits. www.bull- PROBLEMS with the New Noles doghiway.com EOE IRS or State Taxes? AKA 1017 RIN COURT, MILTON, FL 32583 Lot 6, Block “B”, of ROBLEDAL ESTATES - UNIT 6, according to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Kevin Schmitz (left), a 2014 GBHS grad, along with seniors ------Wall & Associates can NOTICE OF SALE Morgan Baker, Savanah Wilson and Michael Rice all made pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered Plat Book “C”, Page(s) 140, Public Records of Santa Experienced OTR settle for a fraction Rosa County, Florida. the Florida State University cheerleading squad Sunday. The property describ- on April 7, 2015, in the above-styled cause, pending in Flatbed Drivers of what you owe! ed below, stored at said Court. earn 50 up to 55 Results may vary. BETTA STOR-IT, 2999 at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, www.santarosa.realforeclose.com at 11:00 AM, on the cpm loaded. $1000 Not a solicitation Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the Breeze, FL will be dis- sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date 20th day of August, 2015. Any person claiming an in- sign on to Qualified for legal services. posed of in accordance of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within 60 days after terest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the Quartet makes drivers. Home most 877.330.3429 with Florida statute the sale. property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must fi le a claim within 60 days after the sale. weekends. Call: ------83.801.809 at the above address on 5/30/15 at s/ Stephen Orsillo 843-266-3731 / 10 A.M. JAMES E. SORENSON (FL Bar #0086525), Dated: April 28, 2015 www.bulldoghiway. 1100 D. TYLER VAN LEUVEN (FL Bar #0178705), FSU cheer squad Greve - 359 JACK E. KIKER, III (FL Bar #0010207), FLORIDA FORECLOSURE ATTORNEYS, PLLC com. EOE GARAGE SALES Brown - 530 J. BLAIR BOYD (FL Bar #28840), By:/S/Matthew Glachman » From The coed squad cheers at men's ------Cockerham - 1019 STEPHEN ORSILLO (FL Bar #89377), & ___ Matthew Glachman, Esquire (FBN 98967) Page 1B Yard Sale on Sat., May Jones-Riley - 1036 JESSICA A. THOMPSON (FL Bar #0106737), of 4855 Technology Way, Suite 500 basketball games, while the all- 217 Williams, Gautier, Gwynn, DeLoach & Sorenson, P.A. Boca Raton, FL 33431 16, 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. Burke - 1233 McCullers added that they girl squad cheers for the women's Post Offi ce Box 4128 (561) 391-8600 EMPLOYMENT - 1241 Redwood Ln., All units contain, but not Tallahassee, Florida 32315-4128 [email protected] have been training every team. Cheerleaders from both SKILLED TRADE Gulf Breeze, 32563. limited to, household Telephone (850) 386-3300/Facsimile (850) 205-4755 goods. [email protected] (E-Service E-Mail Address) If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- day for the past six months squads will compete each week ------Attorneys for Plaintiff commodation in order to participate in a court proceed- to get ready for the tryouts. to perform for away games. 1300 LEGAL 26762 ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision Can You Dig It? Heavy Gulf Breeze News Legal 26761 Gulf Breeze News 2x 5/14/15 of certain assistance. Please contact: Court Adminis- “They’ve all been working "They have to ight for SERVICES 2X 5-14-15 tration, ADA Liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Equipment Operator Street Milton, FL 32570 Phone (850)623-3159 Fax really hard to get where they their spot every single week," Career! Receive Hands (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@fl courts1.gov at least On Training And Struggling with 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or im- are,” she said. McCullers said. If they don't mediately upon receiving this notifi cation if the time be- Wilson made the 26- have the skills then they don't get National Certifications DRUGS or ALCOHOL? fore the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. member All-Girl Squad, while to cheer. If they do, they do." Operating Bulldozers, Addicted to PILLS? Talk Backhoes & Excavators. to someone who cares. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Baker, Rice and Schmitz are All the cheerleaders have Si usted es una persona con una discapacidad que Lifetime Job Placement. Call The Addiction FOR LEASE OF EQUIPMENT necesita ningún alojamiento con el fi n de participar en part of the 26-member Coed an off-season work regimen Veteran Benefits Hope & Help Line for un proceso judicial, tiene derecho, sin costo alguno para usted, para el suministro de determinada asistencia. Por Eligible! 1-877-494- a free assessment. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Squad. Both will cheer at (three days of cardio, two favor, póngase en contacto con: Administración de los Florida is soliciting proposals for the lease of two hydraulic wheeled excavators. The 1171 855-995-3142 Tribunales, ADA Enlace condado de Santa Rosa 6865 successful provider shall enter into an agreement with Santa Rosa County which will football games. days of weight training). Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Teléfono (850) 623------detail the equipment to be provided, lease rate, maintenance agreement and length of 3159 Fax (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ fl courts1. lease; duration of the lease is contingent on annual budgetary funding. gov al menos 7 días antes de su comparecencia ante el tribunal estaba previsto, o inmediatamente después de All proposals must be in writing and delivered by hand or Fed Ex to the Santa Rosa la recepción de esta notifi cación si el tiempo antes de County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, la comparecencia prevista es inferior a 7 días, si usted 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., June 9, 2015. All proposals shall be está escuchando la voz o intoxicado, llame al 711. sealed and clearly labeled, “RFP- Lease of Equipment”. Submittals shall include one (1) original, eleven (11) copies of the proposal, and one (1) CD with the full pro- Si ou se yon moun ki gen andikap ki bezwen aranjman posal included, each document must be in an individual PDF format fi le. The proposal nenpòt nan lòd yo patisipe nan yon pwosedi tribinal la, will be publicly opened at this time. Only proposals received by the aforestated time ou gen dwa, san sa pa koute ou, yo fè pwovizyon de and date will be considered. Proposals received after the time set for opening will be asistans a sèten. Tanpri kontakte: Tribinal Administras- rejected and returned to the submitter. yon an, Lwa ADA-Lyezon Santa Rosa Konte 6865 Caro- line Adrès Milton, FL 32570 Telefòn (850) 623-3159 Specifi cations may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.santarosa. Faks (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ fl courts1.gov fl .gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the above ad- RAD omwen 7 jou anvan pwograme konparèt nan tribinal ou G dress. Telephone (850) 983-1870 YOUR an, oswa imedyatman sou resevwa notifi kasyon sa a si tan an anvan aparans ki pwograme gen mwens pase 7 Questions concerning this request should be directed to Tom Collins at (850) 981- ONOR jou; si w ap tande oswa ki gen pwoblèm vwa, rele 711. H 7151. Si vous êtes une personne handicapée qui a besoin d’un The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, logement afi n de participer à une procédure judiciaire, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines vous avez le droit, sans frais pour vous, à la fourniture to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. with a Tribute ad in Gulf Breeze News! de certaines aides. S’il vous plaît contacter: Adminis- tration Cour, ADA liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Téléphone (850) 623- business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small 3159 Télécopieur: (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- fl courts1.gov au moins 7 jours avant votre comparution prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national devant le tribunal prévue, ou dès réception de cette no- origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. Call 932-8986 for more info! tifi cation, si le temps avant l’apparition programmée est inférieure à 7 jours; si vous entendez la voix ou malen- By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida tendants, composez 711. 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Cooking over an open Last year's event drew over study to Escambia county 500 people who enjoyed the lame infuses food with a unique lavor, and this Sat- great food, live music and a urday several local grill mas- beautiful Gulf Breeze day. Questions remain about future of SRIA and services ters will bring their skills to a Loaded Goat will return this grilling competition. No mat- year to provide the entertain- B P B ter who takes home the prize, ment and a family fun area Y AM RANNON the real winners are sure to be will be provided by Pensacola Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the ones who sample the deli- Mess Hall. cious food. Tickets are $10 in advance Today, (Thursday, May 14) the Santa Rosa The second annual "Gril- and $12 at the event. Children island Authority will have its latest econom- lin’ In The Breeze" event will 10 and under are free. Soft ic study on Pensacola Beach’s future with or be at Saturday, May 16 from drinks, beer and water will be without lease fees presented to the Escambia 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shoreline for sale at the cook-off. County Commission at the county’s com- Park in Gulf Breeze, next to Judges will award irst to mittee of the whole meeting in Pensacola. the Community Center. third prize and there will also The SRIA Board discussed and debated for Organizer Chris Bloom- be a People's Choice division almost two hours last week about the study berg devised the event to sup- determined by tips and dona- done by a consultant they hired through West have made it clear to us through meetings ties and purposes are. This study says we port our local chapter of Take tions which will beneit the Florida Planning Council. The inally unani- and communications – they want lease are here to provide municipal services to Stock In Children®. Take Stock in Children pro- mous decision was that the study should not fees reduced or eliminated, and they want the beach. But the statute says we are here "I always wanted to give gram. be recommended to the County as a inal a board out here left in place to maintain to develop and promote the island. We back to the community of Details are available on the endorsement from the SRIA, but only as a services at their current level. This is still a need to decide exactly what we are here to Gulf Breeze that gave me a Grillin' in the Breeze Facebook piece to the puzzle when determining how work in progress, trying to determine how do. And I would like to see a budget with great start in life," Bloomberg page and the Grillin’ website to move forward with funding of Pensacola to maintain those services if we reduce ive percent across the board cut just so we said. at: grillininthebreeze.com. Beach expenses. lease fees.” can see if that was done what we would Steven McDonald, economist with GAI SRIA Board chair Tammy Bohannon need to to without.” said, “We are currently working under an Board member Karen Sindell agreed Consultants, Inc of Orlando, is being asked MICHELLE CARLSON to come to the Escambia County meeting $8 million budget for the past few years with Gilley. She and Gilley made a motion Thursday to present his study to the com- to maintain services on the beach that the and a second to have the staff work up an 850.686.6588 missioners. The county’s budget director, beach has become accustomed to receiv- “exercise” budget to present to the SRIA Amy Lavoy, will also present her study on ing. If we can only come up with $4 mil- board at its next meeting to see where the parity with the beach – showing how the lion, for example, through whatever we cuts would come if cuts had to be made. expense of some services could be picked do if lease fees are eliminated – even bake Board member Thomas Campanella Lot 17 Pins Lane up by the county budget. sales – then the county will need to decide said, “This study and the presentation of if it can come up with the other $8 million. both studies May 14 is only the introduc- Residential Lot For Sale • MLS#479793 • $42,500 The concern of both the county and the 2 blocks away from Oriole Beach boat ramp. Fishing, golf, Swenson Park, and OBE school near by. SRIA board moving forward with the next And if not, then we need to decide if there tion to the book – we have not even written budgets surround the lease fees possibly are things we can do without.” chapter one of this book. This is just to get Board member Janice Gilley said she the conversation started. We need to get Each ofice is independently being reduced or entirely eliminated on owned and operated Pensacola Beach since property taxes are wanted to see the SRIA staff come up with the conversation started. The people out now being levied. an exercise budget, showing a 5 percent here have made it clear they do not want Board member Dave Pavlock said, “The cut in each department – just to see what lease fees on top of taxes. But to keep the SRIA was formed by state statute in 1946 that would mean. current level of services, we have to have to improve and develop the island and try “We need to determine exactly what the some answers that we do not have yet. This to cajole people to come out here. People Santa Rosa island Authority’s responsibili- is an important start May 14.”
Ospreys ind Gulf Breeze a good FRIDAY LADIES’ SHOOT place to nest and raise their young 1/2 OFF THURSDAY Have you counted all the from California, Mississippi, remorse for those times that I MILITARY SHOOT osprey nests around lately? It South Florida (that’s a whole was more hurtful than helpful 1/2 OFF w/ID seems like we have become different state, right?), Georgia, to others who were looking for the osprey Mecca. Apparently Virginia, Louisiana, and others. a home. Today, I join the writer they have joined the ranks of us Others on my street are home- of Hebrews in saying “Do not who agree that life on the coast grown Breezers. Yet, we all call forget to show hospitality to ✪ ✪ is a beautiful and good thing. this place our home. Locals and strangers, for by so doing some Concealed Weapon Classes Gunsmithing Firearm Training They have been building nests globals, we all love this place people have shown hospitality 1889 Cowen Rd. |Gulf Breeze , FL 32563 | (850) 932-5500 in the tops of pine trees at Fort and built our nests in this great to angels without knowing it.” TURN LEFT OFF OF HWY. 98 ACROSS FROM THE GULF BREEZE ZOO Pickens, on light poles at Tiger no nest in that spot. In its place community. Love one. Love another. MON - SAT: 9am to 8pm | SUN: noon to 6pm Point Rec Center, along the tops are pointed pieces of metal that As we build, we have to www.oakridgegunrangegb.com of billboards, and any other tall have been strategically designed ind suitable places to raise place you can ind. My kids to make the sign unappealing to our young. We look for places love looking for them and see- these cool birds. Engineering 1: where we can view the world in ing if the birds are perched in Osprey 0. I guess not everyone which we live. We seek a place them when we pass by. It’s been wants an osprey nest so close to to soar and succeed. Sometimes a lot of fun looking for these home … or head. we ind platforms. Then we put huge bird nests. On the other hand, within a down roots and build our rela- Some of these nests have mile or so of that old nest, my tionships with our new neigh- been used for years and new kids saw a platform that had bors. Sometimes we ind points ones are also being built by been erected solely for the pur- that tell us to look elsewhere for these majestic raptors. The pose of making a great osprey home. We learn to avoid those population is booming and they homesite. It is cool to think that painful and tough places and have been recovering since the a cell tower, telephone pole, or leave in search of proverbially 1960s and now estimates are power pole can be more than greener pastures. Eventually, that there are close to 500,000 just a pole. It can be a new we ind our perch and we build breeding age birds who can home. By building the platform, our nest. For most of us read- Sample live into their 20’s! Many of someone offered some osprey ing this article, we joined the them are local, but some of newlyweds a chance to own osprey and built a home here in food them migrated here from other their dream home. I am smiling paradise. by 15-20 parts of the continent. We live again as I think about the hospi- Today, I want you to con- Teams! in paradise and are so lucky to tality offered by the owners of sider what your life is saying have them as neighbors. that pole and platform. to those around you. Are you In our recent searches, my I feel a certain kindred spirit building platforms or points? kids noticed that one of the bill- with the osprey. Like the osprey Are you offering people a safe To Benefit Take Stock in Children® boards that had a nest last year population, there are many lo- place to rest or are you urging Providing scholarships, mentors and hope to deserving local children. is no longer there. You might cals who have been calling this them to move on to the next area home for a long time and Tickets $10//Advanced $12//Day of the Event have seen it last year. It was thing? I am grateful for the Kids under 10 FREE perched atop the advertiser’s yet there are also plenty of mi- people who built platforms for head like a cheap toupee! Ev- grants who fell in love with this ministry, child rearing, athletics, For details visit grillininthebreeze.com eryday, I smiled when I drove place. I came from Alabama. academics, and beach living. At or visit us at facebook.com/grillininthebreeze past that nest. This year, there is I have neighbors on my street the same time, I feel regret and
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