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A Navarre man died on Pensacola Beach May Four-year-old drowns 20 after he lost control of his motorcycle when he near Ft. Pickens failed to negotiate a left curve on State Road 399. According to the Florida Highway Patrol press release, 36-year-old Brian Denis was traveling east B M P Y AT ELLEGRINO on State Road Gulf Breeze News 399 approach- [email protected] See » ing Portofino FHP Page 3A A 4-year-old boy drowned near Fort Pickens over the Memorial Day week- end after he fell overboard his grandfa- ther’s boat without a life jacket on. According to the Florida Fish and Storm costs Wildlife Conservation Commission, the child, Logan Fontana Maye, was out with his grandfather near Ft. Pick- adding up ens on Saturday, where the incident oc- GBMS principal leaving During and after the Gulf Breeze news cured. rain storm that fell over acquired a list of the re- “They had been over at Fort Pickens “That job’s been held by Pat McLellan for BY NICK GUNTER Gulf Breeze a month pairs/costs made so far on the beach. We don’t know if they had 20 years,” says Cobb. “He’s done an incredible Gulf Breeze News ago, the city utilized from the City of Gulf been ishing or swimming or what,” said [email protected] job, but he’s finally retiring.” funds to ix repairs while Breeze. See chart, 4A. FWC spokesman Stan Kirkland. “Af- Santa Rosa Community School is an organi- they worked on develop- The Storm Water Task ter they pushed off (in the boat) to head After five years at the helm, Gulf Breeze zation that involves community members and ing a Storm Water Task Force met again tonight, back, the little boy had sand on his life Middle School Principal Richard Cobb is leav- educators in identifying Force to address any fu- after the Gulf Breeze ing the office to become Director of Santa Rosa See Cobb Page 4A » and ture loods, story 3A. News went to press. See Agencies Page 3A » Community Schools, in Milton.

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BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Santa Rosa County Schools Calendar of Meetings were hit with between $750,000 to $850,000 in estimated dam- ages from last month’s lood- ing. However, between insur- ance coverage along with some THURSDAY, MAY GBA Chamber Business After Hours, FEMA funds and state funds 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., K9 Splash-N-Dash promised to come as reimburse- ment to the school district, it looks like it may only cost the MONDAY, JUNE 2 school district about $12,500 City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze out of its own pocket. City Hall, Council Chambers Of course, the damaged schools need to be repaired now TUESDAY, JUNE 3 — instead of waiting for FEMA Development Review Board, 6:30 p.m., Gulf and state funds, which can takes Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers months or even years to arrive. Marine Advisory, 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Joey Harrell, district administra- Center, Board Room tor in charge of facilities, told the school board last week that the carpet could be ordered and File Photo installed and other repairs like dry wall could be done thanks to Numerous hallways in Gulf Breeze High School had to be fan-dried following the storm back in April. their capital outlay reserve. “That is the reason we keep a approved, we would be in a lot it would be lost and there would has since sunken in. We found ive percent Capital Outlay Fund worse shape. If those old roofs be root rot. But so far, it looks there is a storm water drain un- reserve, or try to. For situations had given way to the water, we good. We are crossing our in- der the court, and we believe like this. That is the reason we would have lost a lot more than gers and watching it,” he said. that is what is causing the prob- were able to respond so quickly we did. In fact, county-wide we The district had a company lem. We have to dig into that and and get these school repairs un- only lost three computers, thanks already under contract in case of repair it. Also at Holley-Navarre derway – like carpeting ordered to no leaky roofs. With the large a disaster who stepped in to help Middle School there was a wash to replace looded carpet in computer labs in most of the do repairs. “For those badly hit out under one of the portable classrooms,” Harrell said. schools, that was amazing.” school, like Gulf Breeze High, classrooms. We have moved all Harrell reported that the dis- Harrell said Gulf Breeze High Gulf Breeze Elementary and the students and have investi- trict’s insurance will cover most and Gulf Breeze Elementary West-Navarre Primary, we used gated what caused the sink hole of the damage, with the district Schools were hit hard. “Gulf Southern Catastrophe contrac- collapse, and found a storm having a $100,000 deductible. Breeze High and West-Navarre tors. We already had them under water drain running under the But FEMA funds will cover Primary got the most damage,” contract, so all we had to do was building and it looks like that is 75 percent of that $100,000, he said. “Gulf Breeze High had make a call and they showed up what caused the collapse,” Har- and the state is to send another ive classrooms plus the ROTC right away,” Harrell said. “7,700 rell said. $12,500. That would leave the suite damaged from looding. sq. ft. of Gulf Breeze High’s Superintendent of School Tim district with only having to pay We have to also replace some looring had to be replaced, and Wyrosdick praised Harrell and 12.5 percent, or $12,500 instead sheet rock – dry wall – in one 4,000 sq. ft. of carpeting in Gulf his team for not only the quick of almost a million dollars. of the coach’s ofices where the Breeze Elementary had to be response in getting the buildings Harrell reported that so far water came in about two inches replaced from water damage, up and running for school, but the district has ordered 70,221 high. Then, of course, at Gulf too. At Gulf Breeze Elementary also for the preventative mea- sq. ft. of carpeting needed to re- Breeze the Field House was we had three classrooms and a sure taken in the past couple Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report looded, and we are still check- counselor’s ofice looded.” years that kept the disaster at place looded carpets in school Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. district buildings from Milton to ing that out to see what all is Harrell said Woodlawn Beach minimal levels. “During a large needed.” Middle School also had four group meeting, FEMA’s state di- Gulf Breeze. “With 4 million sq. FELONIES DUIS ft under roof in the school dis- Harrell said the football ield rooms that needed repairs and rector actually pointed out Santa at Gulf Breeze High may have new carpeting. Rosa County School District as trict, this is not really that bad,” 5/21/2014 5/28/2014 Harrell said. He also thanked the survived better than they had He said additional problems being the most prepared, having feared. “We were sure, with the - their paperwork ready to go for school board for approving roof have shown up since the lood Bolton, Casey Irene, W/ Bence, James Robert, W/ amount of water and the time ing. “At Woodlawn Beach Mid- FEMA grants and everything in repair monies last year. “Without F, 26, 1000 block Summit Ln., M, 28, 3000 block Burton Cir., dle part of the basketball court order,” Wyrosdick said. that million for roofs that you all the water sat on that ield, that Gulf Breeze, obstructing justice Navarre, DUI

5/26/2014 Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. Gifted program to be improved Davis, Thomas Bryan, All suspects are presumed innocent W/M, 35, 5000 block Keystone until proven and/or adjudicated dents who might not meet every School’s pattern. “Woodlawn is B P B State College (PSC) campus, ei- Dr., Gulf Breeze, child neglect, guilty in a court of law. Y AM RANNON ther north end or south end? “ level of criteria under the usual offering some new classes next Gulf Breeze News cocaine possession Emerson said he did not screening process for gifted, but year, like high school Spanish *The Santa Rosa County jail inmate [email protected] search was not in working order as of know, but he was skeptical are gifted in one area or anoth- and, of course, the high school er,” Emerson said. algebra. But they can do that press time. Check back at next week’s Santa Rosa County School whether students would want to issue of Gulf Breeze District wants to establish an participate if it was off a high The group also pointed out because they have teachers News for a full IB (International Baccalaure- school campus. “Most students that the gifted programs in the certiied to teach those kind of report on felonies ate) program in one of its high want the entire high school ex- district’s high schools are almost courses. We would like to get and DUIs. schools. A task force has been perience while taking IB classes non-existent. “We would like to more teachers in other middle meeting since January to try to – like prom and dances and foot- see the high school gifted pro- schools certiied and offer those igure out how to improve the ball games. I dont know if being grams expanded and improved,” kind of high school courses at gifted program in the county on a college campus would real- he said. “Maybe we could get all the middle school level, espe- schools, and an IB program is ly work well for the high school the gifted students from all the cially for the gifted students.” one of the 10 recommendations program.” high schools and a few times a The school board took the the group came up with for the Other recommendations from year bus them to one central lo- recommendations and members school board to consider. the task force included screening cation for a day of activities. We said the Task Force had done a just need to focus on improving good job, and these recommen- Bill Emerson, Assistant Su- and being more consistent on from your friends at Gulf Breeze News perintendent of Curriculum, led how students are chosen for the the high school programs.” dations should be applied as the task force and presented its gifted program. “Some of our Emerson said they also would soon as possible and investiga- report to the school board last schools are choosing students by like to have more schools fol- tions as to how to do that should May 29 June 1 low Woodlawn Beach Middle start as soon as possible. week. “We met ive times since FCAT scores only. Some are not Camille Hundelt Kamryn Hearn January 2014. We had not just using FCAT, but allowing teach- teachers but parents on the task ers to say they think a student is Leila Field Lisette Guttery force to give us some input on gifted and should be tested or what is working and what needs screened. Right now we don’t FLASHBACKS to be improved for our gifted have a real consistent way of May 30 June 2 students,’ Emerson said. choosing which students are eli- The Gulf Breeze High He said they would like to gible for the gifted program. And 20 Years ago Susan Poindexter Charlie Cain School Class of 2004 develop an IB program, and as we have also found that some June 2, 1994 celebrated Project Grad- Jearil Crawford soon as possible. “I know every students may be lacking in one uation at The Track. high school would like to have area under the regular screening Gulf Breeze Elementary May 31 School students have a one, but we have to ind the method, but actually be gifted in Lisa Cousins June 3 school that has the room and the other areas, and they are being farewell day for depart- 5 Years Ago May 28, 2009 right capacity to have all the IB left out,” Emerson said. ing principal of eight George Bokas students from every high school The task force recommended years, Nancy Welch. Phoenix, Ariz. resident in the county come together at that all students be screened in Dave Macdonald Bob Dolven spent three one school,” Emerson said. second grade. “There is an in- days in Gulf Breeze while Claire Overly School Board member Jenni- vestigative tool some districts 10 Years ago traveling the country over fer Granse asked if the program are using that can screen all sec- May 27, 2004 three months doing 250 had to be at a high school. “I ond graders for identiication. Congratulations to this Week’s Winner random acts of kindness. know we won’t get an IB pro- That might be a good place to Midway Fire District While in Gulf Breeze he Leila Field • May 29 gram all set up and ready to go start to be more consistent. And settled on a new fire purchased over $200 tomorrow at any of our high there is a program called Plan chief. Stephen L. Deme- Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre or Pensacola worth of flowers to dis- schools, so does it have to be B that many districts use, and ter was Division Chief/ Museum of Art tickets. Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf tribute to residents of a a high school? Could we work I am not recommending at this Fire Marshal for the city Breeze News Office by June 13th of Oviedo, Fla. local nursing home. out some arrangement to move time that we use that plan – but Register your birthday on our facebook page. forward quickly with an IB pro- I do recommend that we investi- — By Mary Tran gram and have it a the Pensacola gate it. It is a plan that helps stu-

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Task force ready to address flooding FHP still evaluating B M P residents to igure out a solution lood zones. Gray said he would Y AT ELLEGRINO to the city’s mediocre drainage consider every comment at the Gulf Breeze News Storm Water Task incident [email protected] system. meeting. “I’ve got a lot of friends and Residents like Cathy Kirk Force committee It was no surprise to see family in this area,” McLeod- stated the pumps that the city members » Continued from Page 1A over 50 people at the inaugural said. “My goal is to get this installed during the storm were Storm Water Task Force meet- ixed once and for all.” not at max capacity, and Eddy l Drive at around 10:30 ing at the Gulf Breeze Commu- The committee agreed to split conirmed after the storm that Chairman- Ed Gray p.m. that Tuesday eve- nity Center Thursday night. up into three subcommittees to one of the pumps failed during l Edwin “Buz” Eddy ning when he failed to Visitors crowded the room address certain areas that were the storm. stay on the roadway dur- to hear what the newly formed devastated during the storm. According to committee l David Alsop ing a left curve. committee had on their plates to “Areas like Bay Cliffs, Plan- member Conor Grace, the fact His bike left the road- tation Hill, Dracena Way, Russ that the pumps failed was not address major looding issues in l Lee Brown way, entered the sand the city. Drive... a total of 360 homes surprising. and struck a wooden Their mission: to identify were impacted during the “(A total of) 163,000,000 l Bill Clark fence, overturning. capital improvements, main- lood,” Eddy said. gallons of water fell in the bowl Denis was pronounced tenance practices and to uti- Gray agreed that the subcom- of Gulf Breeze in 12 hours,” l Tom Folkers deceased on the scene. lize preventative techniques to mittees should not be broken up Grace said. “The pump stations He was not wearing a make the City less vulnerable to based on where someone in the are meant to pump 11,000,000 l Conor Grace helmet according to the subcommittee lives, which can gallons a day.” the next lood. l Steve Jernigan accident report. Chairman Ed Gray said the add dominance in each group. It Grace said that meant the FHP is still determin- mission is one that will be car- also will give subcommittees a pump stations would have to l David Lutrell ing whether the accident ried from here on out until the chance to come up with differ- be retroitted with 3,000 horse- was alcohol related or city can formulate a plan to ent ideas, Gray said. power engines to accommodate l Rick McLeod not. avoid disaster that was expe- Lee stated that the city just the amount of rain the area re- rienced during the April 30 let on a project that is expect- ceived back on April 29. l Scott Stonebraker lood. ed to address looding issues One resident, who lives in the “Our mission is pretty direct. on Russ Drive. The $1.8 mil- Bay colony subdivision claimed l Robert Turpin It’s all encompassing,” Gray lion project is expected to start the work the city has done to said. “It’s a daunting task, but soon, but many of the commit- the golf courses at Tiger Point we all agreed to take this on.” tee members and locals were essentially moved more water county) to commissioner (Lane) Committee members includ- worried about property values into his subdivision during the Lynchard,” Gray said. ed City Manager Edwin “Buz” plummeting and people giving storm, causing sink holes and At the next Storm Water Task MENS WALK INS Eddy, and several residents. up and leaving. looding. 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» Continued from Page 1A grandfather looked back to check on his grandson. jacket and he told his granddaddy “When (George) looked back, to help him clean it. Apparently at the life jacket was still in the boat, They searched all night Saturday in hopes this point he was just idling. The but the boy was missing from grandfather brushed it off and he boat,” Kirkland said. “It’s a trag- that the child might be alive. This is just a handed him back the life jacket.” edy. A horrible tragedy.” tough one for all of the people involved. According to Kirkland, the About eight agencies assisted in child’s grandfather, George Maye, the search for the missing boy fol- – Stan Kirkland said he was idling away from Fort lowing his disappearance includ- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spokesman Pickens right before he handed the ing FWC, the Coast Guard and Shop Stylish life vest to his grandchild so the the Escambia County Search and Spring Fashions! child could put it back on after he Rescue. M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. cleaned it off. Kirkland indicated “They had a plane in the sky cate anything criminal,” Kirkland a recreational ishing vessel that Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. that he thought his grandchild had searching for him on Saturday. had been offshore,” Kirkland said. put the jacket back on after he They searched all night Saturday, said. “They were idling through The spokesman said the grand- (850) 934-0492 started to accelerate the boat. in hopes that the child might be the search area, and the body was father had not been drinking, and www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com “I think the grandfather thought alive,” Kirkland said. found in the middle of the search that the two were out enjoying the Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL he had put the life jacket back on, After nearly 48 hours, the area.” weekend together. even though he’s 4,” Kirkland child’s body was found near the A report of the incident will be “Florida law states that any child said. “The little boy got out of Pensacola Coast Guard Station by sent to the state attorney’s ofice under 6 has to wear a life jacket ADVERTISING SALES grandfather’s peripheral vision, a isherman on Monday at around as soon as it is complete, Kirkland any time a vessel is under way… ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE and following that, his grandfa- 3:45 p.m. He was located about a stated. But the spokesman said anything other than anchored,” ther gave the boat some power. It half a mile from where he fell off there was nothing about the inci- Kirkland said. “The grandfather wasn’t full power, it was just only his grandfather’s 20-ft. Chaparral dent that put George at fault. and grandson were complying. Gulf Breeze News, Inc. has an immediate partial power.” boat according to Kirkland. “There’s nothing here that ofi- “This is just a tough one for all opening for a professional Advertising Sales After a short period of time, the “He was actually spotted by cers have noticed that would indi- of the people involved.” Account Executive.

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With over 20 inches of rainfall covering the City of Gulf Breeze and surrounding areas starting on Tuesday, April 29 and lasting through the morning of Wednesday, April 30, city staff was forced to make quick decisions in response to emergency situations caused by the excessive fl ooding. Of just over a half million dollars so far of emergency repairs, a majority of cost lies in repairing collapsed roads and pavements; with the largest dollar amount going to the pump rentals at $120,000.Unless insurance or federal assistance can be obtained, the repair costs will be covered by the general fund.Assistant City Manager Dave Szymanski said the city plans to submit as many repairs for Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance as possible. In a state of emergency the Gulf Breeze City Manager has the authority to authorize special projects without city council approval. The following items were authorized by City Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy then later approved by the city council. While some projects were completed as of Gulf Breeze News’ press time, several are in the process of completion. The following were authorized by the M city manager: FIRE AN Occurred Project Contractor Estimate Type Status Montrose Pavement Collapse emergency Termite & Pest Control 4/30/14 erosion and undermining of edge of pavement. Radford & Nix, LLC $8,000 repair complete “To The Rescue Since 1977” Roanoke Road Collapse - city drainage emergency 4/30/14 failure caused undermining of roadway. Utility Service Company $52,000 repair complete Gulf Breeze Ramp Road Crossing for Pipes - to effectively 932-9288 ! 5/2/14 Utility Service Company $13,000 emergency complete pump fl ooded areas ramps had it constructed response Fairpoint Collapse at Highpoint/Navarre 5/1/14 City Staff, Utility Service $25,000 emergency drainage pipe failure, causing undermining of repair complete the roadway and damage to gas main. Company ® 5/3/14 Plantation Hills Pavement - submerged to be determined $60,000 bid repair in roadway pavement progress Timothy Wise Financial Professional 4/28/14 Pumping Rental - rental of 4” and 6” City Staff $120,000 emergency discharge pumps, suction pipe and hose. response complete The Prudential Insurance Company of America 5/3/14 Vacuum Truck Service - 3,200 gal. vacuum SWS Environmental $15,000 emergency 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway truck w/two crew members duration of two weeks. response complete Suite 10 Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Bear Drive Pavement - replacement of 5/2/14 to be determined $90,000 bid repair in (850) 932-0846 submerged pavement. Estimate at 2000 LF. progress [email protected] 5/1/14 Mutual Aid - assistance from other utilities in Santa Rosa County, Ft. $17,000 emergency response complete the operation of emergency response measures. Walton Beach, Citrus County Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a 5/1/14 Willow Lane Collapse - sewer main failure Warrington Utility & $35,000 emergency in division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and causing road collapse. Excavating repair progress contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 Soundside Shores Sewer Main - sewer 5/1/14 Brown Const. of NWFL $35,000 in failure due to road collapse. bid repair progress 5/1/14 Venetian Way Water Main Exposed - Warrington Utility & $15,000 emergency in John H. Brown drainage system failure causing road collapse. Excavating repair progress ELECTRICAL 5/3/14 Crestview/Bayview Road Collapse - Brown Const. of NWFL $29,360 emergency in sewer main failure causing to road collapse. repair progress sewer CONTRACTOR Soundside Shores Force Main - Brown Const. of NWFL $18,153 emergency in forcemain failure due to road collapse. repair progress Aluminum Rewiring Specialist Total Approximate Cost $532,513 Residential • Commercial • Light Industrial Professional Service Since 1986 * Emergency Repair = physical repair work * Emergency Response = actions taken * Bid Repair = taken bids 850-516-8301 Hats off to the class of 2014

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LEFT: Emily Lively (left) and Annemarie Schultz are all smiles P.O. Box 1166 | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32562 after graduating Saturday. [email protected] ER 0010239 BELOW: Kevin Miller (center) is the third Miller sibling to graduate from GBHS, joining older sisters Amy (left, class of 2010) and Julie Miller (right, class of 2009).

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» Continued from Page 1A A letter from Richard Cobb... is why so many of our teachers school and our teachers have been sense will again be part of the resolving problems in the area’s spend their entire careers at our aided tremendously as a result. equation in Tallahassee. school system. Its members also It has been an honor and a privi- school. Lastly, I would just like to thank our seek to help develop programs lege to serve as Principal and As- teachers and students for making Again, it has been such an hon- and services that address spe- sistant Principal at GBMS over the In leaving, I would really like our school a very special place or to serve at our school. I will ciic needs of the community. last eleven years. to thank our parents for being each school year. GBMS has a long cherish my days spent work- On Thursday, May 22, the so special and for the manner in very special spirit that keeps mov- ing in this community. I am a bet- Santa Rosa County School GBMS is a wonderful and magi- which they work with us each year. ing forward with each generation. ter man for my time spent working cal place to come to work at each Board announced Cobb’s suc- I would also like to thank our local at GBMS. day. We have an incredible school cessor as none other than As- Optimist Club and our PTO for all Our teachers are amazing and culture and the best parents and they do for our school. show exceptional dedication to I am so excited for Mr. Brandon sistant Principal Michael Bran- community in the world. We are our students. I especially would and know he will do a tremendous don. truly a community school in every The Gulf Breeze Optimist Club like to thank our teachers for stick- job as principal of our school. He “I’m thrilled for Mr. Bran- sense and our relationship with has been a major factor in the suc- ing together and maintaining our has certainly earned the right with don,” said Cobb. “He has our parents and the other stake- cess of our area schools for many very best effort over the last three his dedication and work ethic. worked very hard for the last holders in this community is vital years and we are so appreciative years of great change in public ive years as our assistant prin- to our success. Our students are of their efforts. I simply do not education in Florida. The decision Gulf Breeze is a very special place and my association with cipal; he’s just been a great ad- amazing and have high expecta- know what we would do at GBMS making in Tallahassee these past tions for their lives and future and without our incredible PTO ladies. three years with the privatization GBMS and GBHS earlier in my dition to our school.” career has given me a lifetime of Originally from Pensacola, it is a thrill to get to work with them In this era of very tight state bud- of public education movement has each day. gets, they give us access to large wonderful memories and count- Cobb joined the GBMS faculty been a real slap in the face to a sums of money for our students less friendships and relationships. 11 years ago as the assistant great public school community like Our students are bright, friend- through their fundraising efforts Gulf Breeze. The ridiculous deci- I am so thankful that I had the op- principal, after teaching history ly, and committed to excellence. that we would not otherwise have. sion making in our state govern- portunity to work in this incredible and coaching basketball at Gulf Every stakeholder at our school ment during this period has been community with so many amazing Breeze High School for several has always felt the power of our Each year we apply those funds very trying for teachers and we people. years. students and community and that to the technology needs of our hope that someday soon common — Richard Cobb During Cobb’s time at GBMS, the school has upheld its reputation as an “A” school in the Florida School Grad- level of achievement. science, math, history and physical edu- day at Gulf Breeze Middle School has won’t be leaving the community. Once ing System. In fact, this year The school has also received several cation. been a great day in my career. It’s been a he takes his position as director, Cobb marks the 14th consecutive other awards for its students’ academic “I’m extremely sad to be leaving these great run with great people.” will be working out of the SRCS ofice year GBMS has maintained that accomplishments in areas such as arts, incredible people,” says Cobb. “Every Cobb may be leaving GBMS, but he at GBHS, as well as the Milton ofice. Expulsion list unusually high at school board meeting

high school students except four. Most of the dle student for “possession of drugs”, and tending Santa Rosa County’s alternative BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News expulsions were connected to marijuana use two Navarre High students for possession of school or doing online schooling through [email protected] – with only four being for other violations. marijuana. Santa Rosa Online or Florida Virtual School. But Gulf Breeze High only had one expul- Pace High School had three students ex- All expulsions are listed as one year, but stu- The expulsions/alternative placements sion and it was based on student being “under pelled for “sexual offense”, but also had dents may get back to their home schools if brought before the school board at their last the influence of marijuana”. The only other three students expelled for possession of they do well in grades and behavior over sev- meeting were unusually high, with the total south end schools to have expulsions during marijuana. eral months. It is up to the discretion of the number countywide at 17, with all of them the last month were a Woodlawn Beach Mid- Students expelled have the option of at- school board.

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PUBLISHER Pensacola Beach Lisa Newell a good idea?” EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino

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Intern Mary Tran “No - I, as well as other people, Nick Gunter have allergies.” SALES Joanna Tangsears Janna DeMotts Gulf Breeze OFFICE MANAGER Doris Pelham Who is to blame for the flooding?

ART DIRECTOR The April 29 rain storm caught Current lood insurance rate Nancy Fish many by surprise, including weather maps are available online at GRAPHIC DESIGN forecasters. People say they awak- msc.fema.gov showing that Maite George ened to the sound of an emergency only low lying coastal ar- “Flash Flood Warning” alert on their eas are designated as lood CONTRIBUTORS cell phones, put a foot on the loor zones. Whether the recent Betty Archer Allen and discovered several inches of wa- lood areas will be added to ter. Some found lood waters rapidly the lood insurance rate maps “Yes, as long as you pick up Pam Brannon rising to the point that they had to is anyone’s guess at this after your dogs.” Jack Kale stand on their countertops to avoid the point. Liesel Schmidt murky mess. downpour that brought over two feet of rain A recent article in Gulf David Christian Mike Robertson Many of the affected residents say their in approximately 12 hours, overwhelm- Breeze News states that lood insurance Gulf Breeze homes were not in designated lood zones, rates can rise up to 18 percent per year, up Dr. Robert Randel ing pumps, drainage ditches and other man and therefore they did not have a lood pol- made devices. Coupled with the fact was that to a limit of one percent of the home’s value. Clay Bloodworth icy. Some of the residents say their home there was a rain event the previous week, the That can get expensive very quickly and af- didn’t lood in the deluge of 2005 nor inground was saturated and could not absorb fect people’s ability to stay in their homes or Hurricanes Ivan, Dennis, Opal or Erin. much of the new precipitation. sell them. FEMA’s recommendation is to el- Member: Those people rightfully want answers as to It’s important to note that Gulf Breeze evate homes above the base lood elevation, Florida Press Association why their homes looded this time by just a and Santa Rosa County are not the only ar- and there are ways to elevate homes that are simple rain storm. built on concrete slabs. National Newspaper Assn. eas that looded due to that particular storm. Some report that drainage ditches were Homes in Mobile, Ala. and Destin were also With hurricane season beginning June 1, Gulf Breeze Area clogged with debris. Others say that new de- looded, a testament to the size and scope of now it not the time to point ingers but to Chamber of Commerce “I’m not opposed to a dog velopments were permitted without regard to that deluge. unite with the goal of solving our drainage (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) beach, but I am opposed to dog how they would affect stormwater drainage. The costs are piling up, and homeown- issues, repairing and protecting our property doo.” Pensacola Beach Others say that retention ponds and county ers may face even more expenses once the against loods. Chamber of Commerce easements have been allowed to grow trees FEMA lood maps are redrawn. Crews ar- As one insurance agent told an audience Scott Dickinson Greater Pensacola due to lack of maintenance, and that affected rived in Gulf Breeze to begin the every-ive- after Hurricane Ivan, “If you live in Florida, Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce the runoff. year process of identifying lood zones on you need lood insurance.” Now is the time Navarre Tourist County and city oficials say that no one May 6, according to Gulf Breeze’s Director to act, since there is a 30-day waiting period Development Council could have been prepared for the torrential of Community Services Craig Carmichael. for lood insurance to take effect. Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce

LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze What is really going on? News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept In Sunday’s May 18 Pen- its to get there it had to have “Yes, they need to be bigger letters containing a personal attack sacola News Journal (I’m had vegetation and animal LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and better controlled.” on any individual. Letters must be down to buying Sunday’s pa- life in great amounts. What limited to one per month from an per) had three climate change happened that turned it into individual writer. If we receive form peratures. 2) for each degree any problems. The storm Lou Huss articles written by Liberal today’s deserts? letters, we will print only the first of additional temps causes system that flooded this area Gulf Breeze one we receive. Include your name, Democrats, “Storms a result a 4 percent increase in at- was a small low pressure cold Climate Change makes the address and daytime phone number. of a warming planet” opinion mospheric moisture. Larry front that happened to stall in most sense yet there were by Larry Chamblin, “Climate Chamblin failed to mention it’s west to east movement much fewer people, no ve- change can’t be overlooked hicles, no manufacturing, no CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze that the earth’s average tem- over our area and dropped News is committed to accuracy and or ignored” viewpoint by perature has not increased in an amazing amount of rain burning of fossil fuels and wants to hear from you if we need Mary Gutierrez and “The the last 17 years and carbon while it didn’t move. What scientists have no answers to to make a correction or clarification. April flood gave this area a dioxide is still .04 percent this area saw as a disaster this question, just opinions. Please email us at news@gulf- world of hurt” letter to the of the atmosphere even with Georgia saw as much needed The left can foresee the fu- breezenews.com with the subject editor by Susan Feathers. China and India building rain. What this area saw was ture but have no answers for line CORRECTION or CLARIF- About five months ago coal fired electrical plants a man-made flood caused by the past because it conflicts ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 when the PNJ had a editor in masses. It’s amazing how over building in areas and a with their agenda. during office hours and ask for change I had a discussion The left wants bigger gov- “Yes, I do. They should have news or sports departments. complicated our weather sys- inadequate drainage system with the new editor he said ernment, more taxes, higher beach patrol make sure that ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News tem can be but these two facts all allowed and designed by that the PNJ would be less energy bills and more control owners pick up after their will not be responsible for quality or and greenhouse gases are the Government. You won’t hear dogs.” discoloration in ads provided by the far left leaning and would be driving factors perceived by that from the the left or any- over the people and are will- advertiser or its agents. more fair and balanced. Yet, ing to use this topic (climate the left and the PNJ. The fact one else including local gov- Jennifer Barrett like Barack Obama it was just is the weather does not match ernments. change) and any others to lip service with no transpar- drive their agenda. May 18th Navarre Gulf Breeze News is published up with weather models for How about the earth’s weekly on Thursdays for $35 per ency because the left have all climate change. Mary Guti- 27,000 year wobble pattern was the last Liberal PNJ pa- year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. the solutions to the weather errez even blamed the Deep- orbit of the sun, solar activity per I will spend my money GOD'S WORD Periodical postage paid at Gulf as they say their conclusions water Horizon oil spill on or the actual temperature of on. If the PNJ is going to fo- “I consider my life worth are indisputable. The last lib- cus on fiction and not allow Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. climate change. I thought it the sun which is only given nothing to me, if only I may Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. eral study on global warming legitimate debate with off was (BP) British Petroleum in estimated figures. Is it get- inish the race and complete POSTMASTER: Please send was debunked because of and the conservationists who ting hotter, colder or main- setting Opinions and Facts I address changes to Gulf Breeze the task the Lord Jesus has flawed data and nothing new pushed for oil wells to be taining it’s temps, they have won’t support them at all any News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL has come out since. longer, bye. given to me — the task of 32562. built farther from land which no data. The middle east has Between the three articles testifying to the gospel of All content is copyrighted 2013. means deeper water and the a very large deposit of oil in Advertising rates are available upon they had 2 facts 1). a 1.4 or inability for man himself to a large desert but oil is a fos- STEVEN M. KING God’s grace.” request. 1.5 increase of average tem- get to the ocean floor to fix sil fuel. For those oil depos- Milton — Acts 20:24

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 29, 2014 7A Restless Leg Syndrome no laughing matter DIABETES OR have been identiied. Iron dei- syndrome and nighttime cramps traditional saunas for centuries, PROSTATE CANCER? TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH ciency sometimes is associated offers more tips. Readers can ob- and many swear by their ben- BY KEITH ROACH, M.D. Your sex life and erection can now survive with RLS, and replacement of tain a copy by writing: Dr. Roach eits. There is good evidence that FREE book by doctor reveals what the drug the iron can improve symptoms. -- No. 306W, Box 536475, Or- saunas (and infrared saunas in companies don't want you to know! DEAR DR. ROACH: Why do Moderate exercise, leg mas- lando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a particular) can reduce pain and D K H MD people snicker when I tell them I sage and heat (say, a warm bath check or money order (no cash) stiffness from some kinds of ar- A D G E have RLS? They wouldn’t laugh D H before bed) are some nondrug for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with thritis. Unfortunately, there isn’t I if they knew the amount of sleep ways of improving symptoms. the recipient’s printed name and evidence to support it. C T F 800-777-1922 deprivation I have endured dur- Levodopa/carbidopa is an effec- address. Please allow four weeks I doubt that saunas help with ing the 20 years it took to correct- tive treatment; pramipexole (Mi- for delivery. “detox,” weight loss or killing ly diagnose it. I think if it hadn’t rapex) and ropinirole (Requip) *** cancer cells. I would caution been for Sinemet (levodopa and also are effective for many peo- DEAR DR. ROACH: I am your boyfriend with diabetes, carbidopa), a Parkinson’s drug, I ple. There are other alternatives looking into buying an infrared because some people with diabe- would have gone mad long ago. as well. An expert in the condi- sauna. My research indicates tes are less sensitive to heat and Has anyone discovered what tion, usually a neurologist, is es- that infrared is good for arthri- could be burned without know- causes it? -- G.S.G. sential for severe cases. tis, Type 2 diabetes, detox, cho- ing it. ANSWER: Restless leg syn- I think the name “restless leg lesterol, weight loss, relieving *** drome causes an urge to move syndrome” may be part of the muscle pain, helping kill cancer Dr. Roach regrets that he is the legs (and sometimes arms), reason why people don’t take cells, etc. I have arthritis, and my unable to answer individual let- which is worse at nighttime and this condition as seriously as it boyfriend has diabetes. ters, but will incorporate them is relieved by movement. It is deserves. After all, legs are sup- My question is: Are these in the column whenever pos- usually accompanied by unpleas- posed to move, and being “rest- claims true? Can an infrared sible. Readers may email ques- ant sensations in the legs. When less” doesn’t sound so bad -- but sauna help me to become a tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ accompanied by sleep depriva- as you know, it’s a lot more than healthier person? I would use med.cornell.edu. To view and tion, as yours has been, it is also that. For this reason, the new it daily or three to four times a order health pamphlets, visit called periodic limb movement name, Willis-Ekbom disease, is week. Do you feel it is worth the www.rbmamall.com, or write to disorder. preferred by some. purchase? P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL The cause is known only in a Great information about this -- D.O. 32853-6475. minority of cases. About 40 per- condition is available at RLS. ANSWER: An infrared sauna (c) 2014 North America Synd., cent of cases seem to run in fam- org. uses light waves to heat up the Inc. ilies, and several genetic factors The booklet on restless leg body. People have been using All Rights Reserved Waldron earns Nurse of the Year Award

Baptist Health Care re- helped mold many who are cently announced that Me- now working in the intensive gan Waldron, R.N., BSN, care units today. She law - Charge Nurse, Baptist Hos- lessly places her patients at From left, pital, has been selected as the center of everything she April Carmack the Nurse of the Year for does, said April Carmack, R.N.,Clinical the area. Nominations for R.N., Clinical Manager, Manager, Baptist the award were received Baptist Hospital. Hospital, *Ask for details. Max size 3ft. x 5ft. from health care providers The award recognizes Megan in Santa Rosa and Escambia a nurse who has made out- Waldron RN, counties. standing contributions to pa- BSN, Charge As charge nurse of the tient care and demonstrates Nurse, Baptist medical unit, Megan is the excellent outcomes. Hospital, formal resource person for Waldron received the Cynde Gamache, all of our new nurses. She award at the second annual Chief Nursing provides them with patience awards banquet and presen- Officer, Baptist and understanding, and has tation ceremony on May 6. Hospital. Gulf Power lauded for hiring veterans Three leading military sur- Valuable Employers for Military or serve in the National Guard or Company the nation’s highest- veys have named Gulf Power winners by CivilianJobs.com for Reserve. Veterans account for 14 ranked utility in its Top 100 Mili- Company and its parent com- the ifth consecutive year. percent of the system’s new hires tary Friendly Employers® listing pany, Southern Company, a top “Veterans are very important this year. for seven consecutive years. employer for both active duty to us at Gulf Power,” said Stan Southern Company’s ongo- As part of its commitment to and military veterans. Connally, Gulf Power President ing support of military person- veterans, Southern Company A longstanding leader in mili- and CEO. “They are a natural nel has earned broad recognition, also is a founding partner of the tary recruitment, Southern Com- it for us because the cultures ofincluding the 2010 Secretary of Troops to Energy Jobs program, a pany is the top-ranked energy both the military and the utility Defense Employer Support Free- recruiting source that links veter- company and No. 3 overall in the industry exemplify dedication, dom Award — the highest honor ans to job openings in the energy 2014 DiversityInc Top 10 Com- commitment to safety, teamwork given by the Department of De- industry. The company actively panies for Veterans. In addition, and excellence in all they do.” fense for support of employees recruits members of the Navy as the company is the top-ranked en- About 15 percent of Gulf who serve in the National Guard a Naval Nuclear Propulsion Pro- ergy company and No. 13 overall Power’s 1,400 employees are or Reserve — and the Pro Patria gram partner and has pledged to in the Military Times EDGE Best veterans. Currently, 10 percent of Award for leadership in providing support the Joining Forces initia- for Vets: Employers 2014 survey the Southern Company system’s beneits to military employees. tive. and has been named to the Most 26,000 employees are veterans G.I. Jobs has named Southern Baptist and Gulf Breeze hospitals receive achievement award Baptist Hospital received the Get With Baptist and Gulf Breeze hospitals are dedi- of stays and 30-day readmission rates and The Guidelines-Stroke Gold-Plus Quality cated to improving the quality of stroke care reduce disparity gaps in care.” Achievement Award and Gulf Breeze Hospital and The American Heart Association/Ameri- Get With The Guidelines-Stroke also received the Get With The Guidelines-Stroke can Stroke Association’s Get With The Guide- helps Baptist Hospital and Gulf Breeze Hos- Silver-Plus Quality Achievement Award for lines-Stroke helps us achieve that goal,” said pital staff implement prevention measures. implementing speciic quality improvement Scott Raynes, senior vice president, Baptist This includes educating stroke patients to measures outlined by the American Heart As- Health Care. “With this award, both hospitals manage their risk factors, to be aware of sociation/American Stroke Association for demonstrate our commitment to ensure that warning signs for stroke, and ensure they the treatment of stroke patients. patients receive care based on internation- take their medications properly. Hospitals can Get With The Guidelines-Stroke helps ally-respected clinical guidelines.” make customized patient education materials hospital teams provide the most up-to-date, “We are pleased to recognize Baptist and available upon discharge, based on the pa- research-based guidelines with the goal of Gulf Breeze hospital for their commitment tients’ individual risk proiles. The take-away speeding recovery and reducing death and and dedication to stroke care,” said Deepak materials are written in an easy-to-understand disability for stroke patients. Baptist and Gulf L. Bhatt, M.D., M.P.H., national chairman of format in either English or Spanish. Breeze hospitals earned the awards by meet- the Get With The Guidelines steering com- According to the American Heart Associa- ing speciic quality achievement measures for mittee and executive director of Intervention- tion/American Stroke Association, stroke is the rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke al Cardiovascular Programs at Brigham and the number four cause of death and a leading patients at a set level for a designated peri- Women’s Hospital and Professor of Medicine cause of adult disability in the United States. od. These measures include aggressive use at Harvard Medical School. “Studies have On average, someone suffers a stroke every of medications and risk-reduction therapies shown that hospitals that consistently follow 40 seconds; someone dies of a stroke every aimed at reducing death and disability and Get With The Guidelines quality improve- four minutes; and 795,000 people suffer a improving the lives of stroke patients. ment measures can reduce patients” length new or recurrent stroke each year.

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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS FAIRCHILD - CHAMBERLIN TO WED

Making a difference On Saturday, May 17, Cub Scouts from Gulf Breeze Pack 11 participated in the Ocean Hour Clean- up service activity at the Naval Live Oaks Preserve. From left: Chase Schurger, Stewart Fulford, Jack Anderson, Andrew Pruitt, Joseph Robertson, John Ervin and David Chavez.

DEATHS

United Methodist Church as wit, his calm demeanor and the Michael an audio engineer for wor- quiet strength that they will ship each Sunday morning as need for a lifetime. Allen well as weddings and special He is survived by his wife, events. Sarah, his daughter Amanda, Bennett He was a gifted musician a irst year medical student at playing music by ear on his bass University of Central Florida; Michael Allen Bennett, a and acoustic guitars. He was and his son Jordan, an engi- true southern gentleman with in differ- neering student at University an ever-present smile and an ent bands of Florida; sisters Mary Lind- inviting laugh passed away throughout sey, Betsy Bennett, Margaret suddenly but peacefully in his life but Boudreaux and brother Bill his sleep at his home in Gulf the origins Bennett. Breeze, Florida on May 24, of some of Visitation will be held at Craig Chamberlin and Catie Fairchild 2014. He was born December his dear- Gulf Breeze United Method- 2, 1959 in Baton Rouge, Loui- est friends ist Church, 75 Fairpoint Drive Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fairchild are pleased to siana to Colonel Wilmer Ben- were on Sunday, June 1 from 3 to announce the engagement of their daughter, Craig is also a 2004 graduate of Gulf nett and Anne Hutton Bennett. South- 5 p.m. The memorial service Catie Fairchild to Craig Chamberlin. Craig Breeze High School and a 2009 graduate of He attended Catholic High bound Bennett will be oficiated by Dr. Herb is the son of John Chamberlin and Sally the University of West Florida with a Bach- School and graduated with a in Baton Sadler at Gulf Breeze United Chamberlin. elor’s degree in Business Administration degree in business administra- Rouge and Methodist Church, 75 Fair- Catie is a 2004 graduate of Gulf Breeze Management. He works for the City of Gulf tion from LSU. He married Loaded Goat in Gulf Breeze. point Drive on Monday June High School and a 2011 graduate of the Uni- Breeze in the Community Service Depart- Sarah Reed in 1987. Despite all of his gifts and 2 at 2 p.m. Contributions may versity of West Florida where she earned a ment and is a Volunteer Firefighter / EMT. He was vice-president of talents, his pride and joy was be made to The Michael Ben- Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is cur- The wedding is planned for September, commercial lending for Beach his family. When he spoke of nett Memorial Fund which Community Bank and worked rently employed as a Registered Nurse at 2014 on Pensacola Beach. The couple will his children his pride illed the has been established by Beach countless hours for Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Baptist Hospital. reside in Gulf Breeze, Fla. room. He gave to them his dry Community Bank.

Cody Cobia He showed others how to live life to the fullest

by Lisa Newell Once in a while, a person comes They thanked the school resource officer who picked Cody up and carried him to class when he just along that is so special they improve couldn’t get up again. the lives of others, just by being They even thanked his friends who hauled Cody’s themselves. wheelchair down to Dead Man’s Island so he could come to the bonfire, although the police later came. Such as person is Cody Cobia. Many others planned tips, movies and get-togeth- Though he passed away last week at age 24, Cody ers to enjoy Cody and others planned surf contests, lived a life that some may see as tragic ... afflicted fundraiser auctions, dinners and garage sales to with Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, he lost the raise money for Cody’s medical expenses. ability to walk and had to depend on others to help Cody was proud to answer, “I work at Innerlight,” him perform his daily tasks. when anyone asked what he did. However, that is only one view of Cody’s life. The other is that Cody lived an extraordinary life, full of The Cobia’s statement continued: friendship, love and hope. His disability gave others “It is our hope and prayer that you allow the legacy the ability to show their compassion. His perceived of Cody’s life to inspire you to cherish all life. weaknesses allowed others to step up and help. Always remember that God is perfect and he Humans have an innate need to help others, and does not make mistakes. When he creates another Cody provided a rallying point for people near and precious human being it is because he has a very far. He outlived doctor’s projections based on his special purpose for them. parents support and their ability to procure his med- Cody’s body was so imperfect and yet his soul icine from Ecuador. In many ways, Cody is the one brought out the very best in each of us. who helped others tap into their compassion, enrich- Can you believe that God loves us so much that ing the lives of each one who lent him their hand of he entrusted that amazing young man to all of us?... friendship. and then sat back and watched all of us grow in his In a statement read at Cody’s funeral, the par- perfect love. ents thanked everyone who helped their son “live as So let Cody’s life always remind us to choose life. a normal guy who just happened to be in a wheel- In a world that tells us we should strive to be chair.” The statement cited his friends who pushed strong, healthy and beautiful so that we can be Cody’s wheelchair to school and then walked beside happy .... God showed us, through one of his best him when he got his power chair, the classmates pieces of work, that to be happy, we just need to who made sure he got the ball on the playground or look to him, be grateful for the life he gives us and picked him up in the hallway when he fell. follow the plan he has for us ... and only then will we They continued to thank the priests who helped be truly happy. Cody grow in his faith, the doctors and nurses who Cody knew this from the very beginning and his met his every need and the wheelchair technician example helped us to learn this too. who turned into a friend and even got Cody his first Let this be his lasting gift to you ... and let us tattoo, much to the dismay of Cody’s mother. continue to live the way that he did.”

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A witness to history GBES students attend naturalization ceremony

he pledge of allegiance will mean so much more to Gulf BY LISA NEWELL The former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Breeze Elementary School teacher Shelley Mann after Gulf Breeze News Cambodia native Sichan Siv recounted how, as a child, he escaped T reciting it along with 110 new Americans at their natural- [email protected] alone from the Khmer Rouge at the urging of his mother. He arrived ization ceremony. in the U.S. with only his mother’s scarf, an empty bag of rice and $2. “I’ll never say the pledge the same way again,” she said. However, he was later able to serve on staff for President Bush. Mann and her fourth grade class got permission from courthouse Judge Rodgers asked each applicant to stand and state their name He said his last message from his mother was “Never lose your oficials to attend the ceremony and hear the stories of struggles to and country of origin. hope.” reach the shores of the United States. Amy Klotz, mother of student One member of the group stood and read an essay her mother Later in the ceremony, a Pensacolian sang the national anthem in Max, is an employee at the courthouse. wrote about her escape from Vietnam. an operatic voice, a capella. He then sang “America the Beautiful” “The ceremony was life-changing. The manner in which Judge “Not a dry eye,” Mann said, and the entire crowd rose to their in English, German, Russian and Spanish. (Casey) Rodgers designed and conducted the ceremony gave it ini- feet when the judge recognized the woman’s family and mother in “Not a dry eye. Standing ovation,” Mann said. nite respect and meaning,” Mann said. the audience. The students were able to help by passing out packets to the new “She acknowledged our class with a personal and touching greet- At one point in the ceremony, Judge Rodgers stopped a Navy Sea- Americans, and they were able to pose for a photo with Judge Rodg- ing. She read a letter she had saved from a naturalized Dafurian who man who was slipping out to be delpoyed and had to catch a plane. ers. Later, they formed an impromptu receiving line to congratulate eloquently said how grateful he was for a country with groceries on The judge acknowledged her service and again the crowd rose to the Americans on their way out of the courthouse. the shelf, police who would come to protect you, for example.” their feet.

rtists came from far and wide to participate Ain the third annual Chalk it Up! Pensacola “It’s All Geek to Me” Winner Charles Kunze Jr. Best in Show went to Omar Forty Sidewalk Art Festival. Despite the original date being pushed back due to rain, event organizers said the turnout was better than ever. Eighteen sidewalk chalk enthusiasts lined up to compete in one of three categories: Time Out Pensacola!, Off the Wall… and Onto the Sidewalk, and It’s All Geek to Me. Prizes were awarded for each category, with the ultimate prize of Best in Show. Proceeds from this year’s Chalk it Up! supported the Pensacola MESS (Math, Engineering, Science and “Off the Wall... and Onto the Sidewalk” Winner Amber Sidner Stuff) Hall. “Time Out Pensacola!” Winner The People’s Choice Winner Hannah Fernandez-Martin Stacey Rimmerman

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I have a big garden this year. veloping unused land with local It is the biggest garden I have recycled resources into produc- ever done. The total area I am tion of high quality food is one growing on is about 7,000 square of my goals. feet. For a lot of the country this There is an increasing aware- is about an average size family ness of the relationship of pro- garden. For the peninsula we live cessed food to health concerns. Photos by Mat Pellegrino on and the panhandle in general The demand for local, fresh and the dificulties of sand for soil, homemade products is relected TOP: Dr. Robert Randel walks through his 7,000 square foot mildew and bugs, (lots of bugs), in the success of farmer’s mar- garden in Gulf Breeze. makes growing vegetables here kets and an increase in small very dificult. On about one ifth farm production. Many large RIGHT: About 4,000 pounds of an acre for the year of 2014 I acreage farmers have found they of food will be harvested from will harvest about 4,000 pounds can transition into organic pro- Randel’s garden. of food. Relatively that is good duction at a higher proit mar- production for anywhere in the gin. Until enough acreage is un- are the greatest deterrents. This country. der non chemical production the is true for many back yard grow- My mission purpose for the vast quantity of processed and ers as well. We live in a world of effort of having a big garden is genetically modiied foods will perceived convenience but the “From Barren Lands to Bearing continue. ultimate cost of mass production Lands.” My big garden is on an As a chiropractor, health con- is relected in the health of our produce is available to anyone. empty residential lot. The organ- cerns are my priority. Helping children and the human toll of Healthy choices create a demand ic material is composted from others grow their own food with diet related diseases. for healthy products. local grass clippings, leaves, natural methods and supplying I am dedicated to helping I appreciate the opportunity saw dust, wood chips and horse high quality food into the com- others and solving the equation to be of service. I am available manure. When I started the area munity is more than a passion of building living earth that pro- to you for information or direc- was white sand. Now the or- for me. It is a mission. vides quantity life giving foods. tion if you want to garden in a ganic soil is about 2 feet deep. My big garden this year is an Fresh is best is no longer a trend pot or large acreage. Anyone is I do not use chemical fertilizers exploration of the social intrica- or a fad. The number of large welcome to come for a tour of or insecticides. The combina- cies of high quality food pro- organic farms, small farms and the garden. tion of local natural materials duction. I talk to large acreage back yard growers is rapidly in- is designed to input high qual- farmers and they listen but most creasing. Municipalities are pro- ity trace elements into the food have little interest in vegetable viding garden and market areas. to optimize the nutritional value farming let alone organic grow- Seattle Washington has planted to those who eat the food. De- ing. The time and labor factors a park with fruit trees and the Make it a night in with top DVD rentals of Smaug (PG-13) Ian Paramount McKellen 7. Anchorman: The Legend 2. The Legend of Continues (R) Will Ferrell Hercules (PG-13) 8. 12 Years a Slave (R) Kellan Lutz Chiwetel Ejiofor 3. 47 Ronin (PG-13) 9. Homefront (R) Jason Keanu Reeves Statham 4. The Wolf of Wall 10. Gravity (PG-13) Sandra Street (R) Leonardo Bullock DiCaprio Source: Rentrak Corp. Top 10 DVD, Blu-ray 5. Frozen (PG) Rentals animated (c) 2014 King Features Synd., 1. The Hobbit: The Desolation 6. Labor Day (PG-13) Inc.

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| WEEK OF May 29 - June 4 | Thursday, May 29 Friday, May 30 n Fiesta Prayer Service Bayview Community Center Saturday, May 31, 10:30 a.m. A day of educational exhibits, demonstrations, n Hunter Hayes Old Christ Church classes, workshops and presentations. n Blue Wahoos Friday, May 30, 7 p.m. Spanish explorer Don Tristan de Luna led a May 31, 6:30 p.m. Pensacola Bay Center voyage to America in 1559. He exhibited deep June 1, 4 p.m. Grammy nominated artist Hunter Hayes will faith in something higher than himself in leading Tuesday, June 3 June 2 - 4, 6:30 p.m. bring his “We’re not Invisible” tour, which will this group. The Fiesta celebrations continues with Community Maritime Park feature special guests Daniel Bradbery from this traditional ecumenical service. The public is Vs. Jacksonville NBC’s Emmy award-winning show The Voice. invited to attend, and admission is free. n Blue Angels Practice Tuesday, June 3, 11:30 a.m. n Fiesta Days Celebration n Drive-In Summer Movie Se- n DeLuna Landing Ceremony National Naval Aviation Muse- Thursday, May 29, 7 p.m. ries Saturday, May 31, 3 p.m. um - viewing area Seville Quarter Quietwater Beach Amphitheater The team visits the museum to answer ques- This celebration kicks off the 65th annual Feista Friday, May 30, 8:30 p.m. tions and sign autographs after Wednesday prac- Community Maritime Park Under orders from King Phillip II of Spain over Celebration with hundreds of guests in attendance. 450 years ago, conquistador Don Tristan de Luna tices. Schedule is subject to change without notice Cozy up to a free screening of the movie “Fro- Historic Seville Quarter comes alive with enter- sailed into the beautiful water surrounding what is and is weather permitting. Admission is free. zen.” tainment, decorations and food in ive rooms, each now Pensacola. The de Luna Landing Ceremony saluting Pensacola’s history under the lags of the is a lighthearted reenactment of what might have n Bands on the Beach ive governments that have lown over the city. n Heroes Among Us - Veteran happened when he landed. Tuesday, June 3, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Speakers Series Pensacola Beach Gulfside n Thursdays in the Park Friday, May 30, 6 p.m. n Fiesta Beach Bash Pavilion Thursday, May 29, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Veterans Memorial Park Saturday, May 31, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. This is the chance to experience country and Navarre Park The National Guard Night - Members, who Flounders Chowder House rock ‘n’ roll the way it used to be with the Modern Enjoy a free concert at Navarre Park as part of were the irst to go over the line in the Iraq War,All spectators boats and passengers are invited Eldorados. the free summer concert series. Three Bean Soup will speak. to watch the annual boat parade. will entertain audiences with their 60s, 70s, and 80s folk music. Wednesday, June 4 n Zombie Run Pensacola Saturday, May 31 Saturday, May 31, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. n Evenings in Escambia Equestrian Center n Scooby-Doo! Live - Musical Olde Seville Square n Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup This is a zombie-infested 5K obstacle run fun Mysteries Thursday, May 29, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday, May 31, 8:45 a.m. - noon for individuals or teams to navigate an obstacle Wednesday, June 4, 7 p.m. Seville Square Navarre Beach course and avoid the lesh-eating zombies. Pensacola Saenger Theater Super Funk Fantasy is back for the ultimate en- Ocean Hour will be meeting at Navarre Beach Filled with wacky new characters, songs and tertainment. Pier for a special clean up. They are also hoping n Emerald Coast Healthy Body, antics, Scooby-Doo! Live will have audiences on to start a Navarre Beach Ocean Hour group. the edge of their seats in traditional Scooby-Doo Bring gloves to wear, buckets and bags will be Mild & Spirit Expo fashion. provided. Contact Sharon at smgincauskas@ Saturday, May 31, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. gmail.com for more information. Solution, Page 2B »

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Had I not taken up this fairness issue, the rest of the county would have had to Are you looking make up and pay over $83 million the beach has contributed since I began the struggle. It just wasn’t fair. – Greg Brown Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser for a napkin? It was an early light. I Supreme Court OK with Brown’s boarded the plane before 6 a.m. and started reading the magazine I just purchased in decision to tax beach leaseholders the gift store. After the drone of the airline safety spiel, the Santa Rosa County Proper- the beach just like everyone grateful for my attorneys El- tioners for the most part being beverage cart made its way ty Appraiser Greg Brown said else in the county. It’s been liott Messer, who didn’t get to very civil during a time when to my seat. I asked for coffee the Florida Supreme Court a fairness issue from the be- see the final outcome and who understandably it is upsetting and the professional attendant has denied the Navarre Beach ginning and the courts have I miss his guidance and states- to go from not paying any tax asked how I preferred it. Leaseholders motion for clari- concurred with the taxation on manship, Tom Findley and to paying according to your “Black is ine” I replied. deposit or withdrawal; to the fication to its recent 7-0 ruling the beach,” Brown said. “It’s Roy Andrews for their advice value like everyone else. One “Thank you.” doctor, one more surgery. To to tax leasehold properties on only fair that citizens share in throughout this long legal bat- never really knows what it She handed me a napkin the politician we might be one Navarre Beach. the funding of government. tle,” Brown said. “I can never takes to be in a legal battle. and explained that another co- more vote and to the mechan- The Supreme Court ruled It’s not fair for one segment of thank them enough for their The things you go through worker would bring it to me. ic, one more ix and a busted the land and improvements property owners who benefit participation in this complex from the negative reactions A few minutes later I felt a knuckle. It’s easy to look past on Navarre Beach are taxable. from all aspects of ownership taxation issue.” of the petitioners, the many tap on my left shoulder as a the person, and see only the Brown started assessing im- not to pay their share.” “I want to thank the citizens depositions, days in court, soft voice asked me if I had detail in how they affect us. provements on Navarre Beach Brown said his decision has of Santa Rosa County for un- and the waiting for a decision ordered coffee. I nodded as I I am reminded of Jesus’ in 2001 and the courts agreed more equally distributed the derstanding during the long from each court. I am glad it’s pulled back my half-read copy encounter with the blind man with Brown on that taxation cost of county government to court process and the peti- done.” of The Harvard Business Re- as recounted in chapter 8 of issue. all property owners in Santa view. “I didn’t see your nap- Mark’s gospel. Jesus rubbed After the ruling on the im- Rosa County. kin at irst but there it is” she some dusty paste on his eyes provements in 2006 Brown “Had I not taken up this KIDS DON’T said. “How else was I sup- and asked him if he could see. felt that due to the manner in fairness issue, the rest of the posed to know it was you?” It “I see people, but they look which the courts decided the county would have had to was really a rhetorical ques- like trees.” case, the land was also tax- make up and pay over $83 mil- tion that it interpreted as “Hey In one of the most spec- able. The Supreme Court has lion the beach has contributed Buddy, keep your napkin vis- tacular moments in the gospel now determined that Brown since I began the struggle. It ible, if you want your coffee story, Jesus touches his a SEC- was correct in a unanimous just wasn’t fair,” Brown said. next time!” OND time and the man’s vi- decision. “I am so thankful this issue is if they know how to swim. “I’m sorry.” I said, “I didn’t sion was completely restored. After the Court ruled, the decided and over.” know.” The message was clear, its not leaseholders moved for clari- Brown said the leaseholders Drown Proof Your Kids For a minute I wondered enough to see people like trees fication, but the state’s high- who haven’t paid their taxes if I had really screwed up the Teach Them to Swim (or napkins). Jesus wants us est court denied their request pending the outcome of their whole beverage cart system to see people like people. which leaves their recent deci- motion must now pay. and felt like a lying newbie. This week, I invite you to sion as final. The tax collector will deter- A message from Then, I looked around and saw look at those around you with “The courts have now unan- mine when the 30 days begin. that I was literally the only Gulf Breeze Pools & Spas curiosity and concern. Put imously agreed with my deci- “My part is over and now person awake on the plane. (850) 232-4133 yourself in their shoes. Imag- sion to tax the leaseholds on it’s a collection issue. I am I was clearly the only per- ine the urgency of a woman son reading, the only person buying a pregnancy test or the awake within the ive rows on poverty of someone who has each side. The truth was, she to decide whether to put back wasn’t looking for a traveller the diapers or the formula be- in search of caffeine. She was cause they don’t have enough looking for a napkin. Public Hearing money. In retrospect, I can imagine Look into the eyes of the that that it is easy to begin to Pensacola Bay Bridge next customer, client, patient, look for proverbial napkins doctor, server, or hostess. Do instead of people. To the ca- you see them as people... or shier at Walmart, customers means to an end? This public hearing is being conducted to give interested persons an must look like one more bag opportunity to express their views concerning the location, conceptual of stuff. To the bank teller, Love one. Love another. design, and social, economic, and environmental effects of the we only look like one more proposed improvements.

The study involves the replacement of the Pensacola Bay Bridge OFFICE SPACE located at S.R. 30 (U.S. 98) from 17th Avenue in Pensacola to Baybridge Drive in Gulf Breeze. Various alternatives and alignments will be considered to address both safety and possible capacity DOWNTOWN improvements that will tie into the existing facilities.

GULF BREEZE The meeting will be held in an open house format with a brief presentation taking place at 6 p.m. Maps and other information will be Meeting Location: on display. It is the policy of the Florida Department of Transportation Grand Ballroom Crowne SALE OR LEASE Plaza Hotels & Resorts District Three to prohibit materials and/or exhibits in our public 200 E. Gregory Street Available Spring/Summer 2014 workshops, meetings or hearings that are not the property of the Pensacola, FL department. Therefore, no outside party will be allowed to display or Harbourtown Village hand out materials in any of these events. Representatives of the Units ranging from 1,200 - 4,500 sf. FDOT will be available to answer questions. PD&E documents are T J Ample฀parking฀•฀Close฀to฀Andrews฀Institute,฀ available for review until June 23, 2014 at the following locations: CDT Appriver฀and฀Pensacola฀Beach G B Call (850) 380-7887 •Pensacola Public Library; 239 North Spring Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 C P H R •City of Pensacola Offices; 222 West Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 •Gulf Breeze Public Library; 1060 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 E G S •City of Gulf Breeze Offices; 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 P FL •Florida-Alabama TPO; 4081 East Olive Road, Suite A, Pensacola, FL 32514 •FDOT – District 3 Office; 1074 Highway 90 East, Chipley, FL 32428 Convenient฀ Location Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. Persons who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, or persons who require translation services (free of charge) should contact J. Brandon Bruner, P.E., FDOT Project Manager, toll free at (888) 638-0250, extension 1509 at least seven days prior to the meeting.

Should you have questions regarding the project or this hearing, please contact J. Brandon Bruner, P.E., at the number above or via email at [email protected]. You may also contact Ian Satter, District Three Public Information Director, at (888) 638-0250, extension 1205 or via e-mail at [email protected].

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Senior passes on graduation ceremony to play in FACA All Star Game “It’s deinitely a once in a BY JASON THOMPSON lifeltime opportunity,” said Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Peek last week before heading to Sebring. The 332-member Gulf Peek, who’s already signed Breeze High Class of 2014 with Alabama- Birmingham, was short at least one member played alongside Catholic’s Saturday as Garrett Peek Cody Henry and a player from became, according to reports, Washington, won a game on only the third Dolphin to Saturday and the inal on Sunday ever be selected to play in against other All Star teams from the Florida Athletic Coaches throughout the state. Association’s All Star Game. “It is quite an honor to be Peek was a member of the selected to this all-star team,” North squad, who won the GBHS coach Randy Renfroe four-team tournament. said. “Way to make us proud.”

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Long drive instead of short walk – Garrett Peek Garrett Peek traded in the cap and gown for a baseball On foregoing walking in Saturday’s GBHS graduation uniform Saturday as he became the first Dolphin since 2007 ceremony to play in the FACA All Star Game to play in the Florida Athletic Coaches Association’s All Star game. GBHS graduates to continue athletic careers Gaines, Dorf, Arnold become college athletes

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Three more members of the Gulf Breeze High Class of 2014 walked across the stage at the Pensacola Bay Center Saturday, knowing that they haven’t played in their inal athletic competition. Dominique Gaines will run track at South Alabama, Jonathon Dorf will play football for Methodist University in Submitted Photo Fayetteville, North Carolina South Alabama makes Gain(es) and Emily Arnold will play Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News volleyball at LaGrange College. Dominique Gaines, who holds the school record in both the 200 Football in Fayetteville Whether it’s a coach or a and 400 meters, recently signed a track scholarship with the player, Gulf Breeze High has at University of South Alabama. Also pictured are (seated): mother Jonathon Dorf agreed recently to play football for Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Tamara Sullivan-Gaines. Standing (from left): assistant track Carolina. Also pictured are (seated, from left): parents Mat and Robin Dorf and grandparents least one tie to all three schools. coach Scott Barker, girls track coach James Fox and boys track Bonnie and Jim Elbert. Back (from left): GBHS head coach Chris Nemith, brother Kevin and assistant See Graduates, Page 5C » coach Greg Hundley. coach Drew French. The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!

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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Varsity baseball award winners 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 Front, from left: Benji Diaz, Andy Creech, Garrett Peek, Kale Jarvis and Connor Crooke were varsity the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: baseball award winners at the recent GBHS Baseball Awards Banquet at LaBrisa. Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, June 26, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.

Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local Planning 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 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News (Single Family Residential) to R1A Varsity softball award winners (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 184.17 (+/-) acres Front, from left: Sydney Ezelle, Aspen Lee, Emily Arnold and Olivia Printiss were varsity softball award winners at the recent GBHS Softball Awards Banquet at LaBrisa.

Zoning District Amended: HCD (Highway Commercial Development) to AG (Agriculture) – total approximately 1.48 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Commercial to Agriculture

Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News Zoning District Amended: AG (Agriculture) to R1A (Single Family Girls lacrosse award winners Residential) – total approximately 45.00 From left: Ciara Spencer, Megan Pewitt, Brianna Sekul, Frances Williams and Libby McDowell were (+/-) acres girls varsity lacrosse award winners at the recent GBHS Lacrosse Awards Banquet at Hemingways. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family Residential

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 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Boys track academic award winners Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the From left: Sophomore Hunter Green, junior Duncan Niven and senior Connor Harris were boys Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours track academic award winners at the recent GBHS Track Awards Banquet at the GBHS Cafeteria. in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZEGULF BREEZE NEWS NEWS May Nove12 29, 2014 7C3C Monofilament fishing line harmful to pelicans Fishing is an important part reported Florida had 1.2 million FWC creates Gulf ing­ reef­ ish:­ red­ and­ vermil- of the Florida lifestyle as well anglers.­They­enjoyed­26­million­ ion­snapper;­gag,­black­and­red­ as its economy. In spite of the days­ ishing­ (No.­ 2­ Texas­ had­ FWC NEWS Reef Fish Data grouper;­gray­triggerish;­great- ­obvious­ beneits,­ this­ leisure- 23­ million),­ spending­ almost­ a­ er­and­lesser­amberjack;­banded­ time­ ­activity,­ on­ occasion,­ can­ billion dollars and generating an other wildlife. Other programs Reporting System rudderish;­and­almaco­jack. The Florida Fish and Wildlife lead to problems for birds and economic impact of $1.7 billion include building and repairing Governor Scott Anglers,­ captain­ and­ crew­ Conservation Commission other wildlife such as sea turtles that­supported­14,000­jobs.­ boat­ramps­and­courtesy­docks,­ Announces Early aboard­ for-hire­ vessels­ would­ (FWC)­ at­ its­April­ 16­ meeting­ and manatees. Fishing license sales are the ­placing­ ish­ attractors­ and­ ish­ not­be­required­to­partake­in­the­ in Tallahassee moved forward According to Florida Fish primary source of funding for the feeders,­ constructing­ ishing­ Opening of Bay ­data-collection­ system­ because­ with a proposal to create a Gulf and Wildlife Conservation FWC’s Division of Freshwater piers­ and­ providing­ ishing­ Scallop Season they already have their own ­Commission­ (FWC)­ biologists,­ Fisheries to ensure those public Reef Fish Data Reporting Sys- survey.­Anglers­under­16­years­ clinics for youth. TALLAHASSEE­–­­Governor­ monoilament­ ishing­ line­ and­ beneits.­ tem that would help improve of­age­and­those­ishing­from­a­ Information on where Rick­Scott­recently­announced­ ishing­ hooks­ can­ entangle­ these­ In­ addition,­ Federal­ Aid­ in­ TrophyCatch entries come from ­recreational­ reef­ ish­ data­ col- vessel with a vessel recreational the bay scallop season will open lection in Florida Gulf waters. animals,­ leading­ to­ injury­ and­ Sport­ Fish­ Restoration,­ a­ ­user- can­be­compared­to­these­­stocking,­ ishing­ license­ would­ also­ be­ three days early this year. This new system would help even death. pays,­ public-beneits­ program,­ habitat management and other exempt. The early opening will determine how many anglers The brown pelican is one provides matching money to programs to determine the most This­ would­ be­ a­ no-cost­ create additional recreational are­ ­targeting­ reef­ ish­ in­ the­ species that is especially manage­ishery­resources.­­Excise­ effective­and­eficient­methods­to­ ­program,­ due­ to­ a­ ive-year­ opportunities for Florida Gulf. A sample of these anglers ­impacted­by­monoilament­line.­ taxes­ on­ ishing­ ­equipment,­ improve opportunities for anglers residents and visitors while ­National­ Fish­ and­ Wildlife­ These birds frequently spend would be surveyed to provide Foundation Gulf restoration ­motorboat­ and­ small-engine­ to catch trophy bass. recognizing the importance of time­looking­for­an­easy­meal­at­ ­fuels,­import­­duties­and­­interest­ more accurate catch and effort grant. The Commission direct- Florida is blessed with great ­economic­ beneits­ to­ coastal­ piers­and­other­ishing­hotspots,­ are returned to the states based data­for­reef­ish­trips. ed staff to include language for ishing­resources­and­a­­responsible­ communities where this activ- primarily on a formula that This proposal will be brought where­ they­ are­ often­ hooked­ management approach. If you ity occurs. a­ive-year­sunset­clause­so­that­ accidently when trying to grab includes land area and the back­before­the­Commission­at­ want­ to­ help,­ please­ be­ sure­ to­ The Governor’s letter when­ the­ grant­ funding­ ends,­ bait off an angler’s line. number of paid license holders. its­June­meeting­in­Fort­Myers­ the program would be evalu ­respond­to­FWC­surveys,­register­ requesting FWC to open the - Sport Fish Restoration for­a­inal­public­hearing. ated and reconsidered. Additionally,­ discarded­ for­TrophyCatch,­report­ish­tags,­ bay scallop season early can be ensures all monies spent on If­ approved,­ private­ If the Gulf Reef Fish Data ­monoilament­line­hanging­from­ abide­by­ishing­rules,­ensure­you­ viewed here. trees,­piers­and­other­structures­ ­ishing­ ­licenses­ in­ Florida­ go­ ­recreational­ anglers­ ishing­ Reporting System is approved have­ a­ valid­ license,­ and­ report­ The­ season,­ which­ usu- can ensnare these birds. Once for conservation. So not only from a boat in Gulf state waters at­ the­ June­ meeting,­ data­ ongoing resource violations or ally­ opens­ July­ 1,­ will­ open­ entangled,­ pelicans­ can­ have­ a­ will the $17 spent on an annual impaired boaters to Wildlife Alert (excluding­ Monroe­ County),­ reporting would be required by ­Saturday,­ June­ 28,­ 2014.­ The­ including­ those­ 65­ and­ older,­ dificult­time­lying­and­feeding. ­license­ go­ to­ conservation,­ but­ (888-404-3922).­ April­ 1,­ 2015.­ Anglers­ would­ FWC will also bring a proposal would­ be­ required­ to­ take­ part­ “It is not uncommon to approximately $8 additional from When you buy your license (Li- be­ able­ to­ enroll­ starting­ May­ to its Commissioners at a future in the Gulf Reef Fish Data ind­ dead­ pelicans­ entangled­ SFR will be added to improve cense.MyFWC.com),­you­may­also­ 2014 and encouraged to sign up meeting to change future season Reporting System to harvest with­ ishing­ line­ and­ hooks,”­ your­ishing­and­boating.­ contribute to the Youth Hunting/ openings to the Saturday before when­ they­ renew­ their­ ishing­ said FWC biologist Ricardo Although resident seniors or possess any of the follow- license. Fishing Program and help create July­1,­unless­July­1­happens­to­ Zambrano. “If they are not over­65­years­of­age­are­exempt,­ the next generation that cares. be a Saturday. buying a license is a simple way ­rescued,­ these­ birds­ may­ suffer­ Another simple way to The recreational season will for days before succumbing to for them to contribute to ensuring contribute and brag about being open­ in­ Gulf­ of­ Mexico­ state­ UWF SURPLUS AUCTION injury­or­starvation.”­ quality­ ishing­ for­ themselves­ a proud angler is to buy a “Go waters­ (shore­ to­ 9­ nautical­ Here are some simple things and their grandchildren. Youth ­Fishing”­largemouth­bass­­specialty­ miles)­from­the­Pasco-Hernan- people can do to help protect brown under­16­are­also­exempt,­but­a­ plate for your car and boat trailer. do­county­line­to­the­west­bank­ June 7th 9am Bldg 95 Campus Lane pelicans and other wildlife: new license allows them to buy You­can­do­so­at­the­tag­ofice­ of­the­­Mexico­Beach­Canal­in­ Properly­dispose­of­monoila- a license at any age. 1986 Grady White Trophy with Twin Mercury 200’s, when you replace your license Bay­ County.­ The­ season­ will­ ment line. Store unwanted line It­is­valid­until­they­turn­17,­ tag,­or­online­at­myloridaspecial- remain­open­through­Sept.­24,­ 1985 Hunter 23 Sailboat, 7x4 foot Safe, Computers, safely and securely until it can so they don’t actually spend any typlate.com/go-ishing.html.­ You­ with­the­irst­day­of­the­closure­ Filing Cabinets, Ofice Equipment, Copiers, Fax, Ofice be placed in a recycling bin. more money than if they waited can­even­buy­gift­certiicates­for­a­ on­Sept.­25.­ Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Tables plus much more. Don’t­ leave­ ishing­ line­ until­they­were­16.­Besides­the­ specialty plate for Father’s Day. All­ other­ regulations,­ ­unattended,­as­pelicans­may­be­ sense­ of­ pride­ in­ being­ a­ ­card- The tags are a present your parents including bag and vessel tempted to steal the bait on the holding­ member­ of­ the­ ishing­ will­enjoy­for­years­and­­features­a­ ­limits,­ apply.­ Learn­ more­ by­ end of the line. community,­the­fact­they­have­a­ Public Welcome! Going... 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C May 29, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBHS graduates enjoy late, then later night Class of '14, hour after graduation ceremony ends, enjoys night at Waterville for Project Grad

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Saturday was a hectic day for many members of Gulf Breeze High's newest alumni members. GBHS was the third of three graduations Saturday at the Pensacola Bay Center. Dylan Cannon, who became a father that day, was the opening speaker. Josh Martin played a piece on the piano before salutatorian Nick Staviski and valedictorian Mollie Johnson gave their speeches. An hour after the 90- minute ceremony ended, approximately 150 members of the Class of 2014 were back at GBHS boarding bus- Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News ses at Project Graduation. Mr. Mint was one of four busloads of grads that made the trip to Gulf Shores Saturday. Josh Martin plays a musical piece at graduation Saturday. Chik Fil A provided food for the graduates once they arrived. Unfortunately, the caravan was a little late leav- ing because at least one of them forgot it was an alcohol and drug free event. The buses turned west on Highway 98 and about an hour later, pulled into Waterville in Gulf Shores (which marks the fourth time in the last seven years it's been held there). Upon arrival, the grads enjoyed more food, courtesy of Sonny's. The grads had the run of the park (minus the roller coaster), with Michael C. Anthony doing his hypnotist show to close out the night. Saturday was his fourth GBHS Project Grad. He had the kids in stitches, convincing his volunteers that a belt was a snake and Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News that a broom was Anthony's Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News D'Andre Fraser, Jonathon Dorf, Abi Beckham, David Knight, Becca Farris and Chris Beck enjoy Project beautiful girlfriend. Benji Diaz is excited to be graduating Saturday. Grad Saturday at Waterville at Gulf Shores.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Richard Lacey reacts after realizing what he did while under Emily Lively celebrates getting her diploma Saturday. Mollie Johnson gives her Valedictorian Address Saturday. hypnosis Saturday at Project Graduation.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Nick Staviski (left) helps hypnotist Michael C. Anthony with a card trick before the show Saturday. Sierra Hamlin tries her hand at the Flowrider at Waterville Saturday.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 29, 2014 5C Optimist Club holds 39th annual Fishing Rodeo

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

A total of 280 anglers participated in the 39th annual Optimist Club Fishing Rodeo May 17-18. Daniel Meister was the $1,000 grand prize winner, while Daniel Hand was the Master Angler, Selena Shirley the Lady Angler, Ayden Ramsey the Junior Boy Angler and Amber Gill the Junior Girl Angler. All of them were awarded $50 gift cards. The list of winners were as follows: Amberjack 1 Schearman, David 46.3 2 Jones, Ricky 40.6 3 Fitzgerald, John 35.5

Bluefish 1 Tindell. Shaun 1.5 2 Choron, Jackson 1.2 3 Granger, Miles 1.12 Submitted Photo

Bonito Playing for the Panthers 1 Lynchard, Bryan 6.42 Emily Arnold (seated, second from left) became the second Lady Dolphin this year to commit to 2 Durden, Michael 5;11 playing college volleyball when she signed a pact with LaGrange College. Also pictured are (seated, 3 Dale,Austin 5.09 from left): parents Duaine and Carolyn and sister Jayme Arnold. Standing (from left): grandmother Miriam Arnold and aunt Cyndi Jolly. Alex Karcher commited to the University of Mobile. Croaker 1 Mann, Michael 2.58 2 Mann, Nin 1;34 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 3 Fuller, Jamie 0.96 Heidi and Chase Litrette hold up their pinfish catches. Graduates to play in college Dolphin From Dorf will join the Monarchs in Arnold will play volleyball for 1 Weiskopf, John 1.57 » Page 1C 2 Scher, Justin 1.41 Gaines, who wants to major in 2014 in large part because of one the Lady Panthers, who went 11- veterinary medicine, will run for of its new assistant coaches Ben 20 last season. She is the second Flounder head coach Paul Brueske, a Gulf Ganus - a 2009 Gulf Breeze High member of the Lady Dolphin 1 McCay, Dakota 2.19 graduate, who coached for a couple Class of 2014 to commit to 2 Cato, Brian 1.92 Breeze High graduate, who ran 3 Gin, Eric 1.75 for current coach Greg Hundley. of years at Huntingdon College. play college ball, joining Alex Gaines became the irst Lady The son of Mat and Robin Karcher (University of Mobile). Grouper Dolphin in several years to Dorf played varsity football "My gut told me to pick 1 Meister, Daniel 16.46 compete in multiple events at for the Dolphins for two years, LaGrange. It felt like home on 2 Houghland, William 15.56 3 Potomski, Rita 13.03 the state meet, competing in the including GBHS' playoff team my visit and I really clicked with 200 and 400 meters. in 2012. He was also a member the team and the coach," the King Mackerel She's the third member of the of the Dolphin lacrosse team, a daughter of Duaine and Carolyn 1 Daughdrill, Ross 16.65 Class of 2014 to compete for the team his father started. Arnold said. Lady Fish Jaguars, joining Alyssa Pejic The Monarchs went 8-2 last Former GBHS Dolphins Don 1 Thomas, William 1.71 (girls soccer) and Carson Sharp season, tying the second-best President and Mike White play 2 Neumann, Len 1.58 (football). season in program history. basketball for the Panthers. 3 Pohlmann, Zach 1.57

Ling/Cobia 1 Muldoon. Kyle 36.4 G 2 Kehoe, Christian 23.3 IN TH 3 Fierndon, Jeff 23.2 OV E Mingo Snapper L 1 Pickert, Jake 3.65 2 Hand, Daniel Jr 3.3 3 Robbins, Nate 3.24 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Other legal Snapper Amber Gill, shown here with father Eric, was named the Junior 1 Meister, Adam 3.41 Lady Angler at the recent Optimist Fishing Rodeo. 2 Adkinson, Scott 2.24 3 Jones, Lynn 1.64 Whiting Speckled Trout 1 Skelton, Max 0.62 1 Rhodes, Michael 6.19 Pompano 2 Schwartz, Easton 0.51 2 Powers, Hunter 5.29 1 Bolhken, David 2.44 3 Lowell, Devin 0.43 May 31 – June 1 3 Rhodas, Tyler 5.05 2 Neumann, Will 1.68 vs. JACKSONVILLE SUNS 3 Lewell, Doug 1.34 Speared Amberjack Triggerfish 1 Toner, Chad 48.6 1 Melton, Austin 6.58 Redfish 2 West, Rene 41.25 2 Blanchet, Corey 5.79 1 Pfeiffer, Jeff 7.37 3 Schantz, Ryan 32.05 3 Potomski, Bob 3.81 June 19-23 2 Rhodes, Reed 7.11 Speared Gray Snapper 1 Hughes, Stephen 8.32 Tuna vs. Sheepshead 2 Barber, Ian 6.93 HUNTSVILLE STARS 1 Taylor, Rino 88.55 1 Whiteman, Teri 2.35 2 Wright, Victor 44.55 2 Warr. Tristen 1.87 Speared Lion Fish 3 Amberson, Jace 1.79 1 Kaufman, Brandon 2.23 Wahoo 2 Vinyard, Brandon 1.88 June 29 – July 3 1 Johnson, Eric 58.2 Spanish Mackeral 3 Clark, Gage 1.8 vs. JACKSONVILLE SUNS 1 Myers, Ricky 5.97 Speared Scamp White Trout 2 O’Leary, Matt 4.42 1 Boudreaux, Troy 3.4 1 GiII, Amber 0.48 3 Timko, Logan 4 Pre-game activities start 30 minutes prior to game.

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Blue Jacksonville Huntsville Wahoos Suns Stars Join Us for Special Fun & Games – Every Game Day! Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Social Media Monday • Team Tuesday U-9 champs Hi-Chew Wednesday • Thirsty Thursday The U-9 Gulf Breeze Sharks won their division at the Wave Memorial Day Tournament Sunday FANtastic Friday • Fireworks Saturday at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from left): Peyton Tatro, Gavin Gailey, Max Schneidt, Gavin Quenneville, Battle Alberson and Elliot Dannreuther. Middle row (from left): Jackson Ford, Eli McDonald’s Sunday Funday Fan Feedback Jones, Jonah Cook, Troy Coughlin and Cole Hepworth. Back (from left): Coaches Tim Jones, Brian Alberson, Randy Hepworth and Jay Coughlin. Look for a recap of the Wave Memorial Day Tournament in the June 5 issue.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C May 29, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBHS Class of 2014 one with diverse interests

The GBHS Class of 2014 joined the alumni ranks Saturday, netting close to $16 million in scholarship monies. The following are some of the clubs the seniors were involved in during their time at GBHS. These were the clubs not mentioned in last week's issue:

National English Honor Society Naomi Allen, Emily Arnold, Mason Baker, Chloe Brummer, Lindsey Carpenter, Quadry Chance, Caroline Culik, Holly Culver, Kharas Denson, Josh Dick, Sage Dunne, Kylie Feltenberger, Christina Ferrara, Abigail Friedland, Dominique Gaines, Brian Garbell, Meredith Gerber, CC Hamlin, Caitlin Hare, Connor Harris, Michael Hawkins, Taylor Hering, Tristen Hicks, Millie Hizer, Ami Ishver, Mollie Johnson, Jordan Kirchgessner, Jordan Lamar, Christian Latta, Chris Laurent, Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Daniel Lawson, James Macdonald, Graham Marcus, Katie McComber, Simply perfect Logan Norris, Abbey Olsen, TJ Owen, Garrett Peek, Alyssa Katie Depler and Anna Nawoschik adjusts their caps after receiving Perfect Attendance medals - for Pejic, Bianca Phillips, Maggie not missing a single day of school in 13 years. Player, SJ Renfroe, Laura Riney, Helena Rivera, Becky Schramm, Annemarie Schultz, Elizabeth Spence, Nick Staviski, Kimberly Stilson, Kristyn Suelflow, Ashley Tringas, Allie Turner, Tyler Ueberschaer, Deniece Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Wade, Haley Watson, Natalie Thomas Vassiliades signs the National Anthem. Welsh, Gillian Werner, Sydney Willard and Lucas Zalar Jubeck, David Langham, James National Science Honor Macdonald, Matt Marco, Society National Forensic Honor Graham Marcus, Graham Baylee Bunyard, Holly Campbell, Society Messer, Logan Norris, Maggie Connor Crooke Caroline Cuilik, Naomi Allen, Baylee Bunyard, Player, Helena Rivera, Sarah Holly Culver, Kharas Denson, Lindsey Carpenter, Dustin Dewey, Shirar, Ian Skewes, Joey Smith, Dustin Dewey, Josh Dick, Andrew Andrew Dobry, D’Andre Fraser, Erin Nick Staviski, Ashley Tringas, Will Dobry, Sage Dunne, Mark Duntz, Gadboys, Michael Hawkins, Elise Turnipseed and Tyler Ueberschaer Andrew Eddins, Kylie Feltenburger, Christina Ferrara, Miguel Flores, Abigail Friedland, Brian Garbell, Meredith Gerber, Alexis Gray, Michael Hawkins, Taylor Hering, Tristen Hicks, Cate Hodges, Ami Ishver, Mollie Johnson, Seb Jones, Jack Joyner, Alex Karcher, David Langham, Christian Latta, Chris Laurent, Daniel Lawson, James Macdonald, Graham Marcus, Katie McComber, Logan Norris, Madison Ormsby, Garrett Peek, Alyssa Pejic, Bianca Phillips, Parker Remig, SJ Renfroe Laura Riney, Helena Rivera, Mitchell Robbins, Kevin Schmitz, Becky Schramm, Annemarie Schultz,Emily Senn, Megan Simpson, Ian Skewes, Joey Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Smith, Aly Snowden, Ciara Spencer, Derek Rongstad was awarded the Alecs Barona Memorial Scholarship from Heather and Fed Barona. Arianna Stahura, Nick Staviski, Kristyn Sueflow, Katie Taylor, John Taylor, Ashley Tringas, Allie Turner, Haley Watson, Jon Weimer, Natalie Welsh Gillian Werner, Tommy Vassidiades, Sydney Willard and Kasey Jo Wright

National Technical Honor Society Mason Baker, Holly Campbell, Colin Cherry, Hunter Davis, Emily Delp, Kaya Dunn, Garet Green, Patrick Macauley, Abigail McDaris and Alyssa Pejic

Quill and Scroll Emily Arnold, Chloe Brummer, Irene Campos, Caroline Cuilik, Kharas Denson, Sage Dunne, Kylie Feltenberger, Mary Katharine Grover, Ami Ishver, Richard Lacey, Amelia Leenig, Morgan Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News McGaughey, SJ Renfroe, Jasmine Mallory Demotts plays a musical piece to open Senior Awards Night. Robinson, Aly Snowden, Elizabeth Spence, Hope Stuart, Michael Utsey, Natalie Welsh and Nick White

Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society Naomi Allen, Emily Arnold, Mason Baker, Regan Beard, Kobi Bell, Kayla Brown, Chloe Brummer, Baylee Bunyard, Holly Campbell, Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Lindsey Carpenter, Caroline Cuilik, Ken Killam (left) awards Blue and Gold awards to (from left) Sage Dunne, Caroline Cuilik and Sara Holly Culver, Emily Delp, Hannah Jane Renfroe. Denby, Kharas Denson, Dustin Dewey, Andrew Dobry, Sage Dunne, Mark Duntz, Andrew Eddins, Reghan Elliott, Rebecca Farris, Miguel Flores, D’Andre Fraser, Abigail Friedland, Brian Garbell, Meredith Gerber, Alexis Gray, Mary Katharine Grover, CC Hamlin, Frances Harpole, Michael Hawkins, Langley Head, Tristen Hicks, Millie Hizer, Cate Hodges, Ami Ishver, Mollie Johnson, Jack Joyner, Alex Kagan, Jordan Kirchgessner, Jordan Lamar, David Langham, Christian Latta, Christopher Laurent, Daniel Lawson, Aspen Lee, Katherine Lyster, Graham Marcus, Katherine McComber, Kevin Miller, Anna Mosley, Logan Norris, Sara Ormsby, Garrett Peek, Alyssa Pejic, Maggie Player, Andrea Reardan, SJ Renfroe, Laura Riney, Helena Rivera, Jacob Rosas, Zack Schonewolf, Becky Schramm, Annemarie Schultz, Ian Skewes, Joey Smith, Parker Smith, Elizabeth Spence, Ciara Spencer, Nick Staviski, Kristyn Suelflow, Katie Taylor, Megan Tessier, Ashley Tringas, Allie Turner, Will Turnipseed, Tyler Ueberschaer, Haley Watson, Natalie Welsh, Gillian Werner, Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Sydney Willard and Lucas Zalar Hannah Allen receives an award. Meghan White received a scholarship from the Fortis Institute.

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STANDINGS South Division (as of May 26) Mobile BayBears (ARI) 31-19 Mississippi Braves (ATL) 28-22 Montgomery Biscuits (TB) 26-24 Jacksonville Suns (MIA) 25-25 Blue Wahoos (CIN) 22-29 #4 North Division (as of May 26) Huntsville Stars (MIL) 34-17 BRODIE GREENE Tennessee Smokies (CHC) 26-24 Jackson Generals (SEA) 20-30 6-1, 195 LB. IF Birmingham Barons (CWS) 20-31 AGE: 26 Chattanooga Lookouts (LAD) 20-31 A native of Tyler, Tex., Greene has been with the Wahoos all three years 2014 SCHEDULE of its history. (HOME GAMES/AT MOBILE AND Greene has been in the Reds' organization his entire profession- ISSISSIPPI ONLY M ) al career, starting for then Low-A MAY Lynchburg in 2010 (.269 average, one homer, 20 runs batted in). He batted .289 with 14 homers and 79 29 @ Mississippi, 7:00 pm 30 @ Mississippi, 7:00 pm for Advanced-A Bakersfield before being called up to the 31 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Wahoos' predecessor, the Carolina Mudcats. He's batting .167 through the Wahoos' first 32 games this season. JUNE 1 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm OUTHERN 4 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 2014 S 11 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm Wahoo manager Delino DeShields (90) hands the ball to Drew Hayes in a game last week. 12 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 13 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm BATTING (AS OF MAY 26) 14 @ Mobile, 6:05 pm WAHOOS WIN SERIES AGAINST BARONS TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 15 @ Mobile, 2:05 pm 19 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Mississippi 1649 205 430 23 187 155 356 42 .336 .373 .261 20 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Wahoos 10, Barons 9 Birmingham 1712 215 435 33 195 184 382 49 .331 .380 .254 BY JASON THOMPSON Pensacola 1664 209 421 41 197 152 359 20 .318 .391 .253 21 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Gulf Breeze News (Friday) - Chris Berset's two-run 22 vs. Huntsville, 4:00 pm Mobile 1655 230 417 36 216 163 354 14 .326 .385 .252 [email protected] double in the bottom of the ninth Tennessee 1668 242 420 39 225 182 417 52 .335 .390 .252 23 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm was the difference as Pensacola 29 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm Montgomery 1629 207 410 27 195 189 353 40 .335 .373 .252 30 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm The Pensacola Blue Wahoos led 6-1 after two and had to rally Huntsville 1680 247 414 31 222 218 333 56 .340 .367 .246 took three of ive games to with three in the ninth. Jackson 1682 204 410 26 185 172 331 48 .320 .357 .244 JULY Jacksonville 1674 211 408 30 201 183 396 33 .323 .363 .244 win a series at home with the Wahoos 7, Barons 6 Chattanooga 1695 211 399 38 196 165 397 37 .310 .383 .235 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Birmingham Barons last week. (Saturday) - Juan Silverio hit 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm PITCHING (AS OF MAY 26) 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Wahoos 7, Barons 2 (May a pair of solo homers, while TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 4 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm 21) - Brodie Greene drove in Greene and Steve Selsky also Mobile 31-19 2.73 5 14 395 160 135 23 159 363 5 @ Mobile, 6:05 pm four runs, while Daniel Corcino had two hits as the Wahoos Huntsville 34-17 3.07 7 15 375 171 155 46 144 372 6 @ Mobile, 5:05 pm struck out six over six innings clinched the series. Mississippi 28-22 3.57 6 16 390 200 173 20 173 399 7 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm Pensacola 22-29 3.71 3 12 382 216 181 40 215 401 8 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm as the Wahoos won the opener. Barons 5, Wahoos 1 Jacksonville 25-25 3.94 5 13 468 225 193 32 118 310 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Barons 4, Wahoos 3 (Sunday) - Michael Lorenzen Montgomery 26-24 3.97 4 14 455 220 191 22 149 381 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm (Thursday) - Robert Stephenson didn't give up an earned run Tennessee 26-24 4.07 1 13 383 232 198 35 230 387 12 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm equaled Corcino's effort from over seven innings, but three Jackson 20-30 4.11 3 8 429 242 205 41 166 348 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Chattanooga 20-31 4.27 5 12 445 256 217 28 219 404 13 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm Wahoo errors allowed the 14 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Chris Berset's two-run double the night before (six Ks in six Birmingham 20-31 4.65 3 8 442 259 226 37 190 313 21 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm in the bottom of the ninth gave innings) and left with the lead Barons to take the series inale. 22 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm the Wahoos a 10-9, walk-off before Birmingham scored two in Mississippi Braves 6, win on Friday. 23 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm the seventh and one in the eighth. Wahoos 3 (Monday) - Corcino 24 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm had another six-inning, six- 25 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm 26 @ Mississippi, 6:00 pm PROMOTIONS IN MAY/JUNE strikeout performance before 27 @ Mississippi, 5:00 pm Date Opponent Promotion/Event the Braves scored ive in the 28 @ Mississippi, 7:00 pm Sat, May 31 Suns Fireworks eighth to win the opener. 29 @ Mississippi, 7:00 pm Sun, Jun 1 Suns Family Sunday Funday Lively Watch - 2010 Gulf Wiffle Ball Bat Giveaway (First 2,000 Fans) Breeze High graduate Ben 30 @ Mississippi, 7:00 pm Mon, Jun 2 Suns Anchorman Night Lively's earned run average Social Media Monday AUGUST Tue, Jun 3 Suns Team Tuesday jumped over 1 for the irst time 6 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Wed, Jun 4 Suns Harley-Davidson Night this season, but he did improve 7 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Hi-Chew Wednesday to 8-1 on the season as the #1 #6 #31 8 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Thu, Jun 19 Stars Thirsty Thursday Bakersield Blaze beat the High 9 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Wahoo Waddle REY NAVARRO STEVE SELSKY JUAN DURAN 10 vs. Jackson, 4:00 pm Women’s Club Desert Mavericks Friday. 12 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Fri, Jun 20 Stars Drawstring Bag Giveaway (First 2,000 Fans) Lively went 5 1/3 innings, Went 10-for- Went 6-for-15 Went 7-for- 13 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Sat, Jun 21 Stars Anchorman Bobblehead Giveaway (First 2,000 Fans) allowing two runs on four hits, 24 with six with four runs 25 with four 14 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Fireworks walking two and striking out eight. 15 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Sun, Jun 22 Stars BirdZerk Performance extra base hits scored and extra base hits 16 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Family Sunday Funday Lively leads the California and seven RBIs two RBIs last (including two 22 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Mon, Jun 23 Stars Social Media Monday League in wins (8), strikeouts last week. week. home runs) 23 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Sun, Jun 29 Suns Family Sunday Funday (73), earned run average (1.04) last week. 24 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm Reggy the Purple Party Dude Performance and WHIP (walks plus hits, 25 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Mon, Jun 30 Suns Reggy the Purple Party Dude Performance HONORABLE MENTION #12 MICHAEL LORENZEN 26 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Social Media Monday divided by innings pitched - 0.74). 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