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August 27, 2015 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ County eyes GB Volunteer FD raising gas celebrates 60 years tax by 6 ¢ Since 1955, members of the Gulf Breeze BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News Volunteer Fire Department have dedicated [email protected] countless hours of time, energy and “When you keep kicking that can down the road, it will soon start rolling downhill back at sacrifice to keep Gulf Breeze safe. ya.” That’s how county commission chairman Don Salter feels about Santa Rosa County not fixing In fact, the department formerly more roads and infrastructure over the past several BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News known as the Casablanca Volunteer years. He told his fellow county commissioners [email protected] Fire Department predates the city at last week’s budget meeting that is why he is in by six years with help from the favor if increasing the gas tax in the county and get They are on the scene at a Bonifay family. The Gilmores busy fixing some roads. moment’s notice. Commonly deeded the property where the Commissioners asked staff to schedule a public running towards danger while original station is located to the hearing for he Sept. 10 county meeting to get input others run away, these everyday fire department. from residents and discuss it more. men and women hold regular jobs Currently, there are about 30 The county currently levies a six cent gas tax and have lives just like any other; members of the GBVFD, with as allowed by law which is raising just over $3.6 but when emergency strikes, they 15 to 20 active members who million a year. All five commissioners agree that drop what they are doing and attend weekly two- to three-hour it is time to use some other gas tax “tools” the law become heroes. training meetings and are on call allows, which they have not taken advantage of Since 1955, members of the regularly, though a myriad of in the past, to get some much needed road work Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire volunteers have walked the halls done. But there is some disagreement among Department have dedicated since it was established. commissioners as to how much more to levy and countless hours of time, energy Even though the fire department where to use all the money that would come in. and even sacrifice to keep Gulf holds a membership, this is no There was also some discussion and debate on Photos by Melanie Kormondy Breeze the safe city it is today. ordinary club. Each member is whether to raise the millage rate at the same time The uniforms worn by fi refi ghters at the GB Volunteer Fire as raising the gas tax. Dept. weigh 45 pounds. See SR School, Page 3A » See Gas tax, Page 3A » Tennis may cost After school program draws 107 in fi rst week non-residents BY MELANIE KORMONDY Area church and school BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News organization are serving as Gulf Breeze News [email protected] volunteers. [email protected] The after school program, The inaugural week of Gulf known as The Rec, has not The city of Gulf Breeze offers 12 tennis courts Breeze’s after school program for compromised any other classes within its limits, 10 at Shoreline Park and two middle schoolers was a success, offered at the community center located at Highpoint Dr. In fiscal year 2015, the according to Parks and Rec during the same time slot, Pulley Parks and Rec Department spent over $90,000 Director Ron Pulley and Mayor said. on tennis court repairs alone, and some residents Matt Dannheisser. As the normal daily schedule are growing more concerned about non-residents “The program is going consists of an hour of social time playing the courts without contributing to the absolutely wonderful,” said and snacks, then to follow more upkeep. Pulley. “The very first day of the structured activities, Fridays It has been a topic of discussion among the city program 48 students attended, will be filled with more grand council and staff for years, but in the near future, then by the end of the week 107 activities. This Friday The Rec city staff will present to the council how probable students participated.” will offer slip-n-slide kickball. it will be to start monitoring and charging non- Pulley said the community is For those interested in residents to play. This will not include organized getting involved as the program participating in the after school leagues that pay dues to the city. has received several monetary program that lasts from 1:30 to “The policy of the park has been for many years donations from private individuals, 5:30 Monday through Friday, it’s that if you want to come to this park and use the as well as local restaurants and not too late. Students can pre- Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News retailers donating food. Middle school students sign in to attend the City’s new After School program at See Tennis, Page 2A » register at www.kidcheck.com the Community Center.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A August 27, 2015 Gulf Breeze News Tennis court maintenance cost Aug. Calendar of Meetings Commissioner regular Thursday 27 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Gulf Breeze $90,000 last year Room GBA Chamber Governmental Affairs on Sundays in which they non-residents to use the Parks here (Gulf Breeze).” Meeting Continued from Page 1A » charge a minor fee to help and Rec facilities for years. Annual memberships for noon, GBA Chamber Conference Room mitigate the amount of people “I have had residents area tennis court usage can add special local Mitigation Meeting outdoor facilities and there’s who used the gym. comment to me about people up to several hundred dollars. 1:30 p.m., SRC Public Services Conference nobody there or a reservation “The reason we went to a fee canceling their membership in Henderson has the backing of Room for that time, you’re welcome structure during open gym time town because they know they fellow council members, though GBA Chamber Business After Hours to use them free of charge,” 5:30 p.m., St. Ann Catholic Church said Parks and Rec Director was because there were so many can play here for free,” said at a recent budget meeting Ron Pulley. “But if you want a people coming that there wasn’t Henderson. Mayor Matt Dannheisser Commission special - rezoning guaranteed reserved utilization enough room for everyone, and “Even though we’ve built indicated that he wanted 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board of any facility in the park, there people were leaving dissatisfied more courts, we still have a to make sure the increased Room is a reservation fee.” because they didn’t have a problem with residents having monitoring will not strain staff Police Pension Board Meeting Pulley added that the indoor chance to play,” said Pulley. priority. As far as I know there and resources, and that it will 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Community Center facilities Councilman Joe Henderson aren’t any other places where create enough revenue to justify Chambers hold open gym times primarily has been vocal about charging you can play for free other than charging. Friday Optimist Club Breakfast 28 6:30 a.m., GB Hospital Cafeteria escambia, santa rosa petition Monday Budget workshop 31 washington, DC for fee simple title SRC Administrative Center, Board Room Tuesday Marine Advisory 1 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Ruling would affect Navarre Beach and Pensacola Beach Room Wednesday Gulf Breeze Toastmasters 2 Noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf BY PAM BRANNON by Florida Senator Marco Rubio. property appraisers began first to try to tax Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County Commissioner Bob improvements to the land, like houses and Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive [email protected] Cole told fellow commissioners, “I know pools, etc. Now the result is the leaseholders executive Committee Meeting Senator Rubio has his plate kind of full right being taxed on the land itself, the letter points 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council A serious push to get fee simple title for now with other things, but I appreciate that out, and since the courts have agreed with Chambers Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach home he got this bill introduced earlier this year the property appraisers, leaseholders all owners is underway. and has been trying to help. We have been along Santa Rosa island are now paying Last week Santa Rosa County promised by Senator Nelson for a long, long taxes and lease fees. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Commissioners joined Escambia County time that he would do something but he has Commissioners stood behind the claim Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Commissioners in sending a letter to never come through for us. I was fortunate that this is double taxation, and not fair enough on a trip to Washington DC to speak taxation. Washington DC in support of two Senate felONIes W/F, 43, 6000 block East Bay with some of Senator Rubio’s staff who got The letter asks that leaseholders be and House bills that are recommending the 8/20/15 Blvd., Gulf Breeze, cruelty me a meeting with him and he said he would allowed to obtain fee simple title transfer title option for current “leaseholders”, citing Cedars, randall Brian, toward child do something to help us and Rep. Jeff Miller of their property. Then they would only be double taxation as the reason. W/M, 39, 2000 block Ortega Marano, Kevin Charles, move this forward. Now we need to keep it paying taxes, not lease fees. And the two Since both counties have begun St., Navarre, aggravated W/M, 55, 1000 block moving,” Cole said. counties assure the officials reading the taxing leaseholders on their property and assault with weapon Suncrest Ct., Gulf Breeze, The letter states that commissioners from letter that conservation will be a key point, improvements to that property while those Thompson, Grover aggravated assault with both counties support “remedial action”, with public lands like Gulf Islands National property owners are still required to pay lease wayne, W/M, 73, 7000 weapon and says that leaseholders of homes and Seashore being preserved “into perpetuity” fees for their property, county commissioners block Blackjack Cir., Navarre, land on both beaches are under “double and would prevent any future elected on both sides of the bridge are trying to find aggravated assault with DuIs taxation” as it stands right now. The letter officials in either county from rezoning some relief for those paying “double taxes”. weapon 8/19/15 explains that since the land was first deeded those lands for development. Santa Rosa County Commissioners voted whitten, wayne to Escambia County in 1947, “The barrier The letter concludes, “Escambia County unanimously last week to send a letter in 8/21/15 raymond, W/M, 48, 2000 island has undergone tremendous changes. Land Conveyance Act enjoys strong support agreement with Escambia County to the spratt, Kameron wyatt, block Tom St., Navarre, DUI A few small seasonal cottages have become from both county officials and residents. House of Representatives Natural Resources W/M, 27, 1000 block Tina two communities of Pensacola Beach and The time is now to correct this long-running Committee Chair Rep. Rob Bishop. The letter Dr., Navarre Beach, damage 8/22/15 Navarre Beach, with full time residents problem of unfair taxation.” refereed to House bill HR1452 introduced by property-criminal mischief Gudinas, Andrew living in multi-million dollar homes. The letter is now on its way to Washington Rep. Jeff Miller in March 2015 called The simon, W/M, 27, 1000 Escambia County Land Conveyance Act The letter also explains that tax collectors DC. 8/23/15 block Greenbriar Pkwy., Gulf and the companion Senate bill 770 introduced from both counties “took notice”, and evans, lauri Ann, Breeze, DUI W/F, 54, 8000 block Navarre Pkwy., Navarre, drug 8/23/15 GB hires assistant to city manager possession Tugwell, Christopher roy, W/M, 65, 3000 block them on the for applications, as Eddy said He said last year UWF posted stephens, Marina BY MELANIE KORMONDY Linden Ave., Gulf Breeze, city’s behalf he felt that Nathan’s 10 years more student positions than ever elizabeth, W/F, 21, 3000 Gulf Breeze News DUI [email protected] to find out of experience in this area and before, as well as having more block Pearl Ct., Navarre, how they his educational background, and consultant meetings and job fair probation violation City staff has hired Nathan can better community involvement really participating than ever. Ford as an assistant to the serve them. “fit the bill” for the position. “When we interviewed 8/24/15 city manager, Edwin “Buz” “We need “If we had gone through the Nathan I got the idea that he Calderson, Melissa l, Eddy. Ford previously was the somebody application process I felt like it had a passion and commitment Note: All arrest and police reports published in Associate Director of Career that can ford would have been superfluous for the community that people Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not Services at University of West run in because of how perfectly he fit often don’t have until they get a imply guilt. Florida. off the for what we were looking for,” sense of what Gulf Breeze is all All suspects are presumed innocent until proven Ford earned his master’s bench and we can plug in to the said Eddy. “The kinds of things about,” said Eddy. and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. degree from the University of director or division director role he’s been doing for them (UWF) “I have always had it in the Mississippi in higher education immediately,” said Eddy. “The for the last 10 years is exactly back of my heart to be a civil administration. assistant to the city manager what we need him to do over servant,” said Ford. Eddy said that Ford’s various will be able to represent the here (city).” Ford has been involved with responsibilities will include city manager’s office in our At UWF, Ford’s the GBA Chamber of Commerce, implementing special projects, absence.” responsibilities included served as secretary of the GB grant writing, best practices “My goal is to supply support employer development and Rotary Club, and is active in St. evaluations, social media, public for projects that the city just can’t outreach, as well as supervising Ann Catholic Church. He also information and outreach, and get to,” said Ford. On that list of and managing policy and coaches youth soccer for the many endeavors as they come projects, social media outreach procedures related to career Gulf Breeze Sports Association. about. Local businesses can also is one of the first things. planning and counseling. He will officially begin his expect a visit from Ford at some Ford’s newly created position “I am definitely leaving the employment with the city on from your friends at Gulf Breeze News point, as he plans to reach out to was not advertised with a call place a little better than when I Tuesday, Sept. 8. got here,” said Ford. August 29 August 31 Driver hits patrol JP Philips Gary Ballard Patti Farley vehicle, lees Taylor Collins september 3 A Santa Rosa County deputy with lights activated while Jackie Zachem Carolyn Bouchillon 1 YEAR AGO 10 YEARS AGO whose patrol vehicle was sitting stationary in the coned Gage Farris stopped in the construction zone construction area, or inside THIS WEEK THIS WEEK near the intersection of Highway travel lane, at Soundside Drive. Beach Tolls are August 30 Rob MacFarland 98 and Soundside Drive was hit Schwarting was driving a Gulf Island National suspended while the Monday 2005 Chevy Silverado which seashore prohibits the Michael Fuller tollbooths are rebuilt at 12:24 drifted through the cones, use of drones in their due to damage from by a truck sideswiping the right side of the parks. hurricanes Ivan and driven by patrol vehicle before continuing Dennis. Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Richard Lee westbound. 5 YEARS AGO Schwarting, Schwarting’s vehicle was THIS WEEK Carolyn Bouchillon • september 3 45 of Gulf stopped by Santa Rosa County sante rosa County Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre tickets, 1 Big Kahuna’s Breeze, deputies at Magnolia Manor schools are awarded Florida Drive. ticket or a Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the an $850,000 grant Highway schwarting Schwarting was charged with from the us Dept. of tickets at Gulf Breeze News Office by September 4th Patrol DUI with property damage, education’s “race to reported. leaving the scene, refusal to Register your birthday on our facebook page. the Top” initiative. Deputy Adam Teichner was provide a breath sample and in a marked 2012 Chevy Tahoe careless driving.

Gulf Breeze News (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 27, 2015 3A GB Volunteer Fire Dept. celebrates 60 years classic fire trucks: two pumpers and a ladder continued from, Page 1A » truck. These trucks start about $250,000 and can go up to $1 million. Carmichael said that trained to the first responder level of for a house fire in the city, they will typically medical care on top of 250 hours of Fire One use a pumper, a ladder truck, a ladder truck training. CHEAP PRICES ON from the beach, and a pumper from Midway. “In the state of Florida there are two types EXPENSIVE FURNITURE! Since the city does save money because of 5-20 YR. WARRANTIES of certifications for a firefighter, Fire One and the volunteers, they are able to purchase NO RUST! Fire Two,” said Volunteer Fire Department higher quality equipment to better ensure the 3790 West Navy Blvd. Chief Shane Carmichael. Fire One is what safety of the firefighters and citizens. (850) 456-2477 it takes to become a volunteer; Fire Two is www.patiofreedom.com Fire Chief Carmichael said that up until what it takes to become a career fighter. The the early ‘70s the department was largely volunteer firefighters in training go through supported by donations until the city took modular courses that include learning about over the financing. the equipment, safety, and perform live fire The fire department is unique in that it is exercises and drills. its own corporation and board, even though Carmichael was named fire chief in 2005, it is designated as Gulf Breeze’s official though he has been a volunteer since 1986 fire department by the city in its code of when he was only 16 years old. Today, area ordinances. youth help out the fire department as Fire The benefit of having a volunteer fire Want to join? Explorers – a program for teenagers who department versus a career fire department are interested in learning about a career in Download an application on the Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire Department’s in the city goes beyond the services they the fire service. Explorers can start training page from the city’s website, http://cityofgulfbreeze.us/gulf-breeze- provide. on their own as young as 14 years of age, volunteer-fire-department/, fill it out and bring a copy of your driving “It’s obviously a tremendous savings for and train with the general membership at 16 record to the fire station at one of their Tuesday night meetings at 7 p.m. the taxpayers because they don’t have to pay years and ride in the trucks on call to observe. Carmichael said that even if you are training, you can still run calls salaries,” said Carmichael. He referenced At 18, they can start their Fire One training. the City of Milton who has a career fire with the department and observe. There are also opportunities Carmichael said that although his firefighters department of 15 firefighters, a fire chief, for those interested in responding to just medical calls. are enthusiastic and dedicated, membership and supporting staff on the tax rolls. “You’re “We’ll find something for everyone to do,” said Carmichael. is starting to decline nationwide. probably looking at about $1 million eople can come in and do office work solely.” “It’s not like it used to be, nowadays both annually in payroll alone.” parents work and kids have after school The city of Gulf Breeze has fire department flooding when men and women of the activities,” said Carmichael. “There just Mr Sh Dn Sui expenses budgeted at about $230,000 for FY volunteer fire department were on scene isn’t as much time for people as there used 2016. helping people, even if there was not a REGISTER NOW to be.” Gulf Breeze City Manager Edwin “Buz” specific call. Carmichael assured that his fire Ballet•Tap•Pointe•Jazz/Hip Hop Eddy commended the volunteers at the fire “I think one of the reasons Gulf Breeze membership is holding steady. Acrobatic•Adult Tap department for their “go the extra mile” streets are cleared so quickly is that our The department is also armed with EMTs, 932.9181 81-A Nightingale Drive | Gulf Breeze, FL mindset. firefighters like to get out there and help and every volunteer keeps a pager for “It has always been my understanding people by working on fallen trees. They emergency alerts. Typically, someone from Ou that a paid fire department has a crew of four rescued people from houses filling up with In r the volunteer fire department is on the scene firefighters in a fire house on shift at any one water from a storm surge when they probably 43r in less than five minutes. Primarily, the should have stayed in the fire station and time. A fire call goes out and those four go Year department responds to calls within the city, waited for the weather to improve,” Eddy fight the fire,” he said. “In the case of Gulf but they also provide service to Pensacola said. Breeze, when a fire call is dispatched, more Beach, Midway and other surrounding From the first fire chief, J.A. Jacobs, to than four fire fighters and support may areas. Carmichael, the leadership and undying attend and usually do especially if the call is Carmichael said the department usually enthusiasm of the volunteers is what kept a serious one.” We offer the highest quality runs about 800 to 850 calls per year. Most of the fire department an asset to the city for Eddy also cited dangerous situations Chemicals & Bases, and customized the calls are medical in nature the past 60 years, and that is what will keep during Hurricane Ivan and the April 2014 dosage forms & flavors! Right now the department runs with three them around for 60 more. ฀฀฀฀ ฀฀฀฀ Gas tax would fund road paving ฀฀

Then the staff has listed Edgewood Drive » Continued from Page 1A Paving projects to be funded Counties all around Santa Rosa levy a receiving paved shoulders and sidewalks Compounding much higher gas tax, yet the gas prices are by proposed 6-cent gas tax from Hwy. 98 to East Bay Blvd (Hwy. 399) offers solutions to within a couple pennies of this county’s, at a cost of $2.3 million-plus. some of life’s problems. according to the national website Gasbuddy. Year 1: Hickory Hammock Rd. The only other project listed from the com. Okaloosa County levies 12 cents in gas Year 2: Coral St. south end was to pave shoulders and run tax, and Escambia levies 11 cents. Walton Year 3: Soundside Dr. sidewalks on Ortega Street in Navarre 850.677.9340 is the closest to our rate at seven cents yet Edgewood Dr. from from Hwy. 98 to Branston Road at a cost of | 1177 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze FL 32561 $350,375. There were four more projects in has the highest average gas cost of all those Bellingham to Bushton; listed. the north end of the county, also. Year 4: East Bay Blvd. Walker said the price may not be the Commissioner Rob Williamson is 100 Year 5: College Pkwy. percent in favor of raising the gas tax. “It is same as estimated in his list in four or five something that is a user fee for the people Woodbine Rd. years, but at current estimates this shows the who use our roads, both from in and out Hickory Shores Blvd. commissioners that there is a need for work of the county. We won’t feel it a the pump Whispering Pines Blvd to be done. Commissioner Bob Cole said if – most of us already often buy gas in from 2279 to 2196; he votes to raise the gas tax he would like to surrounding counties where the gas tax is as well as many other see work begin immediately. already higher,” he said. roads in the county. “I would love to see the trigger pulled on County administrator Hunter Walker some of these projects right away,” he said. explained that the law allows commissioners Drive from Bellingham to Bushton year “I want people to see that they are getting two other sources for gas taxes that they three for $69,687; East Bay Blvd to be roads fixed for their money. I do not want have never used – the “9th” cent tax, and an resurfaced in year four, after some of the to see money come in and sit in the General additional 1-5 cents Each of those sources, gas tax has been accumulated, at the cost of Fund to offset other expenses. It is not that by law, has restrictions on what the money $1.9 million-plus; College Parkway in year I want people to be inconvenienced in their can be used for. Some can only be used for five at a cost of $32,890; Woodbine Road travel or daily commute, but I would like to new road construction or resurfacing type in year five for $1,076,005; Hickory Shores see projects beginning all over the county.” projects. Some can also be used for bike and Blvd for $151,848; Whispering Pines Blvd Other commissioners agreed. pedestrian lanes to be built as well as road for addresses 2279 to 2196; as well as many Commissioner Jay Williamson said he improvements like turn lanes. other roads in the north end of the county. would not be in favor of levying the full Levying the 9th cent gas tax is estimated If the gas tax was approved in this budget five cents allowed in the 1-5 cent tax levy to raise about $638,999 a year in tax monies cycle, which would take effect in the next available. “We need to leave a couple cents to be used for projects like resurfacing, fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2015, there on the table so future county commission drainage, street lighting, etc. Levying from would be no benefit in the first quarter, but boards have tools to work with, too” he said. the full 5 cents from the available 1-5 cent beginning January 2016 money would begin But Commissioners Rob Williamson and tax is estimated to bring in just over $2.9 to come into the county coffers. Lane Lynchard, both representing the south million a year. Over a five year period, Walker estimated end, did not agree. What is the difference To show the need within the county, that with their list of priorities on resurfacing, between three cents and five cents?” Rob Walker outlined a list of 26 roads county they could use about $10 million to complete Williamson asked. “I think if we are going wide that the Public Works department the list. Their staff would be doing the to use this gas tax to get some roads fixed, has placed in a Five Year Work Plan for majority of the work, which would save the then we need to use all the tools that are resurfacing if they do get “extra” gas tax county money, also. available.” money. The list included (among other roads Potential Bike and Pedestrian lanes were Walker said his staff will have the listed): Hickory Hammock Road, to be also listed by Walker’s staff to show the estimated amounts of how much levying resurfaced in the first year of the Five Year commissioners the work there that needs to each tax amount would bring into the county plan, at a cost of $58,545; Coral Street in be done. First on that list was a bike lane by the public hearing so both the commission Navarre in year two for $43,173; Soundside labeled Goodwin Connector from Soundside board and the residents at the meeting could Drive in year three for $657,259; Edgewood Drive to Tiger Point at a cost of $203,076. review the figures.

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"We've got you covered." On the Spot: How has closing P. O. Box 1414 the median at 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Hoffman Drive Harbourtown Unit #35 affected your Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 business? Fax: (850) 932-8794 BY LISA NEWELL www.gulfbreezenews.com Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

PUBLISHER Lisa Newell

EDITOR Lisa Newell

SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson

NEWS REPORTER Melanie Kormondy “People are having trouble SALES getting in and out.” Janna DeMotts JAMES CAMPBELL Gulf Breeze Exxon OFFICE MANAGER Darla Thomson

ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish What would we do without our teachers? GRAPHIC DESIGN Barbra Crossland You could not pay me enough ers are compensated in a way CONTRIBUTORS to be a teacher. that is reasonable. Betty Archer Allen First of all, I am sure I would We know that Santa Rosa Pam Brannon lose a child or two a week. My County School District is one desk is continually messy just of the lowest funded districts in “I don’t think we’re feeling Jack Kale dealing with my own work; I the state, although this year they any impact. We’re seeing less Dr. Robert Randel cannot imagine keeping track of are getting a higher percentage wrecks and less traffic jams.” Clay Bloodworth 20-plus students’ work each day. increase than other districts. That CHRISTY STIMMEL My voice would strain from probably won’t be enough to Regions Bank speaking aloud for hours on end. make up for the many lean years My nerves would frazzle. There Not only do we entrust teachers with and is in many ways a correction Member: is always that “one kid” who tries to chal- imparting knowledge to our children, they to the funding formula. lenge everything. are also surrogate parents, inspiring chil- Couple that with the growth our county is Florida Press Association Every year, or even more frequently, dren, comforting them, negotiating truces experiencing and you know there will be a National Newspaper Assn. there is a new government mandate that up- between warring factions and keeping the need for more capital outlay in the next few ends the teaching methods and goals. The peace. They dispense care for boo-boos, de- years. Gulf Breeze Area termine who will respond to tough love and Chamber of Commerce goal of educating children becomes harder But none of this growth would be here if (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) as the stakes get higher. Even if you disagree who will crumple into a heap. Each child is it weren’t for the quality of teachers in our with the methodology, you are duty bound motivated differently. schools. Pensacola Beach to follow it, despite seeing children fail to Teachers deal with hormones, viral infec- Ironically, it’s the chicken and the egg Chamber of Commerce respond. tions, head lice and other “cooties.” scenario: great teachers equal more growth “Closing Hoffman hasn’t Greater Pensacola Probably worst of all is the parents who Sometimes there is a bully among the fel- for the schools which translates to additional really affected my business but Chamber of Commerce place blame on the most visible embodiment low teachers or administrators. need for schools and therefore lower raises what they need to do is reopen Meanwhile, they have to develop lesson Andrew Jackson because in five Navarre Tourist of the educational process for their child’s for teachers. Development Council troubles, their teacher. plans, introduce the material, answer good It’s not quite that simple but it means that years they will need a traffic If their child doesn’t meet the standards, it questions and questions that make them the beneficiaries of these educational ben- light there.” Santa Rosa County must be the teacher’s fault, not the fact that question whether anyone is paying attention, efits should step up. LISA WILLIAMS Chamber of Commerce the child is falling asleep in class, complain- administer and grade tests, make sure every- Many local families think nothing of pay- Renee’s Hallmark ing because he or she is hungry or because one gets to their lunch, music, art and p.e. ing $150 to $200 per month for their cable or they don’t have their homework done. class on time and stay after school to prepare cell phone bills, but we scoff at the idea of LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Teachers make a fair salary for nine for the next round on the following day. donating money to our children’s teachers. News welcomes your opinion. We No sir, you couldn’t pay me enough to be reserve the right to edit a letter to fit months of work until you factor in that they If that sounds like payola, or a bribe for a teacher. space available. We do not accept spend almost their entire salary on preparing your student’s grades, then donate a gift card letters containing a personal attack their classrooms or purchasing items for chil- And that’s why we in Santa Rosa Coun- for school supplies or a day at the spa, as you on any individual. Letters must be dren who need them. I’ve heard many stories ty, who enjoy the benefits of our excellent are able, to the principal or PTA to reward limited to one per month from an of teachers buying shoes for kids whose toes teachers in the form of higher property val- teachers for their contributions to our com- individual writer. If we receive form are showing out of their too-small sneakers ues, college-ready and mostly well-man- munity. It’s an investment that pays divi- letters, we will print only the first or wearing sandals in the winter. nered children, should make sure our teach- dends better than Wall Street. one we receive. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. “Our customer count has Thank you for recognizing Eagle Scout project! been down about 10 percent, CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze especially during the tourist News is committed to accuracy and You can’t imagine how excit- ditions should not be accepted. season.” wants to hear from you if we need ed we were to see our son, Nev- Restoring the irrigation system SHARON HANDY to make a correction or clarification. ie, and his Eagle Scout project LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and mowing the “lawn” (man- Walmart Neighborhood Please email us at news@gulf- mentioned in last week’s article datory under any option) is not Market breezenews.com with the subject about “Alert System for Found well worth the hard work he put cent interest over 15 years, the going to be cheap but included line CORRECTION or CLARIF- Dogs”. Before Nevie and his into it. average rate increase is $4 - $5 in the recommendations. Either ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 Thank you again for recog- per month per residential user. during office hours and ask for fellow scouts from Troop 417 recommendation at least gives built the new “animal holding nizing Nevie and for the great 2. If recommendation 1 above the possibil-ity of revenue. news or sports departments. job you always do keeping our is simply “a bridge too far” po- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News pen”, as they called it, the lost 3. If neither of these recom- will not be responsible for quality or dogs were placed in a temporary community informed and high- litically, I believe that the resi- mendations are acceptable, the discoloration in ads provided by the pen behind the GBPD building. lighting individual efforts! dents might accept the full res- county commissioners should advertiser or its agents. It was often wet and the dogs toration of the back nine and allow the use permit to expire. would dig out and run away. NORMA SHAFFER maintenance of the front nine GBPD put out a request for the Gulf Breeze in “lawn like” condition until VERNE L. RHODES Gulf Breeze News is published project through the local scout the golf market improves. (This Gulf Breeze weekly on Thursdays for $35 per “Open up Andrew Jackson and council and several Eagle Scout West course would delay approximately $1 year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. M of expenditure and reduce Thank you for salute put a light out front.” Periodical postage paid at Gulf candidates submitted proposals option is cheaper VALERIE COPE and interviewed for the job. user fees by $0.50 - $0.60 per Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. month.) Pensacola Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. Nevie has had several folks The insert (Gulf Breeze News As a SSRUS rate payer and Recommendation 2 is ab- Salutes Gulf Breeze Hospital, POSTMASTER: Please send tell him that they either found Tiger Point (east course) resi- address changes to Gulf Breeze their dog in the new kennel or solutely as far as the county Aug. 6, 2015) looked great. Your News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL dent, my recommendations are commissioners and Tiger Point effort certainly showed. Thanks God’s word took a lost dog there for the as follows: 32562. owners to claim. That positive resi-dents should go toward ne- again for the article. 1. Restore the entire west “From this time many of his All content is copyrighted 2013. feedback and your thoughtful gotiations and would be a worthy Advertising rates are available upon course and pay for it with a sew- disciples turned back and no article have certainly reinforced compromise. Simply putting the DICK FULFORD request. er rate increase. Assuming the longer followed him.” that his Eagle Scout project was west course in “lawn like” con- Gulf Breeze city borrows the money at 6 per- —John 6:66

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| WEEK OF August 27 - September 2| n Heroes Among Us - Veteran including laser cataract surgery using the sunscreen; buckets and bags will LenSx laser, multifocal lens implants, new be provided. For more information n The Eve of Jackie Wilson Speaker Series options for astigmatism correction and Friday, Aug. 28 & Saturday, Aug. 29, email [email protected], or visit Thursday, Aug. 27, 6 p.m the latest technology in eye care. their Facebook page, Ocean Hour - 8 p.m. Veterans Memorial Park Cleanpeace. 70th Anniversary of WWII Victory Night Pensacola Cultural Center n - An opportunity to hear from local Blue Wahoos Home Games Chester Gregory is a Broadway veteran Thursday, Aug. 27, 6:35 p.m. n Light of the Moon Tour veterans to speak on their military who brings Jackie Wilson to life. A Saturday, Aug. 29, 8 p.m. experiences. The main speaker will Community Maritime Park member of the Rock and Roll Hall of be Col. Donald Carmichael, an Army Vs. Mississippi Braves Fame, Jackie Wilson notched more Pensacola Lighthouse veteran who served in WWII, Korea and than 20 Top 40 Pop-chart hits in America Climb to the top of the Pensacola Lighthouse for the most breathtaking Vietnam. n SEAPLANE, An All-American between 1958 and 1968. view of a moonlit Pensacola Bay Musical (weather permitting)! n Drive-In Movie Series n Bladeless Laser Cataract Friday, Aug. 28 - Sunday, Aug. 30, A bit of history and some ghost stories Friday, Aug. 28, 8:25 p.m. Seminar 8 p.m. combine to make this an interesting and Thursday, Aug. 27, 6 p.m. Pensacola Saenger Theatre Community Maritime Park fun tour for all. “Paddington” Panhandle Laser Vision Institute SEAPLANE celebrates Glenn Curtiss as the 8050 Navarre Pkwy., Navarre father of naval aviation and Pensacola n Bands on the Beach as its cradle. SEAPLANE charts the course n Enjoy hors d'oeuvres while listening to a Ocean Hour Tuesday, Sep. 1, 7 - 9 p.m. of naval aviation from the invention of Saturday, Aug. 29, 8:45 a.m. complimentary bladeless laser cataract Pensacola Beach, Gulfside the June Bug in New York to the NC-4 seminar. Dr. Barry Concool, an expert Park East, Pensacola Beach Pavilion in lasesr cataract surgery, will review being deployed from the nation’s irst Ocean Hour will be at Park East Naval Air Station in Pensacola. True Blue Band the newest technology available for Pensacola Beach for their weekly Bladeless, an all laser cataract surgery, cleanup. Bring gloves, water and ‘Twin Peaks’ is returning to the air on Showtime network Q: Is it true that “Twin Peaks” is than later.” A: Coming in October, you can coming back on the air? Where and *** watch Tommy in Jason Reitman’s latest when? Will David Lynch be involved? Q: Can you give me any “Arrow” project called “Casual,” which will air -- Justin D., via email news? -- Kylie F., Baltimore exclusively on Hulu. The story centers on divorced mom Valerie (played by A: In order, your answers are: yes, A: There’s lots of casting news for Michaela Watkins) as she rediscovers Showtime, hopefully sometime next season four, most recently that Rutina herself while living with her brother, year, and yes. Showtime’s head honcho Welsey of “True Blood” and Parker Alex (Tommy), and her teenage daugh- David Nevins spilled the beans recently Young of “Suburgatory” are joining ter, Laura (Tara Lynne Barr). The dry, about the reboot, and one of those beans the cast as Liza Warner and Alex Da- sometimes-dark, dysfunctional-family is that David Lynch will be there to di- vis, respectively. Liza is a cop and a comedy will have a 10-episode first rect season three, which will have at member of an anti-vigilante task force, season, with a new episode released least nine episodes, with some sources direct the whole thing. We had to work while Alex will be a love interest for each week (not all at once like Netflix reporting as many as 18 episodes. out the details.” Thea. And finally, after much teasing tends to do). The series will follow the Nevins revealed at the Television He also teased about whether for- throughout season three, we’ll finally same approach as Hulu-exclusive series Critics Association panel this summer: mer series stars will be back (as you’ll meet the mysterious Damien Darhk, like “Difficult People” and the newly “I never had any doubts we were going recall, the series starred Kyle Ma- who’ll be played by Neal McDonough. acquired “The Mindy Project.” to get [David Lynch] back. This was a cLachlan, Lara Flynn Boyle, Richard Season four of “Arrow” premieres Oct. huge priority project to me. It became Beymer, Sherilyn Fenn and Madchen Kyle MacLachlan 7 at 8/7c on the CW. Write to Cindy at King Features clear that it was going to take more than Amick, and featured a young David *** Weekly Service, 628 Virginia Drive, nine episodes, which was the originally Duchovny): “You should be optimistic It’s not clear. It’s ultimately going to be Q: I love Tommy Dewey, especially Orlando, FL 32803; or e-mail her at let- planned for and budgeted length of the that the people that you want will be in their control. They’re going to shoot his role of Josh Daniels on “The Mindy [email protected]. series. I really wanted to get David to there, and there will be some surprises the whole thing and then they’ll start Project.” Can you tell me what else I direct the whole thing, and he wanted to in addition. 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» Continued from Page 5A and public works/ maintenance sent to the state legislature ask- my Bohannon and some mem- departments of the beach to the ing that the special act of over 60 bers of her board have expressed pealed, which could – and prob- county last month. That will cut years ago be rescinded. But that reluctance to “visit” the issue of ably would – eliminate the SRIA the SRIA budget from $4 mil- could very well mean the end of the special act at this time, and board, which Lee is against. He lion a year needed to operate to the SRIA board, depending on did not agree to join Escambia said he thought January would half that amount. At the time the what action Escambia Commis- County in the request. be the best time to leave, since two units were turned over to sioners take. SRIA Chair Tam- he could do so “on his own the county, Lee questioned how terms.” But the SRIA/ Pensacola someone across the bridge could Beach Public Safety Director supervise maintenance and clean Fire Commissioner, Seat 4 Bob West will beat him out the up and lifeguards miles away on door since he submitted his re- the beach. Midway Fire District Board of Fire Commissioners are tirement notice to be the last day The move is all part of the currently accepting Letters of Interest and resumes for of September. county and SRIA board’s ef- West will leave one day be- fort to cut back on the money any individual interested in a mid-term appointment to fore Escambia County will take needed by the SRIA to operate serve on the Midway Fire District Board of Fire Com- over the funding and supervision the beach in light of lease fees missioners, Seat 4, per authority of FL Statute 191.005. of the Public Safety Department being reduced and eventually Interested candidates must reside within the boundaries on the beach, which includes the eliminated on Pensacola Beach of Midway Fire District. lifeguards. since “leaseholders” are also be- Letters of Interest and resumes shall be addressed to The SRIA board followed ing required now to pay taxes on Chairman David Szymanski 1322 College Parkway Gulf the recommendation of the land and improvements. Breeze, FL 32563 no later than Thursday September 3, county’s financial officers and Escambia County asked SRIA 2015 at 5:00pm. turned over the public safety to join them in a resolution to be

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A August 27, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS GULF BREEZE NEWS August 27, 2015 8A Sugar alcohols aren’t sugars nor alcohol DEAR DR. ROACH: I re- cohol as sugar, for the purposes ple with benign enlargement of are specialists in evaluating just U.S./$6 Canada with the recipi- cently was diagnosed as being of counting sugar grams. So in the prostate, and the most com- that complex problem. Men can ent’s printed name and address. prediabetic and told to watch your example, it would be about mon symptoms are inability to get chronic pelvic pain too, and I Please allow four weeks for de- my sugar intake. So I now read 6.5 grams of sugar. empty the bladder easily and am concerned that it often is as- livery. the nutrition facts on packages. You might wonder what hap- having to urinate frequently. sumed to be due to the prostate, Dr. Roach regrets that he is However, I am confused about pens to the unabsorbed sugar al- Persistent pain would make me when there are many other pos- unable to answer individual let- the listed sugars. Sometimes the cohol. It continues through your concerned that the prostate en- sibilities. It’s time for you to be ters, but will incorporate them in label includes both “sugar” and GI tract and acts as a laxative. largement is not the cause, or re-evaluated. the column whenever possible. “sugar alcohols.” For instance, Some people are very sensitive not the only cause, of the pain. The booklet on the prostate Readers may email questions a package can read “sugars 1 ing to do with the type of al- and will have diarrhea with just I would think carefully about a gland discusses treatments for to ToYourGoodHealth@med. g” and “sugar alcohols 11 g.” cohol in beer, wine or spirits, a little sugar alcohol; others tol- bladder stone, chronic infl am- enlargement as well as cancer. cornell.edu. To view and order Would my sugar intake be 1 g and they aren’t sugars either. A erate more. mation of the prostate and inter- Readers can obtain a copy by health pamphlets, visit www. or 12 g? What is the difference, sugar alcohol, such as sorbitol DEAR DR. ROACH: I have stitial cystitis as a short list. writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 1001, rbmamall.com, or write to Good and what should I avoid/limit? - or xylitol, is an incompletely been suffering for many years Chronic pelvic pain is a con- 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, Health, 628 Virginia Drive Or- - B.D. absorbed carbohydrate. Since from miserable episodes of peri- dition much more frequently en- FL 32803. Enclose a check or lando, FL 32803. ANSWER: First, congratula- they are incompletely absorbed, neal pain related to my benign, countered in women, and there money order (no cash) for $4.75 (c) 2015 North America Synd., tions on reading labels. There is you get only some of the calo- enlarged prostate. My urologist’s a lot of good information to be ries, and your blood sugar goes recommendation of NSAIDs found that can help you decide up less than if you had had the and sitz baths has afforded very whether something is a healthy same amount of sweetness with limited relief. I would appreciate NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE food for you. That being said, regular sugar. A rough but rea- any suggestions you have to of- AND INTENT TO sugar alcohols are confusing. sonable rule of thumb is to count fer. -- J.S.K. Sugar alcohols have noth- about half the grams of sugar al- ANSWER: I see a lot of peo- CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE

The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct GBN reports stolen magazines public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: Wednesday, bance at Gulf Breeze 98 for an expired tag GULF BREEZE Hospital led to the led to the arrest of a Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): Aug. 12 POLICE arrest of the person, passenger for an out- Thursday, September 10, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. A traffic stop for no 49, for trespassing and standing warrant. light on at night led to REPORT disorderly conduct. A traffic stop for no Special Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on Ordinance 2) the arrest of the driver, headlights from dusk Thursday, September 17, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Andrew McWay, 56, to dawn led to the ar- for DUI and DWLS Tuesday, Aug. 18 Thursday, rest of the driver for no Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): on the Pensacola Bay A traffic stop on Hwy. Aug. 20 valid driver’s license. Thursday, September 24, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Bridge. 98 led to the arrest of A traffic stop on Hwy. Becky Steinlight, 29, 98 for speeding led to for DUI, fleeing and the arrest of Kay Ryon, Saturday, Thursday, The Zoning Board meeting and the Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held eluding, possession 56, for DUI Aug. 22 at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caro- Aug. 13 of marijuana under 20 The Gulf Breeze News A traffic stop for line Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of County On SR 399, a traffic grams and drug para- reported a theft of speeding led to the ar- Commissioners shall consider the ordinances entitled: stop for suspicion of phernalia. bundled magazines at rest of Claire Kenney, DUI led to the arrest of Harbourtown. 30, for DUI on Hwy. Ordinance 1: Teresa Tucker, 43, for Wednesday, 98. DUI. Aug. 19 Friday, Aug. 21 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; A report of a distur- A traffic stop on Hwy. 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 DEVELOP- Teachers union rejects last minute MENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. offer of bonus from the school district nally offered. He also said the BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News Board is interested in reinstating [email protected] What’s next? the seven hour day and adding back 30 minutes to the elemen- Zoning District Amended: from “We refused their offer!” AG (Agriculture/Rural Residential) Teachers union and tary school day “sooner than That’s what Santa Rosa to HCD (Highway Commercial De- school district later,” and has to become more Professional Educators union velopment) – total approximately representatives will financially solid to do that. President and Chief Negotia- 2.08 (+/-) acres meet at an impasse However, he did offer the tor Rhonda Chavers told Gulf hearing before an union a one-time bonus of one Breeze News Tuesday morn- impartial magistrate on percent of the union member’s ing. In an unexpected move, Sept. 2-3 salary to be paid sometime this the Santa Rosa County School Fall in a one time lump sum. But District had asked the union to he also said the bonus would be come back to the bargaining ta- “contingent” on acceptance of ble Monday night, Aug. 24 to try the Board’s Grandfathered, or reason for the meeting was to to resolve the last money issues performance Pay schedule. hear an offer from District Su- Ordinance No. 2: in contract talks before having to Chavers said the union re- perintendent Tim Wyrosdick go to impasse hearing, which is jected the offer. She said, “The of a one-time bonus. He read a AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMEND- scheduled for Sept. 2-3. district put approximately $1 letter to the union saying that ING ORDINANCE 91-24; AMENDING ARTICLE 6, ADDING ANOTHER Both the union and the dis- million on the table and offered the district had come into an ZONING CLASSIFICATION AGRICULTURE; AMENDING ARTICLE 2 ADD- trict had declared an impasse, a salary schedule that reinstalled “unexpected windfall” in May ING AGRICULTURE TO SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS; AMENDING ARTICLE 4 something that has only hap- the performance pay schedule. and June 2015. he referred to ADDING AGRICULTURE TO THE APPROPRIATE SECTIONS; AMENDING pened once before in the history The performance pay schedule the tax sale certificates from the ARTICLE 6.09.02 ADDING AGRICULTURE TO THE CONDITIONAL USE of the school district. However, had been removed by the district Navarre Beach Leaseholders CRITERIA; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN in the end the union still rejected in our December 2014 nego- court case being decided by the EFFECTIVE DATE. the latest offer from the district tiations, to give us another year Florida Supreme Court in favor by the time the Monday evening to get everything worked out. of the county. He also pointed Ordinance No. 3: meeting was over. A state-ap- There are no benefits attached to to an unexpected increase in pointed magistrate will hear a one-time bonus and will not be funding from a bill written and AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMEND- both sides in an open meeting in in our paychecks next year,” she sponsored and pushed through ING ORDINANCE 2003-25; SUBSTANTIALLY AMENDING CHAPTER 4- Milton. said. She pointed out that a bo- the Florida legislature by Sena- TRANSPORTATION; AMENDING CHAPTER 5 HOUSING; AND SUBSTAN- Chavers and the union’s bar- nus has nothing to do with salary tor Don Gaetz. TIALLY AMENDING CHAPTER 11, INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT; PROVIDING gaining team and some mem- issues they are dealing with. But Wyrosdick also told mem- FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. bers of the union showed up “We have been to the table bers in attendance Monday that Monday to listen to what the with the district 33 times in an these were not “recurring” rev- district’s negotiators had to say attempt to conclude the 2014- that might be different than the enues, so the district could not 2015 school year contract,” The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above sched- offers made over the past 18 use them to promise annual raise Chavers said. uled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, months. The contract teachers increases beyond this year. He She said it now looks like the Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings and educational support staff said more than once that he and Impasse hearings will be held in & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl .gov approximately 1 week are working under currently is the board want to give as much September to see what an impar- prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be one that expired in August 2014 to their employees as they possi- tial magistrate will recommend. heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice – over a year ago. bly can, but are not in a financial The only issues left unresolved that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County The union members found position to offer a guarantee of are money and salary issues. Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it out Monday night that the main more salary increase than origi- 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 proceed- ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their Woman who dragged offi cer sentenced appeal is to be based.

Staff reports officer as well as a host of other charges. Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reason- Amy Lee Giorgio will spend 15 years in prison On Jan. 15, Sgt. Tatro stopped Giorgio on sus- able modifi cations for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County for fleeing a traffic stop on January 15 that resulted picion of DUI. When he believed she was about Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the in Sgt. Kerstan Tatro breaking his arm. to flee, he reached in to grab her keys but Giorgio Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours Giorgio was facing up to 50 years in prison. stepped on the gas, trapping Tatros’ arm inside the in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. Gulf Breeze Police Chief Robert Randle said Gior- car until he broke free and fell to the ground. gio will have to serve 85 percent of her sentence, The entire incident was captured on Sgt. Tatro’s LEGAL 26719 Gulf Breeze News 8/27/15 or 12 years, for her actions that day. vehicle camera, including when Tatro’s daughter Circuit Judge Gary Bergosh sentenced Giorgio, recognized the fallen officer and stopped to help 31, for aggravated battery upon a law enforcement along with several bystanders.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 27, 2015 9A Eagle Scout’s reef project honors scout laws told in the beginning by many that BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News the process of just the permitting [email protected] alone would be too much to handle. Linkous said he wanted an Eagle Boy Scout Ben Linkous of Gulf Scout project that would “make a dif- Breeze Troop 417 took on one of the ference in the community for years most challenging Eagle Scout proj- to come,” and he was successful. ects the International Boy Scouts Each reef ball features a plaque have ever seen -- getting some very featuring one of the Boy Scout large reef balls built and then getting laws: A scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, them dropped off a barge into Santa Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Rosa Sound, near Ft. Pickens. The reef balls will help make an Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, artificial reef beneficial to not only Clean and Reverent. marine life but also for study and en- Linkous had help with his proj- joyment of local residents and tour- ect by securing grants and dona- ists who will use the reef for snorkel- tions from Gulf Breeze Optimist ing and research. Club, Gulf Breeze Rotary Club, Gulf Submitted photos It was an exciting day for all the Breeze Sertoma Club, Gulf Breeze Troop 417 was on hend to help Ben Linkous prepare his reef balls for deposit into Santa Rosa Sound. Each plaque features one Will Do, Robert Turpin and Dale of the Boy Scout Laws. Scouts involved, but especially for Linkous and his family after being Minnick as well as many others.

Troop members and family members on hand to see the reef balls placed into the water included, The project took over a year to complete, and Linkous had help from members of his troop, as well as from left, Luke Grubbs, Christian Grimes, Clayton Linkous, Ben Linkous, Robert Turpin, Captain Dave assistance from Dale Minnick of Pensacola, who used his barge and knowledge to help the Scouts get and Bill Smith. the reef balls into the water earlier this month. Bible NOTICE OF study will PUBLIC MEETINGS NOTICE OF PROPOSED stream All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county department meetings are held in the County Administrative Center Board Room, live at CLC 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. PROPERTY TAXES Beth Moore’s Marine Advisory September 1 5:00 p.m. ‘Living Proof’ Tourist Development North End Committee September 3 8:30 a.m. CORRECTION will air Sept. 12 Economic Development Oice, 6491 Caroline St., Suite 4, Milton Commission Committee September 8 9:00 a.m. Gulf Breeze United Methodist Public Hearing on FY15/16 Tentative Budget September 8 6:00 p.m. Church will be hosting a live In- Tourist Development South End Committee September 9 9:00 a.m. ternet streaming event featuring life-transforming Bible teaching Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre with popular women’s author Building Code Board of Adjustments September 9 Cancelled and speaker, Beth Moore. The Living Proof Live Si- Commission Regular September 10 9:00 a.m. The Notice of Proposed Property Taxes mulcast kicks off on Saturday, Zoning Board Meeting September 10 6:00 p.m. Sept. 12 at 9:30 a.m. and ends at RESTORE Council September 14 3:00 p.m. 4:15 p.m. Tickets are $10 cov- (TRIM notice) for the ering one full day of music and Fire Department Executive Group September 14 6:30 p.m. worship; sessions led by Beth Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest Rd, Milton Midway Fire District Moore; and opportunities for fellowship with other women Final Public Hearing on FY15/16 Tentative Budget September 15 6:00 p.m. indicated an incorrect public hearing date/ from the community. The event Tourist Development Council Board Meeting September 16 8:00 a.m. will be held at the Soundside Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre location where tickets may be time of September 8 2015 at 7pm. purchased. Special Zoning Board Meeting September 17 6:00 p.m. The event both challenges Commission Committee September 21 9:00 a.m. and encourages women to grow Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board September 23 8:30 a.m. deeply in their faith. Join 250,000 women around the world for this Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton live, global, Internet streaming Parks and Recreation September 23 5:30 p.m. event. The simulcast gives your A public hearing on the proposed taxes church a front-row seat to one- Commission Regular September 24 9:00 a.m. of-a-kind Bible teaching and Special Local Mitigation Strategy September 24 1:30 p.m. life-changing worship. and budget will be held on: Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Commission Special – Rezoning Meeting September 24 6:00 p.m. Want to go? Tourist Development North End Committee September 28 8:30 a.m. Living Proof Live Economic Development Oice, 6491 Caroline St., Suite 4, Milton September 9, 2015 Simulcast Tourist Development South End Committee September 29 8:30 a.m. with Beth Moore at 7PM Saturday, Sept. 12 Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Gulf Breeze United 1322 College Parkway Methodist Church If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommo- 4115 Soundside Drive, Gulf dation in order to participate in a public hearing you are enti- Breeze tled to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Gulf Breeze FL 32563 REGISTRATION Tickets sold Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. Agen- - 7 p.m. and Sunday from 9 das and minutes are also available at www.santarosa.l.gov. All a.m. - 12 p.m. meetings held in the Board Room are recorded on DVD and Legal 26716 Gulf Breeze News Aug. 27, 2015 For more information about available for purchase and most can be viewed live and/or re- this event, please email played at this web site by selecting the meeting from the main [email protected]. page.

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A fresh idea for Gulf Breeze Weekly farmer’s market launches at the Community Center

Last Tuesday the inaugural Market in the Breeze opened to “I think this is a direct refl ection of our communi ty’s support large crowds supporting the open-air fresh market. Dozens of of small businesses and entrepreneurs, with the added excitement vendors displayed their homemade and home grown goods, from of fi nding unique items and special treats.” fresh farm produce to arts and crafts. Local businesses and service Market in the Breeze is scheduled to take place every Tuesday providers also display their products. from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Community Center parking lot. “The opening day of Market in the Breeze not only brought Vendor applications can be picked up at the Gulf Breeze Area out an incredible number of vendors but also shoppers,” said Gulf Chamber of Commerce. Breeze Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kristen Loera.

photos by Melanie Kormondy Dr. Robert Randel proudly displays his fresh produce from Gulf Locally made and jarred salsa, pickles and jams can be found at the Market in the Breeze. Olivia O’Hera from Whimsical Wares Breeze Gardens. sells her homemade creations.

Ceremony tonight Grant reduces for WWII vets spay/neuter fees All veterans of World War Carmichael entered the Army II are invited to attend an Aug. as a private and retired as a colo- 27 ceremony honoring them nel. Florida Animal Friend Income-based need will be more information on FAF vis- for their service to the United The “Heroes Among Us awarded a $25,000 grant to determined by: (a) applicant’s it http://fl oridaanimalfriend. States. “event is free and open to the the Pensacola Humane Soci- participation in a government org/. The event, part of the nation’s public. It’s part of a monthly se- ety which will reduce spay/ program such as SSI, SSID, The Pensacola Humane commemoration of the war’s ries that salutes Northwest Flor- neuter fees for low income SNAP, WIC, or TANF or an Society is a not-for-profi t, conclusion 70 years ago, will be ida residents from all branches residents to only $5 per ani- unemployment benefi ts letter; no-kill shelter for homeless, held at 6 p.m. Aug. 27 at Veter- of military service. Organized mal. Beginning September 1, or (b) a 2014 W-2 form show- neglected and abandoned cats ans Memorial Park in downtown by the Marine Corps League, J. all income-qualifi ed Escam- ing yearly gross income of and dogs. The Barbara Grice Pensacola. R. Spears Detachment 066, it is bia and Santa Rosa residents less than $35,000; or (c) a cur-Memorial Spay and Neuter The main speaker will be Col. held at Veterans Memorial Park are eligible for this assistance, rent (within 60 days) pay stub Clinic provides low-cost sur- Donald Carmichael, an Army at Ninth Avenue and Bayfront which further reduces the cost showing amount of pay that, geries for the pets of all resi- veteran who served in World Parkway. of surgeries at the Barbara when annualized, amounts to dents regardless of income or War II, Korea and Vietnam. he organization collected Grice Memorial Spay and less than $35,000. county of residence. Both are Carmichael, who lives in $45,000 in donations for its “Ma- Neuter Clinic. Florida Animal Friend is a located at 5 North Q Street, Loxley, Ala., fought from Nor- rines In Distress” fund, which Applicants must provide not-for-profi t organization de- Pensacola. mandy to the Elbe as part of his helps veterans who need assis- a current (within 60 days) voted to helping fund costs of For more information on service in World War II. During tance. Tax-deductible donations utility bill with their name spaying and neutering home- PHS and the spay/neuter and service address located less pets by awarding grants. clinic visit http://pensacola- the Korean confl ict, he served for the “Marines in Distress” in the Chorwon and Kumwah Fund can be sent to:Edward in Santa Rosa or Escambia The grants are funded through humane.org/spay-and-neuter- valleys and he was deputy com- Rouse, C.P.A., 6825 Oak Street, County, a valid photo ID, and the sale of the Florida Ani- resource/barbara-grice-me- mander of a task force in Viet- Milton, FL 32570. Checks pay- proof of income-based need. mal Friend license plate. For morial-spay---neuter-clinic. nam in 1967-68. able to: MCL DET #066

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 27, 2015 Gators hope new coaches’ pedigree changes fortunes Former Saban assistant McIlwain takes over at University of Florida

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Editorial Note - The following is Parker pops the seventh of an eight-part series Parker Baynes scores one of his two previewing college football teams touchdowns in the Dolphins’ 24-14 throughout the region. This week, we win Friday at Fort Walton. Baynes focus on Florida. had four catches for 65 yards for the Dolphins, who open the season Friday at Choctaw. If there’s one thing Jim McElwain is use to, it’s winning. McElwain, entering his 20th year of coaching, dating back to his graduate Games assistant days at Eastern Washington, was the offensive coordinator on three of Alabama’s national championships (2009, ‘11 and ‘12), with the Tide rolling over the start Gators in the ‘09 SEC title game. McElwain then went on to his fi rst ever head coaching job at Colorado State, Photo courtesy of Jay Metz/University of Florida Athletics counting where he led the Rams to a 10-2 record last Har(d) to beat year and the 13th-best team in the nation Vernon Hargreaves III (1) is one of seven starters back on defense for Florida fi rst-year coach Jim McElwain. in total offense (498 yards per game. “I just want to say what an honor it is Friday to be back in the SEC and how humbling OFFENSE “At the end of the day, it’s the one who is producing it is to be the head ball coach with the Nussmeier will be tasked to get the University of Florida,” McElwain said BY JASON THOMPSON Gators offense back to respectablity. Florida and the team is moving the ball and creating some at last month’s SEC Media Days. “It’s Gulf Breeze News fi nished last year 12th in the Southeastern explosive plays for you offensively.” [email protected] something you dream of as you go Conference (out of 14 teams) in total offense – Jim McElwain through this profession, and I can’t tell (367.6 yards per game), 12th in touchdowns University of Florida head coach, in an interview with It’s been a while since the Dolphin you how honored and excited I am to (44) and 13th in total yards (4,411) and total Gatorzone.com on the battle for the starting quarterback position football team has felt this good. have this opportunity.” offensive plays (641). With a win over Rocky Bayou in an offi cials clinic August 14, followed by a 24- 14 win over Fort Walton Friday, Gulf Breeze COACHING QUARTERBACKS RUNNING BACKS WIDE RECEIVERS hopes those winning ways continue. McElwain isn’t the only coach on his Jeff Driskell started six games The Gators lost Matt Jones (817 Whether it’s Harris or whether it’s The Dolphins open the 2015 regular staff with Alabama connections. last year, but has since transferred to yards on 166 carries, six touchdowns), Grier, the Gator starting quarterback will season tomorrow night at Choctaw. Before Geoff Collins was the Louisiana Tech. who was drafted in the third round by have several experienced targets to throw Kickoff is at 7 p.m. defensive coordinator at Mississippi Treon Harris, as a freshman, led the the Washington Redskins, but they have to, led by junior Demarcus Robinson (53 “What I’m most proud of is that half of State (where he led the Bulldogs to the Gators to a win over Tennessee (after a solid starting candidate in Kelvin catches, 810 yards, seven touchdowns). our coaches are volunteers or go to school best red zone defense in the country Driskell was benched), a win over Georgia Taylor. The son of former Florida great Also returning are senior LaTroy full time and players playing other sports last year, as well as a top-10 scoring and close losses to South Carolina and Fred Taylor, Kelvin averaged 4.9 yards Pittman (15 catches, 164 yards in nine plus jobs,” head coach Chris Nemith said of defense), he was Alabama’s Director Florida State. Despite that, McElwain a carry last year (565 yards on 116 starts) and junior Ahmad Fulwood (12 of Player Personnel in 2007. Collins is said redshirt sophomore Will Grier held a carries), with six touchdowns. catches, 199 yards in fi ve starts). the team’s progress since the spring game. Florida’s new defensive coordinator. Gulf Breeze, originally slated to slight edge at the end of spring practice. Adam Lane (24 carries, 181 yards), who Brandon Powell (15 catches, 147 Doug Nussmeier, before taking over “Hopefully when we get out there in was the MVP of last season’s Birmingham yards, one touchdown) is also expected stay in District 1-5A last spring (for the the offensive coordinatorship at UF, next four years) appealed to play up in August I think that will really tell which Bowl, has been granted a release to transfer to get some touches, as could freshman was Alabama’s OC in 2012-13. one of those guys has elevated not only to another school, leaving Taylor’s backup Antonio Callaway (the 20th-ranked 6A. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B August 27, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Geraghty plays in U.S. Amateur T h e BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News future [email protected] UWF Argo 2015 Gulf Breeze grad started Bryce Geraghty got in one Day last tuneup before the start One on of his college career. It just August happened to be the biggest 17 going Geraghty tournament he’s ever played +4 through in - the U.S. Amateur. four holes, “It was like a PGA Tour with a double bogey and two event, with all the ropes, bogeys. He rebounded by oficials and everything,” theshooting even par the rest of the son of Brian and Renee and day to inish with a 4-over 74. brother of Bree Geraghty On Day two, he bogeyed said. “The courses were in two of the irst three holes, great condition...they treated but inished the front nine the players really well.” at 1-over. He parred four of Geraghty was one of 313 the next ive before inishing golfers that competed in the with a 5-over 75. week-long tournament. He “I learned a lot...I feel next qualiied for the U.S. Amateuryear, I’m going to try and after inishing second at qualify a again,” Geraghty said. Photo courtesy of Tim Casey/University of Florida Athletics qualifying event at Pensacola “It’s probably the longest Mo defense Country Club. course I’ve ever played.” Florida’s leading tackler from a year ago, Antonio Morrison, is back for the Gators. He had 101 tackles in 2014. Florida begins new era in 2015 under coach Jim McIlwain Continue from Page 1B » TIGHT END Florida will have to replace Clay Burton (18 catches, 156 yards, two touchdowns), with the most likely candidate being DeAndre Goolsby, who played in seven games last year.

OFFENSIVE LINE The Gators have only one full time starter back in senior Trip Thurman (10 starts at left guard. Redshirt sophomores Cameron Dillard and Antonio Riles, Jr and sophomore David Sharpe played in a combined 14 games last year, with no starts. Florida should get a boost up front with the arrival of freshman Martez Ivey (6-5, 305 lbs.), the top offensive linemen in the country, according to 247sports.com.

DEFENSE Collins has a little more experience on his side of the ball than Nussmeier does, with at least seven players back that made at least seven starts in 2014. Florida was third in the conference against the run last year (116.2 yards per game). Photo courtesy of Tim Casey/University of Florida Athletics Run Robinson Run 2015 SCHEDULE NEEDED DEFENSIVE LINE Florida has four of its top six receivers S5 vs. New Mexico St. (SEC Network), 6:30 p.m. Florida has two back that started at least returning in 2015, led by leading receiver S12 vs. East Carolina (ESPN2), 6 p.m. 10 games last year - redshirt junior Byran Demarcus Robinson (53 catches, 810 S19 at Kentucky* (SEC Network), 6:30 p.m. yards, seven touchdowns). S26 vs. Tennessee,* TBA SALES ACCOUNT Cox Jr. (four sacks in 10 starts) and Jonathon O3 vs. Ole Miss,* TBA Bullard (started all 12 games, 52 tackles, Keanu Neal (45 tackles, three O10 at Missouri,* TBA including 8.5 tackles for loss). interceptions) logged eight starts at safety, O17 at LSU,* TBA EXECUTIVE while Marcus Maye (62 tackles - third best O31 vs. Georgia (Jacksonville, CBS),* 2:30 p.m. The Gators will also get a boost from N7 vs. Vanderbilt#*, TBA Professional, self-motivated & on team - with ive pass breakups) had seven freshman CeCe Jefferson, the number-two N14 at South Carolina,* TBA organized individual needed at rapidly rated defensive end, according to 247sports. starts between safety and nickel. N21 vs. Florida Atlantic, TBA com. N28 vs. Florida State (Senior Day), TBA growing community newspaper D5 at SEC Championship (Atlanta if nec.), 3 p.m. SPECIAL TEAMS * denotes Southeastern Conference game and entertainment magazine. LINEBACKERS The Gators will havce to replace both #Homecoming Excellent Compensation Package. Florida will have to replace this season’s punter Kyle Christy (44.2 yard per punt #3 overall pick in the NFL Draft Dante average), but have kicker Austin Hardin REQUIREMENTS: Fowler. Senior Antonio Morrison was the back (7-for-10 ield goals, 20 touchbacks in 2014 RESULTS Must possess Gators’ leading tackler a year ago (101 70 kickoffs). A30 vs. Arkansas,* W 45–21 excellent communication skills, The Gators’ top punt/kick returner from tackles) as the team’s weak side linebacker. S6 vs. Eastern Michigan, W 65-0 be computer proficient and have a year ago is gone (Andre DuBose), but S13 vs. Kentucky,* W 36-30 (3 OT) Valdez Showers and Powell had 11 kickoffs S20 at #2 Alabama*, L 42-21 dependable transportation. SECONDARY between them last year. Robinson had three O4 at Tennessee,* W 10-9 O11 vs. LSU,* L 30-27 The Gators will have one of the most punt returns a year ago. experienced secondary corps in the O18 vs. Missouri,* L 42-13 Fax resume to country, led by junior All-American N1 vs. #8 Georgia,* W 38-20 N8 at Vanderbilt,* W 34-10 Gulf Breeze News & Splash! Vernon Hargreaves III (50 tackles, three SCHEDULE N15 vs South Carolina,* L 23-20 (OT) interceptions, two fumble recoveries). The Gators have back-to-back home N22 vs. Eastern Kentucky, W 52-3 850-932-8794 Senior Brian Poole (45 tackles, four games with Tennessee and Ole Miss Sept. 26 N29 at #1 Florida State, L 24-19 or e-mail to interceptions) made a total of 10 starts and Oct. 3 before back-to-back road games J3 vs. East Carolina (ESPN)@, W28-20 [email protected] between corner, nickle and middle linebacker at Missouri and LSU Oct. 10 and 17. They *Conference game @ Birmingham Bowl last year. host Florida State at Nov. 28.

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BY JASON THOMPSON #24 Gulf Breeze News Wahoos 3, Lookouts 1 [email protected] (Thursday):Timothy Adleman CODY REED pitchedinto the eighth inning as The Pensacola Blue Wahoos Pensacolatook the series lead. 6-5, 220 LB. P took three of fi ve from the Lookouts 7, Wahoos 2 AGE: 22 Chattanooga Lookouts last (Friday):Pensacola went 1- week before XXXX the fi rst for-13with runners in scoring A native of Memphis, two of a key fi ve-game series positionas Chattanooga evened Tenn., Reed was selected with the Mississippi Braves. theseries. by the Kansas City Royals At press time, the Wahoos Wahoos 10, Lookouts 6 in the second round (46th led the Braves by a half-game (Saturday) :Pensacola hit home overall) of the 2013 First- Year Player Draft. with 13 games left to play. runsin four different innings, Reed was assigned to Pensacola after Johnny Cueto was Pensacola Blue Wahoos includingthe fi rstone for Phillip 8, Chattanooga Lookouts 4 traded by the Reds to Kansas City. Reed was three minor Ervin(in his third Double-A leaguers involved in the deal, along with Brandon Finnegan (August 18) : BeauAmaral hit game),as the Wahoos won its and Mike Lamb (both are in at Triple-A Louisville). a two-run homer in the sixth fourthseries in their last fi ve. Reed has won three of his first four starts with the inning for some insurance in Mississippi Braves 3, Wahoos, averaging 7 1/3 innings and nine strikeouts. theWahoos' series-opening Pensacola Blue Wahoos 1 win. (Sunday) :Ervin had two of the Lookouts 11, Wahoos 0 Wahoos'three hits, including a 2015 SOUTHERN (August 19): Chattanooga homerfor the second straight scored fi ve in the fi rst, then gameas Mississippi leapfrogged LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS four more in the second as they Pensacolato take over fi rstplace BATTING (AS OF AUGUST 23) rolled over Pensacola to even inthe Southern Division. TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG the series. One last road trip: The Montgomery 4246 626 1125 94 574 447 976 122 .341 .412 .265 Wahoos, after closing out their Chattanooga 4035 621 1049 100 569 499 958 142 .345 .412 .260 Tennessee 4042 567 1047 64 521 500 812 55 .343 .375 .259 series with Mississippi, will hit Birmingham 4066 504 1051 63 465 418 970 117 .332 .370 .258 2015 SCHEDULE the road for a fi ve-game series Mobile 4098 507 1041 71 461 385 919 86 .324 .373 .254 AUGUST with the Jackson Generals. Biloxi 3943 492 1000 51 457 448 790 114 .334 .359 .254 The Generals, who has the Jacksonville 4111 470 1016 67 426 421 866 48 .319 .356 .247 27 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Mississippi 3979 447 977 33 414 393 803 79 .316 .323 .246 28 @ Jackson, 7:05 PM league's worst record since the Jackson 4003 445 976 57 402 440 878 91 .324 .355 .244 29 @ Jackson, 6:05 PM All Star Break, is looking to Pensacola 3943 452 952 74 423 440 930 67 .322 .364 .241 30 @ Jackson, 2:05 PM play the role of spoiler. PITCHING (AS OF AUGUST 23) Jackson won three of fi ve in TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 31 @ Jackson, 7:05 PM early May before the Wahoos Biloxi 71-52 3.21 13 36 909 434 383 73 431 971 took three of fi ve from Jackson Mississippi 64-59 3.50 10 46 1031 492 421 37 441 844 SEPTEMBER Birmingham 64-60 3.57 10 33 1055 501 431 74 405 801 1 @ Jackson, 7:05 PM in late May. Mobile 64-59 3.57 11 36 1010 479 431 61 425 877 3 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM The Wahoo, who end the Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Montgomery 68-56 3.73 9 25 1018 510 458 82 492 1001 4 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM regular season with fi ve against Tennessee 66-58 3.82 7 33 986 512 456 75 451 923 5 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Off a mound? No problem Jacksonville 51-74 3.97 9 33 1021 543 482 82 438 933 6 vs. Mobile, 4:05 PM Mobile, has yet to win a fi ve- Pensacola 56-68 3.99 17 42 1023 518 470 69 469 879 Olivia Printiss, from the pitchers mound, fires a first pitch over the 7 vs. Mobile, 2:05 PM game series from the Baybears Chattanooga 67-54 4.11 12 35 1043 536 482 58 390 812 plate before the start of the Wahoos' game on August 18 as part of yet this season. Jackson 46-77 4.54 10 32 1138 606 537 63 449 861 Gulf Breeze Night. PROMOTIONS IN AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015 STANDINGS Date Opponent Promotion/Event Presented by For SOUTH Thu, Aug 27 Braves College Day DIVISION (AS OF 8-24) Thirsty Thursday Seville Quarter MISSISSIPPI (ATL) 32-24 - MOBILE (ARI) 30-25 1.5 Thu, Sep 3 BayBears Thirsty Thursday Seville Quarter PENSACOLA (CIN) 31-26 1.5 Fri, Sep 4 BayBears FANtastic Friday Select PT BILOXI (MIL) 29-27 3.0 JACKSONVILLE (MIA) 22-35 10.5 Sat, Sep 5 BayBears Fireworks Saturday Woodlands Medical Specialist Sun, Sep 6 BayBears Carrabba’s Italian Grill Carrabba’s Italian Grill NORTH #8 #35 #16 Fan Giveaway Pensacola State College DIVISION (AS OF 8-24) Beau Timothy Daniel McDonald’s Family Sundays Montgomery (TB) 35-22 - Amaral Adleman Wright Military Appreciation McDonald’s Birmingham (CWS) 32-24 2.5 Mon, Sep 7 BayBears Alice in Wonderland Tennessee (CHC) 28-29 7.0 HONORABLE MENTION #12 Joel Bender Chattanooga (MIN) 25-30 9.0 Give Back Monday Jackson (SEA) 17-39 17.5

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Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News 2015 Dolphin football team The 2015 Gulf Breeze High varsity football team will open the regular tonight at Choctaw. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The junior varsity opens the season at Catholic on Sept. 3. Dolphins open season at Choctaw Friday Continue from Page 1B » COACHING RECEIVERS The lone returning starter Nemith is entering his 13th year as GBHS head coach. is junior Daniel Harris, who caught only four passes for 47 The Dolphins have gone 4-6 and 2-8 the last two years after yards (2.24 percent of Phelps' going to the playoffs in 2011 and completions in 2014). Harris is the starting 'Z' 2012 (a fi rst in school history). Nemith will oversee the receiver, with sophomore offensive line and the inside Walter Yates III and junior Charlie Smith backing him up. linebackers. Mike Spencer is With Covell moving to back as offensive coordinator (he the backfi eld, it creates a also coaches the quarterbacks), while Jonny Cook takes over as competition at the 'Y' receiver defensive coordinator (and will between seniors C.J. Williams, Lucas Keigley, junior Jake also coach the defensive backs). Nemith and sophomore Drew French will coach the Matthew Hawkins. running backs, while Harry Junior Parker Baynes, who Heatley (X), Seth Luttrell (H), along with Covell led last year's Keith Curington (Y) and new GBHS coach Justin St. Romain junior varsity offense, leads the way at the 'H' receiver, (Z) will coach the receivers. with junior Logan Green and R.J. Roberts, another fi rst year sophomore Luke Selogy also coach who played at Troy, as well vying for time there. as the Canadian Football League Junior Cole Sheppard, who and the Arena League, will coach missed all last season due to the outside linebackers, while Cliff Marlowe will assist Nemith injury, leads those at the 'X' Lisa Newell Gulf Breeze News with the inside linebackers. receiver, with senior Kendall | Gallagher and Smith also Doug Godwin will coach the looking for time there. 2015 GBHS varsity cheerleaders defensive line. Spencer, Jim Kneeling, from left: Charleen Copen, Skylyr Merchant, Brooke Swearingen (captain), Rabecca Cowen (captain), Maggie Gilbreath (captain), Meredeth and Luttrell will be 'in Malia Rodriguez and Lauren McCleary. Back (from left): Pepper Rice, Hailie Wright, Sydney Sirkis, Andley Segal, Mackenzie Ventura, Kaia the box' during the season. OFFENSIVE LINE Richmond and Sam Motherway. The Dolphins have three returners on the offensive OFFENSE line in senior tackles Anthony LINEBACKERS Gulf Breeze has fi ve starters Harbison and Tommy Hegarty The inside linebacking corps back on offense as they look to and center Nathen Roberts. is an experienced one, with revert to their early 2014 ways. Juniors Wesley Routh and Blake back, along with Nemith, GBHS averaged 39 points per John Learned are the startingGreen and Dobry. Mayes and game in its fi rst fi ve games, but guards, giving GBHS an averageboth Tisdale (junior Bryant, averaged only 17 a game in their of 6 feet, 242 pounds up front.sophomore Jacob). Nemith said fi nal fi ve (losing all fi ve). Seniors Kyle Margert and the younger Tisdale could be the juniors Gavin Mayes, LiamTristan Covell on the defense QUARTERBACK Gesler, Nick Lukkar, Dimitribecause of his versatility. Junior Tyler Phelps returns for Pejic and Drew Drollinger Nemith (83 tackles) and Blake his second season at quarterback. provide the Dolphins some (82) ranked second and third last He is backed up by arguably the depth in the trenches. year in tackles, while Green was most versatile playing on the fi fth (65) and Dobry eighth (47). The outside linebacking corps team in junior Tristan Covell. DEFENSE Phelps fi nished last year ranked consists of Hawkins, junior Gulf Breeze has seven players third in the state in Class 5A in Landon Dermody, sophomore back that made starts on last yards (2,343) and second in yards Luke Selogy and senior Scott year's defense, which gave up per game (243.3) and completions Weaver, a transfer from Navarre. nearly 40 points a game last year, (175). Covell and Phelps led the with 26 being its season low. junior varsity teams to six wins in They return two of their top SECONDARY 2014 and 2013, respectively. three, fi ve of their top eight and The Dolphins have both of its six of their top 10 tacklers from cornerbacks back from a year ago RUNNING BACKS a year ago. in senior Clark Couget and junior GBHS has to replace a near- Matthew deMahy. Both had two Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News interceptions last year and combined 1,200 yard rusher Josh Irby, DEFENSIVE LINE 2015 GBHS football coaching staff who's now at Evangel University to break up 12 passes. Gallagher, The Dolphins will play a 3-4 in Springfi eld, Mo. Yates III, Patrick Williams and Kneeling, from left: Drew French, Mike Spencer and Cliff Marlowe. Back (from left): Justin St. Romain, this season and have Gesler back Outside of Phelps, the Dolphins Harris can all see time there. Harry Heatley, Seth Luttrell, Head Coach Chris Nemith, Jim Meredeth and Keith Curington. at nose. Others that could see have a grand total of three rushing Covell, Baynes and Sheppard time in the defensive trenches yards back from a year ago. Covell can all play safety, along with are Pejic, Lukkar, Drollinger, SPECIAL TEAMS "They've taken the motto "(1A) Northview's got kids is slated as the team's F-Back, with seniors Connor Nitterauer, The Dolphins have back both of effort, execute and fi nish,"that can play for any 6A school senior Chase Blake and junior Ben Routh, Hegarty, Harbison and Jordan Edwards and sophomore sophomore Jacob Tisdale. punter Trey Wright and kicker Nemith said. "They know if around,"it's Nemith said. "They've Dobry backing him up. Dawson Daub. T.J. Brubaker, both seniors. not done right, they expect itgot to kids that can play 6A ball." Baynes, Sheppard, Harris and be done again. They expect to Nemith says he sees a lot of do it over again. There's a lot ofsimiliarities between this group “We can push these kids and they step up to it, where I've had teams in Yates will handle the punt and kick return duties. good things and they understand and his 2011 and 2012 teams. the past that when you push kids to a point and they would fall off. They it's not going to be easy. They "We can push these kids and wouldn't embrace it. They would resist it. This group has the same type know every game's going to be they step up to it, where I've had SCHEDULE a dogfi ght." teams in the past where we push similiarities and personalities (as the playoff teams of 2011 and '12)” Pace, Milton and Navarre Case in point - 4A Walton kids and they just fall off," he – Chris Nemith are GBHS' district opponents knocked off Mosley in kickoff said. "We're executing in a lot GBHS head football coach on the 2015 Dolphins for the next four years in classic action last weekend. of ways, but there's still a lot of District 2-6A, Mosley edged GBHS last year. work left that we need to do."

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 27, 2015 5B GBSA football opens at Bellview Saturday BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] All seven GBSA football teams played in a three-park jamboree at Perdido Saturday, along with Myrtle Grove. Each team played two 25 minute, running clock games, while the juniors played only one, tying Perdido 8-8. White Mini Mites The U7s lost 7-0 and 13-0 to Perdido. The Dolphins recovered a fumble in the irst game. Blue Mini Mites The U8s beat Myrtle Grove 6- 0 before losing to Perdido 6-0. GBSA recovered a fumble against Myrtle Grove, which led to a 33-yard touchdown run. The Perdido game was halted with less than three minutes left due to lightning. White Mites The U9s lost 6-0 and 7-0 to Perdido. GB recovered a fumble in the irst game before driving inside the Perdido 40 in the second before turning it over on downs. Blue Mites The U10s beat Myrtle Grove 12-0 before losing to Perdido 18-13. Perdido won their game with Gulf Breeze on a 20-yard run with 1:10 left. Zavier Hamilton and Logan Wade scored in both games - nice runs with some good blocking from the offensive line of Bruce Hall, Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jack Minor, Tripp Geiger, Brooks Zavier Hamilton scores on a long run for the U10 Blue Mites. A GBSA Blue Mini Mites player collides with a Myrtle Grove ballcarrier Saturday. Brewer, Thomas John Baltz, Jaden Foote, and Andrew Sawarynski, coach Brian Batte said. The extra point against Myrtle Grove game was on a pass from Battle Alberson to Kohen Kemper. Beaux Leidner and Elliot Dunnrreuther both had strong performances at cornerback. White Midgets The U11s lost 12-0 and 15-0 to Perdido - the team that won the league championship while going undefeated. The Bucs scored on a 35-yard pass on fourth down with less than ive minutes left. In the second game, Gulf Breeze drove inside the Perdido 40 before turning it over on downs. Blue Midgets The U12s, with only 13 players, lost 7-0 to Myrtle Grove and 12-7 to Perdido. The Dolphins led 7- 6 with 12:35 left before Perdido scored on a 72-yard run to take the lead for good. Juniors Leonard Brown scored on a 3-yard run with less than seven minutes left and added the two-point run before a 46-yard touchdown run and two-point run with less than a minute and a half left ended the game in a tie. Regular season starts Saturday: All seven teams open the regular season at Bellview on Saturday. Their home opener is Sept. 5 against Milton. Both days Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News the action starts at 9:30 a.m. Sam Lerille sheds a tackle for the Gulf Breeze Juniors Saturday. GB tied Perdido 8-8. Carson Hepworth is wrapped up in a matchup against Perdido.

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 2015 Lady Dolphin v-ball team Kneeling (from left): Olivia Hepworth, Sadie Baltz, Kiersten Ellis, Mady Smith, HASTE MAKES WASTE mond with the ace and shifts to the Sydney Cortez, Allison Von Brock, Olivia Kudrna and Macall Massey. Back (from jack of clubs. left): assistant coach Savannah Lee, assistant coach Nathan Sellers, Maddie Grace South must now go down one McCurdy, Kristen Watts, Julia Denby, Jordan Taylor, Amber Hartley, Mae Ward and regardless of what he does next. He head coach Ryan Davenport. can’t get to his hand to cash the jack of diamonds and discard a club from dummy, and he eventually loses two trumps, a diamond and a club. At first glance, it would appear that the contract failed because East made a good defensive play by ducking the diamond at trick two. But closer examination reveals that South lost the contract at trick one by playing the seven of hearts from dummy instead of the jack. It costs declarer nothing to play the jack rather than the seven, since he will score three heart tricks either way. But the advantage of playing the jack is that South guarantees a second heart entry to his hand later on with either the ace or ten if a defender ducks the king of diamonds at trick two. A declarer who neglects to plan the In the actual deal, declarer wins play must sometimes pay a heavy East’s queen of hearts with the ace and penalty for his negligence. loses the second diamond to the ace. Take this case where West leads a After taking East’s club shift with the heart against four spades. South plays ace, South leads the seven of hearts to low from dummy, winning East’s the ten, cashes the jack of diamonds, queen with the ace, and returns the discarding a club from dummy, and king of diamonds. East defends well easily makes four spades. by ducking, then takes the next dia- © 2015 King Features Syndicate Inc. Lady Dolphin volleyball opens season this week

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News “There’s no doubt that we’ll be back. This [email protected] is an awesome group of girls.” – Ryan Davenport The rafters in the corner of First year GBHS head volleyball coach on bouncing back GBHS cast a shadow over the from missing the playoffs last year (the fi rst since 2007) court. It’s a reminder of the sport’s glorious past. GBHS split a pair of preseason “It’s gonna take us a little Then there’s the banner that matches Saturday in Tallahassee, while to really get into a rotation. isn’t there. Solution, Page 2B » losing to Leon in four games and To have that a #1 lineup as of Last year marked the fi rst time beating Wakulla in three. now, we don’t have that yet,” the GBHS Lady Dolphins didn’t “Even through UF camp, Davenport said. make it to the postseason since Junior Jordan Taylor and 2007. Gulf Breeze had made it we’re defi nitely a good defensive team,” Davenport said. “We’re sophomore Sadie Baltz will vie to at least the regional fi nals fi ve going to work on our offense, for time as middle blockers, while consecutive years. getting better at terminating the Hepworth, juniors Maddie Grace But despite that, fi rst year ball when we get into ‘rally ball’ McCurdy, Mae Ward and Macall varsity head coach Ryan or even terminating a ball after Massey are among the team’s Davenport says his team is serve receive.” outside hitters. Amber Hartley, looking f orward. The back row led by senior one of two returning sophomores, “Our fi rst practice, we set returners Kiersten Ellis and will be an opposite hitter. some team goals for the year. Allison Von Brock. Senior Nathan Sellers is back to help Nothing’s every mentioned newcomer Sydney Cortez will helping coach the varsity and anything about last year,” he also see time in the back row. Steven Clay the freshman team. said. I’m sure they’re thinking This year’s Lady Dolphin about it, because of their goals is Samantha Lee, who spent fi ve squad has six seniors, including years at Navarre, also joins the to beat Mosley. As far as hearing middle blocker Julia Denby. staff, along with 2011 GBHS them talk, I think they’re focused Kristen Watts is back as an grad Jasmine Crowell. on this year.” opposite hitter, while Mady “Every time I introduce her, I Gulf Breeze, opened the make sure that everybody knows 2015 at home against Pine Smith is back at a setter. that she was a senior with that Forest Tuesday (after the GBN’s Smith is one of three setters group that went to state for the deadline), their fi rst match since on the roster, along with junior losing to Mosley in last year’s Olivia Kudrna and sophomore fi rst time,” Davenport said. “It’s cool to have her back.” district semifi nals. Olivia Hepworth.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Volleyball seniors From left: Mady Smith, Kiersten Ellis, Kristen Watts, Julia Denby, Allison Von Brock and Sydney Cortez. WBMS coupon book fundraiser starts next week Woodlawn Beach Middle School will be student rewards, classroom and teacher support conducting its annual campus wide fundraiser, including supplies and equipment, and school from August 31 to September 11. enhancements. WBMS will be selling FundRays savings Please consider supporting Woodlawn through books, which offer valuable coupons to many this fundraiser. Please contact Woodlawn at local eateries and other establishments. 850-934-4010 if interested in purchasing coupon Proceeds from the fundraiser will be used for books!

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