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Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Vol. 111 Issue 91 srpressgazette.com @srpressgazette facebook.com/srpressgazette 75¢ ‘I come out here to give thanks’

Master Sgt. Luis F. Deleon-Figueroa and Master Sgt. Jose J. Gonzalez of the U.S. Army 7th Special Forces Group stationed at Eglin Air Force Base were honored with a Hero Workout by his commander Master Sgt. Joey Paladino and his wife, Sandy. The couple owns and operates the CrossFit Pace Patriot Pride gym in Pace. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] Soldiers honored with Hero Workout

By Duwayne Escobedo descobedo@ nwfdailynews.com

PACE — The cel- ebration of the 100th Molly Busby and her son, QM3 Cody Busby, introduce themselves to MSgt. William F. Festing Jr. and his caretaker. The young Busby thanked Veterans Day carried the Marine for his service. [PHOTOS BY RAMON RIOS/PRESS GAZETTE] special meaning for Master Sgt. Joey Pala- dino this year. Hundreds attend thanks to all veterans that He and his wife, county’s Veterans have served,” Leslie said. Sandy, who own and Day Ceremony Festing, still able to wear operate CrossFit Pace his original dress blues said Patriot Pride in Santa By Ramon Rios “I come to see the people I Rosa County, created [email protected] know, a lot of them are gone.” a “Hero Workout” to Then Molly Busby and honor Master Sgt. Luis MILTON — This year’s her son, QM3 Cody Busby F. Deleon-Figueroa Santa Rosa County Veterans approach Leslie and Festing. and Master Sgt. Jose J. Day Ceremony had a feeling He shook both of their hands Gonzalez. Paladino’s of unity and family. and told them thank you for men were both killed in Strangers were thanking their service. combat Aug. 21 during each other for their service. QM3 Busby has served operations in Faryab Veterans of various wars four years and just reenlisted Province, Afghanistan. and generations were talk- for another five years. He is About 80 men ing, hugging and posing for Some of the veterans group that presented wreaths. stationed on the USS Nitze, and women partici- pictures. a DDG-94 Guided Missile pated in the workout Their only bond is the They do not have to say any- 94-year-old Marine MSgt. Destroyer. He has been on that raised money for unspoken shared experience thing more. William F. Festing Jr., a vet- two deployments to the Per- Deleon-Figueroa’s and of the brutality of war. You It happened when Richard eran of World War II and sian Gulf. Gonzalez’s families. can see the emotion briefly Leslie a Army Vietnam vet- Korea who is also bound to a “Veterans Day means a Paladino is still sta- on their faces when they talk eran who lost both legs after wheelchair. tioned in Afghanistan. about where they fought. stepping on a mine 1965, met “I come out here to give See THANKS, A3 Sandy said her husband would say, “Luis and Jose were two of the best soldiers I ever worked with. I will always remember them until Valhalla.” Canopy on Berryhill has ribbon cutting She choked up remem- bering the two fallen soldiers and friends, By Ramon Rios Canopy today to show support who served in the U.S. [email protected] for this facility,” Parker said. Army’s 7th Special “I think it’s going to be a great Forces Group at Eglin PACE — Overcast skies and investment to our community, Air Force Base with her late afternoon rain showers create nearly 40 jobs, as well as husband. did not dampen the spirit of (offer) such a needed service “They were both Santa Rosa County residents for the seniors of our commu- family men,” Sandy attending a ribbon cutting nity that would be interested in said. “They loved their for the Canopy on Berryhill living here.” wives, their children and Assisted Living Facility. Currently the staff is made their country. Luis was The event took place on up of nine managers. Melton a jokester. They were Nov. 7 at 3343 Berryhill Road, said they need CNA nurses, fun guys to be around. just north of the Five Point care personnel and employees My husband is living intersection. for just about every depart- on MREs right now. We “This is not your typical Commissioner Sam Parker with Jennifer Melton, executive director ment. The Canopy is scheduled can do this workout and assisted living facility,” said of the Canopy on Berryhill, at the ribbon cutting. The assisted living to open for residents on Dec. 1, suffer a little bit in their Jennifer Melton, executive facility is scheduled to open for residents on Dec. 1. [RAMON RIOS/ 2019. honor.” director of the Canopy. PRESS GAZETTE] “We will be hiring 35 to 40 Deleon-Figueroa was The brand new facility employees very soon,” Melton married to Brenda and offers independent living, to a different facility with Canopy management staff, said. Gonzalez was married assisted living and memory every change of their medi- and corporate representative The ribbon cutting attracted to Crystal. Both had care, she said. That means cal status. from owner/operator Con- several hundred people. children. that residents could live the BOCC Chairman Sam cordis Senior Living attended Visitors were treated to com- Joey named the train- final stages of their lives Parker, along with represen- the event. plimentary food, beverages ing “Whiskey 9.” The in the same facility, which tatives from Santa Rosa and “We are super excited that eliminates the need to move Pace chambers of commerce, so many folks came out to the See CANOPY, A3 See WORKOUT, A3

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WHAT’S HAPPENING Many Santa Rosa Staff reports 6 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Santa of gross household income Rosa County Auditorium, 4530 (wages, Social Security, SSI, Santa Rosa government and Spikes Way, Milton. Spon- child support, pensions, retire- holiday-based local announcements, events sorships and donations are ment, etc.) for the last 30 days and activities are as follows. available. Tickets are $25 per on all household members, person and may be picked electric or gas bill, current pic- activities scheduled CITY OF MILTON MEETINGS: All up weekdays at the chamber ture ID on applicant and Social meetings take place in council offi ce, 4344 U.S. Highway Security cards on all household Special to GateHouse 21 and 22, 5701 Gulf Breeze chambers, City Hall, 6738 Dixon 90, Pace. Email nickiqualls@ members. Call 981-0036 for Media Florida Parkway, Gulf Breeze. Enjoy St., Milton, unless otherwise pacechamber.com for more details. a new daytime Christmas stated. Meetings are open to information. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF The holiday-based events event at the Gulf Breeze Zoo. the public. Call City Manager's CORRECTIONS HIRING BONUS: listed are highlights of activi- Christmas ZOObilee features Offi ce, 983-5411 for details. ENERGY BILL HELP: Tri-County $1,000 hiring bonuses to ties in Santa Rosa County. live music, performances, •The City Council will meet as Community Council, Inc.'s new FDC hires at institutions The Santa Rosa County contests, food, artists, the Board of Directors of Sun- Low-Income Home Energy statewide, including Santa Tourist Development Offi ce pictures with Santa and a dial Utilities 5:30 p.m. Nov. 4. Assistance Program assists Rosa Correctional Institution, is not responsible for any Candy Cane Market trail full •Community Redevelopment with energy obligations, Milton. Applicants who com- date or time changes or of gifts, sights, smells and Agency, 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12. electric or gas, to heat or cool plete their correctional offi cer cancellations. tastes of the season. Admis- •City Council, 5:45 p.m. Nov. 12. the home for applicants who certifi cation through either Sand Dollar Saturday and sion includes the entire zoo, •Committee of the Whole, 5:30 qualify and have not received FDC or certain state colleges Local Marketplace: 9 a.m. plus artifi cial snow, winter- p.m. Nov. 21. assistance in the past year. are eligible. Paid training is Dec. 7, 1900 U.S. Highway themed bounce stations and PACE CHAMBER ANNUAL Apply Mondays only at 6607 available. Visit FLDOCjobs.com 87, Navarre. Join the mer- family photo opportunities. MEETING, AWARDS BANQUET: Elva St., Milton. Bring proof for details. chants of Sand Dollar Plaza For more information, call on the fi rst Saturday of each 850-932-2229 or visit www. month; for a community and gbzoo.com. customer appreciation event. Sowell’s North Pole Christ- Grab a bite to eat at Alphy’s, mas Lights Display: 5-9 p.m. BRIEFS check out the gift shops and Nov. 29 – Dec. 27, 7650 Sowell visit the local vendors at Road, Milton. This annual Staff reports ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: the person they initially knew. the Local Marketplace. Call Christmas light show is put 7 p.m. Monday through Come and meet others who 850-368-9500 or visit www. on by the Sowell family. The These are upcoming Thursday at Chuck's Cycles, are walking that path. facebook.com/SandDollar- event will be open every community events, 5764 Stewart St., Milton. Call SANTA ROSA BEEKEEPERS Saturdays for details. night including Christmas Eve announcements and activities 850-381-9411 or 850-626-6637 ASSOCIATION: 6 p.m. potluck Bands on the Blackwater: and Christmas night. Cost by area organizations. for details. Website: AA.org. dinner, 7 p.m. meeting on the Oliver’s Twist will perform is $10 per vehicle to drive MILTON PIECEMAKERS QUILT third Thursday at the Santa 7-9 p.m. Nov. 15 at 5158 Will- through, and $2 per person Santa Rosa County will GUILD: 9:15 a.m. second Rosa County Extension offi ce, ing St., Milton. This is part for train rides in addition to celebrate Geography Week Mondays at the Milton library, 6263 Dogwood Drive, Milton. of a free outdoor concert the vehicle admission. This by hosting the 2nd Annual 5541 Alabama St. Open to Visitors are welcome. Details: series held Friday nights event is featured on ABC’s GIS Day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. those interested in quilting Clarence Prater, president, during the fall in downtown “The Great Christmas Light 13 at the Santa Rosa County and joining the guild. This is 623-776-7018, or Sandy Ashby, Milton at Jernigan’s Land- Fight.” For more information, Auditorium, 4530 Spikes not a library-sponsored event. vice president, 529-5770. ing on the Blackwater River. visit www.facebook.com/ Way, Milton. This event is Call 382-3952 for details. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: 7 Pull up your boat or bring a sowellsnorthpole. open to students, parents AZALEA GARDEN CLUB OF p.m. Fridays through Sundays lawn chair and relax while Trash Bash with the Navarre and the general public, PACE: 12:30 to 3 p.m. second at Chuck's Cycles, 5764 listening to some great Beach Sea Turtle Conserva- and will highlight the use Mondays of the month from Stewart St., Milton. Call 850- music. For more informa- tion Center: 8-10 a.m. Nov. 30 of geographic information September to May at the Pace 381-9411 or 850-626-6637 for tion, call 850-564-1647 and Dec. 28, 8739 Gulf Blvd., system (GIS) technology Fire Department conference details. Website: NA.org. or www.facebook.com/ Navarre Beach. Volunteers for by various agencies and room, 4773 Pace Patriot Blvd. BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT: BandsOnTheBlackwater. a beach cleanup will meet in institutions throughout Meet and greet at 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Santa Rosa Creek Tribe 19th the main Navarre Beach park- northwest Florida. Learn and meeting at 1 p.m., with a second and fourth Fridays annual Pow Wow: 9 a.m. to ing lot near the Sand Crab how area groups use GIS, variety of guest speakers each at the Navarre Library, 8484 5 p.m. Nov. 23 and 24 at 4750 Pavilion. A limited supply of and enjoy activities geared month. Guests are welcome. James M. Harvell Road. All Willard Norris Road, Milton. gloves, buckets and pickers toward school-age children. Contact Margie, 850-983-9601, materials are provided; The pow wow celebration are provided, or attendees Demonstrations of the various or Debbie, 850-736-8629, for there’s no charge to attend. includes drumming, dancing, may bring their own.For more mapping services provided for more information. GULF COAST CALLIGRAPHY Native American Fry bread, information, call 850-684-3347 citizens will also be available. THE RED SHOE BOOK CLUB: GUILD: meets second storytelling, living Creek or visit www.navarrebeach- Visit https://bit.ly/2pYgTlA 10 a.m. third Mondays, the Saturdays of the month from village, Drums of the Descen- seaturtles.org. for details. club meets to discuss the 9 a.m. to noon. call 995- dants, Native American fl ute Whispering Pines Christmas books they're individually 7056 for details and further performers, drum contests, Tree Farm: Hours are 10 a.m. Santa Rosa County Master reading about the nation's information. children’s crafts, over 70 to 5 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays Gardener Jim Danos will teach First Ladies. Each person MILITARY ORDER OF PURPLE Native American vendors and and Sundays through Dec. 17 a free class on palms 1-2 p.m. reads their own selected book HEART MEETING: MOPH more. Entry is $5 per vehicle at 1603 Penton Road, Milton. Nov. 15 at the Gulf Breeze then shares interesting facts. meets 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. third and all funds support the After Dec. 17, call Mike at 850- Library, 1060 Shoreline Drive, If you have any questions, Saturdays at Ryan's Buffet, Nature American Cultural 304-1559 to make sure staff Gulf Breeze. Participants contact Kathy Krafka at 4955 U.s. Highway 90, Pace Center. For more informa- is available to help you. For will learn about palms that [email protected]. (by Walmart). Contact Ann tion, call 833-772-7335 or visit more information, visit www. thrive in the panhandle and MILTON GARDEN CLUB: Smithson, 850-712-4745. www.santarosacreektribe. fl oridachristmastree.com. well as how to select, plant, meets 9:30 -11:30 a.m. second NAVARRE GARDEN CLUB: org/pow-wow. New Year’s Eve Gala: 8 p.m. prune and care for palms. Tuesdays, September through Declare your independence Light Up Milton: 4:30-9 p.m. to 12 a.m. Dec. 31, Navarre The program is free and no May at the Garden Club, from yardwork! Buy bulbs and Dec. 6, downtown Milton. Conference Center, 8700 registration is required. For 5256 Alabama St., Milton. perennials. Plant once; they Enjoy Santa’s Reindeer Navarre Parkway, Navarre. more information, contact the Starts with meet and greet come back every year. NGC's Parade and the festive lights Celebrate the New Year in Santa Rosa County extension followed by 10 a.m. program. Green Thumb Nursery has of historic downtown Milton, “Roaring 20s” fashion with offi ce, 850-623-3868. Meetings are free and open all kinds: cannas; amaryllis; along with caroling, carriage the Pink Pirates of Navarre. to the public and includes an agapanthus and more. Plants rides, Christmas market, the The local nonprofi t’s mis- THE SRCDWC’s next monthly educational program. 850-626- are locally grown, so will grow Pyrates Lighted Boat Parade sion is to raise awareness meeting is 1:15-3 p.m. Nov. 2003 or miltongardenclub@ in your yard too. Support the and ending the night with of breast cancer and raise 18 at Henderson Hall, St. yahoo.com. club and beautify your yard. fi reworks at 8:30 p.m. For money to fund mammo- Augustine Episcopal Church, TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY: Details, Ginger, 396-5494. more information, visit www. grams for those who do not 7810 Navarre Parkway, TOPS meets 10-11 a.m. FLORIDA TRAIL ASSOCIATION: sracf.org/light-up-milton. have insurance. The gala Navarre. Learn about Tuesdays at 4709 Keyser Lane, The Western Gate chapter’s Winterfest at St. Mary’s Epis- includes a prime rib dinner, upcoming events, including Pace. Weigh in 8:30-9:45 a.m. activities are free to copal Church: noon to 7 p.m. live music, dancing, raffl es its Holiday Social, and listen Details: 1-800-932-8677. participate in except as Dec. 6 and 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and a midnight champagne to guest speaker and member MILTON'S POET LAUREATE noted at www.meetup.com/ Dec. 7 at 6849 Oak St., Milton. toast. For more informa- Dianne Krumel, candidate WORKSHOP: 3:30 to 5:30 ftawesterngate/. The annual Winter Arts and tion email Frankie Gibbs for Florida House District 2. p.m. Tuesdays at the Guy HOLLEY NAVARRE SENIORS Crafts Fair is just in time for at [email protected] or The topic will be the Power Thompson Community Center, CENTER: Residents may join Christmas shopping. Enjoy a visit www.facebook.com/ of Grassroots. For details, 5629 Byrom St., Room 113. at age 50. The center is open 9 day browsing one-of-a-kind pinkpiratesnavarre. contact Margie Purkerson Milton poet laureate Marc a.m. to 1 p.m. at 8476 Gordon jewelry, art, woodcrafts, 11th Penguin Plunge ‘n 850-206-5884 or margiep@ Livanos hosts the poetry Goodin Lane, Navarre, across candles and other creative Paddle: noon to 4 p.m Jan. bellsouth.net. workshop for teenagers with from the library. Annual handiwork. Retail sales ven- 1, 2020, 1451 Navarre Beach probing weekly prompts on dues are $40. Free and paid dors will also showcase their Causeway, Navarre Beach. Tobacco Free Florida will issues relevant to their daily activities available. COA great products as well, along Celebrate the fi rst day of have a Tools to Quit class lives. lunches are served Monday- with a bake sale and lunch the year and “freezin’ for a 5-7 p.m. Nov. 29 and Dec. CENTRAL SANTA ROSA Thursday at a volunteer items including hamburgers reason.” The event benefi ts 13 at 5527 Stewart St., REPUBLICAN CLUB: 5:30 p.m. donation of $2. Call 850-936- or gumbo. For more infor- local suicide prevention Milton. Preregistration is meal and 6:30 p.m. meeting 1644 for details. mation, call 850-623-2905 or groups. For more informa- required. Call 398-6965 to fi rst Thursdays at Grover T’s CONTINUING EDUCATION: visit www.facebook.com/ tion, call 850-939-1092 or visit reserve a spot. The class is Restaurant, Highway 90 in Need a few credits to earn events/470910260408462. www.juanaspagodas.com/ free. For those 18 years old, Pace. Visitors are welcome. your high school diploma? 25th annual Christmas PenguinPlunge.htm. if medically appropriate, Call 377-3976 between 9 a.m. Santa Rosa Adult School Parade and Christmas in the Third annual Pirate Plunge: the Florida Department of and 3 p.m. weekdays for more offers adult high school Park: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 1, 2020. Health offers free nicotine information. completion through earned 7, 8513 Navarre Parkway, 8579 Gulf Blvd., Navarre replacement patches, SANTA ROSA REPUBLICAN credits. Classes are evenings Navarre. Join the Navarre Beach. This charity event lozenges and gum. It also EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: in Milton and Navarre. Tuition Beach Area Chamber of for Healing Paws for War- offers free community, meets every third Thursday is $30 per term. Call 983-5710 Commerce for a full day of riors features a plunge into worksite and clinic groups. of the month at Grover T's for details. Christmas fun. Events include the Gulf of Mexico at the Restaurant, 5887 U.S. Highway DRUG ADDICTION HELP: the Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk, Navarre Beach Fishing Pier RECURRING 90 in Milton. Dnner at 5:30 Narconon states fentanyl reindeer games for kids, followed by an after party p.m., meeting at 6:30 p.m. overdoses are on the rise Merry Market, festival of at Broussard’s Bayou Grill MILITARY ORDER OF THE ALZHEIMER'S/DEMENTIA nationwide. Fentanyl is wreaths, tree lighting, Mrs. & Bar. The Rowdies will PURPLE HEART: Chapter CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: estimated to be 100 times Claus’ bakery, pictures with rock the stage along with 566 and Auxiliary Unit 566 1 to 3 p.m. second Thursdays, more potent than morphine Santa and the Navarre annual food and drink specials. meetings have a new location at Guy Thompson Community and 50 times stronger than Christmas Parade at 2 p.m. For more information, in Pensacola. The meetings Center, 5629 Byrom St. in heroin. Visit https://bit. For more information, call visit www.facebook.com/ are noon to 2 p.m. third Milton. Caregivers often ly/2EXGtLk for more on 850-939-3267 or visit www. PiratesOnThePanhandle. Saturdays of the month at struggle alone to care for a fentanyl abuse and how to navarrechamber.com. For more information on SRC Moose Lodge No. 557, 8851 loved one who is changing help your loved one, or call Christmas ZOObilee: 9 events, visit www.getrelax- Lewis St., Pensacola. physically and mentally from 877-841-5509. a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 14, 15, ing.com or call 850-981-8900. * ** Santa Rosa Press Gazette | Wednesday, November 13, 2019 A3

High School Choir sang cooking hamburgers THANKS the national anthem and and hot dogs donated by WORKOUT “God Bless America.” Walmart. From Page A1 Ethan Salter, grandson Commissioner Salter From Page A1 of the commissioner, led also thanked the Milton the crowd in the Pledge CPO Association for vol- lot. It’s more important of Allegiance. Milton unteering to power wash CrossFit workout began now,” Busby said. “I feel Mayor Heather Lindsey the memorial. with an 800-meter run, like I can come home and and Commissioner Bob The Santa Rosa County two rounds of 35 burpee be appreciated for what I Cole read proclamations. Veterans Memorial Plaza, pull ups, 34 box step ups do.” NAS Whiting Opera- which hosted the cere- and 69 kettle bell swings The Veterans Day tions Officer CDR. Leroy mony, was established on before ending with an Ceremony started with Shoesmith was the guest Nov. 11, 2004. Since then 800-meter run. Those a parade from Milton speaker. He said 1 percent they have coordinated who did the workout High School to the Vet- of the population is serv- the Santa Rosa County could choose whether erans Memorial Plaza. ing on active duty and Veterans Day Ceremony they wanted to add The bands from Pace and we must not forget the held in Milton each year. weights. Milton high schools joined 17 percent of the popula- Vicki Powers works at Chris Hemphill, a forces for the parade and tion that has served - the the Veterans Memorial 28-year-old, said he felt there were plenty of vet- veterans. Plaza located at 5191 Will- honored to exercise for erans groups, Scouts and Nine veteran groups ing Street. She said the Deleon-Figueroa and ROTC members march- presented wreaths. event can be stressful, but Gonzalez. Many of those ing or riding motorcycles Milton Garden Club’s acknowledged the help who did the CrossFit fun- A photo of those who donated and did the workout and cars as they threw Jenny Weber unveiled a she gets from veterans draiser also wore patriotic Monday on Veterans Day in honor of Master Sgt. Luis F. beads and candy to the Blue Star Marker that will groups, local schools and shirts, shorts and socks. Deleon-Figueroa and Master Sgt. Jose J. Gonzalez who crowd. designate Highway 87 as a city and county officials. “The more important were both killed in combat Aug. 21 during operations in Upon arriving at the Blue Star Highway. “This year we received purpose beyond this Faryab Province, Afghanistan. They served in the U.S. plaza Commissioner Don Taps was played by a $5,000 donation from individual goal is them Army 7th Special Forces Group at Eglin Air Force Base. Salter, an Army veteran members of the Milton the Grimes, Bender, giving their lives for us,” [DUWAYNE ESCOBEDO/DAILY NEWS] and paratrooper, took high School Band. Travis family,” Powers said Hemphill, who works the master of ceremony There was also an said. at the University of Flor- has become a tradition physical challenge to duties. unveiling of a Liberty Tree “It was an unexpected ida Institute of Food and in CrossFit to dedicate show them a small token Lt. Frank Tillotson, Plaque. surprise, but three gen- Agricultural Sciences. “I a workout to military, of our appreciation,” the from NAS Whiting led The event ended with erations of that family can give one hour today police, firefighters and 31-year-old Martinez said. the prayer. The Milton the Santa Rosa 4-H have served the country.” for the sacrifices they other first responders who “They gave the ultimate gave for us.” die in the line of duty. sacrifice. It’s not that hard Danielle Lynch, a “We want to do a for us to do this.” Landscaped grounds are living, where residents 37-year-old housewife CANOPY ample and spacious. may need help with daily and former teacher, said The Canopy is also pet chores that they cannot that doing the exercise in From Page A1 friendly. The facility has do due to injury or age. the soldiers’ honor gave a bar, a bistro and all day The third is a secure area her extra motivation. dinning so residents can for those patients who “We want to remember and desserts. eat on their own schedule. suffer with dementia and them and how much they Attendees were free to The Canopy offers Alzheimer’s disease. mean to Joey,” Lynch explore the various styles three types of care. For more information, said. “We want to do of available suites, the Independent living care go to www.thecano- absolutely anything we spa, medical treatment where residents can get pyliving.com or call can.” rooms, hair salon, dinning around on their own. 850-736-6243. Joel Martinez said it and communal areas. They also offer assisted

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OUR VIEW ANOTHER VIEW Politics of impeachment

tlantic magazine recently had some interesting observations about the way the House Democrats’ A impeachment effort is playing in the Heartland (“Nobody talks about impeach- ment on the campaign trail,” Nov. 3). It’s not one of the issues resonat- ing with voters. “The impeachment fight ... is the biggest story in politics. No one is talking about anything else — except pretty much everywhere out- side of Washington,” the story noted. The author, Edward-Isaac Dovere, attended an Iowa event in which 13 Demo- cratic candidates spoke for four hours. Only one — billionaire Tom Steyer, who has been running pro-impeachment advertisements for two years, beginning long before the lat- est Ukraine kerfuffle — even mentioned it. As Dovere noted, that’s not by happen- stance. The candidates “have teams of advis- ers and internal polls and focus groups and months of personal interactions that are telling them the topic gets them nowhere, for the same reasons they didn’t talk much on the trail about Special Counsel Robert Keeping up With the Ukrainians Mueller’s report before or after a redacted version of it was released in the spring.” Candidate Andrew Yang, a fierce critic of President Trump, warned the House Demo- crats’ effort will boomerang on the party. “We have to face the facts, where not a single Republican crossed the aisle to sup- port the impeachment vote,” Yang said. “That would certainly suggest that impeach- ment’s going to run aground in the Senate and this is going to wind up [with] Donald Trump claiming innocence and vindication.” The story also quoted Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo, who was on her way to an event and “expecting to continue her week- long streak of not hearing a single person in her state bring up impeachment.” Raimondo, chair of the Democratic Gov- ernors Association, is concerned “the con- versations on cable television and Twitter are impeachment-obsessed — instead of focused on issues that Democrats usually win on,” Dovere reported, such as health care and the difficulty of making ends meet. “Doctors say, ‘Listen to the patient long enough and they’ll tell you what’s House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, with Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff, talks last month about an wrong with them,’” Raimondo told upcoming vote that would be on procedures for impeachment hearings, not on whether to impeach President the reporter. “We need to listen.” Trump. [KIRK MCKOY/TNS FILE] Democrats — including some of Rai- mondo’s gubernatorial candidates — fared well this week in state elections, par- only leaking what he wants Now with the Ukraine thing ticularly in suburban swing districts. and willing to ruin anyone’s they are going after Trump’s These elections were more about lunch- life in pursuit of power. And attorney, Rudy Giuliani, too, hav- bucket issues than impeachment. Democrats tell us that Trump ing run out of parking tickets to We have similarly warned of the political is undermining democracy? allege. Next we might get Giuliani downside of an impeachment effort that leans He says this “whistle-blower” and Trump on something, per- Ron Hart on the slender reed of a temporary delay in he conjured up wants to testify haps getting a whistle-blower to military aid to Ukraine. After the attempt to in secret because he is scared. say that their hair comb-overs find traitorous collusion between President It’s a D.C. Parlor Game It can mean only one thing: He are technically cover-ups. Trump and Russia fizzled, many Americans starring Adam ‘Shift y’ also has dirt on the Clintons. What the Dems are doing with tuned out the endless resistance in Wash- Schiff and the Dems “Shifty” Schiff is running this inquiry, after investigat- ington to the results of the 2016 election. a sham investigation, based ing the casino in Washington It would be disappointing if Democrats lanting CIA operatives in on a third-hand account by a (which I presume Elizabeth headed into the 2020 election with their the Trump campaign (an politically partisan person’s “Pocahontas” Warren got the signature issue being a failed and overtly P“insurance policy” as Peter “concern” about what Trump license for), is playing their own partisan impeachment attempt. Though Strzok called it) was an epic and said on the Ukrainian call. My game by their own rules. They impeachment scratches the almost unbear- embarrassing failed attempt to reaction when I first heard seem to just be sitting there and able itch of the party’s base and helps Demo- get rid of Trump via the Russian about the call was: Ukraine rolling the dice at the craps table cratic incumbents raise money, it has the hoax. But the Dems are still man- has workable phone service? until they get what they want. unfortunate effect of strengthening Trump’s ufacturing crimes. Led by head This is different than the Bill It’s not how it should work. support with his own base, and position- weasel Adam “Shifty” Schiff, the Clinton impeachment. Trump is Heads up, Dems: what you ing him as a battered but unbroken oppo- Dems are trying to use third-hand getting impeached for opening don’t kill, you make stronger. nent of the Washington establishment. knowledge of another supposed HIS mouth. In the Clinton White America sent Trump to Washing- “crime” that never happened. House, “whistle-blower” meant ton to upset the status quo, drain A version of this editorial appeared in the The “do-nothing Democrats” something entirely different. the swamp, make heads roll and Providence Journal, a News Herald sister paper. now open House sessions with a It was more fun when Trump change business as usual in that call to order and a prayer, fol- was a Russian agent sleeping corrupt culture. Dems don’t like lowed by an investigation. They with Playmates and porn stars their honey hole, taxpayer funds, leak parts of their inquiries and and keeping them quiet with to be disrupted, so they hate Santa Rosa’s Press then CNN breathlessly runs with hush money. Now we are down Trump — and yet Amer- them as if they are to someone in the White House ica cheers him. facts. 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By Erin Franczak changes. The new facil- [email protected] ity has two buildings, large outdoor enclosures NAVARRE — Squir- and more space for the rels nestled themselves animals. in blankets or cuddled up Within the second with each other for the building, there are rooms ride to the new Emerald for infant animals and Coast Wildlife Refuge juvenile animals, and a facility in Navarre on medical room. There is a Sunday. special enclosure within Squirrels were only a the property geared spe- few of the animals that A raccoon peeks out of his temporary cage. Emerald Coast cifically to hawks and traveled from their home Wildlife Refuge relocated all of its animals in Okaloosa to larger birds. in Okaloosa County to a new, larger facility in Navarre on Sunday. [ERIN FRANCZAK/ The Emerald Coast Santa Rosa County. DAILY NEWS] Wildlife Refuge acquired Volunteers spent the the property around four morning preparing the looked empty. The out- “To see those red Cindy Manley, a volunteer for Emerald Coast Wildlife years ago. turtles, birds, snakes and door cages were one of the lights ahead of us know- Refuge, feeds one of the animals who was transferred to “We’ve done years of opossums for their jour- only things left behind. ing that that’s Santa the organization’s new facility on Sunday. Emerald Coast planning for this,” said ney. A skunk was hiding The vehicles heading Rosa County welcoming Wildlife Refuge relocated all of its animals in Okaloosa Andersen. in the back of its travel to Wildlife Refuge’s new, us,” said Stormy Ander- to a new, larger facility in Navarre on Sunday. [ERIN Originally, Andersen cage as the other animals larger facility lined up in a sen, executive director FRANCZAK/DAILY NEWS] didn’t think it would take were being loaded onto procession with the Oka- of the Emerald Coast this long, but construc- the trailer. loosa County Sheriff’s Wildlife Refuge, which excited and thankful I around one of the turtle tion delays lengthened the After all the animals Office leading the way. rehabilitates and releases am.” enclosures. Some volun- process. were placed in their travel At the county line, the orphaned and injured At the new building, teers were helping unload The grand opening of containers and the smaller Santa Rosa County Sher- wildlife in Northwest even more volunteers trailers or feed animals. the new facility at 3051 empty cages were packed iff’s Office continued the Florida. “I don’t have the arrived to help. A group With the facility in Cloptons Circle is set for away, the original building journey. words to express how of Boy Scouts built a fence Navarre, there are new Dec. 7. County moving forward with impact fee study after feedback

By Duwayne Escobedo improve roads and pay for “We have to be respon- robust discussion,” he supports Duncan the fee is “reasonable” [email protected] law enforcement, parks sive to a majority of our Schebler said. “Duncan Associates. he will support it. and other improvements, citizens.” Associates is well “This company looks “We have to put some- MILTON — Ever since hopefully by May 2020. County Administrator respected and does this like it fits the bill per- thing on top of the $5,000 19.76% of voters turned A study was already Dan Schebler and County type of analysis all over fectly,” Piech said. (by the school board),” out to soundly defeat approved April 25 for Attorney Roy Andrews the country.” Don Salter, who voters Salter said. “It could be the penny sales tax the Santa Rosa County are being assisted by Dave Piech, who rep- first elected to District 3 very difficult for young pushed by Santa Rosa School Board. It sets an Nabors, Giblin and Nick- resents District 4, said in 2000, said as long as families to afford homes.” County commissioners, impact fee of $5,000 for erson in the selection of a residents have become single-family homes, firm to study the impact emboldened. $3,000 for multi-family fee. They recommend They’ve demanded the homes in the north end spending $60,000 for five-member commis- and $1,500 for multi- the impact fee study by sion implement impact family homes in the south Duncan Associates. fees if they ever want to end. Other firms in the see the electorate con- Sam Parker, the com- running to conduct the sider a penny sales tax. mission chairman, said study included Tindale Voters rejected the sales creating the county and Oliver, which offered tax in an Oct. 8 special school board impact to do so for $85,000, election with 67.14% fees are the only way the while Tischler Bise bid opposed. county can take advan- $120,000. PFM could not The commission is tage of a penny sales tax. study transportation and studying an impact fee “They won’t trust us if was disqualified. of its own, one that will we go back and ask for a “There will be a lot be used in the future to sales tax,” Parker said. of substantial and very

* ** A6 Wednesday, November 13, 2019 | Santa Rosa Press Gazette UWF students developing military dog technology

The Guided Fur Missile is a Hacking For Defense project

By Jim Thompson jthompson@nwf- dailynews.com

PENSACOLA — Half a world away from the Uni- versity of West Florida campus, Islamic State University of West Florida students Quinton Fallon, terrorist leader Abu Bakr Ty Faist and Trey Hillard (from left) make their fi nal al-Baghdadi was killed in presentation as part of their Hacking For Defense (H4D) a raid staged by the U.S. project. The three young men are developing a tactical military in Syria. camera system for military working dogs that will give Soon after, the world the dog’s handlers a real-time look at what their dog is learned that Conan, a doing and seeing. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] military working dog, played a central role in neutralizing al-Baghdadi, news that was particu- larly relevant to three UWF students. Throughout the summer, the students worked on a camera system designed to improve the link between military dogs and their handlers so the handlers can know what their Ty Faist and Trey Hillard, students at the University of dogs are doing when out West Florida, work through some of the issues with the of sight. tactical camera system they’re developing for military The three young men working dogs. Faist, Hillard and another student, are working on the proj- Quinton Fallon, are developing the camera system after ect for a military unit consulting with an area military unit. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] headquartered in North- west Florida — it can’t usually something that’s in Hacking For Defense be named due to secu- behind the spotlight.“ (H4D), a U.S. Department rity considerations — as Faist, 23, along with of Defense initiative that part of a Department of Trey Hillard, 29, a senior teaches students to work Defense initiative to get majoring in computer with the nation’s defense young minds working on science who spent eight and intelligence commu- military and intelligence years in the military, nities to rapidly address community challenges. and the recently gradu- emerging threats and ”It was very interest- ated Quinton Fallon, 21, security challenges. ing, at least for me, to who earned a degree in “As part of Hacking For see the use of military cybersecurity, spent the Defense, you’re paired working dogs in that summer working with up with sponsors from situation,“ said Ty Faist, the local military unit as different government a sophomore majoring part of a nontraditional agencies or entities,” in international stud- college course called Faist said. “They will give ies, regarding the death “Innovative Solutions for you a mission statement, of al-Baghdadi. ”It’s not Industry.” basically saying, ’This is something that you hear The course is UWF’s about very often. It’s means of participating See UWF, A8

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variety of academic disciplines students developing what continue their work. In the shows that the real innova- UWF and recently have come from they’re calling the Guided meantime, according to Chau, tors are the students. They’re political science, computer Fur Missile Tactical Camera the university has decided to the ones that are young and From Page A6 science, journalism and art.“ System, spoke with police provide some seed money. think very differently than “The idea behind the departments and sheriff’s “There’s quite a bit of the faculty members. There course,” Chau explained, “is offices in Florida, Alabama opportunity coming up for this are really no bounds to what something that isn’t quite taking a startup technology and Louisiana, and with a team,” Chau said. The military these students can do once right for us, or this is some- company kind of methodology couple of search and rescue unit and the law enforcement you give them ... the oppor- thing we’re having an issue ... and applying it to real- organizations. teams with which the team has tunities to work on real-world with.’ Your job is to go out world problems.” They’re still in the proto- met are very much interested problems.” and figure out how to solve As such, there are only an typing stage — in fact, the in the Guided Fur Missile. Overall, Chau said, the goal that issue through a series of handful of lectures. For the trio have formed a business, “We’ve already been told is for UWF to become a go-to interviews with people con- rest of the time — and the TQT Industries, to see the idea they’re ready to go ahead and institution for area mili- nected to the problem and time spent is considerable, through to full fruition — but purchase and start testing,” tary installations, which are attempting to develop, if you according to Faist and Hillard what they are working toward Chau said. becoming aware of H4D. can, a potential solution to it.“ — student teams meet with is an extreme-low-light and According to Hillard, “Local “We have talented students The program is a natural fit the group that posed the prob- infrared-sensitive camera that law enforcement, SWAT and here,” Chau added. “Many of for this area, given the promi- lem and with other groups that delivers a continuous video EOD (Explosive Ordnance them already have military nent presence of the military, might have a similar issue feed to a mobile device used Disposal) units are really affiliation. They’re either mil- said Donovan Chau, the UWF to develop an approach for by the dog’s handler from as interested in this capability, itary dependents or spouses, professor who also serves addressing it. far as hundreds of yards away. because it gives them eyes or they are veterans or reserv- as the school’s director of “It’s lots of work for the Once that’s buttoned up, the inside a building so they don’t ists and the like. A lot of them research engagement. Chau, students,” Chau said. “That’s team plans to explore further have to be in it.” want to give back to the coun- who brought H4D to campus one of the reasons we offer it in development of the system And, Hillard added, “the try, even though they’re no a little more than two years the summer, because it’s just to let the dog and its handler enhanced situational aware- longer putting on the uniform. ago, also serves in the Navy above and beyond what any interact over the digital link. ness of what exactly the dog is ... It’s helpful that they under- Reserve. normal class would be.” Even though the course is either looking for, or looking stand what it’s like to be in the “It’s not your traditional In addition to their detailed over, the team and its new at, provides the handler with military. That’s one of the dis- course,” Chau said. Students discussions with the local business have applied for a lot more information.” tinguishing characteristics of are recruited from a wide military unit, the three UWF some government funding to “To me,” Chau said, “this our student body.”

* ** Santa Rosa Press Gazette | Wednesday, November 13, 2019 B1 LIFESTYLE S.S. Dixon Primary celebrates veterans

By Ramon Rios [email protected]

PACE — Principal Barbara Scott, her staff and 758 kin- dergarten through third grade students celebrated all United States veterans during their annual Veterans Day Program at the school’s cafeteria on Nov. 8. “It’s meant to honor those that have passed and those that continue their service to our country,” Scott said. Students were encouraged to invite family members that served or are currently serv- ing in our country’s armed services. That made for a large crowd when you take into account the number of military installations in the area. The tribute is also meant to educate students about the country and the U. S. Armed Forces, said Carla Moulyet, a second grade teacher and master of ceremony for the event. This year’s tribute included the presentation of mili- tary flags by second graders Gracie Green, carrying the Army flag; Turner Hart, S.S. Dixon Primary students celebrate all veterans by inviting them to attend a patriotic assembly in their cafeteria on Nov. 8. Students from Marine Corps; Ezekiel Kim, all grade levels sang patriotic songs, thanked them for their service and provided refreshments for the veterans in attendance after the Navy; Kennadie Delaine, Air program. [RAMON RIOS PHOTOS/PRESS GAZETTE] Force; and Kai Kirby, Coast Guard. As each student presented their flag the official songs for each military branch was played. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by everyone, fol- lowed by the singing of the National Anthem by Casey Green. Scott read a children’s book called “America” and each grade sang patriotic songs. In between songs, the patriotic characters Lady Liberty, Uncle Sam and Betsy Bald Eagle would give the audience a little histori- cal trivia. For example, Uncle Sam, though disputed, was named S.S. Dixon students sat on the fl oor during the Veterans Day after businessman Samuel Program. Veterans are seated in the background. Wilson of Troy, New York, during the War of 1812. Second grade students presented the fl ags for each branch of the Wilson supplied barrels of U.S. Armed Forces and positioned themselves by Principal Barbara beef to American soldiers Scott. overseas. The barrels were stamped U.S. for United States. However, the soldiers took the initials U.S. and gave Wilson the nickname Uncle Sam. The official tribute ended with the playing of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA.” Then all veterans are invited to the stage to take a picture, followed by stu- dents joining the veterans for refreshments and to thank Marine Corps Maj. Erich Lloyd, an instructor pilot at NAS Whiting them for their service. Field, poses with his son Hunter Lloyd.

Students at S.S. Dixon Primary wave fl ags after performing their song for the veterans in attendance at their Veterans Day program.

The Pledge of Allegiance is recited by all in attendance at the Veterans Day program at S.S. Dixon All veterans in attendance were invited on stage so the S.S. Dixon Primary. students could thank them for their service.

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UWF FOOTBALL Argos fall to No. 1 Valdosta State

UWF Athletics Wells was able to run out the final two seconds on VALDOSTA, Ga. — The fourth down to end the 20th-ranked UWF football game. team dug itself a big hole Wells finished with 350 and was unable to complete passing yards and rushed the comeback in a 26-21 loss for another 63 to lead the to top-ranked Valdosta VSU (9-0, 7-0) offense. State at Bazemore-Hyder Thompkins had 65 yards Stadium Saturday. on the ground and McGill The Argonauts (7-2, 6-1 scored twice. Gulf South) finished with The Blazers totaled 538 282 yards of total offense yards of offense but also had and 190 passing. The 127 penalty yards. defense held VSU to 136 VSU claimed at least a yards in the second half. share of its second-consec- Austin Reed was 19-of- utive GSC Championship 32, including 14-of-23 with the win. The Argonauts for 156 yards after half- can be co-champs with a time. Shomari Mason win over West Alabama and carried the ball 12 times a VSU loss to West Georgia for 87 yards and a pair of next Saturday. touchdowns. Tate Lehtio The game with UWA had 103 yards receiving on UWF running back Shomari Mason cuts up fi eld in the Argos’ 26-21 loss to No. 1 Valdosta State on (6-4, 3-4) is set for a 4 eight catches. It was the Saturday at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium in Valdosta, Georiga. [MORGAN GIVENS/UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA] p.m. kickoff at Blue Wahoos second 100-yard game of Stadium. It is Salute To Ser- his career. vice Day with a number of For the fourth-consec- UWF scored on the open- flag route to Quentin Ran- to punt and play defense as military and law enforce- utive year, the Blazers ing possession of the third dolph just inside the front the Blazers started on their ment vehicles on display jumped out to a double- quarter with a 10-play, right corner of the end zone own 14 with 3:33 remaining. pregame and the Army digit lead on the Argos, 79-yard drive that finished to bring the Argos within VSU got one first down and Golden Knights delivering taking a 20-0 margin into with a Mason score from six, at 20-14 with 4:19 to after UWF used both of its the game ball via a para- the locker room at half. The four yards. play in the third. remaining timeouts, Rogan chute jump. scores came in the form of The Argos got the ball The Blazers responded a rushing touchdown, a back six plays later when with a long drive of their passing score and two field they stripped Jamar own, extending the lead to goals. Thompkins and Andrew 26-14 early in the fourth From there, UWF Wilcox recovered for the quarter on a Seth McGill run regrouped and played Argo only turnover of the game. from the four. football to get back into the Reed was perfect on five After the teams traded game. passes including an 8-yard punts, UWF drew to within five with a drive that saw a heavy dose of Mason car- rying the ball and a clutch fourth-and-nine con- version on the seventh play of the possession. Mason had five carries for 42 yards, including the 6-yard burst with 5:53 in the game. UWF running back Shomari Mason breaks free in a game against UWF got the ball back Florida Tech earlier this season. [MORGAN GIVENS/UNIVERSITY OF WEST near midfield following a FLORIDA] VSU punt but wasn’t unable to get a first down, electing

UWF quarterback Austin Reed drops back to pass in a game UWF receiver Ka’Ron Ashley hauls in a touchdown pass in a 17-14 against Florida Tech earlier UWF defensive back Kion Holder celebrates a turnover in a game victory against North Greenville earlier this season at Blue Wahoos this season. [MORGAN GIVENS/ against Florida Tech earlier this season. [MORGAN GIVENS/UNIVERSITY Stadium in Pensacola. [MORGAN GIVENS/UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA] UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA] OF WEST FLORIDA]

Tubb signs to play at Coastal Alabama

By Ramon Rios [email protected]

PACE — After three years on the Patriot varsity base- ball team, Parker Tubb has garnered interest at the next level. “I am signing with Coastal Alabama South,” Tubb said as friends and family gathered in the drama room to celebrate the occasion. Coastal Alabama Com- munity College is a public community college with nine campuses in southern Ala- bama: Bay Minette, Fairhope, Parker Tubb, center, gets ready to sign his letter of intent to play Parker Tubb signs a letter of intent to play baseball at Coastal Gulf Shores, Atmore, Brew- at Coastal Alabama Community College in Bay Minette. Standing Alabama Community College in Bay Minette. [RAMON RIOS/PRESS ton, Gilbertown, Jackson, behind the Tubb family is principal Stephen Shell and head coach GAZETTE] Monroeville, and Thomas- Jason McBride. The Tubb family includes (from left) sister Ava, ville. Tubb is going to the Bay mother Angie, father Andrew, and brother Drew. [RAMON RIOS/PRESS Minette campus. GAZETTE] Tubb said the fondest of a home run at the fence and The 18-year-old Tubb said memory he will take from the runner on first base took it only took one visit to decide “The players were very and hinted that one of his Pace is a play he made in a off to second without tagging where he would play next. welcoming.” Patriots teammates may game against Gulf Breeze High up. By the time the runner “I really liked the campus Tubb said he is very excited be joining him at Coastal School. realized his mistake, Tubb had and the coach,” Tubb said. about his new opportunity, Alabama. Tubb said he robbed a batter thrown him out at first base.

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You are hereby [email protected] CATEHOLDERS OF property owner as of Countrywide Home appearance is less Order dated October THE SALE, IF ANY, FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- commanded to appear ov, at least CWALT, INC., the date of the lis pend- Loans, Inc. ,c/o C T than 7 days; if you are 23, 2019entered in OTHER THAN THE CUIT IN AND FOR on December 19, 2019 seven days before ALTERNATIVE LOAN ens must file a claim Corporation System, hearing or voice im- Civil Case No. PROPERTY OWNER SANTA ROSA at 9:00 A.M. before the your scheduled court TRUST 2007-2CB, before the clerk reports Reg. Agent, 1200 paired, call 711. 19000053CAMXAX in AS OF THE DATE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA Honorable Ross Good- appearance, or imme- MORTGAGE the surplus as un- South Pine Island the Circuit Court of the THE LIS PENDENS JUVENILE DIVISION man at the Santa Rosa diately upon receiving PASS-THROUGH CER- claimed. The Court, in Road, Plantation, FL 11/6 & 11/13/2019 1 st Judicial Circuit in MUST FILE A CLAIM County Courthouse, lo- this notification if the TIFICATES, its discretion, may en- 33324 11/1067 and for Santa Rosa BEFORE THE CLERK CASE NO: 16-DP-76 cated at 6865 Caroline time before the SERIES 2007-2CB, large the time of the Gail Williams a/k/a Gail County, Florida, REPORTS THE SUR- Street, S.E., Milton, scheduled appear- PLAINTIFF, VS. sale. Notice of the Robin Williams, 8921 11/1097 wherein BANK OF PLUS AS UN- IN THE INTEREST OF: Florida 32570, for an ance is less than 7 HERMAN C. WIL- changed time of sale Salt Grass Dr., Pensa- AMERICA, N.A., Plain- CLAIMED. ADVISORY HEARING. days; if you are hear- LIAMS, JR., A/K/A HER- shall be published as cola, FL 32526 IN THE CIRCUIT tiff and ANTHONY T. K. S. C. DOB: ing or voice impaired, MAN provided herein. Old Republic Insurance COURT OF THE 1ST SHANE JOSEPH; THE COURT, IN ITS 10/08/2010 FAILURE TO PER- call 711. CARL WILLIAMS, JR., Tromberg Law Group, Company, P.O. Box JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SHANNON MARIE JO- DISCRETION, MAY A. M. T. DOB: SONALLY APPEAR AT ET AL. P. A . 789, Greensburg, PA IN AND FOR SANTA SEPH, are defendants, ENLARGE THE TIME 03/28/2016 THIS ADVISORY WITNESS my hand as DEFENDANT(S). Attorney for Plaintiff 15601 ROSA COUNTY, FLOR- Clerk of Court, will sell OF THE SALE. NO- A. N. S. DOB: HEARING CONSTI- Clerk of said Court and LE 1515 South Federal Unknown Spouse of IDA the TICE OF THE 01/22/2018 TUTES CONSENT TO the Seal thereof, on NOTICE IS HEREBY Highway, Suite 100 Gail Williams a/k/a Gail property at public sale CHANGED TIME OF THE TERMINATION October 24, 2019. GIVEN pursuant to the Boca Raton, FL 33432 Robin Williams, NKA BANK OF AMERICA, atSALE SHALL BE PUB- Minor Children OF PARENTAL Final Judgment of Telephone #: Casey Dull, 8921 Salt N.A., www.santarosa.realforeclose.c LISHED AS RIGHTS TO THESE DONALD C. SPENCER, Foreclosure dated 561-338-4101 Grass Dr., Pensacola, om beginning at PROVIDED HEREIN. NOTICE OF ACTION CHILDREN. IF YOU as Clerk of Court October 28, 2019 in the Fax #: 561-338-4077 FL 32526 Plaintiff, 11:00 AM CST on AND OF HEARING FAIL TO APPEAR ON Circuit Court Seal above action, the Santa Email:If you are a person v. December 2, 2019 the IF YOU ARE A PER- FOR TERMINATION THE DATE AND TIME Rosa County Clerk of eservice@tromberglaw- with a disability who ANTHONY SHANE JO- following described SON WITH A DISABIL- OF PARENTAL Court will sell to the SEPH; SHANNON

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ITY WHO NEEDS ANY tank and delivered petitioner contends vard, Mail Station 35, Live & Online CHURCH CASH FOR ACCOMMODATION offsite for processing. warrant reversal or Tallahassee, Florida IN ORDER TO PAR- The frac tank has a pe- modification of the 32399- Bankruptcy FURNITURE CARS TICIPATE IN THIS rimeter berm around it agency’s proposed ac- 3000, before the appli- Auction Does your church need We Buy Any Condition PROCEEDING, YOU to prevent fluids from tion; cable deadline for filing pews, pulpit set, bap- Vehicle, 2002 and Two Day Auction Event ARE ENTITLED, AT leaving the contain- (f) A statement of the a petition for an admin- tistery, steeple, win- Newer. Nation’s Top Thurs, Novemeber 21st NO COST TO YOU, ment area. The pro- specific rules or stat- istrative hearing. A dows? Big Sale on new Car Buyer! Free Tow- & Fri, November 22nd TO THE PROVISION duced fluid stream utes that the petitioner timely request for ex- cushioned pews and ing from Anywhere! Panelford Inc. OF CERTAIN would be conveyed to contends require rever- tension of time shall toll pew chairs. 10700 NW 13th Avenue Call Now: ASSISTANCE. the existing Breitburn sal or modification of the running of the time 1-800-231-8360 Miami, Fl 33167 1-888-995-2702 PLEASE CONTACT: St. Regis Facility/Jay the agency’s proposed period for filing a peti- 140,00 sqft. Facilllity www.pews1.com Gas Plant, which sepa- action, including an ex- tion until the request is comprised of vast CASH FOR Dependable COURT ADMINISTRA- rates oil, orther market- planation of how the al- acted upon. amount of Manufac- Housekeeper HOUSE TION, ADA LIAISON able hydrocarbon com- leged facts relate to the Do CARS turing Machinary & Over 25 years SANTA ROSA pondents and sulfur. specific rules or stat- Mediation is not availa- We Buy Any Condition PAINTING!! Equiment including but of experience! COUNTY utes; and ble in this proceeding. Something Vehicle, 2002 and BEFORE PAINTING, not limited to assorted References Available 6865 CAROLINE The Department will is- (g) A statement of the Newer. Nation’s Top We do pressure wash- hydraulic punch 850-995-0009 STREET sue the environmental relief sought by the pe- The applicant, or any Good For Car Buyer! Free Tow- ing, repairs, scraping, presses, die presses MILTON, FL 32570 resource permit and titioner, stating pre- party within the mean- ing from Anywhere! sanding, caulking, & and dies, hydraulic Turn to classified! PHONE (850) unless a timely petition cisely the action that ing of Section Tomorrow priming. press breaks, hydraulic Call Now: You can bank on 623-3159 FAX (850) for an administrative the petitioner wishes 373.114(1)(a) or JOSEPH sheers, welding ma- 1-888-995-2702 our bargains! 983-0602 proceeding is filed pur- the agency to take with 373.4275, F.S., may Recycle chinary, lamination ma- 850-433-5356 ADA.SANTAROSA@FLC suant to the provisions respect to the agency’s also seek appellate re- chinary line, glue appli- OURTS1.GOV of Sections 120.569 proposed action. view of this order be- Today Turn to classified! cation machinary, ply- and 120.57, F.S. On fore the Land and wood and MDF boards, You can bank on AT LEAST 7 DAYS BE- the filing of a timely The petition must be Water Adjudicatory heat press machinary, FORE YOUR SCHED- and sufficient petition, filed (received by the Commission under our bargains! assorted milling ma- ULED COURT AP- this action will not be fi- Clerk) in the Office of Section 373.114(1) or chines and drill PEARANCE, OR nal and effective until General Counsel of the 373.4275, F.S. Re- presses, band saws, in- IMMEDIATELY UPON further order of the De- Department at 3900 quests for review be- ventory, Clark forklifts, RECEIVING THIS NO- partment. Because the Commonwealth Boule- fore the Land and Toyota forklifts, pace- TIFICATION IF THE administrative hearing vard, Mail Station 35, Water maker plastic extrusion TIME BEFORE THE process is designed to Tallahassee, Florida Adjudicatory Commis- lines, bench lathers, SCHEDULED AP- formulate final agency 32399-3000. Also, a sion must be filed with warehouse handling PEARANCE IS LESS action, the hearing copy of the petition the Secretary of the equipment, scissor lift, THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU process may result in a shall be mailed to the Commission and racking, shelving, raw ARE HEARING OR modification of the applicant at the ad- served on the materials, supplies, of- VOICE IMPAIRED, agency dress indicated above Department within 20 fice furniture, comput- CALL 711. action or even denial of at the time of filing. days from the date ers / office equiment, the application. when this order is filed 2012 Chevrolet Express Kelley Kronenberg In accordance with with the Clerk of the van, intellectual prop- 10360 West State Road The application file is Rule 62-110.106(3), Department. erty (trademarks, copy- 84 available online and F.A.C., petitions for an rights, parents, desighn Fort Lauderdale, FL can be accessed administrative hearing 11/13/2019 rights, logos, licensing 33324 through the Depart- by the applicant must 11/1100 agreements, domain Phone: (954) 370-9970 ment’s Information Por- be filed within 21 days name, websites, testing Fax: (954) 252-4571 tal at: of receipt of this written reports, promotional Service E-mail: http://prodenv.dep.state.fl. notice. Petitions filed aids) and much more. ftlrealprop@kelleykronen- us/DepNexus/public/electronic by any persons other berg.com - than the applicant, and Catalog and photos documents/ERP_376580/f other than those enti- available at Jason M. Vanslette, acility!search. tled to written notice www.moeckerauctions.c Esq. If you have any ques- under Section om FBN: 91185 tions or are experienc- 120.60(3), F.S., must Across for Blackwater ing difficulty viewing be filed within 21 days Inspections: By ap- Bay, off Peterson Point 11/13 & 11/20/2019 the electronic applica- of publication of the no- pointment on (5) days Rd.. 19,500 Call Jeff 11/1097 tion, please call Blake tice or within 21 days of prior to the scheduled (850) 686-0470 Chapman at receipt of the written auction date. 11/1100 850-595-0611. notice, whichever occurs first. Under Sec- Assignment for the NOTICE OF INTENT A person whose sub- tion 120.60(3), F.S., Benefit of Creditors TO ISSUE PERMIT stantial interests are af- however, any person Case fected by the Depart- who has asked the De- #2019-024506-CA-44 The Department of En- ment’s action may peti- partment for notice of To register: $100 re- vironmental Protection tion for agency action may file fundable cash deposit gives notice of its intent an administrative pro- a petition within 21 to bid 15%-18% BP. to issue a permit to ceeding (hearing) un- days of receipt of such 800-840-BIDS Breitburn Operating der Sections 120.569 notice, regardless of AB-1098 AU-3219, LP., 1111 Bagby and 120.57, F.S. Pursu- the date of publication. Eric Rubin Street., Suite 1600, ant to Rule 28-106.201, The failure to file a peti- Houston, TX 77002 to F.A.C., a petition for an tion install two (2) explora- administrative hearing within the appropriate tory oil wells that will must contain the fol- time period shall con- share a drilling pad and lowing information: stitute a waiver of that an access road. The person's right to Breitburn Boutwell (a) The name and ad- request an administra- Proudly Serving For 22-5 and 22-6 wells will dress of each agency tive determination be drilled from its own affected and each (hearing) under Sec- Over 25 years! pad. There will be new agency’s file or identifi- tions 120.569 and Jackson Farms utility corridors and cation number, if 120.57, F.S., or to inter- road proposed as part Now Open! known; vene in this proceeding You pick Tomatoes, of this project and infra- (b) The name, address, and participate as a structure is limited to Peppers! any email address, any party to it. Any subse- 7 days a week. Bring the aggregate well pad, facsimile number, and quent intervention (in a access road, water your own 5 gallon telephone number of proceeding initiated by bucket. 850-592-5579 supply well for drilling the petitioner; the another party) will be fluid make up water, 7681 Shady Grove Rd name, address, and tel- only at the discretion of Grand Ridge, FL 32442 and an onsite ephone number of the the presiding officer stormwater manag petitioner’s representa- upon the filing of a mo- ment system. tive, if any, which shall tion in compliance with Stormwater improve- be the address for serv- Rule 28-106.205, F.A.C. ments are limited to a ice purposes during conventional treatment the course of the pro- Under Rule pond (i.e., dry reten- ceeding; and an expla- 62-110.106(4), F.A.C., tion) located on the nation of how the peti- a person whose sub- North side of the prop- tioner’s substantial in- stantial interests are af- erty, a perimeter berm, terests are or will be af- fected by the and a secondary lined fected by the agency Department’s action containment pond for determination; may also request an additional stormwater (c) A statement of when extension of time to file capture and temporary and how the petitioner a petition for an admin- storage. The project received notice of the istrative hearing. The would include a con- agency decision; Department may, for tainement berm, a

(d) A statement of all good cause shown, 6019080 board and rock drilling disputed issues of ma- grant the request for an pad, and a 0.88-acre terial fact. If there are extension of time. compacted, clay- lined, none, the petition must Requests for extension If you didn’t reserve pit. A second- so indicate; of time must be filed ary containment berm (e) A concise statement with the Office of Gen- advertise here, is located around the of the ultimate facts al- eral Counsel of the you’re missing rig substructure. Drill- leged, including the Department at 3900 out on potential ing fluids are captured specific facts that the Commonwealth Boule- and pumped into a frac customers.

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