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BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News © 2017 [email protected] Couple gets a kick Gulf Breeze City is filling out the pre-screening applications due by Nov. 15 for BP Oil fines coming through the state’s Triumph board. The largest project request out of entertaining would involve moving the school athletic fields and facilities from their current location to property across the highway. for Halloween But in submitting the funding request among the hun- their friends and neighbors in BY GLENDA CAUDLE dreds of other funding requests that will be submitted Gulf Breeze News the Brigaten Court area of Light “Witch” LaVerne and “Frankenstein” Daryn McMullen host from coastal counties, the City must have support from [email protected] House Point near Gulf Breeze, a huge party on Halloween, complete with free food on the Santa Rosa County Commission and it must inform but to families from throughout Tuesday, Oct. 31. Daryn McMullen came by his love of Hal- Below, left: a few of the decorations, with more to come the Santa Rosa County School Board of its intentions. the area who have heard about before the event. The school board talked about the one City project that loween honestly. His mother delighted in the their Halloween spooktacular Below, right: LaVerne and Daryn with a spooky mailbox. would directly affect the school district at their school holiday and eagerly awaited the celebration and want to experience it for board meeting last week and agreed to support the ap- each year. McMullen was directly in line to themselves. rect visitors to the neighborhood, which is just plication. catch the candy-charged spooky-virus from The family-friendly fun, which is offered to the east of Gulf Breeze Zoo and across the The county discussed it briefly Monday and decid- his parent, and he’s spreading it, hoping lots of free of charge to anyone who would like to highway from St. Sylvester Catholic Church, ed to send letters of support after a formal vote today folks will come down with the Halloween bug come, will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 31 and continue and then on to the celebration site. whose symptoms include a delicious shivery- until 10 at 1530 Brigaten Court. Costumes are McMullen began sharing his love of the hol- See City Page 10A » feeling in the presence of life-sized animatron- not required, the celebration will be outdoors, iday in a major way in 2009. Hosting the event ic monsters, a pounding pulse when something and those attending are invited to bring lawn begins in late August, he says. That’s when unanticipated pops up, a roaring in the ears as chairs or quilts and visit a while once they’ve he starts going through the boxes and cartons, ghostly music and crackly laughs assault them explored the spectacle the McMullens have in making plans, sprucing up, doing minor repairs, and an overwhelming appetite for celebratory store for them. adding to the props, putting things together and Storm ‘scalps’ treats. There will be free food that includes hot planning for another spectacular party. McMullen, a U.S. Air Force veteran of 26 dogs, meatballs, cheese dip and chips, chili, By this time of year, the McMullens’ yard is years and the current base training manager specially decorated cup cakes, soda and water. TV repair at Hurlburt Field, and his wife, LaVerne, are Signs will be posted on Highway 98 to di- See Donations Page 10A » shop, salon looking forward to playing host not only to

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David Radcliffe’s father, the late Jim Radcliffe, built the concrete block building at 3036 Gulf Breeze Parkway in 1970. Its everyday purpose was to serve the community and travelers as a convenience store and gas station. But in times of threatening weather, the sturdy structure served as the family’s evacuation building. It stood firm through more than four hurricanes and some other nasty storms. But Sunday night, around 7:30, straight line winds of about 100 miles an hour came roaring through as rain pounded down. The storm created such a disturbance it raised the roof -- and set it down behind the building that houses a string of businesses operating out of the Radcliffe property. Tammy Parsons, the owner of 98 Treasurers on the Arrest Report ...... 2 Mailing Statement east end of the complex, was alone in her antique and FRI 10/27 SAT 10/28 SUN 10/29 Calendar ...... 2A & 3B on Opinion Page collectibles shop at the time. PM PARTY Classifieds/Legals. . . . . 7C WEEKEND SUNNY THREE SECTIONS, See Gulf Page 8A » SHOWERS CLOUDY Crossword Puzzle. . . . . 3B Weather-plus 22 PAGES hi 75/lo 57 hi 70/lo 48 hi 63/lo 50 Movies...... 2B VOL. 17, NO. 43 rain: 0% rain: 50% rain: 10% Opinion ...... 6A Sports ...... 1-8C OCTOBER 26, 2017

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Calendar of Meetings Thursday 26 Commission Regular 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton

Local Mitigation Meeting 1:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Friday 27 Friend of Youth 6:45 a.m., Gulf Breeze Hospital cafeteria Tuesday 31 Local Option Sales Tax Citizen Committee 9 a.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board GBPD issues Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Wednesday Nov 1 BOLO for retail City Of Gulf Breeze Executive Committee Meeting 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 Gulf Breeze Police Depart- when the first theft occurred, Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze ment issued a “Be on the look- then the subject returned to theft suspect out” alert for a man suspected the store driving a black BMW Gulf Breeze Toastmasters of retail theft at Ace Hardware sedan. The suspect stole small Noon-1p.m., First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 on Friday, Oct. 6. items in the store totaling Fairpoint Drive The subject is identified as a $95. middle-aged white male, wear- If you have any informa- Two men arrested ing a blue button-up shirt, blue tion about the incident or the jeans and a red baseball cap, suspect, please contact the who entered the store with a Gulf Breeze Police Depart- for weapons, drugs white male juvenile wearing a ment, Sgt. Steff Neff or Inv. yellow shirt and shorts. Beth Goff at (850) 934-5121, F The subject was seen driv- or Santa Rosa Crimestoppers LASHBACKS Wednesday, Oct. 18 GULF BREEZE • 11:56 p.m.: In the 900 block ing a white or silver sedan at (850) 437-7867. October 26 of US Hwy. 98, a traffic stop for POLICE speeding led to the arrest of the 1 Year ago this week – 2016 driver Walter Lopez Matul, 25 REPORT The Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce property on Gulf of FWB, for DUI and no valid Breeze Pkwy. is owned by the Santa Rosa School District and of US Hwy. 98, a traffic stop for Midway Fire driver license. potentially for sale. Santa Rosa County School District still illegal U-turn led to the arrest of working on selling one piece of property in Gulf Breeze and Thursday, Oct. 19 the driver, Krista Gibbs, 29, of Gulf Breeze, for DUI. battles blaze in buying another property in Milton. • Gulf Coast Inn, a report of a lost wallet. Monday, Oct. 23 Polynesian Isles 5 Years ago this week - 2012 • In the 300 block of Florida Nearly 130 people attended a Florida Department of Friday, Oct. 20 October 6 – 12 Avenue, a report of a burglary MIDWAY FIRE Transportation information meeting last week at the Bayside • 1:31 a.m.: In the Waffle and theft of construction materi- Center, formerly the Civic Center, to view FDOT information House parking lot, a report of als. On Tuesday, Oct. 10, at ap- DISTRICT about the proposed Replacement Pensacola Bay Bridge. Sixty- an aggravated battery. Darnell • 4:23 p.m.: In the 500 block proximately 3:40 a.m., a residen- seven of the 121 citizens that signed in were from Gulf Breeze Jones, 40, of Fort Walton Beach of Kenilworth Avenue, a report tial structure fire was dispatched REPORT was arrested. of suspicious persons led to the at the 1600 block of Llani Lane. • 10:54 p.m.: In the 1800 block arrest (Notice to Appear) of an Upon arrival of Battalion Service Call ...... 3 10 Years ago this week - 2007 of US Hwy. 98, a traffic stop for and Engine 35, firefighters saw 18-year-old Pensacola man for Good Intent Call ...... 8 Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News A “sacriﬁ cial” roadway, one speeding led to the arrest of the that a single story unoccupied possession of marijuana. that is designed to fail in case of a hurricane, is being rebuilt driver, Timothy Woods of Fort residence was burning from the False Alarm & False Call ..2 • 11:39 p.m.: In the 800 block over the previous road connecting Pensacola Beach with Walton Beach, for DUI, posses- roof. Crews worked the fire for TOTAL ...... 49 of Shoreline Drive, a traffic stop Navarre Beach. The roadway will provide an additional evacu- sion of a controlled substance for an equipment violation led nearly two hours. No injuries ation route off the island. Plans call for the road to be ﬁ nished without a prescription, posses- to the arrest of both occupants. were reported, but there was October 13 – 19 by later summer or fall of 2008. sion of marijuana and drug para- The driver, Kenneth Selwyn, 51 major damage to the residence. phernalia. The fire is being invested by the of Pensacola, was charged with Rescue & Emergency Florida State Fire Marshal. carrying a concealed weapon, Medical Service ...... 22 Sunday, Oct. 22 possession of narcotics and drug • 2:33 a.m.: In the 800 block paraphernalia. Fires ...... 1 Hazardous Condition of US Hwy. 98, a traffic stop for Passenger John Ohara of Rescue & Emergency (No Fire) ...... 2 speeding led to the arrest (No- Foley, Ala., was charged with Medical Service ...... 33 Service Call ...... 2 tice to Appear) of the driver, a carrying a concealed weapon, Hazardous Condition Good Intent Call ...... 4 27-year-old Pensacola man, for possession of narcotics, drug possession of marijuana. paraphernalia and marijuana. (No Fire) ...... 2 TOTAL ...... 40 • 5:51 p.m.: In the 1200 block Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report

Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. from your friends at Gulf Breeze News FELONIES Ohara, John Jeffery, W/M, 37, 400 block, Park 10/17/17 Avenue, Foley, marijuana- Heitz, Donald Leon, possess, drug equip-possess W/M, 32, 8000 block, Oct�� 26 Navarre Parkway, Navarre, Pia Jacobsen Oct�� 30 resist offi cer Ray Jowers Bryan Tran Edith Utsey Jim Mitchell Chandler, Richard Braley Donaghy English DUI Erica Guttuso Keith, 46, 3000 block, Jennifer Hawkins Wells Beach Road, Navarre, Oct�� 27 Woods, Timothy Andre, Brooks Davis possession of weapon Funderburk, Jason B/M, 28, 300 block, 23rd 10/19/17 Morris Simhachalam Oct�� 31 Leroy, W/M, 33, 6000 Street, Niceville, drugs- Lopez, Matul, Walter Melanie Kormondy Lucas, Robert Shane, block, Betty Lane, Navarre, possess Joselins, H/M, 25, address Stoney Hundelt W/M, 50, 2000 block, Folva cocaine-possess not known, Pensacola, dui- Linda Brothers Amy Martin Drive, Navarre, fraud unlaw bld alch BJ Boegle Hilliard, Christopher 10/22/17 N�� 1 Webster, Charles Lee, B/M, 44, 8000 block, Braley, Merton Scott, Jill Mitchell Faryn, W/M, 30, 2000 Sierra Street, Navarre, 10/21/17 Oct�� 28 W/M, 37, address not Brianna Edler block, Pandandle Trail, crimes against person known, Gulf Breeze, drugs- Smith, Cassandra Lee, Navarre, possession of possess W/F, 33, 8000 block, Escola Jerry Cummings weapon Street, Navarre, dui-unlaw David Knight 10/20/17 Donaghy, Evan bld alch Kim Connerley Ziegel, Jason Larry, W/ Francis, W/M, 34, 200 10/19/17 M, 38, address not known, block, Pensacola Beach English, Jon Rockland, Navarre, stolen property- Road, Gulf Breeze, battery 10/22/17 Congratulations to this Week’s Winner W/M, 30, 400 block, deal in Cooke, Julie, W/F, 52, Fairpoint Road, Gulf Breeze, 2000 block, Crescent Road, Ray Jowers • October 26 Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two larc, burgl, moving traffi c 10/24/17 Navarre, dui-unlaw bld alch Pensacola Little Theatre ticket or a one year subscription viol 10/21/17 Selwyn, Kenneth to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at Parker, Brandon Scott, David, W/M, 51, 2000 the Gulf Breeze News Offi ce by November 9. Holifi eld, Lucas Devin, W/M, 36, 2000 block, block, Gadsden Street, Whitmore, Erik Lloyd, W/M, 31, 5000 block, Salamanca Street, Navarre, Pensacola, carrying W/M, 36, 2000 block, Register your birthday on our Facebook page or Charter Circle, Gulf Breeze, prob violation-felony concealed weapon, drugs- Bellemeade Circle, email us at: [email protected] drugs-possess possess Navarre, dui-unlaw bld alch gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 26, 2017 3A GB News Checking out to feature Grocery store worker Leta Van local artists Brussel ends career at age 80 Nov. 2 Gulf Breeze News will again 10 years ago. Even earlier, she wasn’t worried.” feature our local creative talent By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News first signed on at the former But Leta did have one other with a gallery page in the Nov. [email protected] Delchamp’s in Gulf Breeze as a job – selling real estate for one 2 issue. cashier, beginning in 1991. year. And when she and her hus- This issue will feature ab- Leta Van Brussel of Gulf Before becoming a grocery ca- band were stationed in Okinawa, stract art submissions and haiku Breeze is retiring at age 80 – but shier, Leta worked as a cashier at Japan, with the Air Force, she poetry. Previous issues featured she won’t get a pension from the commissary on Hurlburt Air taught swimming to children photography and visual art only. anybody. “I haven’t worked long Force base, beginning in 1975, through the Red Cross, “and did Please submit your entry by enough for Walmart, or anybody, when her now deceased husband a lot of scuba diving,” she re- Friday, Oct. 27, for publication to actually retire from that com- was in the Air Force. She has calls. on Nov. 2. Entries should be pany. I am just finally deciding lived in this area since 1972, and When she is not in a store emailed to news@gulfbreeze- to ‘retire’ from working,” she ex- in 1983 designed the home she working a cash register, Leta news.com. plained, with a grin. lives in today. She and her hus- says she enjoys working in her Van Brussel is a very familiar band built it in Gulf Breeze. Her garden with her plants. face around Gulf Breeze from husband passed away about 23 “I also like scuba diving and behind a cash register. Kristie years ago, she said. She has not swimming, and have done a lot Godwin, personnel director for had a boyfriend or a romantic in- of water skiing in my time,” Walmart Neighborhood Grocery terest since. “I really don’t have she says. “I raised show cats in in Gulf Breeze, said she hired time or interest,” she laughs. the 1980s, and had a couple of Leta as soon as she walked in and Before coming to this area cats that won pretty big at some applied for a cashier’s job. with the Air Force, she and her shows.” “I remember her working be- husband were stationed in Mon- Right now, she is taking hind one cash register or another tana, and she worked as a wait- classes to learn Hebrew, and in around town from when I was ress in a small cafe. She worked January of 2018 she is going on a teenager – and I’m long past the cash register there, of course. a cruise. “I’ve never been on a being a teenager now,” Godwin “But my very first job as a ca- cruise, so I can’t wait,” she said. laughs. shier was in a casino when I lived “I’m going with the people from “People will line up at her for a year in Reno, Nevada,” she my Messianic Synagogue in Pen- Leta Van Brussel, with co-worker Kameron McMullen, a familiar register and wait for her to cash recalls. “I’ve basically been a ca- sacola. I went to Israel about a face in the grocery check out lines, is putting her career in the bag. She has worked for several local stores. them out, not because she is nec- shier all my life.” year ago with my church. They essarily the fastest cashier we Back in the early days, the are like a family to me, just like did put me on blood pressure I’ll still be around – just on vaca- have, but because they want to cash registers were not comput- all the folks at this Walmart gro- medication, but until now I have tion.!” see ‘Leta’ and chat with her. Ev- erized and cashing people out cery are, too.” only ever taken vitamins – no erybody knows her as just Leta.” was quite different. Leta has a son who lives in prescription medications for any- Godwin said Van Brussel has “You had to know how to North Carolina with his family. thing,” she said. been working as a part-time em- make change, that’s for sure,” she “I have three grandchildren Leta said when she gets up ployee, “But most of the weeks says. “And in the grocery stores, there that I might get to see more now and knows she isn’t going she is working 40 hours, filling when I started, you had tags on now that I am retiring,” she said. to work that day, it will seem in for someone.” the groceries and you punched She also has a sister and two like a vacation, “But an unend- Leta has been working as a ca- into the register each amount of brothers still living, with one ing vacation,” she laughed. “But shier for Walmart Neighborhood each item. Not like today.” brother already passed away. She they aren’t getting rid of me en- Grocery since it opened in 2012. But she says she was not is the oldest. tirely around here. I will be back But before that, she was work- worried or intimidated when Leta is happy that she has not a lot – to shop. I will get to see ing in Tiger Point as a cashier the computerized cash regis- had a lot of health issues in her all the shoppers that I’ve gotten for Winn-Dixie. Prior to that, she ters arrived. “I knew we would life. “I was just in the hospital to know, too, but this time from was working as a cashier at the get training and I would get the for a couple of days, and that is the other side of the register, as former Bruno’s in Gulf Breeze chance to learn something new. I something new to me, too. They one of them roaming the aisles.

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2017-18 Seashore a permit number. Hunters must the national seashore during the tion clinic for dogs and cats, Fri- Waterfowl Hunting also carry their State of Florida corresponding state hunting sea- day, Oct. 27. The clinic will take hunting license, State of Florida son but is limited to two marine place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Permits now available Migratory Bird Permit, signed areas in Florida. animal services facility, 4451 federal “Duck Stamp” and con- These areas are identified on Pine Forest Road in Milton. Gulf Islands National Sea- firmation number from their Mi- the waterfowl hunting permit. Veterinarians from Pace Vet- shore 2017-18 Waterfowl Hunt- gratory Bird Harvest Informa- No other hunting is permitted erinary Clinic and The Ark Ani- ing Permits are now available. tion Program. within the boundary of Gulf Is- mal Hospital will provide the There is a $25 application fee Those wishing to apply and lands National Seashore. vaccine and administer the in- that must be paid when each ap- pay in person may do so at park jections for a $10 fee. Cash and plication is submitted. headquarters in Gulf Breeze. Santa Rosa County checks will be accepted. A valid Applicants are encouraged to Applications and payment will driver’s license will be required apply and pay online. Drive Through Rabies be accepted Tuesdays between Vaccination Clinic for all checks. A certificate of Applications are available 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. and Thurs- vaccination and rabies tag will online at https://www.nps.gov/ days between 2 p.m. and 4:30 The Florida Department of be provided. No other services guis/planyourvisit/waterfowl- p.m., only. Cash payment will Health in Santa Rosa County will be available. regulations-and-permits.htm. not be accepted, and checks are (DOH-Santa Rosa) and Santa Pets must be secured in a ve- All hunters in the park must discouraged. Rosa Animal Control will host hicle, crate or on leash. carry a valid Waterfowl Hunt- In accordance with the Super- a drive-through rabies vaccina- ing Permit that has been signed intendent’s Compendium, wa- by a park official and contains terfowl hunting is permitted in NEEDED SALES ACCOUNT Splash Magazine will EXECUTIVE be available for pickup Professional, self-motivated & organized individual needed at The November issue of serves local residents who need rapidly growing community newspaper Splash! Magazine will not be a little extra help throughout the and entertainment magazine. inserted into your Gulf Breeze holiday season. Excellent Compensation Package. News next week. Your donation of non-perish- Instead, you will have the able food and money will help REQUIREMENTS: Must possess opportunity to pick it up at any volunteers provide Thanksgiv- excellent communication skills, of the many free rack locations ing and Christmas dinners for be computer proficient and have throughout Escambia and Santa these neighbors. dependable transportation. Rosa County or, you can pick Next week’s Gulf Breeze it up at the Gulf Breeze News News will be chock full of holi- Fax resume to office, Harbourtown Unit 35, day flyers, making it too heavy Gulf Breeze News & Splash! when you bring your donation to also accommodate Splash! 850-932-8794 Your Community Newspaper to Caring & Sharing of South Magazine. or e-mail to Santa Rosa County. For details, call (850) 932- Caring & Sharing of SSRC 8986. [email protected] Magazine

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Dante Kahn is recognized as John Davy demonstrates proper Skip Vogelsang is demonstrating Lynn Manthei solicited helpers to work Jordan Liriano with his mini “Benson “Camellian of the Month” by President planting of camellia shrub plants. a harvested air-layer at PCC at the Pensacola Federation of Garden House” made at the “Kid’s Zone” John Mate. meeting. Clubs’ booth at Pensacola State Fair. space provided by the Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society. Driftwood Garden Club nurtures plants and each other The Driftwood Garden Club tion. request an absentee ballot as Wrestling Team: Wrestlers Take- met Thursday, Sept. 28, at An- The club concluded its meet- soon as possible to the general Down Infections! drews Athletic Performance & ing with a raffle of several de- membership voting meeting on • Night to Shine Research Pavilion. President sirable camellia plants for lucky Nov. 5. • Santa Rosa Education Foun- Beverly Zimmern called the winners. Also, a free camellia President Wei Ueberschaer dation: Grillin’ in the Breeze meeting to order, led the Pledge was raffled for new members. says, “We hope all our mem- 2018 of Allegiance and welcomed ev- Visit website www.pensacolaca- bers will join us at our general Education eryone to the first meeting of the melliaclub.com for membership membership meeting on Sun- • Gulf Breeze High School 2017-2018 year. She also shared and other information about the day, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m. at St. Ann Drama Troupe: Project Portable words of gardening inspiration, club, or contact F. Norman Vick- Catholic Church at 100 Daniel Dancefloor • Betsy Haddock, Hospital- who served as the club’s first fe- “Weeds are unloved flowers,” ers at [email protected]. Drive in Gulf Breeze, where we • Gulf Breeze High School: ity, reported that next month the male president in 2006. and wished a happy birthday will be hearing from and voting JROTC Uniform Repair club will meet in Room C, rather The inside program featured to the June through Septem- The Benson House at for our grant finalists.” • Gulf Breeze High School: than Room B. Skip Vogelsang demonstrat- ber birthdays ladies. The club Gulf Breeze Will Do awards Sustainable Futures Solar Instal- • Marti Vickery, Indoor Gar- ing the harvesting of a camel- the Gulf Breeze EXPO thanked Betsye, Jeanne Mer- grants of $1,000 to $10,000 to lation dening, mentioned that it is lia which had been air-layered chant and Karol Holifield for the deserving causes in the greater • Woodlawn Beach Middle nearly time to plant bulbs for to produce a new plant. He de- The 28th Annual Gulf Breeze decorations this month. Gulf Breeze area, including Ti- School: GEEKS Girls ~ Educat- spring. scribed the process by which Community Expo was held on Vice President Jill Lee in- ger Point and Pensacola Beach. ing and Encouraging Knowledge • Michelle Van Camp, Scrap- a camellia branch has bark re- Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13 troduced a returning popular Through the diligent work of in STEAM book, is just beginning work on moved for a couple of inches, and 14, at the Gulf Breeze Com- speaker, Renee Perry of East our grant review committees, our the scrapbook. is wrapped in moist sphagnum munity Center. This community Hill Edible Gardening. She pro- participating Gulf Breeze Will Gulf Breeze Will Do will • Martha Herrington, Sun- moss and is then covered with event drew many people from vided the members with helpful Do members have narrowed the open its membership drive for shine, reported she sent a get clear plastic wrap and, finally, area businesses, restaurants and tips for growing cooler weather applicants to eight finalists. 2018 soon and will make an- well card to an ill member and a covered with aluminum foil. non-profit organization. vegetables. Jill also reviewed The finalists are: nouncements as to social gath- sympathy card to another mem- The air-layer is left for approxi- Gulf Breeze Area Histori- upcoming interesting programs ering places and times. If you ber. mately six months, during which cal Society (GBAHS) board Art, Recreation & Sports for fiscal year 2017-18. are interested in learning more • JoAnn Brown and Karen time it grows roots. members Becky Herzog and • City of Gulf Breeze - Parks The business meeting fol- about Gulf Breeze Will Do, visit Jarvis mentioned the telephone Normally, air-layers are start- Dawn Hargrove set up a “Ben- and Recreation Dept.: Splash lowed the program. Beverly the group’s Facebook page or go committee is working out fine. ed in the spring and harvested in son House” decorating table and Pad Park made the announcement that photo background for children’s • Gulf Breeze High School to gulfbreezewilldo.org. a donation will be made to the • Lisa Cleveland reported the the fall. This explanation, espe- yearbook is completed. cially for the new club members, activities. The children had the Pensacola Humane Society in opportunity to decorate their memory of Angela Finch and a Betsye Haddock was ap- is important for producing new plauded for her procurement of plants for the club and for mem- personal wooden Benson House donation was previously made and pose in the house for a photo to Gulf Breeze United Method- the same meeting room for this bers’ own use. year, with the Legends Cafe pro- Vogelsang also demonstrated with their families. Adopt-a-Pet ist Church in memory of Dot viding delicious lunches. the use of the plant growth hor- The GBHS Future Business Morgan. Leaders of America (FBLA) Bonnie | 5 years old | Spayed female Committee reports included: mone gibberellic acid, which, when applied to a growth bud and ROTC students manned Hi!! My name is Bonnie and I’m a • Jackie Zachem, Birds and Pensacola Camellia brown tabby Domestic Shorthair adjacent to a bloom bud, will the table and assisted the chil- Butterflies, reminded the mem- Club (PCC) dren with their creations. They kitty! I’ve been at the shelter since produce blooms earlier and April 8th so I’m really ready to be bers to keep bird feeders full and are Eli Ryan (GBHS FBLA), that hummingbird sightings are Approximately 60 PCC about 1/3 larger. The hormone, a member of your family! or “gib,” is supplied free to club Bella Kline (GBHS FBLA), C/ Pa’leeze come get me!! Meow!!! plentiful. members and guests attended CP0 The’ (NJROTC), C/PO3 • Mona Brown, Civic Con- members who will use it for Ask for information about the regular third Tuesday meet- Whitta (NJROTC), C/PO3 Bonnie - ID#A278199 cerns, had nothing to report, ing of the Pensacola Camellia their own enjoyment of blooms or to produce blooms to enter in Fuentes (NJROTC), C/PO1 Escambia County Animal Shelter but inquired if the club wished Club. The meet-and-greet por- Parker (NJROTC), Nicole Niv- 200 West Fairﬁ eld Drive to continue the tradition of do- tion of the meeting, which in- the upcoming December camel- Pensacola, FL lia show. en (GBHS FBLA), Hannah May nating to the Rec Center or concluded refreshments prepared Tuesday thru Friday Following the programs, (GBHS FBLA), Joshua Stopper A Real Sweetie! sider other options. Samantha by members, was held at 6:30. (GBHS FBLA), C/CPO Scragg Hrs: 11 am - 5 pm Abell, Gulf Breeze City Man- Then the programs began -- one club members recognized Dante Saturday from 10 am - 4 pm Kahn, longtime club member, as (NJROTC), C/PO2 Lindley ager, mentioned she could later outside and one inside. (NJRZOTC) and C/PO3 Bur- Brought To You By To be a Sponsor of provide possible alternatative The outside program con- “Camellian of the Month” for his many services to the club. gess (NJROTC)). Adopt A Pet ideas based on the 2020 goal of sisted of a demonstration of the There were smiles sparkling Gulf Breeze’s becoming the No. proper planting of a camellia Dante is a member of the Kahn Call (850) 932-8986 family, which has long history around the house made by 1 Most Livable City. shrub by John Davy, a profes- GBAHS volunteer Dawn Har- • Paula Mathews, Environ- sional nurseryman who has been with Gulf Breeze. A camellia variety, “Dante’s grove to help promote the chil- mental Concerns, reported on president of the Camellia Club dren’s area and GBAHS goals at research determining that people Inferno,” has been named in his STRUGGLING? three times. The variety C. ja- the expo. Are daily tasks getting more difﬁ cult? walk dogs to make dogs happy, ponica Cinny O’Donnell was de- honor. It was registered in 1951 by his grandfather J.L. Kahn. which makes people happy and, veloped and registered by Davy Gulf Breeze Will Do in turn, makes the public, in gen- and named in honor of longtime Dante, among other duties, pre- Members should RSVP or eral, happier. club member Cinny O’Donnell, pares the “gib” for club distribu- Tiger Point Driving Range back on the market

who insisted on changes in the posing a senior housing develop- By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News terms agreed to by Gulf Breeze ment there. [email protected] City Council this summer. Abell said the City is still As a result, the City rescinded marketing the acreage and, as National homebuilder D.R. the offer and now has the prop- offers come in and are reviewed, Horton will not be purchasing erty up for sale again. she will go back to the Council, the driving range at Tiger Point mantha Abell said the company, which had offered $1.5 million Already, two new companies present relevant information and Golf Club. have expressed an interest in the receive direction from that elect- Gulf Breeze City Manager Sa- for the 13-acre driving range, has a new land acquisitions director property, with one of those pro- ed body about how to proceed.

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BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News [email protected] PUBLISHER/EDITOR Lisa Newell Senate budget is disappointing This week, the House has not spending in check — otherwise, SPORTS EDITOR been in session, so I’ve been able we are borrowing from future Jason Thompson to spend the week in my favorite generations to pay for wasteful- place of all: back home in North- ness today. I am deeply disap- NEWS REPORTER west Florida. I’ve met with con- pointed that the Senate budget Glenda Caudle stituents, businesses, and have kept none of the House’s recom- visited Hurlburt Field, Duke Field mended cuts, but as a member and NAS Pensacola, where I was of the House Budget Committee SALES able to spend time talking with and the Debt Ceiling Working Doug Henriques members of our Armed Forces. Group, I will keep fighting for To everyone who is currently responsible federal spending. BUDGET “Baby Ruth. It’s the only time of OFFICE MANAGER serving, or who has served in the military, a A bright spot in the Senate budget is its grateful nation thanks you for your service. The Senate budget passed, and included instructions for tax reform. As I mentioned year I eat it. Just a little one.” Laura Jones The sacrifices that members of our Armed a few unexpected surprises. If you’ll re- earlier, the Senate budget makes the “path Vincie Boothe Forces make are tremendous and make member last week, I said that the “normal” forward” for tax reform quicker and more Gulf Breeze ART DIRECTOR the NFL’s protests of the National Anthem budget process was for the House to pass a efficient and will allow a tax reform pro- Barbara Crossland even more distasteful. I recently wrote an budget (which we did), the Senate to pass posal to come to a vote sooner. That’s great op-ed for Fox News about the PRO Sports a budget and then for the House and Sen- news for middle-class American families Act, ending tax breaks for professional ate to meet and work out their differences. and small businesses, who will be able to GRAPHIC DESIGN sports leagues. Well, that procedure goes out the window keep much more of their earnings. The BJ Boegle Although the House has not been in ses- with the Senate budget, which was amend- economy has been growing quickly under sion this week, the Senate has been, and, ed in such a way that a House and Senate President Trump, and when tax reform is CONTRIBUTORS surprisingly, they’ve actually been getting “conference” is no longer necessary. passed, it will grow even faster. Betty Archer Allen things done! What I find disappointing in the Sen- The other positive element of the Senate They passed a budget, which is a bit of a ate budget is that they have removed the budget is funding for our military. Under Pam Brannon mixed bag. It does not have the fiscal disci- House’s “reconciliation” instructions, re- President Obama, our military was dimin- Tom Nolan pline of the House-passed budget, which I quiring over $200 billion in cuts to agencies ished in size, capacity and readiness. Jack Kale find worrisome. and programs that are riddled with waste, The Senate budget, like the House bud- Vici Papajohn On the other hand, it provides a quicker fraud and abuse. These cuts are necessary get, recognizes the immense importance of “Jolly Ranchers, but if it wasn’t pathway to tax reform. More information to put us on a better and more sustainable our Armed Forces, and gives our military for fear of it melting, Reese’s on the budget is below, along with more fiscal path. We absolutely cannot and must the resources they need to rebuild and to Pieces.” Member: highlights of the week. not keep wasting money. We must get our succeed. J.P. Howell Fort Worth, Texas Florida Press Association Grover C. Robinson IV for Mayor of Pensacola Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce Next year will be the right time to elect a when Deepwater Horizon exploded, send- new mayor for Pensacola, and Grover Rob- ing crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico and Greater Pensacola inson is the man. This Escambia County LETTER TO onto Escambia County beaches, Robinson Chamber of Commerce American was elected to District-4 Escam- was among the tips of many spears in the bia County Commissioner in 2006, and he fight for “Restore Act” funding -- $70 mil- Navarre Tourist THE EDITOR Development Council has been on top of everything that required lion dollars. success of a county government. If you live in Escambia County, support Navarre However, Grover recently announced in economics from Birmingham Southern Grover with your vote and make him May- Chamber of Commerce that he will not seek re-election next year College and worked as a commercial lender or of “once the first city in America.” It is when his current term expires and will run for AmSouth Bank, returning to Pensacola now “a beautiful city of five flags.” “Candy corn. It’s addictive.” for Mayor of Pensacola. in 1995. NOAH H. BELEW Philip Tracy LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Robinson earned a bachelor’s degree As Commission Chairman in 2010, Gulf Breeze Pensacola Beach News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack Learn to focus on what’s important on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an I just got a new cell phone. rabbits instead of getting to the Jesus modeled this ideol- individual writer. If we receive form With three kids always jockey- heart of the person to whom ogy for us in Mark 8. He had letters, we will print only the first ing for upgrades, we seem to I am speaking. I have been encountered a blind man and, one we receive. Include your name, be adding one every year. 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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News grant from She grew up in Gulf Breeze AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE [email protected] a division and attended school in the city, The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public of the U.S. moving on to college and medi- hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps Indiana University research- D e p a r t - cal school at Tulane University within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: ers won a $2.1 million federal ment of in New Orleans after graduat- grant to study the long-term im- Health and ing from Gulf Breeze High Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): pact of traumatic brain injuries, H u m a n School. Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. a recent press release says. S e r v i c e s Hammond Residency training in Physi- Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Flora Hammond, a former will al- cal Medicine and Rehabilitation Thursday, December 14, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. resident of Gulf Breeze, is an low the IU – a specialty that is also referred IU professor of physical medi- School of Medicine to conduct to as Physiatry — followed at The Zoning Board meeting will be held at the Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park cine and rehabilitation and is a five-year study with the Reha- Baylor College of Medicine in Lane, Gulf Breeze, Florida, and the Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the excited about the prospects. She Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, bilitation Hospital of Indiana. Houston. Brain injury fellow- Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners says that research “will lead to The funding will make it ship training at Wayne State shall consider the ordinances entitled: a deeper understanding of life- possible for IU physicians and University in Detroit added to long challenges” that follow scientists to continue research- her knowledge and expertise Ordinance 1: traumatic brain injuries and test ing ways of treating traumatic of the area in which she now new treatment methods. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING brain injuries and exploring works. ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED Hammond says emotional how those injuries affect pa- Hammond’s sister and IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING and behavioral challenges are tients and their families, ac- brother-in-law, Carolyn (Mc- MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; among the most common prob- cording to an AP story. Connell) and Wes Reeder, live providing for codification; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. lems people with brain injuries Hammond is the daughter in the Gulf Breeze/Pensacola experience. Zoning District Amended: from PUD (Planned Unit District) to PUD (Planned Unit District) – of the late Charles Fenner and Beach area. total approximately 108 (+/-) acres

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE

The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, December 14, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.

The Zoning Board meeting will be held at the Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze, Florida, and the Board of County Commissioners meeting will be Zoning District Amended: from AG-RR (Rural Residential Agriculture) to R1 (Single Family held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Residential) – total approximately 398 (+/-) acres Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances entitled:

Ordinance 1:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; providing for codification; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Residential) and HCD (Highway Commercial Development) R2 (Medium Density Residential) – total approximately 15.50 (+/-) acres Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total approximately 10.00 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Amended: from COMM (Commercial) to SFR (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 5.44 (+/-) acres.

Zoning District Amended: from R1M (Mixed Residential Subdivision) to HCD (Highway Commercial Development) – total approximately 0.93 (+/-) acres

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Residential) to R2 (Medium Density Residential) – total approximately 1.42 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Amended: from SFR (Single Family Residential) to COMM (Commercial) – total approximately 0.93 (+/-) acres.

The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximately The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximately 1 week prior to each scheduled notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim which their appeal is to be based. record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable reasonable modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. order to provide the requested service. Legal 42504 Gulf Breeze News 10/26/17 Legal 42503 Gulf Breeze News 10/26/17 8A October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

Photos by Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News David Radcliffe stands next to the roof that blew off the building he owns at 3036 Gulf Breeze Parkway. It houses a hair salon and a TV Ken Smith, owner of Gulf Technical, sits in his roofless store, repair shop that suffered storm damage. The roof blew off during strong storms Sunday evening. No one was injured in the destruction. surrounded by televisions in various states of repair. Gulf Technical, Michele’s salon bear brunt of damage » Continued from Page 1A building and could need help. Parkway and noticed the famil- as possible. Minutes later, the police, iar shopping complex open to Gulf Power personnel wast- “I thought the building was firefighters and personnel from the skies. ed no time in taking care of the Support Newspapers in getting ready to go,” she says. Gulf Power showed up and Radcliffe says it will take damaged power pole and Larry Items on display just outside confirmed that, while there was several months to figure out Marino and the Fields Roof- the shop’s front door, including extensive damage, no one was what can be done with the dam- ing people came early Monday EDUCATION a couple of iron chairs, cement hurt. aged portion of the building. to secure the roof, which will By helping to place yard statues and other heavy Parsons also called Radcliffe In the meantime, Michele have to be replaced. newspapers in items, were picked up by the and told him the roof of the and Co. will be sharing working And, finally, all those facing classrooms you are wind, which was blowing side- building, where his office for quarters with New Attitudes Sa- clean-up and repair work had giving our students ways, and carried off the lot. Underwood Anderson Insur- lon at 3238 Fordham Parkway. their energy renewed by the a much-in-demand Ceiling tiles in her business be- ance is also housed, was gone. Smith is still evaluating exactly free pizzas Domino’s delivered resource that they otherwise might gan doing a crazy high-flying He arrived on site moments how he will proceed as he sifts when the company learned of not have. tap dance and she could hear later, expecting, he says, to see through the damage to his busi- the problem.

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RI knocked out in the area, but quite firmly by a malevolent property that has been a famil- once she was able to make her giant hand. iar fixture in the community for way to the parking lot, she real- Further investigation showed almost a half century, but there ized a neighboring business had how the wind and rain had pun- is also healing. That comes DEADLINE NOV 3 fared far worse than her own. ished the interior of the salon from the medicine of hope and While 98 Treasures was and repair portions of the TV faith and gratitude that lives PUBLISHES NOV 9 pretty much intact, except for complex and how the electri- were spared and so many peo- Hurry! the items scattered over the cal box had been ripped off the ple have rushed to offer assis- surrounding area, Gulf Techni- back of the building. Beyond tance. cal, where Ken Smith has been that, an electrical pole at the Mrs. Radcliffe, busy picking nov repairing TVs for 20 years, was northwest edge of the build- up debris in front of Michele not. The roof over his portion ing was down and some minor and Co. Tuesday, talked about of the building was torn com- damage was evident to Breeze how family members came pletely away, as was half the Mini-Warehouse on the back from far and wide to help when OPEN covering for Michele and Co., side of the lot, where the roof they learned of the storm, as a beauty salon and the first in landed between it and the main have friends and loved ones of the row on the west end. building. the other business owners. 12 Parsons knew Smith often Mike Esmond, owner of Her husband says he owes 1-4PM stayed at his repair shop into Gulf Breeze Pools and Spas, thanks to so many, including HOUSE the evening hours, sometimes also had some slight damage Forrest Jordan, whose own even spending the night there, to a truck and equipment he business was spared, but who 12-3PM and she felt her heart in her parked on the back lot. showed up to help repair the throat as she searched the park- By Monday morning, the electrical damage. ing lot for some sign of his car. sun was out and the wind was George Lingerfelt of Breeze When she saw no trace of the mild. Most people had no idea Heating and Air Condition- sunday vehicle, she hoped for the best anything more than a heavy ing made sure the unit that had and called 911, letting them rainstorm had swept through been shifted off its concrete know there was still a possibili- the area – until they had rea- pad was back in place and in List your home now to sell it quickly on ty Smith might have been in the son to travel down Gulf Breeze working condition as quickly Open House Sunday! Open to all Realtors or Owners Subscribe to sponsorships available Gulf Breeze Each listing will $1,000 Gold be featured in an $500 Silver News ad and on a map $ Subscription for 50 each. Visit $250 Bronze $ participating homes Call for details or to 39 to enter to win a offer gift basket items. per year gift basket. GOLD SPONSORS Senior Discount Available! Lisa Newell Doug Henriques 850.932.8986 ext 101 850.932.8986 ext 104

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Executive study, Spacious yard | $579,900 1,956 sq ft 850-221-8024 arched entry to formal dining room, 3 car gar septic plan$650,000 oN www.Aqua1Realty.com open kitchen w/ granite counters. raraNNoNNN 25 age | MLS #509200 d am B Breakfast area w/ view. Great room Jennifer Keenan, Broker Associate Le aNMLS P #513844 Beautiful spacious Mary Law 850-316-0407 w da CaudLeaud aNd 504 Eventide Drive | Gulf Breeze “I CAN SHOW YOU ALL PORTOFINO LISTINGS.” / gas fi replace & granite tile and credit cards cheerfully accepted By GLeNdaLeN 4 bedrooms, 3 bath brick This custom home is in an exclusive, oak mantle. Playroom and bonus (850) 449-9432 Gulf BreezeLinda News© Taylor 2017 Murphy home on 1 acre in Milton. gated, waterfront community nestled room on third level. Master bdrm [email protected] Open oor plan, elegant 2 on first floor w/ fireplace. Covered along the Santa Rosa Sound in [email protected] travertine tile throughout Porch & Lana NFCU on Ni i. 15 min drive from Gulf Breeze Proper. The e ne Mile Road. 5.24 Acre 2675 Edmund Drive • Gulf Breeze • [email protected]|pensacolagulfbreezehomes.com|LindaMurphyrealtor.com850-748-0865 (DFKRIÀFHLV Wolfgang Hucklenbroich and a brick wood burning lot. Horses allowed. the project. LQGHSHQGHQWO\ xterior of $415,000 replace in the living room. architecture, interior design, and $ 4 bedroom/3 bath with an outdoor oasis, RZQHGDQG 595,000 RSHUDWHG 850-530-5133 outdoor living spaces all come gourmet chefs kitchen, surr $ The design price tag of $415,000an initial 2, 639 sq. . An additional 584,500 nursery can be converted together to create the perf throughout house and outdooround patio/pool sound Gulf Breeze City Councilfor a Soundside prefers - would have represented an initial to an o ce. 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Located on Edmund Drive County Commission aboutcity’s the upfront bid This mid-century modern home is characterized by loop just two blocks away from the private playground.� From the the state, which is saidpriority to be funding. giving vaulted ceilings, terrazzo fl oors, period lighting, natur Gulf Breezedesign issue$ and the city’sof the7 upfront original moment you enter the home you will love the vaulted ceilings and � part - such projects high priorityproject funding. has light, and openness. The fl oor plan includes a galley detailed crown molding. Reclaimed hard-pine fl oors Installed in 593,500 be- investment – a part of the original In fact, the Soundside project has style kitchen, living and dining areas that are open to al 2008, completely refi nished 2017, and accent the dining room, on the BP oil one another 850-698-3712 offi ce, kitchen, breakfast nook, and living room. 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Finally, an , the City came in higher than anticipated.June 19, City c Originally,Originally the City of Gulf Sit and sun on the ourtyard pool and welcomes you as you enter the home. outdoor kitchen was custom built in 2009 including a propane grill, countyRemember had discussed toAt the Monday, June reported 19, City the tanning ledge while the nearby outdoor kitchen is perfect o for entertaining. 12 utdoor fridge, and stainless steel drink cooler. New1962 Carpet book, 2017. “Silent Breeze and the county had discussed ceilings throughout the main oor with luxury details best seller authorizing payment Council session, AbellSpacious reportednot 3/2looked the Home. Plant ledges, fi replace around every corne chemicals. Carson’s 1962 book, “Silent • Register to win a r. 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D stairs has a $40,000 family theater room with leather during the crisis, andtime, with as a researchwoman liv for competed at some level, from the class 850-380-7360would esigned and wired by Integrated Surroundings. Auto lower contest. Fifty-seven point Peninsula. The City owns the movie screen, digit Fair at the University of ing in Cuba at the time, as research for a portion of the area city/county partnership would not al surround sound, and a wet bar are just some of the features room to the national contest.of Defense Fifty-seven schools sewer utility in a portion of the area » of this fun space. Priva lege Park, from June 11 through 15. an interest in Page 10A just steps away fr te Mother-In-Law/Guest suite (included in sq. footage) a Gulf Breeze High his project seventh-grader at states or Department ofSingapore, Defense schools Puerto Stebbins om the courtyard! e newly added Florida Room overlooking Max Mateer, in the foot- of concern, giving it See followed Grace Mims, a School, entered an from China, Guam, School freshman, Gulf Breeze Middle gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 26, 2017 9A Correction The incorrect photo was published in last week’s issue. Gulf Gulf Breeze News regrets the error. Breeze Middle School Teacher of the Year

Colleagues congratulate Christy Morgan (center) for her selection as Gulf Breeze Middle School Teacher of the Year. Ben Dobry, left, is now in the University of Alabama’s Air Force Pictured (from left) are Becky ROTC detachment. Grace, Debbie Hepworth, Martha Fricks, Morgan, Principal Michael Brandon Dobry sworn into UA AFROTC and Tracy Murphy. Benjamin Dobry, a native of people, an atypical but celebrat- Gulf Breeze, Fla., is now con- ed venue and audience, as contracted with the University of tracting ceremonies are typically Alabama’s Air Force ROTC de- low-key, with family and other tachment. cadets and ROTC cadre present. Dobry, a graduate of Gulf After completing all Air Force Breeze High School, was one ROTC and academic degree re- of 20 UA undergraduates sworn quirements, contracted cadets into UA’s Air Force ROTC de- -- cadets in the Professional Of- tachment on Sept. 21 at “Bama ficer Course (POC) and scholar- Salute,” a UA Athletics-spon- ship cadets -- accept commis- Gulf Breeze sored event that honors active sions as second lieutenants in duty military members and vet- the Air Force, appointed by the erans at various UA sporting President of the United States. High School events throughout the year. Since 2004, 159 University of The UA cadets were sworn Alabama AFRTOC cadets have Teacher of in during halftime of a UA soc- been commissioned into the Air cer game in front of nearly 700 Force. the Year FREE Northwest Florida’s Art, Entertainment & Lifestyle Magazine (Priceless) OCTOBER 2017 Colleagues, including Prin- cipal Danny Brothers (left),

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In this issue... Be Anyone You Want to Be! In this issue...Halloween Focused Fun Interview with Chemtrail! Science ‘Spooktacular’ is Saturday at Meet the ManateeMagic of Bellingrath In ONthis issue... NEWSGBHS Class of ’76 PlansSTANDS a Party for Everyone NOW!! Meet some Carcharhinidae! Navarre Beach Marine Science Station Love Gun: KISS tribute band

Science Spooktacular will be boo-koos of Walk. The center will be showcasing its new NOTICE OF kid friendly fun. Discovery Depot, a traveling touch tank Join Santa Rosa County’s newest IM- trailer funded by IMPACT 100 Pensacola. PUBLIC MEETINGS PACT 100 grant recipients at the Navarre The Navarre Beach Marine Science Sta- All Board of County Commission Meetings and other Beach Marine Science Station Saturday, Oct. tion is located at 8638 Blue Heron Court on county department meetings are held in the County 28, 5 to 9 p.m. for a kid-friendly “SPOOK- Navarre Beach. Administrative Center Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, TACULAR” evening. Cost is $5, and children younger than 2 Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. Enjoy some witch’s brew while playing are free. Pay at the gate. This is the center’s with BOO Bubbles and doing science exper- annual fundraiser for its supporting nonprof- Commission Committee November 6 9:00 a.m. iments. See what you find digging through it programs and the upcoming Gulf Coast the endangered species cemetery. Watch Dr. Discovery Center. Spookfish perform creepy dissections, and For details, visit www.navarresciencesta- Marine Advisory November 7 5:00 p.m. then face the fears of the Haunted Beach tion.org. Building Code GBHS will compete at Emerald Board of Adjustments November 8 Cancelled Commission Regular/ COAST BEST Robotics Competition Board Reorganization November 9 9:00 a.m. Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze High School Robotics Club UWF Crossfire Competition will compete again this year in the Emerald Saturday, Oct. 21 Coast BEST Robotics competition. 9 a.m. Zoning Board Meeting November 9 6:00 p.m. This year’s game, Crossfire, is based on University of West Florida Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze fire safety. This year, in addition to learning gbhsrobotics.wixsite.com/2017 about robots helping in fire safety, GBHS students have been given the opportunity tion, Shark Tank style. Fire Department to learn about robots in the medical field. The teams have six weeks to design, build Executive Group November 13 6:00 p.m. Earlier this year, several students traveled and prepare for competition day. This year, Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest Rd, Milton to Mobile to see first-hand how technology, the GBHS team, along with many others, including robots, enhances the medical field lost two work weekends (four-plus days) and human life. due to hurricane stand-downs. Weekend Commission Committee November 20 Cancelled The students were able to practice with work days are critical for the GBHS tea, as the da Vinci Surgical System (the latest in these are the main days for the team to work, surgical and robotics technology), observe due to the team members’ multiple school Bagdad Architectural the Mako in action (a robotic-arm assisted and work/job commitments (band, football, Advisory Board November 22 8:30 a.m. surgery machine), participate in mock sur- AFJROTC, Mu Alpha Theta tutoring). Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton geries and check out a variety of other life. The students have been hard at work de- To better prepare for and understand this signing and building. Senior and GBHS Ro- year’s theme, team members Sheila Simp- botics veteran Marshall Rawson stated that Parks and Recreation November 22 5:30 p.m. son, Rion Adams, Aiden Blois and Russell “this year’s game is more challenging on Reddeclilff visited the Gulf Breeze Fire De- Aiden Blois & John Michael Huggins are the engineering and driver practice aspect partment and the Midway Fire District. part of the team that will represent Gulf Commission Regular November 23 Cancelled Breeze High School robotics. as opposed to last year’s game, which was The firefighters at both stations were an exercise in point strategy combined with helpful and glad to help students learn more engineering prediction.” Crossfire along with other middle and high If you are a person with a disability who needs any about fire fighting and fire safety. The Gulf According to every member of the team school teams in the area for Robot and the Breeze Fire Department has 20 volunteer when asked, the most challenging part of accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing overall BEST Award at the University of firefighters, two engines, a ladder truck and the game this year is the time constraint, you are entitled to the provision of certain assistance. West Florida on Saturday, Oct. 21, starting a fire rescue boat. made tighter by the weather issues. De- Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 at 9 a.m. The Gulf Breeze firefighters stated that spite the unexpected and unusual set-backs, The competition kicked-off September 16 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the fire fighting is inherently dangerous, “risk the GBHS team said they will be ready and when the game was revealed and each team date of the public hearing. Agendas and minutes are also a little, save a little; risk a lot, save a lot.” strong for competition. In the words of the was given a box of parts with which to build available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held in Technology and robotics’ use in fire fighting students, “We are doing our best to prepare the robot. In addition to the robot, each team is an interesting concept and Gulf Breeze for the competition.” the Board Room are recorded on DVD and available for competing for the BEST Award is required utilizes an automated CPR machine (simple Find out more about the GBHS Robotics purchase and most can be viewed live and/or replayed at to turn in an engineering notebook, create an robot) called autopulse. Team and the BEST Competition at gbhsro- this web site by selecting the meeting from the main page. exhibit booth and give a marketing presenta- The GBHS team will compete at UWF in botics.wixsite.com/2017 10A October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com City must have county approval before applying for Triumph oil spill funds » Continued from Page 1A One grant request would be for money for a redevelopment area along Hwy. 98 from Gulf Breeze to Tiger Point and is labeled East Gate. It involves land acquisition for a new parallel east-west road to move traffic along Hwy. 98 and would involve purchasing property in back of Live Oak Village and Harbourtown. It would also provide for building new retail and office space and a parking garage needed for Baptist Hospital ex- A few of the treats that will be given to visitors to the McMullens’ haunted home on Tuesday. pansion and AppRiver. A second project involves Andrews Institute, and is much Donations go to Momentum smaller but could tie into the East Gate project by attracting medical equipment and supply Church and the needy and digital businesses to that redevelopment area of East Gate. » Continued from Page 1A McMullen Halloween Among those who help make The third, and perhaps the larg- House the event a success each year are est, project is labeled Town Cen- The relocation of the ballfields to City property already thoroughly ghost-y, but 6 to 10 p.m. the off-duty law enforcement ter and needs the school board’s there is more to come. Not un- personnel who not only help will require the demolition and relocation of City Tuesday, Oct. 31 acknowledgement, because it til Halloween day, itself, will he 1530 Brigaten Court, keep things safe and sane, with involves land swapping with Hall to adjacent library property, for a new City bring out the many full-sized- Light House Point traffic and parking moving effi- some retail properties across the Hall which combines both the library and City and-then-some animatronics Gulf Breeze ciently, for everyone attending, road from the high school, with Hall administration. that pay tribute to monsters like but who also seem to take plea- a walk overpass to Shoreline Jason, Frankenstein and Freddy Meanwhile, LaVerne McMul- sure in watching the reactions of Drive. The reason for the land Summary Timeline: tion completion Krueger; the creatures such as len will be putting the finishing the visitors themselves. touches on the party food and swap would be to relocate the 2019: Property Acquisition (City Hall, Library, and Gulf werewolves and snarly things; McMullen says his neighbors slipping into her own costume. school athletic fields from their 2020: Facilities Demolition Breeze High School and the spooky beings without have been overwhelmingly sup- current location across Hwy. names that resemble mummies They will have some help portive of the celebration and 2020: Infrastructure Con- Athletic Fields) from members of Momentum 98 from Gulf Breeze schools to struction and zombies. some of them lend a helping 2022: Project completion Church, who show up annu- hand whenever and wherever park land, which involves retail 2021: Facilities construc- On that all important day, he will property. The Town Center retail give his ghosts, ghouls, witches ally to make sure the 1,500-plus they can be useful. stores would go where the ath- Scott said, “Is there any talk of in the county. And I can see the and creatures-from-beyond guests are well-fed and jolly-jit- The party price tag is about letic fields are currently. moving the schools?” smaller Andrews Institute proj- some help getting into place up tered. While there is no charge $2,000 a year for the McMul- School board member Scott Wyrosdick said there had ect working hand in hand with and down his driveway, will for the party, some of those who lens; the payoff is priceless as Peden said, “So, this would been a discussion about that, too. this East Gate to draw medical don his own costume and will come always ask about making a they experience the holiday in move the football field and all “But of course that is way out support businesses here. But as throw the switch on an elaborate donation. Those gifts go directly the way they like best: sharing the baseball and softball fields there, because we would need a far as the Town Center project scene-setting array of flashing, to the church, McMullen says, it with others in an atmosphere and facilities across the road, great big fat check to buy those between the school board and flickering lights; fog machines and any food left over at night’s that brings people together for with a walk over across Shore- schools and then have some City of Gulf Breeze, I don’t re- that bathe the area in clouds of end is given to organizations good fun, food and fellowship in line Drive to the school? And property.” ally know a lot.” ghostly gloom; and witchy peals like Loaves and Fishes for those a unique setting. is that a dome I see in this little Wyrosdick said, “This is part County chairman Rob Wil- of laughter. in need. drawing over the high school of the City’s Master Plan. They liamson said, “Yes, I also sup- football stadium,” he joked, add- want to build infrastructure that port the East Gate and Andrews. ing the drawing seemed to show would support this, if they can As far as the Town Center proj- placing the baseball and softball make it happen. That is what the ect -- it is really a big one for B fields on the north side of the first dollars would be for — insure. Don’t know if we want to A H road and the football field in a frastructure.” The school board support that right now or not.” domed air conditioned stadium agreed to recognize that the city’s But in the end, Williamson Thursday • Nov. 16th on the south side of the road. master plan includes developing asked Lynchard if he thought the 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm School Superintendent Tim the property into retail space. county should send a letter of At the Beacon! Wyrosdick said yes, from what County commissioners dis- support for all three projects, or We will have the he could tell from the drawing, cussed the three projects at Mon- just the first two. Lynchard said Gulf Breeze Chamber it was, indeed, a dome. “I know day’s county committee meeting. he thought they should support and this little drawing is bad and Commissioner Lane Lynchard of any project that a City govern- Navarre Chamber hard to see, even the roads. But Gulf Breeze told his fellow comment asks to have supported. attending this event. from what I see and understand, missioners that he was definitely They decided that at Thursday’s Community business are they would have a dome with in favor of East Gate and An- meeting, three letters of support welcome to come to the drews, but did not have a lot of for all three City applications air conditioning for the football event if they aren’t information yet about the Town would be given to Gulf Breeze stadium. This is like a 50-year chamber members at this project, and really a dream for Center project. “East Gate could City to be submitted by Nov. 15. time. We will be having them. But they need us to say if it bring a really big economic im- Representatives of the City of great food and drinks and would be acceptable to swap the pact to the south end. That is the Gulf Breeze were at the meeting networking opportunities. land to make it happen before kind of thing Triumph is looking and were given an opportunity they can even submit it.” for — economic development to speak if there were questions, School board chair Diane with salaries higher than most but no one took the microphone. Gulf Breeze Make High School yourself at home. Student Spotlight is a Gulf Breeze News feature designed to focus attention on the outstanding students at the local high school. Students are nominated by members of the school staff for a variety Enjoy a variety of customized amenities and of reasons. 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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 26, 2017 Spice up your life Cook with herbs to zest up their menus in healthy ways. need and drop the ice-encased herbs BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News Ginny Hinton of the Santa Rosa into the pot.) [email protected] County University of Florida IFAS Ex- • Drying – oven drying is a quick tension faculty brought delicious sam- method, but essential oils and fl avor can Whether President Thomas Jeffer- ples and helpful information when she be lost. Place herbs in a single layer on son was the guest of honor or the host, tackled the topic “Herbs: From Ancient a cookie sheet and set the oven at 100 diners in the early years of this country Remedies to Modern Culinary Arts” for degrees F. Leave the oven door open could expect highly seasoned foods on the Gulf Breeze Library Third Friday slightly and turn the herbs periodically the table. Every estate, and many small- program recently. so they will dry uniformly. Dry them er homes, as well, had herb gardens. Hinton gave tips on selecting fresh until they are crisp and will break easily. While some of the herbs and spices herbs based on color, smell and crisp- Microwave drying is quick and doesn’t were valued for the fl avor they im- ness, noting that an easy test involves tamper with fl avor. Place the herbs in parted to otherwise bland foods, those removing a few stems from a bunch of a single layer between two paper tow- taste-enhancers really came into their herbs and observing if the stems sup- els and microwave up to four minutes, own when it was time to disguise a port the leaves, indicating freshness, or turning and checking the herbs every menu item that was well past its prime. tend to droop and wilt. 30 seconds. Replace the paper towels if In those pre-refrigeration days, it She stressed sanitizing herbs by dip- they become too moist. Avoid over-dry- could be diffi cult to keep food at its ping them in a solution of 1 teaspoon ing and cool the herbs before storing. best. The taste and smell of herbs and household bleach per six cups of water, Air drying herbs is the easiest and least spices masked potential problems in rinsing them thoroughly and patting expensive method. Hang the leaves in Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News many a home. them dry before refrigerating. the sun until water evaporates, then Participants taste herb-fl avored treats. In addition, those tender plants could Her presentation also included infor- move them to a warm (68-90 degrees be used medicinally or for tucking in mation on preserving herbs by one of F), dry, well-ventilated place away with clothing or among linens to fresh- three methods: from bright light for three to four days. ton advised starting with small amounts. the tasty bits several hours before you en the smells associated with house- • Refrigeration – place herbs in a Hang them in small bundles for good If you are not following a recipe, try ¼ plan to serve the dish. holds where there was no running water perforated plastic bag or cut the stems air circulation and make sure they are teaspoon to begin with, and then add If you’re not sure how much herb and no appliances to keep fabrics clean diagonally and put them in a jar with positioned so oils will fl ow from stem more, as needed. fl avor you want to come through, ex- and fresh-scented. 1-2 inches of water in the fridge. to leaves. Pasteurize air-dried herbs When you are doubling a recipe, in- periment a bit in advance by adding In more modern times, many shop- • Freezing – seal the herbs in to destroy insects and insect eggs and crease the herb amount by 1 ½. small amounts to a little unsalted butter, pers simply pick up containers of “es- freezer bags, or freeze them in a single store them in a cool, dry, dark place, Fresh herbs can easily be substituted cream cheese or cottage cheese. Give sentials” like salt and pepper, along with layer on a cookie sheet and then place avoiding cardboard or paper containers, for dried ones. the recipe an hour to absorb the herbs favorites like garlic and onion powders them in freezer bags (this method keeps since they will absorb oil and taste. If you would normally use 1 teaspoon and then taste-test with a plain cracker and salts, from grocery store shelves, them from clumping together and The leaves will retain oils better if of dried herbs, use three teaspoons of and adjust, as needed, but always going pop them in a cabinet next to the stove makes them easier to use), or mince they are stored whole. fresh herbs or ¼ teaspoon of powdered slowly. and sprinkle them as needed. the cleaned herbs, put them in ice cube Herbs should never be stored near a herbs. Hinton stressed that herbs are a There is a renewed interest in gar- trays, cover them with water and freeze heat source, so avoid putting them in If you are adding herbs to a hot dish, healthy way to reduce sodium in the dening, however, and herb gardens are them (this method works well when the cabinets near the kitchen stove, in par- put them in near the end of the cooking diet and convinced the room full of ea- a fascinating subject for many green- herbs are intended for use in soups or ticular. time to retain fl avor and aroma. Cold ger herb-learners with delicious treats thumbers, as well as cooks with a desire stews. Simply pop out as much as you When it is time to use the herbs, Hin- dishes, however, will do best if you add showcasing some of her favorites.

Book sale Nov. Events coming @ Gulf Breeze Nov. 3 Library® Holiday Closures The Gulf Breeze Library is Libraries will be closed on Friday located at 1060 Shoreline Dr. and Saturday, Nov. 10-11, in observance of Veterans Day. port your local Friends group. Visit In observance of Thanksgiving, li- the Friends’ website at www.facebook. braries will close early at 5 p.m. on com/friendsofgblibrary for more infor- Wednesday, Nov. 22, and will be closed mation. Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 23 - 25. Libraries will resume normal busi- Tiger Point’s vistas Coffee Talk Book Club - Nov. include a view of ness hours on Monday, Nov. 27. 8, 6:30 p.m. Portoﬁ no Beach Resort.

The non-ﬁ ction book club meets on Preschool Storytime the second Wednesday of every other Storytime programs are presented month. This month the book club is dis- for preschool children ages 3 through 5 cussing “Killers of the Flower Moon: and include stories, ﬁ nger play and ac- the Osage Murders and the Birth of the tion rhymes. Caregivers must remain in FBI” by David Grann. Registration is Tiger Point Golf Club reports the library during storytime; however, required. they cannot accompany children into the programs. Programs start promptly Friends of the Gulf Breeze at the assigned times. Latecomers are ‘vastly improved’ conditions not admitted. Library board of directors’ of dirt removed, drainage inside the staff is an important part of the ameni- First timer? Visit the library to meet meeting - Nov. 14, 5:30 p.m. BY GLENDA CAUDLE bunker replaced, and bunker sand re- ties offered for such occasions. the storytime presenter, pick up a wel- Board meetings are held on the sec- Gulf Breeze News stored. In addition, the clubhouse is prov- come packet, explore the children’s area ond Tuesday of each month at 5:30 [email protected] The company has also instituted ing to be the perfect venue for anni- and enjoy a tour of the library. p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. Visit Tiger Point Golf Club General Man- the Troon Rewards opportunity at Ti- versary celebrations, birthday parties, Storytime will be presented during the Friends’ website at www.facebook. ager Trey Childs says anyone visiting ger Point. Golfers who take part in the baby showers, bridal courtesies – even the following times through December com/friendsofgblibrary for more infor- the course this time of year will be program receive points for every dollar weddings and ceremonies of various 8: 11:15 - 11:45 a.m. on Wednesdays. mation. aware of noticeable positive changes, they spend toward their rounds of golf, kinds. Storytime will not be held during the from tee to green, since spring 2017. merchandise or lessons. The points add The setting is beautiful and the staff week of Thanksgiving. Third Fridays with UF/IFAS Since Troon/Honours Golf took over up to discounts on golf and merchan- is ready to meet every client need,

Extension Nov. 17 management of the club in early 2017, dise and can even lead to free golf. Childs says with obvious pride in the Friends of the Gulf Breeze The University of Florida Institute course conditions have improved dra- “Hundreds of our local golfers have changes that have elevated every as- Library Fall Book Sale - Nov. of Food and Agricultural Services pres- matically, Childs says. “Tiger Point already signed up and are accumulating pect of the club’s ability to attract well- 3, 4-7 p.m., and Nov. 4, 9 ents “Florida-Friendly Landscaping” has always had one of the best layouts points toward their next free rounds of satisﬁ ed members and guests. a.m.-3 p.m. by Mary Derrick, UF/IFAS Extension around.” With the course conditions so golf,” Childs says. Call (850) 932-1333, ext. 6, for tee Santa Rosa County Residential Horti- vastly improved, customers are having The FOGBL are hosting a book sale As word of changes at the club times, or visit the club at TigerPoint- culture Agent, at the Gulf Breeze Li- more fun than ever on their rounds. at the Gulf Breeze Library. A variety spreads, Tiger Point has become known Golf.com or on Facebook. The club- The greenside bunker on No. 17 of books will be available. This event brary. as a great place to stage golf tourna- house is located at 1255 Country Club has been renovated, with the top layer is free and open to the public. Sup- Continued in an upcoming issue. ments. A knowledgeable and friendly Road. 2B October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Kingsman: The Enjoy ‘Beaches Golden Circle’ to Woodlands’ – franchise fun this weekend Sweater weather is near and Art Studio Kiln Openings delivers the goods with fall in the air, what better All Month. 7505 Buckeye Dr., way to get in the spirit than to get Navarre. 10 a.m. -5 p.m. www. If you work in the film indus- ing fun adventures of mirth and vice” with Colin Firth, Samuel out to one of the area’s featured facebook.com/stokespottery try in 2017, creating, marketing magic with some charmingly Jackson and newcomer Taron events? There’s a happening for Navarre/Hwy. 87 Farm- or starring in the big time multi- cute school kids. And that whole Egerton was so oddly quirky, so everyone to enjoy, so check out er’s Market Oct. 28. SR 87 & billion dollar business of main- series, all eight movies, was smart, so hip and so much fun it the “Beaches to Woodlands” Bob Tolbert Road, across from stream art, there is one word that pretty terrific. made many critics’ top 10 lists schedule for all the fall fun. Gordon Evan Road, Navarre. crystallizes all the hopes and It is, of course, much easier to for 2014. It also made quite a bit Adventures Unlimited Next to Holley Hill Pottery & Ye dreams for success and longev- be cynical about this whole pro- of money, and director Matthew Fall Foliage Zipline Tours Ole Brothers Brewery. 9 a.m. ity in the quickly shifting public cess. There is a lack of creativity Vaughn, from all reports, had a All month long 8974 Tomahawk – 12 p.m. consciousness. Franchise. Fran- in repeating a formula, and the great time putting the whole thing Landing Road, Milton. www.ad- Secrets of Santa Rosa: chise, franchise, franchise. built-in audiences for a sequel together. 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Solution, Page 2B » 4B Your Community Newspaper October 26, 2017 FDOT to Hold Public Hearing on Navarre is State Road 87 at South Lynn Road featured in The Florida Department of Transpor- by a public comment period. months to complete, weather permitting. tis, FDOT Project Manager, toll-free at Southern tation (FDOT) will hold a public hearing The intent of this project is to remove Maps, drawings and other project in- (850) 638-0250, ext. 1275 or via email at concerning access management changes the current directional median opening on formation will be on display. This hear- [email protected] at least seven on State Road 87 at South Lynn Road State Road (S.R.) 87 at South Lynn Road ing is being held without regard to race, days prior to the hearing. Living in Santa Rosa County Thursday, Nov. 2, to provide full access and remove the color, national origin, age, sex, religion, For more information, visit Florida from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. CDT. at the southbound acceleration lane to accom- disability or family status. Persons who Department of Transportation District By Glenda Caudle Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 8510 Kes- modate a northbound left turn lane into require special accommodations under Three on the web at www.nwflroads.com, Gulf Breeze News hav Taylor Drive in Milton. The hearing the properties on the west side of S.R. the Americans With Disabilities Act or follow on Twitter @myfdot_nwfl, or like [email protected] will begin as an open house at 5:30 p.m., 87. The project is anticipated to begin persons who require translation services us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ with a formal presentation at 6, followed spring 2018 and take approximately three (free of charge) should contact Brian Pet- MyFDOTNWFL. It’s something of a tiny tid- bit, but that is fitting, since the article about Navarre Beach is part of a “Tiny Towns” feature in the November issue of South- Gulf Power warns ern Living magazine. The story offers overviews of eight “picturesque villages” in customers about the Southeast and notes that the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville sees bigger crowds than those telephone scams communities featured in the story could muster up. Gulf Power wants to warn cus- representatives immediately.” However, those numbers tomers that the energy company Gulf Power advises customers – the article mentions 1,079 for has seen an increase in telephone that: Navarre Beach – refer to actual scammers involving customers • Gulf Power employees will residents. Visitors swell those and their energy bills and other never call a customer at home local numbers considerably personal information, including seeking any personal information, throughout most of the year, and both residential and business cus- including credit card numbers. the crowds are sure to grow as tomers. • Gulf Power representatives development gets under way on Gulf Power continues to work will never ask a customer for mon- the pier. with law enforcement in reporting ey when they visit a residence or Navarre Beach does have the these incidents, but the company business. distinction of being the largest has received an escalated number • All Gulf Power representa- “village” mentioned in the piece of calls from customers in the area tives carry badges with picture and the story is complimentary. reporting fraudulent calls in recent identification that includes the em- Santa Rosa Sheriffs Office Writer James T. Black refers days. ployee’s name and the company’s to the town as “undiscovered” Specifically, businesses are be- name and logo. and gives its location, with ing targeted and customers are be- Customers should call Gulf arrests drug suspect Pensacola Beach as the starting ing told their energy bills are past Power at 1-800-225-5797 if they point for a drive east down State due and their power will be cut have any questions about the iden- On Friday, Oct. 20, at 6:45 to the collection of valuable 22 grams crystal “Ice” meth- Route 399. Noting the area’s off if the customers do not pro- tity of anyone representing Gulf a.m., the Santa Rosa County evidence. The Narcotics Unit amphetamine, street valued snow white sand and a variety of vide credit card payments or other Power. Sheriff’s Office Narcotics obtained intelligence over an at approximately $2,200; 200 rental condos at Beach Colony forms of immediate payment. Gulf Power is working with lo- Unit completed an eight- eight month period which led Xanax bars, street valued at Resort, it also focuses on the “While most customers rec- cal law enforcement agencies to month-long investigation detectives to believe Davis approximately $2,000; 33 Hy- bonus of some of the most spec- ognize these calls as scams, they identify the perpetrators. If any- leading to the arrest of Anto- was dealing narcotics from the dromorphone, street valued tacular sunsets in the Sunshine seem to be growing more com- one has been victimized by one of nio Dewayne Davis, 35, of the Renee Circle address. Davis is at approximately $1,000; 10 State. mon,” said Rick DelaHaya, Gulf these schemes, or has any informa- 6400 block of Renee Circle in considered a “key player” in Hydrocodone, street valued at Black gives high marks to Power spokesperson. “If you have tion about suspects, they are asked Milton. local narcotics distribution. $100; 15 pounds of marijuana, Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ any doubts about a caller’s iden- to call local law enforcement and Sheriff’s Narcotics and Items recovered during the street valued at $37,500; two Grill and to the Northern Italian tity, don’t give them any informa- to contact Gulf Power at 1-800- SWAT team members execut- course of the search warrant AR-15 rifles; and a Saiga 12 cuisine available at Bella Luna tion, and call our Customer Care 225-5797. ed a search warrant leading included over $46,000 cash; automatic shotgun. Italian Bistro, as well.

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Swim team sends 14 to regionals, See Page 4C Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 26, 2017 GBHS, Navarre GBHS battle for title loses (again) BY JASON THOMPSON in title Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] As Yogi Berra once said, it’s deja vu all over again. The Gulf Breeze Dolphins will host the Navarre Raiders match for the District 2-6A title Friday Lady Dolphins played night at Dolphin Stadium. Gulf Breeze will be defending the Publix Beach Bowl Cup for at Leon in a regional the first time (Navarre had won the previous eight), as well as looking quarterﬁ nal Tuesday to win back-to-back district titles BY JASON THOMPSON for the first time in school history. Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] GBHS’ football seniors, cheerleaders, SoundWave Band members and JROTC cadets will The Lady Dolphins were three points away from be honored before the game. evening up Thursday’s District 1-8A championship match with Niceville. See Dolphins, Page 8C » The Lady Eagles would score six of the final Jason Thompson/Gulf seven points of the match and go on to win 25-16, Breeze News 25-23, 25-16. Schedules Amber Hartley (4) Thursday, Oct. 26 goes up for a block Niceville hosted Lincoln in a Region 1-8A in the Lady Dolphins’ Quarterfinal, while the Lady Dolphins (20-7) played JV/9th grade semiﬁ nal win over Tate at Leon (after the News’ deadline). football at Navarre, on Oct. 17. See Lady Dolphins, Page 4C » 5/7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 27 A LOOK BACK 30) Boys b’ball (12/19/03) - Ryan Bolster 10- the fi nal minute of overtime gives Dolphins the Dolphin, Raider Football vs footer to beat Pace. district title over Navarre. Navarre, 7 p.m. T29) Softball (4/10/03, 4/14/17) - Kaitlin 15) Boys soccer (1/27/10) - Max McDaniel’s Weeks and Kara Dorsey walk-off hits. goal clinches OT win over PHS in district tour- Saturday, Oct. 28 28) Baseball (3/25/06) - Tyler Gross walk-off ney. ‘16 game one two-run single beats ninth-ranked West Flor- 14) Softball (5/5/17) - Freshman Elle Branton Cross country at ida. throws complete game shutout for GBHS’ fi rst District 1-2A meet T27) Girls b’ball (11/15/06; 1/3/11) - regional tourney win in six years. (Pace), 8 a.m. Natalie Alverson, Addison Pohlmann buzzer 13) Girls basketball (1/31/17) - Olivia Hep- for the ages beaters. worth layup with 11 seconds left gives GBHS The finale of our 15 in 15 The Raiders scored twice fi rst playoff berth in 12 years. Tuesday, Oct. 31 T26) Lacrosse (4/5/14, 2/13/15) - Frances series goes back 364 days ago. before GBHS got within 21-14 Williams and Harold Hill score in triple and 12) Baseball (5/2,7/13) - Dolphin baseball Golf at state sextuple (sixth) overtime for GB wins. wins two one-run games in the regional tour- 1) Football (Oct. 28, 2016) after Phelps scored from three tourney at Howey 25) Softball (2/14/16) - Olivia Printiss fans 18 ney. - The Dolphins and Raiders yards out. A field goal in the in the Hills, TBD in 12 inning win. 11) Girls soccer (1/26/10) - Sullivan header have played each other for closing seconds made it a four- 24) Boys b’ball (2/3/06) - Dane Manfredi hits in double OT puts GB into regional fi nal. nearly two decades - but never point deficit (21-17) at the half. Wednesday, Nov.. 1 nine 3s in OT win over Catholic. 10) Softball (4/30/10) - Alison Milam extra-in- in a game like this. Phelps’ second TD to Cole 23) Volleyball (9/21/05) - Lady Dolphins rally ning, walk-off homer puts GBHS into regional The Raiders, who hadn’t lost Sheppard gave GBHS its first Girls soccer from 12-3 down to win 15-13 in game fi ve vs. fi nal. to the Dolphins since 2006, lead. Navarre took a 28-24 lead vs Navarre Catholic. 9) Volleyball (11/13/10) - 29-0 Lady Dol- took the early lead before the with 5:53 left, before Phelps at Niceville 22) Boys basketball (12/14/07, 2/1/08) - GBHS phins advance to fi rst state tournament. Dolphins answered. Tyler found Sheppard with 1:39 left. (preseason), 5 p.m. records buzzer beating wins over Navarre & Catho- 8) Boys soccer (2/23/03) - Dolphins win lic. shootout to advance to state tournament. Phelps, who threw for 327 GBHS made a stop inside 21) Football (9/22/06, 11/3/06) - Triple OT 7) Football (11/2/15) - Dolphin football yards, threw the first of his their own 10 as time expired for Results and last minute wins over Catholic and Na- bounces back for Navarre loss to win shootout three touchdowns to tie it. their first district title since 1989. Tuesday, October 17 varre. for runner up spot. Lady Dolphin 20) Boys basketball (11/02) - GB hit two 6) Girls soccer (2/8/07) - Lady Dolphin soccer buzzers in same game to beat Navarre. team advances to state title match. volleyball 25-25-16- 19) Boys basketball (2/15/05) - Brett Heat- 5) Volleyball (11/17/11) - Lady Dolphins win 25, Tate 22-19-25-8 ley hits bucket at buzzer to beat Pace in fi rst fi ve-setter to advance to state title match. round of district tournament. 4) Baseball (5/5/17) - Dolphins win fi rst dis- Thursday, October 19 18) Baseball (4/28/03) - Buddy Burks’ walk- trict title in 37 years. Niceville volleyball off single gives Dolphins win over Arnold in fi rst 3) Football (11/3/03) - Dolphins win three round of district tourney. team shootout to advance to postseason. 25-25-25, Lady 17) Softball (4/23/09) - Adrian Culpepper’s Dolphins 16-23-16 RBI single gives Lady Dolphins district title. 2) Boys soccer (12/14/08) - Overtime goal 16) Boys soccer (2/15/05) - Ty Story goal in puts Dolphins in state championship game.

GaryMichaels Mark Lee Cherry Fitch REALTOR® BROKER/ASSOCIATE REALTOR® [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 850.501.1122 850.261.1996 850.723.9723 2C October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Mixed THE BATTLE FOR BULLETIN BOARD BRAGGING RIGHTS! week for the Mike Aguado Philip Gibson Terry Gross Jack Kale Jacob Lintner Tom Ueberschaer Trident Home Gibson, Renfroe & Gross and Central Waterside Lloyd’s Glass Ueberschaer, PA Loans Zieman Schuster Church Gurus Game 1 #3 Georgia at Florida Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Outside of Alabama and Auburn, Game 2 Florida State at Boston College Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State the Gurus were split amongst all the other games last week. Arkansas at Ole Miss Ole Miss Arkansas Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Game 3 Philip Gibson’s 9-1 mark last Game 4 Mississippi State at Texas A&M Texas A&M Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi State Texas A&M Texas A&M week has him within a game of Mike Aguado heading into Week Game 5 #10 Okla. St. at #23 W. Virginia Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State 9 of the contest. Florida can keep its slim Game 6 #2 Penn State at #6 Ohio State Ohio State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Ohio State hopes alive of winning the SEC East (and throw a huge monkey #16 NC State at #13 Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame NC State Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Game 7 wrench in Georgia’s national title Game 8 Chicago at New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans hopes) when they meet Saturday. Several top 25 matchups will Game 9 Miami at Baltimore Miami Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Miami also be played when Oklahoma State takes on West Virginia, Game 10 Atlanta at New York Jets Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Ohio State hosts Penn State and N.C. State plays at Notre Dame. 9-1 Total 6-4 6-4 5-5 7-3 6-4 The Saints will host the Bears, while the Falcons play at the Jets 60-20 59-21 56-24 54-26 53-27 55-25 Last Week in NFL action.

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Thursday, October 26 Missouri at Connecticut CBSSN Sunday, October 29 7:25 PM Miami at Baltimore CBS Minnesota at Iowa Friday, October 27 2:00 PM MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP 6:00 PM UAB at Southern Mississippi 7:30 PM Nashville at Chicago NHL SERIES AT MARTINSVILLE Martinsville Speedway Sunday, October 29 6:15 PM Mississippi State at Texas A&M NBCSN 8:30 AM Minnesota at Cleveland NFL ESPN Saturday, October 28 12:00 PM Oakland at Buffalo CBS 6:20 PM Duke at #14 Virginia Tech ACCNE 6:00 PM NY Rangers at Montreal NHL pro Soccer on TV Indianapolis at Cincinnati CBS 6:30 PM New Mexico at Wyoming ESPNU Los Angeles at New England CBS Tennesse at Kentucky SECN Wednesday, November 1 Chicago at New Orleans FOX Nebraska at Purdue 7:00 PM Philadelphia at Chicago NBCSN Saturday, October 28 Atlanta at New York FOX 7:00 PM Ga. Tech at #7 Clemson ABC/ESPN2 9:30 PM Nashville at San Jose NBCSN 6:30 AM Manchester United vs Tottenham San Francisco at Philadelphia FOX Texas Tech at #9 Oklahoma ABC/ESPN2 Hotspur NBCSN Carolina at Tampa Bay FOX UT San Antonio at UTEP 3:05 PM Houston at Seattle Arkansas State at New Mexico State ESPN3 Nascar on TV Sunday, October 29 CBS 8:30 PM #15 Washington State at Arizona 8:30 AM Brighton & Hove Albion vs 3:25 PM Dallas at Washington FOX 9:00 PM UNLV at Fresno State Saturday, October 28 Southampton NBCSN 7:30 PM Pittsburgh at Detroit NBC Boise State at Utah State CBSSN 12:30 PM NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK 9:45 PM #11 USC at Arizona State ESPN SERIES AT MARTINSVILLE Martinsville Speedway Monday, October 30 Monday, October 30 10:15 PM San Diego State at Hawai’i FS1 3:00 PM Burnley vs Newcastle NBCSN 7:30 PM Denver at Kansas City ESPN ESPN2

College Football on TV pro baseball on TV October 27 at 7:00 P.M. Thursday, October 19 Friday, October 27 PUBLIX 6:00 PM Eastern Michigan at Northern Illinois 7:00 PM WORLD SERIES - GAME 3 Los Angeles Gulf Breeze High School Toledo at Ball State ESPN3 Dodgers at Houston Astros FOX Beach Bowl Cup 6:30 PM South Alabama at Georgia State ESPNU Saturday, October 28 8:00 PM #22 Stanford at Oregon State 7:00 PM WORLD SERIES - GAME 4 Los Angeles ESPN Dodgers at Houston Astros FOX

Friday, October 27 Sunday, October 29 7:00 PM Tulane at #25 Memphis CBSSN 7:00 PM WORLD SERIES - GAME 5 (if nec.) Los Florida State at Boston College ESPN Angeles Dodgers at Houston Astros FOX 8:00 PM Tulsa at SMU ESPN2 Tuesday, October 31 GBHS NHS Saturday, October 28 7:00 PM WORLD SERIES - GAME 6 (if nec.) 10:30 AM Buffalo at Akron CBSSN Houston Astros at Los Angeles Dodgers DOLPHINS RAIDERS 11:00 AM 5 Wisconsin at Illinois ESPN FOX #8 Miami at North Carolina ESPN2 #10 Oklahoma St. at #23 W. Va. ABC Wednesday, November 1 Rutgers at #19 Michigan 7:00 PM WORLD SERIES - GAME 7 (if nec.) VS. Arkansas at Ole Miss SECN Houston Astros at Los Angeles Dodgers Texas at Baylor ESPNU FOX HOW THE TEAMS MATCH UP 11:20 AM Louisville at Wake Forest ACCNE 11:30 AM Virginia at Pittsburgh ACCNE pro basketball on TV DEFENSIVE BACKS 1:00 PM California at Colorado 1:30 PM Florida Intl at Marshall 2:00 PM Kansas State at Kansas FS1 Thursday, October 26 Air Force at Colorado State CBSSN 7:00 PM Boston at Milwaukee TNT DOLPHINS RAIDERS San Jose State at BYU ESPN3 9:30 PM New Orleans at Sacramento 2:30 PM #2 Penn State at #6 Ohio State TNT FOX

#3 Georgia at Florida CBS #4 TCU at Iowa State ABC/ESPN2 Friday, October 27 UCLA at #12 Washington 7:00 PM Oklahoma City at Minnesota #16 NC State at #13 Notre Dame NBC NBATV #18 Michigan State at Northwestern ESPN 9:30 PM Washington at Golden State NBATV Georgia Southern at Troy ESPN3 Appalachian State at UMass Monday, October 30 Louisiana Tech at Rice 6:30 PM San Antonio at Boston NBATV Indiana at Maryland BTN 9:30 PM Golden State at LA ClippersNBATV 2:45 PM Houston at #16 South Florida ESPNU Tuesday, October 31 #3 Walter Yates III/Sr. #26 Cameron Thomas/Jr. 3:00 PM Vanderbilt at South Carolina 7:00 PM Oklahoma City at Milwaukee 6-0 / 195 5-8 / 155 SECN NBATV Has 61 tackles and two Third on the team 3:30 PM Florida Atlantic at Western Kentucky 9:30 PM Detroit at Los Angeles Lakers interceptions (10 for his career) in tackles with 38 4:00 PM Austin Peay at #20 UCF ESPN3 NBATV Headshot courtesy of Stone’s Studio Headshot courtesy of sbphotos.net Louisiana Monroe at Idaho ESPN3 4:45 PM Utah at Oregon THE BEACH BOWL CUP TROPHY HAS BEEN AWARDED SINCE 2008. 5:00 PM Texas State at Coastal Carolina Wednesday, November 1 ESPN3 7:00 PM Houston at New York ESPN RECORD: Navarre: 8 Gulf Breeze: 1 5:30 PM Old Dominion at N. Texas ESPN3 9:30 PM Dallas at LA Clippers ESPN

913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy | Gulf Breeze FL | 850.932.8986 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 26, 2017 3C FOOTBALL District 1-6A Standings Rec/Dist Pts* ^Escambia 5-2, 2-0, 39.0 Pine Forest 3-4, 1-1, 36.0 Tate 4-3, 1-1, 32.0 Washington 2-5, 0-2, 30.0 District 2-6A Standings Rec/Dist Pts* Navarre 6-1, 2-0, 36.0 GBHS 6-1,2-0, 34.14 Milton 2-5, 0-2, 30.43 Pace 2-5, 0-2, 28.57 District 3-6A Standings Rec/Dist Pts* Crestview 6-0, 2-0, 40.33 Niceville 6-1, 2-0, 38.43 Fort Walton 3-5, 0-2, 31.88 Choctaw 2-5, 0-2, 31.00 District 4-6A Standings Rec/Dist Pts* ^St. Augustine 7-0, 3-0, 44.29 Nease 4-4, 2-1, 33.13 White 4-5, 2-2, 28.63 Middleburg 1-7, 1-2, 24.25 Englewood 1-7, 0-3, 21.75 *District champions, plus next highest four point totals in the region earn postseason berths. ^Clinched district title WEEK 9 GAMES District 1-6A Godby 20, Pine Forest 12 Pace 42, Tate 41 District 2-6A Pace 42, Tate 41 District 3-6A Bay 31, Fort Walton 20 Submitted Photo District 4-6A County champs St. Augustine 35, Nease 23 The GBHS boys cross country team won the EscaRosa Championships Oct. 14 in Pace. They are (front, from left): Ian Baker, Connor Creel, Ryan Von Brock, Mark Roof and Finn Middleburg 26, Englewood 0 Youberg. Back (from left): Scoop Schneider, Gary Quilligan, Steven DeCesare, Blake Barclay, Jasper Bowles, Noah Haas, Kai Payne and Noah Johnson. (Hidden, back row) White 41, Englewood 3 Cade Seeber and Coach James Fox.

WEEK 10 GAMES District 1-6A Pine Forest at Tate Washington at Escambia District 2-6A Navarre at Gulf Breeze Pace at Milton District 3-6A Niceville at Crestview Fort Walton at Choctaw District 4-6A Englewood at Nease Middleberg at St. Augustine Fleming Island at White Region 1 rankings Dist#/School Pts. 4 St. Augustine 44.29 3 Crestview 40.33 3 Niceville 38.43 1 Escambia 38.29 1 Pine Forest 36.00 2 Navarre 36.00 2 Gulf Breeze 34.14 4 Nease 33.13

1 Tate 32.00 3 Fort Walton Beach 31.88 3 Choctawhatchee 31.00 2 Milton 30.43 1 Washington 30.00 4 White 28.63 2 Pace 28.57 4 Middleburg 24.25 4 Englewood 21.75

Northwest Florida Youth Football Alliance Standings Division Standings: U06 Bellview 7-0 Submitted Photo NEP 7-0 County champs Pensacola 7-0 The GBHS girls cross country team won the EscaRosa Championships Oct. 14 in Pace. They are (front, from left): Lauren Jorgensen, Mira Helms and Annalise Rotunda. (Second East Pensacola 5-2 row, from left) Hannah Spooneybarger, Ashlinn Salvatore, Libbie Jorgensen, Tabitha Labrato, Savannah Parisey, Ana Rios and Lindsey Saunders. (Back row, from left) Sophie Navarre 5-2 Miller, Gabbie Pohlman, Alex Branton, Brooklyn Rayborn, Madilyn Moore, Taylor Farej, Micah Hemmen, Shealan Malone and Coach Katie Fein. Brent 4-3 T7) Cantonment 3-4 Division Standings: U08 Division Standings: U09 Division Standings: U12 Division Standings: U14 Ensley 3-4 East Pensacola 7-0 Pensacola 7-0 Navarre 3-4 Bellview 7-0 Milton 7-0 Milton 3-4 NEP 7-0 Bellview 5-1 Pace 3-4 Navarre 6-1 Pensacola 7-0 Pace 7-0 Milton 4-3 East Pensacola 2-5 Pensacola 6-1 Perdido Bay 7-1 Perdido Bay 3-5 Myrtle Grove 6-2 Perdido Bay 4-4 Myrtle Grove 2-6 Gulf Breeze 5-2 Gulf Breeze 5-2 Salvation Army 2-5 Bellview 5-2 Gulf Breeze 2-5 Perdido Bay 2-6 Milton 5-2 East Pensacola 4-3 Pace 1-6 Gulf Breeze 5-2 Pace 2-4 Gulf Breeze 1-6 NEP 5-2 NEP 4-3 Brent 3-3 Gulf Breeze 0-7 T7)Brent 3-4 Navarre 0-7 Salvation Army 1-6 T7)East Pensacola 4-3 T7)Bellview 3-4 Pensacola 3-4 Salvation Army 4-3 Myrtle Grove 0-8 Navarre 3-4 Division Standings: U10 Division Standings: U11 Pensacola 7-0 Division Standings: U07 Milton 2-5 NEP 7-0 Pace 3-4 Cantonment 2-5 Pace 6-0 Navarre 2-5 Pensacola 7-0 Bellview 5-1 Brent 1-6 Pace 2-5 Pace 4-2 Bellview 5-1 Salvation Army 2-5 Brent 6-1 Ensley 1-6 Ensley 1-6 Navarre 3-4 Navarre 5-3 Cantonment 1-6 Bellview 5-2 Myrtle Grove 2-6 Myrtle Grove 1-7 Gulf Breeze 2-5 Milton 2-5 Ensley 0-7 Ensley 4-3 Perdido Bay 1-7 Salvation Army 0-6 Perdido Bay 2-6 Perdido Bay 3-4 Perdido Bay 0-8 Milton 4-3 Cantonment 0-7 Milton 1-6 See Stats, Page 6C Gulf Breeze 0-8 T7)Cantonment 3-4 » SHOP TRUSTED SITES & APPS Stay safe online: Use caution when shopping with an unfamiliar online retailer as some may be false fronts designed to steal personal information. Learn more ways to keep your computer safe at: thefc2.org

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Vinny Savarino competes in the 100 yard butterﬂ y at last week’s District 1-2A meet in Panama City Beach. GBHS sends 14 to swimming regionals Seven swimmers will compete in four events

The Gulf Breeze High boys and girls swim teams sent a total of 14 swimmers to Wednesday’s Region 1-2A meet in Panama City Beach (held after the News’ deadline). The District 1-2A meet was also at Panama City Beach on Oct. 25, as GBHS finished fourth in both divisions. Makayla Ludwick, Cali Wilson, Maren Mackey, Lauren Jorgenson, Stephen Speck, Will Walden and Devon Shields qualified in all four events they competed in the week before. Ludwick, Wilson, Mackey and Jorgenson will swim in both the 200 yard medley relay and the 200 yard freestyle relay. Ludwick will also swim in the 500 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke (events she won at districts). Mackey will also swim in the 200 yard individual medley and 100 yard butterfly. Wilson will also swim in the 100 yard freestyle and the 100 yard breaststroke (an event in which she’s the top seed), while Jorgenson will compete in the 100 yard backstroke and 100 yard Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News breaststroke. Elizabeth Quinlan Abby Wolfe pushes off the block in the start of her 50 yard freestyle heat last week in Panama City Beach. will compete in the 100 yard butterfly and the 500 yard freestyle, while Libbi Jorgenson will compete in the 200 yard freestyle. Speck, Walden and Shields will swim in the 200 and 400 yard freestyle relays. Finn Youberg will join them in the 200 and Matthew Rodgerson in the 400. Shields will also swim in the 200 and 500 yard freestyles, as will Rodgerson. Speck will swim in the 200 yard individual medley and the 100 yard backstroke, while Walden will competed in the 50 and 100 yard freestyles. Garrett Edwards and Cole Kariher will both swim in the 500 yard freestyle, while Payton Olson will compete in the 100 yard breaststroke. The three regional champions, plus the next 21 in individual events and next 13 in relays will advance to the state meet, which Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News is Nov. 3 in Stuart. Jasmaine Roberge ﬁ nishes her heat of the 100 yard freestyle without her goggles.

Baseball Clinics & Tryouts Wave Baseball announces Fall Baseball Clinics for players $ ages 9-14u (as of May 1, 2018). Wave Baseball coaching staff will lead sessions focusing on the fundamentals of fielding, hitting, base running, pitching, and certain mental aspects of the game. SPONSORSHIP SPECIAL NOW ONLY 450 Through October 31 (One Sport Only) Fall Clinics at Wave 2018 Tryouts Girls soccer Boys soccer Girls b-ball Boys b-ball Shoreline Park: at Shoreline Park: games games games games Sunday 10/22 & 11/5 Saturday 12/2 Noon-2 pm Ages 9-12U 11U – 9:30 on Field #6 Nov. 9 vs. Milton Nov. 18 vs. Arnold Dec. 7 vs. Navarre Dec. 1 vs. Pace 3-5 pm for Ages 13-14U 12U – 11:00 on Field #6 $25/session or $50 for all 3 dates; max of $75 13U – 1:00 on Field #9 family payable at clinic via cash or check. 14U – 2:30 on Field #9 Nov. 15 vs. Nov. 21 vs. Dec. 14 vs. Baker Dec. 8 vs. Niceville Sign up online at Monday, 12/4 Choctaw Navarre Make-up tryout 4-6 pm on Field #5 www.wave-baseball.com Two games at In One game at In The under “2017 Fall Clinics” and complete $50 Tryout fee payable at tryout with cash registration and liability waiver. or check payable to Wave Baseball Dec. 5 vs. Navarre Dec. 6 vs. PHS The Game Tourney Game Tourney at at GBHS (Dec. GBHS (Dec. 28-30) Parent Meetings Tuesday, 11/14 at 7 pm – Prospective Player Parent Meeting at Gulf Breeze Recreation Center Dec. 16 vs Tupelo, MS Dec. 16 vs Tupelo, MS 28-30) (11-14U teams). This is for interested parents to gain a detailed understanding of the WAVE Jan. 22 vs. program for prospective players. Attendance is strongly encouraged. Tuesday, 12/12 at 7 pm – Annual Organization Meeting at Gulf Breeze Recreation Center for Jan. 17 at Navarre Jan. 19 at Fort Jan. 11 at Navarre Catholic 2018 teams (for players selected to teams). Walton Wave Baseball is a non-profit 501c3 organization and was founded in 2008. Wave Baseball was founded Jan. 18 vs. to provide players ages 11-14 the opportunity to participate in a structured program that offers exposure Jan. 23 vs. Jan. 30 vs. to professional coaching, a rigorous practice schedule, structured game participation, and tournament Niceville Jan. 25 at Catholic Catholic Washington play. The Wave Baseball program unites all coaches under one training methodology similar to a baseball academy. Players will learn good sportsmanship, commitment, dedication to hard work, the importance of being fit, mental and physical toughness, and the importance of character. Wave players completing the program will be well prepared for play at the high school level. Last spring 50 former Wave Call Gulf Breeze News today at 932-8986 players played high school baseball. For more information contact Rocky Cross at 499-8641, “Like” Wave Baseball on Facebook, or see www.wave-baseball.com or email [email protected] gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 26, 2017 5C

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Rilee Sabik (above, left) reacts to a winning point against Niceville, while Izzy Erickson (11) and Amber Hartley (4) go up for a block against Tate. Lady Dolphins face Leon in regional quarters

Continue from Page 1C » District 1-8A championship Niceville 25-25-25, Lady Dolphins 16-23-16: Gulf Breeze was two points away from evening the match, but the Lady Eagles scored the last four points on their way to a three- game sweep. Niceville, who has beaten Gulf Breeze all three times this season, took an 8-2 lead in game one. A pair of serves from Rilee Sabik got the Lady Dolphins within three at 11-8, but they would get no closer. The second set was tied at 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 and 15 before Gulf Breeze scored six of the next 10 points to take a 22-19 lead. Niceville would get kills on the next two points before a Carlee Amberson kill made it 23-21. Niceville would get a sideout. then record an ace and two blocks to take the set. The second set loss was devastating to Gulf Breeze, which fell behind 7-1 in the third set and never recovered. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Olivia Hepworth, Carlee Sam Dakauskas, Ally Smith and Madi Clay react to a point against Niceville Thursday. Hepworth and Amber Hartley all had four kills each, while Hepworth had six kills and Tate, which lost to Gulf Baltz had nine kills, while Sam Karcher and Sadie Baltz Karcher five, while Snider and Breeze three times in the regu- Hepworth had eight. Snider had had three each. Hepworth had 10 and nine lar season, took a 20-16 lead in three aces, while Hepworth, Izzy Erickson had five blocks, assists, respectively. game one before the Lady Dol- Stokes and Karcher had two each. while Hartley and Baltz had Lady Dolphins 25-25-16-25, phins scored nine of the last 11 Baltz had a team-high five three each and Amberson, two. Tate 22-19-25-8: GBHS jumped points. Hartley had two of her 14 blocks, while Stokes had 28 Lauren Stokes had nine digs, out to an 11-l game four lead to kills in that run, while Baltz had digs. Hepworth had 26 and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News while Gracie Snider had seven. clinch a semifinal win Oct. 24. a kill and a block. Karcher, 14. Olivia Hepworth sets the ball against Niceville Thursday. GBHS boys, girls golf teams Sidelines Sports Bar & Restaurant sidelinessportsbarandrestaurant.com #2 Via De Luna L Pensacola Beach, FL advance to regionals 934-3660 L42 tvs – 8 Hi-Def Big Screens L By Jason Thompson NFL Sunday Ticket Gulf Breeze News© 2017 LESPN College Gameplan [email protected] LWings LBurgers LSeafood LRibs Both the GBHS boys and girls golf teams advanced to the Region Peg Leg Pete’s Oyster Bar 1-2A meet, held Tuesday (girls) and www.peglegpetes.com 1010 Ft. Pickens Road Wednesday (boys - both after the Gulf Pensacola Beach, Fl Breeze News’ deadline). 932-4139 The Lady Dolphins took second, LThe freshest local seafood while the boys were third. Pace won ...always on the menu! the girls’ title with a 360, while Gulf LOYSTER DAY every WEDNESDAY! Breeze had a 375. Kaylie Herring led LDAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Gulf Breeze with an 87, followed by Monday - Friday Kasey Richards (91), Liz Wilson (95) and Hannah May (102). West Florida won the boys title Maria’s (314), followed by Pace (335) and Fresh Seafood Market GBHS (345). Brent Williams led the 621 Cervantes Street Dolphins with a 77, followed by Clay Pensacola, Fl L 432-4999 Fresh from LShrimp LOysters Dobry (88), Luke Ellis (89), Jackson the boats Reeves (91) and Jack Krueger (100). daily! LGrouper LCrabs Lplus many more Gulf Coast Favorites! Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The state meet is Oct. 31-Nov. 1 in Jack Krueger tees off in a recent GBHS golf match. Howey-In-The-Hills. 6C October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Stats Continue from Page 2C » VOLLEYBALL District 1-8A ﬁ nal Thursday - Gulf Breeze Niceville 25 25 25 Gulf Breeze 16 23 16 Kills: Olivia Hepworth 4, Carlee Amberson 4, Amber Hartley 4, Sam Karcher 3, Sadie Baltz 3 Aces: Sam Karcher 2, Sadie Baltz 2, Rilee Sabik 1. Blocks: Izzy Erickson 5, Amber Hartley 3, Sadie Baltz 3. Carlee Amberson 2. Digs: Lauren Stokes 9, Gracie Snider 7, Olivia Hepworth 6, Sam Karcher 5. Assists: Gracie Snider 10, Olivia Hepworth 9.

District 1-8A semifi nal Oct. 17 - Gulf Breeze Tate 22 19 25 8 Gulf Breeze 25 25 16 25 Kills: Amber Hartley 14, Sadie Baltz 9, Olivia Hepworth 8, Sam Karcher 4, Izzy Erickson 4, Sam Dakauskas 3. Aces: Gracie Snider 3, Olivia Hepworth 2, Lauren Stokes 2, Sam Karcher 2. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Colby Copeland (left) looks to pass the ball, while coach Austin King directs at the first day of boys soccer practice Monday. Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Event 9 Girls 1 mtr Diving Event 15 Girls 500 Yard Freestyle 13 Seekamp, Luke FWB 1:13.41 Flight: 3 1 Oja, Christian Choc 1:47.57 1 Sylvester, Abigail Mosley 360.90 1 Ashley, Marisa Arnold 5:16.41 14 Young, Canton Bay 1:16.36 GB-Man 22-10 GOLF 2 Allred, Kai Mosley 1:48.96 2 Shumnyk, Ulyana Rick 354.85 2 Ludwick, Makayla GBHS 5:34.07 15 Palermo, Michael GBHS 1:16.42 RS-Manziek 22-10 3 Shields, Devon GBHS 1:55.11 3 Hankins, Audrey Mosley 332.70 3 Mao, Alice Rick 5:34.55 16 O’Brien, Liam W Fla 1:16.96 GS-Wiseman 19-13 4 Tang, Chris FWB 1:55.23 4 Vest, Hannah FWB Rutherford 4 Connors, Paige W Fla 5:50.89 23 Reeder, Carson GBHS 1:31.89 HBTS-Elliott 14-18 Boys 5 Gao, Jason Rick 1:57.79 297.70 5 Elbana, Sarah Arnold 5:56.92 --- Helmi, Rami GBRZ DQ GB-Holt 11-21 District 1-2A meet 6 McCarroll, Logan FWB 1:59.46 6 Hess, Eliza Rocky Bayou 5:58.81 OB-Ross 8-24 Oct. 17 7 Rodgerson, Matthew GBHS Event 10 Boys 1 mtr Diving 7 Quinlan, Elizabeth GBHS Event 21 Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke West Florida 314 2:00.17 1 Nicewonder, Dalton Mosley 6:01.43 1 Wilson, Cali GBHS 1:09.15 Pace 335 Flight: 4 8 Mooney, Ash Mosley 2:02.26 387.37 8 Radomski, Helen Choc 6:11.95 2 Sondgeroth, Paige Arnold 1:09.83 RS-Dantino 30-6 GBHS 345 9 Stvilia, Anna Rick 6:24.07 3 Fisher, Elizabeth Mosley 1:10.39 9 Edwards, Garrett GBHS 2 Hebert, Griffi n Arnold 339.30 PCC-Tolan 20-16 GBHS scores 10 McAuley, Katelyn W Fla 6:29.35 4 Mao, Alice RICK 1:10.65 2:04.92 3 McGuire, Cole Arnold 330.80 GS-Turbyfi ll 15-21 Jackson Reeves 91 11 McNamara, Jasalyn Mosley 5 Gobel, Isa Arnold 1:12.39 10 Kariher, Cole GBHS 2:05.40 4 McCarter, Max Arnold 281.40 PCC-Klahorst 15-21 Brent Williams 77 11 Craig, Tanner Mosley 2:06.53 5 Ferguson, Corban FWB 272.05 6:55.97 6 Suggs, Savanna Mosley 1:13.49 Clay Dobry 88 RS-Barrow 15-21 12 Brown, Michael Choc 2:11.03 6 Meske, Sean JR FWB 220.70 12 Reeder, Madelyn Mosley 6:56.00 7 Kale, Sydney FWB 1:13.94 Luke Ellis 89 GB-Gray 13-23 13 Webb, Payton Choc 2:11.10 13 Turpin, Mara GBHS 6:56.13 8 Oja, Taileena Choc 1:15.93 Jack Krueger 100 14 Fox, Jack Mosley 2:12.04 Event 11 Girls 100 Yard 14 Doum, Delaney FWB 6:56.43 9 Brown, Amy W Fla 1:16.44 Flight: 5 15 Richardson, Ethan W Fla Butterfl y 15 Sturos, Tyra FWB 7:08.57 10 Jorgensen, Lauren GBHS Boys RS-McGee 32-4 2:13.48 1 Fisher, Elizabeth Mosley 59.29 16 Levine, Rita Mosley 7:15.29 1:17.17 District 1-2A meet RS-Mitchell 24-12 16 Lee, Isaiah Rick 2:15.45 2 Kale, Sydney FWB 59.66 17 Iaconelli, Emily GBHS 7:17.30 11 Westbo, Devon Mosley 1:18.40 Oct. 17 RS-Emerson 21-15 3 Balent, Katie FWB 1:00.59 12 Marengo, Vyctoria FWB 1:19.46 Pace 360 Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM 4 Dorr, Brooke Mosley 1:01.99 Event 16 Boys 500 Yard 13 Versie, Nyah FWB 1:20.89 PAC-Hassell 18-18 GBHS 375 1 Campbell, Maddie Arnold 5 Bradford, Molly Grace Mosley Freestyle 14 Cassulo, Alexi Choc 1:22.11 OB-Echterling 16-16 West Florida 481 2:13.70 1:02.13 1 Allred, Kai Mosley 4:53.61 15 Goto, Hannah GBHS 1:22.52 RS-Vigo 12-24 GBHS scores 2 Mackey, Maren GBHS 2:16.05 6 Mackey, Maren GBHS 1:02.96 2 Shields, Devon GBHS 5:16.64 16 Driskell, Abby GBHS 1:26.84 RS-Hattaway 10-22 Kaylie Herring 87 3 Sondgeroth, Paige Arnold 7 Stevenson, Kaia Arnold 1:03.33 3 Rodgerson, Matthew GBHS GS-Cornett 7-29 Kasey Richards 91 2:16.82 8 Balent, Beth FWB 1:04.72 5:21.09 Event 22 Boys 100 Yard Liz Wilson 95 4 Dorr, Brooke Mosley 2:18.41 9 Elbana, Sarah Arnold 1:06.50 4 Mooney, Ash Mosley 5:32.52 Breaststroke Flight: 6 Hannah May 102 5 Balent, Katie FWB 2:18.82 10 Turner, Delaney W Fla 1:06.96 5 McCarroll, Logan FWB 5:33.87 1 Bolding, Chase Arnold 1:00.67 PCC-Butler 21-11 6 Stevenson, Keely Arnold 2:19.70 11 Quinlan, Elizabeth GBHS 6 Craig, Tanner Mosley 5:34.17 2 Smith, Connor Mosley 1:06.49 HBTS-Tashlik 17-11 7 Bradford, Lily Mosley 2:20.72 1:07.18 7 Dvorak, Steven Mosley 5:38.51 3 Despard, Mason Mosley 1:06.82 RS-Buffi ngton 16-16 SWIMMING 8 Balent, Beth FWB 2:24.70 12 Brady, Bailey Mosley 1:07.49 8 Brown, Michael Choc 5:54.87 4 Hoffman, Dylan Mosley 1:07.56 GB-Dixon 15-13 9 Suggs, Savanna Mosley 2:30.62 13 Hassebrock, Jenna W Fla 9 Webb, Payton Choc 5:55.52 5 Olson, Payton GBHS 1:08.83 OB-Browne 14-18 10 Turner, Delaney W Fla 2:31.51 1:09.12 10 Durham, Justin W Fla 5:59.13 6 Emery, Joseph Arnold 1:10.69 GB-Early 14-18 District 1-2A meet 11 Weeks, Nicholas Bay 6:15.43 7 Wilkinson, Paul Choc 1:11.26 Oct. 16 - Panama City Beach 11 Oja, Taileena Choc 2:36.15 14 Jorgensen, Libbie GBHS NAVY-Heishman 11-21 12 Hassebrock, Jenna W Fla 1:09.69 12 Donovan, Ryan GBHS 6:22.53 8 Boyd, Andrew Choc 1:12.36 Girls team scores 13 Rose, Jaron Choc 6:36.48 9 Riley, Marcus FWB 1:12.38 2:38.04 15 Goto, Hannah GBHS 1:10.11 Flight: 7 1. Mosley 461.5 14 Palermo, Michael GBHS 6:37.68 10 Knight, Harry Rick 1:13.29 13 Westbo, Devon Mosley 2:40.44 16 Mills, Kirah W Fla 1:10.60 RS-Suarez 27-9 2. Arnold 374.5 15 Meske, Sean FWB 6:39.34 11 Hedden, Mason GBHS 14 Cassulo, Alexi Choc 2:42.46 Event 12 Boys 100 Yard RS-Lochas 23-13 3. Fort Walton 291.5 16 McCann, Brady FWB 6:40.95 1:17.84 15 Webber, Emily FWB 2:46.60 Butterfl y 4. Gulf Breeze 249 12 Savarino, Vinny GBHS GS-Nelson 22-14 16 Doum, Delaney FWB 2:48.11 1 Sober, Jeffrey Rocky Bayou 52.45 5. West Florida 225.5 Event 17 Girls 200 Yard 1:18.55 RS-Manuel 20-16 17 Danielson, Annelise GBHS 2 Bolding, Chase Arnold 52.48 6. Choctawhatchee 162 Freestyle Relay 13 Athearn, Parker Rocky Bayou GB-Pettit 15-21 2:53.57 3 Rudman, Nathaniel FWB 53.14 7. Rickards 110 1 Mosley 1:46.05 1:19.12 HBTS-Little 13-23 21 Elliott, Devon GBHS 3:06.46 4 Machado, Jon Michael Mosley 8. Rocky Bayou 70 2 Arnold 1:46.10 14 Harsch, Harrison Rocky Bayou PAC-Meyers 13-23 9. Rutherford 32 --- Knight, Eve SO GBHS DQ 58.05 RS-Ortman 11-25 5 Smith, Alex W Fla 59.49 3 GBHS 1:46.11 32 1:20.20 1) Ludwick, Makayla; 2) 15 Holloway, Hagen W Fla Event 6 Boys 200 Yard IM 6 Emery, Joseph Arnold 59.89 Boys team scores Jorgensen, Lauren; 3) Mackey, 1:24.08 Flight: 8 1 Sehlhorst, Spencer Mosley 7 Campbell, Riley Mosley 1:00.20 1. Mosley 537 Maren; 4) Wilson, Cali 16 McGriff, Khamari Rick 1:24.64 GB-Ueberschaer 26-6 1:57.43 8 Gao, Jason Rick 1:00.27 2. Arnold 321 4 FWB 1:48.19 17 McChesney, Christopher RS-Beall 21-11 2 Gobel, Nicholas Arnold 2:00.25 9 Pittman, Wesley Mosley 1:00.94 3. Choctawhatchee 274 5 W Fla 1:53.86 GBHS 1:24.73 GS-Halloran 19-13 3 Speck, Stephen GBHS 2:04.83 10 Worthen, Christopher Choc 4. Gulf Breeze 271 6 Choc 2:00.80 PCC-Davies 18-14 4 Cain, Kenan Mosley 2:09.35 1:01.91 5. Fort Walton 249 7 Rocky Bayou 2:16.66 Event 23 Girls 400 Yard RS-Etscheid 9-23 6. West Florida 120 5 Wood, Joshua Choc 2:09.56 11 Fox, Jack Mosley 1:03.69 12 Riley, Marcus FWB 1:04.90 8 Rickards 2:18.67 Freestyle Relay OB-McEvoy 3-29 7. Rocky Bayou 98 6 Despard, Mason Mosley 2:12.23 1 Arnold 3:44.63 13 Sise, Wyatt GBHS 1:05.96 9 RUTH 2:32.78 8. Rickards 94 7 Smith, Christian Mosley 2:14.36 2 Mosley 3:44.69 9. Bay 51 8 Worthen, Christopher Choc 14 Sforza, Joey Arnold 1:06.30 15 Thompson, Hunter Choc Event 18 Boys 200 Yard 3 FWB 4:02.04 10. Godby 14 2:17.53 Freestyle Relay 4 W Fla 4:07.22 9 Smith, Alex W Fla 2:18.66 1:07.89 SOCCER 16 Lana, Jake Arnold 1:10.46 1 Mosley 1:32.62 5 Choc 4:44.08 Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley 10 Durham, Justin W Fla 2:19.66 2 FWB 1:35.04 --- GBHS DQ Relay 11 Sforza, Joey Arnold 2:26.40 18 Savarino, Vinny GBHS 2017-18 GBHS girls varsity 1:12.59 3 GBHS 1:36.30 1) Jorgensen, Libbie; soccer team 1 Mosley 1:53.25 12 Sise, Wyatt GBHS 2:28.61 2) Driskell, Abby; 3) Wolfe, 19 Hansen, Aric GBHS 1:16.68 1) Shields, Devon; 2) Youberg, Amberson, Blair 12th 2 Arnold 1:53.70 13 Wilkinson, Paul Choc 2:30.99 Finn; 3) Speck, Stephen; 4) Abby; 4) Quinlan, Elizabeth 21 Helmi, Rami GBHS 1:22.84 Campbell, Emma 9th 3 GBHS 1:57.68 14 Lana, Jake Arnold 2:31.09 Walden, Will Cassidy, Riley 10th 1) Ludwick, Makayla; 2) Wilson, 15 Campbell, Brayden FWB 4 Choc 1:36.99 Event 24 Boys 400 Yard Event 13 Girls 100 Yard Goodroe, Kristen 10th Cali; 3) Mackey, Maren; 4) 2:33.63 5 Arnold 1:41.70 Freestyle Relay Jorgensen, Lauren 16 George, Nicholas Choc 2:52.17 Freestyle Hunt, Margeaux 12th 1 McKim, Madeline Mosley 54.86 6 Rocky Bayou 1:42.93 1 Mosley 3:19.72 4 FWB 1:59.29 17 Linkous, Ben GBHS 3:00.62 2 Arnold 3:19.81 Manderson, Nicole 11th 2 Wilson, Cali GBHS 55.55 7 W Fla 1:43.82 5 W Fla 2:07.37 --- Hansen, Aric GBHS DQ 8 Rickards 1:48.27 3 GBHS 3:30.12 Martin, Madelynn 12th 6 Choc 2:11.33 3 Reynolds, Ashley Choc 57.46 Michaud, Hannah 10th 4 Davenport, Haley Mosley 57.67 9 Bay 1:52.85 1) Shields, Devon; 2) 7 Rocky Bayou 2:28.70 Event 7 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 10 Godby 2:19.40 Rodgerson, Matthew; 3) Niles, Rainey 12th 8 Rick 2:32.82 1 Reynolds, Ashley Choc 25.62 5 Altman, Hannah Mosley 59.98 Player, Katie 11th 6 Wiedemann, Nicole FWB Walden, Will; 4) Speck, Ste- 2 Altman, Hannah Mosley 26.56 Richards, Kasey 12th 1:01.01 Event 19 Girls 100 Yard phen Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Medley 3 Gobel, Isa Arnold 26.88 Sanchez, Sophie 12th 7 Kortz, Emily W Fla 1:02.20 Backstroke 4 Choc 3:52.41 Relay 4 Kortz, Emily W Fla 27.27 Shaw, Madison 10th 8 Crowder, Eliza Mosley 1:02.30 1 Warren, Taylor Arnold 58.69 5 W Fla 3:53.66 1 Arnold 1:41.86 5 Marengo, Vyctoria FWB 27.59 Stahl, Katelyn 12th 9 Versie, Nyah FWB 1:02.44 2 Campbell, Maddie Arnold 59.96 6 FWB 4:05.33 2 Mosley 1:44.66 6 Howell, Bryce WFLA 27.71 3 Bradford, Molly Mosley 1:01.40 Stanley, Summer 10th 3 FWB 1:45.33 6 Rudman, Lucy FWB 27.71 10 Alaniz, Carolyn FWB 1:02.63 11 Retherford, Heidi Arnold 4 Bradford, Lily Mosley 1:03.83 Greater Pensacola Ladies Sullivan, Makayla 12th 4 Choc 1:52.12 8 Crowder, Eliza Mosley 27.77 1:03.81 5 Stevenson, Keely Arnold 1:03.98 Tennis League standings Swinton, Aila 9th 5 Rick 1:55.99 9 Alaniz, Carolyn FWB 28.03 11 Howell, Bryce W Fla 1:03.81 6 Ludwick, Makayla GBHS Flight: Open Swinton, Mya 10th 6 Rocky Bayou 1:59.58 10 Driskell, Abby GBHS 28.32 HBTS-Gonzalez 22-6 13 Wolfe, Abby GBHS 1:04.16 1:05.79 Wood, Sydney 11th 7 Bay 2:11.85 11 Retherford, Heidi Arnold 28.37 RS-Covell 20-12 14 Benton, Rachel GBHS 7 Brown, Amy W Fla 1:06.95 Woodall, Alyse 10th 8 W Fla 2:12.22 12 Pegnataro, Kylie Mosley 28.90 OB-Pfeffl e 16-12 1:05.74 8 Rudman, Lucy FWB 1:07.00 --- GBHS DQ 13 Wolfe, Abby GBHS 28.92 15 Brannon, Amanda Rocky Bayou 9 Wiedemann, Nicole FWB 1:07.07 RS-Paux 15-13 2017-18 GBHS girls junior 1) Edwards, Garrett; 2) Olson, 14 Benton, Rachel GBHS 29.58 1:09.76 10 Hess, Eliza ROBY 1:07.26 RS-McCall 13-19 varsity soccer team Payton; 3) Rodgerson, Matthew; 15 Guerra, Julianna W Fla 29.92 16 Burke, Olivia Arnold 1:10.71 11 Jorgensen, Lauren GBHS GB-Pound 9-19 Ballay, Briahna 9th 4) Youberg, Finn 16 Turpin, Mara GBHS 31.17 PCC-McIntosh 9-23 22 Roberge, Jasmaine GBHS 1:07.64 Cronin, Macy 9th 12 Pegnataro, Kylie Mosley 1:11.40 1:19.68 Davis, Jamison 9th Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Event 8 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 13 Brady, Bailey Mosley 1:11.42 Feltenberger, Lauren 9th 1 Warren, Taylor Arnold 1:58.64 1 Rudman, Nathaniel FWB 22.21 14 Mills, Kirah W Fla 1:13.20 Event 14 Boys 100 Yard Haddock, Tyler 9th 2 Ashley, Marisa Arnold 1:59.86 2 Sober, Jeffrey Rocky Bayou 22.53 Freestyle 15 Edwards, Genna GBHS 1:15.52 TENNIS 3 McKim, Madeline Mosley 2:00.43 3 Walden, Will GBHS 23.24 Helms, Mira 9th 1 Oja, Christian Choc 48.62 16 Vest, Hannah FWB 1:16.31 4 Stevenson, Kaia Arnold 2:04.37 4 Tillman, Cole Arnold 23.29 Hobbs, Sophie 9th 2 Gobel, Nicholas Arnold 48.80 18 Danielson, Annelise GBHS Flight: 1 5 Davenport, Haley Mosley 2:04.75 5 Shanks, Jared Mosley 23.57 1:18.60 GB-Leveque 24-12 Lancaster, Grace 9th 6 Connors, Paige W Fla 2:09.81 3 Legg, Mason Mosley 49.21 Mauro, Mia 9th 6 Hemmings, Trey Mosley 24.14 4 Tillman, Cole Arnold 50.77 RS-Hansford 22-14 7 Radomski, Helen Choc 2:14.65 OB-Gilliand 18-18 Morman, Savannah 10th 7 Machado, Jon Michael Mosley 5 Walden, Will GBHS 50.98 Event 20 Boys 100 Yard 8 Jorgensen, Libbie GBHS 24.27 Backstroke RS-Del Gallo 16-20 Ng, Kayla 10th 2:16.59 6 Station, Luke Arnold 51.04 Noble, Kimmy 10th 8 Boyd, Andrew Choc 24.52 7 Smith, Connor Mosley 52.09 1 Sehlhorst, Spencer Mosley 53.76 GB-Farmer 16-20 9 Stvilia, Anna Rick 2:21.98 Patrick, Heather 9th 9 Barber, William Mosley 24.70 8 Hoffman, Dylan Mosley 53.30 2 Legg, Mason Mosley 54.60 GS-Majors 12-24 10 McAuley, Katelyn W Fla 2:25.06 Pohlmann, Allison 9th 10 Youberg, Finn GBHS 24.80 9 Hemmings, Trey Mosley 54.14 3 Tang, Chris FWB 56.43 11 Edwards, Genna GBHS Redmyer, Peyton 9th 11 Ferguson, Corban FWB 24.82 10 Youberg, Finn GBHS 55.24 4 Speck, Stephen GBHS 57.46 Flight: 2 2:32.31 RS-Greskovich 25-11 Rowe, Sawyer 9th 12 Soto, Alejandro Choc 24.85 11 Edwards, Garrett GBHS 5 Station, Luke Arnold 59.70 12 McNamara, Jasalyn Mosley 13 Youngblood, Ethan Arnold 25.09 6 Wood, Joshua Choc 59.93 RS-Rhone 23-13 Rowe, Shelby 10th 2:34.49 55.94 14 Knight, Harry Rick 25.56 12 Soto, Alejandro Choc 56.73 7 Smith, Christian Mosley 1:00.34 GB-Hartley 18-14 Soles, Kai 9th 13 Elliott, Devon GBHS 2:36.82 OB-Scarbrough 18-18 15 Phillips, Hunter Rocky Bayou 13 Olson, Payton GBHS 56.98 8 Cain, Kenan Mosley 1:00.39 Taylor, Morgan 9th 14 Powers, Kirby W Fla 2:39.20 25.58 9 Mapes, Chance Choc 1:06.65 GS-Coyne 17-15 Williams, Kenah 9th 14 Reeder, Madelyn Mosley 2:39.20 14 Richardson, Ethan W Fla 58.13 16 Kariher, Cole GBHS 25.60 10 Lee, Isaiah Rick 1:07.19 RS-Thompson 17-19 Williams, Morgan 10th 16 Ephiny, Chewning FWB 2:44.40 15 Seekamp, Luke FWB 58.82 32 Linkous, Ben GBHS 30.08 16 LaVan, Ian W Fla 59.76 11 Monroe, Tyler Choc 1:12.07 PAC-Ondra 16-20 Wright, Belle 11th 20 Bosso, Ashton GBHS 3:03.20 12 Campbell, Brayden FWB 1:12.97 GB-Hyman 6-30 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 26, 2017 7C

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For the purpose of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, toasted at Respect NOTICE TO BIDDERS as amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, SIGNS AND REFLECTIVE SHEETING Florida (the “City”), will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 9, 2017, in the City Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline MATERIAL Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of finance for the purpose, among other things, of providing in Rivalry breakfast Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa funds to be loaned by the Capital Trust Agency (the “Issuer”) for the issuance Rosa County, Florida, will receive sealed bids for signs and reflective sheeting by the Issuer of an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $130,000,000 in material. tax-exempt housing revenue bonds and/or notes, in one or more series issued BY VICI PAPAJOHN we speak up. Clearly these two coaches at one or more times (collectively, the “Bonds”), for the purpose of financing Gulf Breeze News© 2017 All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier ser- and refinancing the cost of the acquisition, development, construction and/or and these players are worthy opponents vice, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 rehabilitation, financing and ownership of multiple rental housing facilities in [email protected] Caroline Street Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:30 multiple jurisdictions, to include the following: on the fi eld of sport, but they are both a.m. CST, November 16, 2017, at which time bids will be publicly opened. (a) not to exceed $35,000,000 of the proceeds of which is to be used In the big picture of life, everyone truly winners if they go out and do their Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed to (1) refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, development, con- bid responses will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date struction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an approximately should be a winner after Friday night’s absolute best that they can possibly do and location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled 238-unit multifamily rental housing development known as Windover Oaks “BID# 18-002 – SIGNS AND REFLECTIVE SHEETING MATERIAL.” Please Apartments located at 1770 Windover Oaks Circle, Titusville, Brevard County, rivalry game between Gulf Breeze and as individuals and as a team on Friday provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and FOUR (4) copies la- Florida 32780 (“Windover Oaks”) and to finance all or a portion of the cost of Navarre high schools. night.” beled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in the new rehabilitation and financing of Windover Oaks and/or (2) refinance all OCR (readable) PDF format. or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, development, construction and/or Quint Studer reminded a room full Edwards, who played football for rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an approximately 236-unit multifam- Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County ily rental housing development known as Windover Palms Apartments, located of football players and Rotarians from Gulf Breeze High School in the early Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). at 310 Fitness Circle, Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida 32901 (“Windover both Gulf Breeze and Navarre that ’80s, lives in Navarre and has a son Palms”), and to finance all or a portion of the cost of the new rehabilitation Questions concerning this bid should be directed to Tom Collins at (850) and financing of Windover Palms. The owner, operator or manager of Win- what really matters has a lot more to in school in Navarre and a daughter at 626-0191 prior to 4:30 p.m., November 9, 2017. dover Oaks is AHF-Windover Oaks, LLC, a Florida limited liability company (the “Windover Oaks Owner”), the sole member of which is Atlantic Housing do with character. Gulf Breeze High School, where his All prices are firm for a period of one year. After one year, the County may Foundation, Inc., a South Carolina nonprofit corporation and an organization “Most people really love winning wife teaches. “Obviously, for me, it approve the option of renewing the contract at the same or lesser price for a described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Code (the “Foundation”), and whose period not to exceed two (2) years with the agreement of the bidder. principal place of business is 5910 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1310, Dallas, and winners,” Studer challenged, became clear that we had to address the TX 75206. The owner, operator and manager of Windover Palms is AHF-Win- The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject dover Health Club, LLC, a Florida limited liability company (the “Windover “but I have to say the Clemson coach issue and stop it,” he explained to the any and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award Palms Owner” and, together with the Windover Oaks Owner, the “Florida Bor- (Dabo Swinney) really impressed me crowd. “These joint Rotary community the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Santa rowers”), the sole member of which is the Foundation. The Foundation is a non- Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, profit organization whose charitable and educational purposes include develop- when his team – who were the national breakfasts were a great opportunity.” sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. ing, rehabilitating, owning and operating multifamily rental housing facilities for persons of low and moderate income and student rental housing facilities. champions last year – lost to Syracuse The original passionate disputes By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Windover Oaks and Windover Palms are hereinafter collectively referred to this year, and how they behaved when seemed to arise when many young men Florida herein as the “Florida Projects.” (b) not to exceed $10,890,000 of the proceeds of which are to be they lost. It was one of the best things who had played together and grown up used to refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, development, LEGAL NOTICE 42513 Gulf Breeze News 10-26-17 construction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an approximate- I’ve seen on the football fi eld when he together in South Santa Rosa County ly 155-unit multifamily residential rental development known as Palm House stayed on the fi eld and congratulated all were suddenly – and passionately – sep- Apartments, located at 3501 Renzel Boulevard, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas 76116 (the “Palm House Project”), and to finance all or a portion of the the players and coaches on the winning arated into opposing varsity teams. The cost of the new rehabilitation and financing of the Palm House Project. The NOTICE TO BIDDERS owner, operator or manager of the Project is AHF-Palm House, LLC, a Texas team. It all comes back to values.” Gulf Breeze News and Publix launched limited liability company or its successor (the “Palm House Borrower”), the “Rivals do not have to be enemies.” the Beach Bowl Cup campaign in 2008 UNIFORM SERVICES sole member of which is the Foundation. (c) not to exceed $10,765,000 of the proceeds of which are to be Studer was speaking at the second to create an offi cial and celebrated event Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa used to refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, development, Rosa County, Florida, will receive sealed bids for Uniform Services. construction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an approximate- annual Respect in Rivalry breakfast out of the rivalry that, at that time, was ly 136-bed student rental housing development known as Westfield Apart- sponsored by Gulf Breeze and Navarre marked mostly by division and apparent All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier ser- ments, located at 112 West Avenue, San Marcos, Hays County, Texas 78666 vice, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 (the “Westfield Project”), and to finance all or a portion of the cost of the new Rotary clubs. dislike. And things have changed in Caroline Street Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 rehabilitation and financing of the Westfield Project. The owner, operator or a.m. local time, on November 16, 2017, at which time bids will be pub- manager of the Westfield Project is AHF-Westfield, LLC, a Texas limited liabil- Momentum Church hosted the both communities. licly opened. Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above ad- ity company or its successor (the “Westfield Borrower”), the sole member of breakfast at St. Ann Catholic Church. “We all celebrate a good rivalry,” dress. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only bids received by the afor- which is the Foundation. estated time, date and location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed and (d) not to exceed $24,830,000 of the proceeds of which are to be The event was instituted in 2016 by T.J. said WEARTV Sports Anchor Dan clearly labeled “BID# 18-001 – Uniforms Service Contract”. Please used to refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, development, provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and FOUR (4) copies la- construction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an approximate- Edwards to help combat the mischief, Shugart. “These are the games you are beled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in ly 191-bed student rental housing development known as Arbors of Denton property defacement and destruction, going to remember. You’ll always play OCR (readable) PDF format. Apartments, located at 1103 Bernard Street, Denton, Denton County, Texas 76201 (the “Denton Project”), and to finance all or a portion of the cost of and even violence and criminal be- your most passionate games against a Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County the new rehabilitation and financing of the Project. The owner, operator or Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). manager of the Denton Project is AHF-Arbors at Denton, LLC, a Texas limited haviors, that marked previous years. rival. And it’s a delight these two pro- liability company or its successor (the “Denton Borrower”), the sole member The breakfast brings together business grams have reached such a level of Questions concerning this bid should be directed to Tom Collins at (850) of which is the Foundation. 626-0191 prior to 4:30 p.m. on November 9, 2017. (e) not to exceed $50,180,000 of the proceeds of which are to be leaders from both communities, school excellence that it really does become used (1) to refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisition, develop- All prices are firm for a period of one year. After one year, the County may ment, construction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership of an ap- leadership and the coaches and captains special. Everyone wants to bring the approve the option of renewing the contract at the same or lesser price for a proximately 228-bed student rental housing development known as Arbors of of both teams. trophy home.” period not to exceed two (2) years with the agreement of the bidder. Sam Houston I Apartments (the “Sam Houston I Project”) and to finance all or a portion of the cost of the new rehabilitation and financing of the Sam Hous- “Last year there were no mishaps or “We love the healthy rivalry that we The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject ton I Project and/or (2) to refinance all or a portion of the cost of the acquisi- any and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award tion, development, construction and/or rehabilitation, financing and ownership violence,” Studer said. “And so both have now at both schools,” says GBHS the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. of an approximately 192-bed student rental housing development known as teams, and both communities, won. As a principal Danny Brothers. “The kids Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national Arbors of Sam Houston II Apartments (the “Sam Houston II Project” and, to- origin, sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision gether with the Sam Houston I Project, the “Sam Houston Projects”) and to community, we cannot sit on the sidelines hang out and love competing at every of service. finance all or a portion of the cost of the new rehabilitation and financing of the Sam Houston II Project. The Sam Houston I Project and the Sam Houston II when we see unacceptable behaviors that level, challenging each other. Both By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Project are each located at 555 Bowers Boulevard, Huntsville, Walker County, refl ect poorly on us all. As a community teams have enjoyed excellent football Florida. Texas 77340. The owner, operator or manager of the Sam Houston I Project is AHF-Arbors at Huntsville I, LLC, a Texas limited liability company or its suc- we cannot be on the sidelines. When we seasons and it’s going to be a great ball cessor (the “Sam Houston I Owner”), and the owner, operator or manager of LEGAL NOTICE 42514 Gulf Breeze News 10/2617 the Sam Houston II Project is AHF-Arbors at Huntsville II, LLC, a Texas limited care about individuals as a human being, game Friday night.” liability company or its successor (the “Sam Houston II Owner” and, together with the Sam Houston I Owner, the “Sam Houston Borrowers”). The sole member of both the Sam Houston I Owner and the Sam Houston II Owner is the Foundation. The Florida Projects, the Palm House Project, the Westfield Project, the GBSA juniors, 11s lone Denton Project and the Sam Houston Projects are collectively referred to here- REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS in as the “Projects.” The financing of the Projects, as described above, will not create a change of use or displacement of current residents in the Projects. PLANNING, ENGINEERING AND The Florida Borrowers, the Palm House Borrower, the Westfield Borrower, the winners against Bellview Denton Borrower and the Sam Houston Borrowers are collectively referred to ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES herein as the “Borrowers.” Johnson also had a rushing The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect to Dolphins close the Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Com- such Projects, not exceeding $130,000,000 in aggregate principal amount, the touchdown in the win. missioners is calling for and requesting qualifications from firms to provide Bonds in one or more installments or series, to be issued at one or more times, regular season planning, engineering and environmental services to study the corridor feasi- and lend the proceeds of such Bonds to the Borrowers to provide funds for the Bellview 12s 18, GBSA 14: The bility of the Navarre Community Access Road in Santa Rosa County, Florida. respective Projects. The Projects will be owned by the respective Borrowers. Packers recovered an onside kick with This study involves the provision of engineering and environmental services The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely Saturday at Pace necessary to determine a preferred corridor and its economic, environmental, out of the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof 2:22 left before they ran out the clock social and engineering feasibility. and derived from financing agreements with the Borrowers. Neither Brevard BY JASON THOMPSON to stay unbeaten. County, Florida, the City of Fort Worth, Texas, Denton County, Texas, Hays Gulf Breeze News© 2017 All submissions shall be considered in accordance with the Florida Com- County, Texas, Walker County, Texas (collectively, the “Host Jurisdictions”), Donald Buffkin had a 42-yard petitive Consultant Negotiations Act. (F.S. 287.055) the Issuer, nor the City, will be obligated to pay the principal of, premium, if [email protected] any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments of the Borrowers. The touchdown catch from Brock Clayton, All qualifications must be in writing and delivered by hand, mail, or Fed Bonds and interest thereon shall not constitute (i) a pledge of the taxing power The GBSA football program went while Zavier Hamilton scored from EX to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street of the City, the Host Jurisdictions or the State of Florida (the “State”), or any Suite J, Milton Florida 32570, and must be received by 1:30 p.m., Novem- other political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof, or (ii) the debt a combined 2-6 against Bellview and two yards out. Turner McLaughlin ber 16, 2017. Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above or indebtedness of the Issuer, the City, the Host Jurisdictions, the State or address. Only qualifications received by the aforestated time and date will any other political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof within the Perdido Saturday in their fi nal home recovered a fumble, as did Buffkin. be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled, “RFQ 17-066 meaning of any constitutional or statutory prohibition. The Issuer has no taxing NAVARRE COMMUNITY ACCESS ROAD FEASIBILITY STUDY”. power. Each of the Host Jurisdictions will also hold a separate hearing for the games of the regular season Saturday. Perdido 9s 19, GBSA 13: A 44-yard Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and SEVEN (7) cop- purpose of Section 147(f) of the Code regarding the portion of the Projects GBSA 11s 6, Perdido Bay 0: Ethan touchdown run with 4:46 left in the third ies labeled “COPY” (8 total complete packages) along with ONE (1) electronic located within their respective jurisdiction. file in OCR (readable) PDF format. Limousin’s “pick six” as time expired was the difference as the Bucs snapped At the time and place fixed for said public hearing all who appear will be Questions concerning this proposal should be directed to the Santa Rosa given an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to ap- in the fi rst half was the difference as the 9s’ two-game win streak. County Procurement Office at [email protected] no later than 4:30 p.m. prove said Bonds and the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, written they beat Perdido. Kaiden Simmons Mason Simpson scored on a two- November 6, 2017. comments may be delivered to the City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. All persons are had two interceptions on defense, while yard run, while Bo Perry scored on a Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City with re- Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). spect to any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the Aden Lashley recovered a fumble. 25-yard reverse on the fi nal play of the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim GBSA 14s 26, Bellview 0: Nate fi rst half. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and any and all proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are Simmons threw three touchdowns in a The 6s lost 25-0, the 7s lost 30-0, the award the proposal that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa invited to present their comments at the time and place set forth above. County. shortened win over the Packers. 8s lost 26-0 and the 10s lost 30-0. Following the hearing, a report concerning this public hearing will be sub- Carson Hepworth, Kobe Johnson and Gulf Breeze will close the regular Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all seg- mitted to the applicable elected representative responsible for approving the ments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportu- issuance of the Bonds. Tyler Doughty all caught touchdown season at Pace Saturday. nities, including small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons in need passes before the game was called with The drawing for playoff sites and basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the admin- of a special accommodation to participate in the proceedings shall contact the 4:17 left in the third quarter. game times will be determined Sunday, istration of contracts. telephone operator at City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, at 850-934-5115, at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, exclud- Reports were that Bellview parents with the opening round of the playoffs By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, ing Saturday and Sunday. Florida were throwing things at the chain gang, on Nov. 4. LEGAL 42521 Gulf Breeze News 10/26/17 possibly in protests over having three of The championship games are LEGAL NOTICE 42505 Gulf Breeze News 10-26-17 their players ejected. scheduled for Nov. 18. 8C October 26, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com 2017 Gulf Breeze High School’s underclassmen Homecoming attendants

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Freshman Sophie Miller, escorted by her father, Brad Miller. Sophomore Elizabeth Wines, escorted by her father, Rodney Wines. Freshman Lauren Thompson, escorted by her father, Mark Thompson. Dolphin football looks to win back-to-back titles Continue from Page 1C Jason Thompson/Gulf » Breeze News “(Monday) practice was good. Carrying They came out and went right to work,” coach Bobby Clayton the load said. “It was good for a Monday. Tyler Dittmer has averaged 255 yards It was probably one of the better a game in his last Mondays we’ve had.” four games and has Both the Dolphins and 1,588 yards on the Raiders enter with identical 6-1 season (fourth most in the entire state). records and both come into Fri- day off bye weeks. Last year’s Raider squad had Michael Carter, one of the best (if not, the best) players to ever wear maroon and black. Jason Thompson/ Carter had 2,536 yards and 41 Gulf Breeze News Coach Bobby Clayton touchdowns a year ago, but was speaks at Tuesday’s held to a season-low 85 yards Rotary Club last year against GBHS. breakfast. The 2017 Raiders are more di- verse, with three running backs The Raiders will have to (Omari Green, Christopher contend with GBHS junior Drs. Philip Gibson, Fred Renfroe and Steve Zieman Williams and Dante Wright) Tyler Dittmer (1,588 yards, accounting for 1,495 yards and 15 touchdowns), who was the 19 touchdowns. state’s leading rusher for three “They’re a very good team all straight weeks. Dylon Kelley WHEN SORRY JUST ISN’T ENOUGH... the way around,” Clayton said. has completed 66 percent of his “They’re well balanced.” passes during the Dolphins’ four Between rushes, receptions, game winning straight. punt returns, kick returns and “This is an emotional game. A Unique Lawﬁ rm That Will Fight For Your Rights That’s what makes this fun. It’s interceptions (he has two), Wright An Experienced Local Firm Providing Accepting New Patients • (850) 932-2266 • grzdental.com averages 21.2 yards per play. why I do this,” Clayton said. Personal Service Since 1996 GO DOLPHINS!