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[email protected] the Federal Emergency Management If a home or business is four feet PREMIUM AT 4 FEET BELOW PREMIUM AT PREMIUM AT 3 FEET ABOVE Association. below the base lood elevation or BASE FLOOD ELEVATION BASE FLOOD ELEVATION BASE FLOOD ELEVATION The rains came. The waters rose. But before rebuilding, homeowners BFE, lood insurance premiums are $9,500/year $1,410/year $427/year Some homeowners lost carpets, furni- should be aware of the Biggert-Waters estimated to be a whopping $9,500 $95,000/10 years $14,100/10 years $4,270/10 years ture, appliances and some lost almost Act of 2012 that may require them to per year for a structure valued at everything they had. elevate their structures or pay jaw- $250,000. That equates to $95,000 The piles of their once-precious be- dropping lood premiums. in lood premiums over a 10-year pe- longings towered over sidewalks and In March of this year, President riod. If a similar home is at BFE, rates right of ways, and workers began cut- Barack Obama made reforms to the are approximately $1,410 per year or BFE BFE BFE ting out sheetrock, suctioning water act but many of the act’s provisions $14,100 over 10 years. However, if a and drying the studs, all in an effort remain. home is three feet above BFE, rates to get back to normal after the lood of Not every home is the same and are reduced to $427 per year or $4,270 April 28-29. lood zones vary. However, the com- over 10 years. Many of those affected did not have mon theme is that reducing your risk *$250,000 building coverage only (does not include contents), AE (high to moderate risk) zone, single-family, one-story structure lood insurance and must repair their without a basement at: 4 feet below Base Flood Elevation (BFE); at BFE; and at 3 feet above BFE. (Rating per FEMA lood insurance of looding will save homeowners See Increase Page 2A » manual, October 1, 2012). The illustration above is based on a standard National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) deductible. Residents wait for answers Standing water still visible in many neighborhoods
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To say that Santa Rosa County was hit hard by the storms that closed out April would be an understatement. Devastated would be a more apt a word; and even though two weeks have passed, there are still pockets of the county whose saturation point remains dangerously high. All of which make residents understandably leery of any storm clouds, on high-alert for any reports of incoming rain. After all, where would the water go, when the drain- age system is already at full capacity, and not enough time has passed to repair the damage that’s already been done? Such were the concerns posed by residents of Gulf Breeze and the surrounding areas of Santa Rosa and Es- cambia counties as the sunny days that inally graced the panhandle faded under foreboding storm alerts last week- Picking up the pieces end. One particular area of concern was The Ranchettes subdivision, where streets remained underwater even af- A resident walks down Dracena Way, one of the hardest hit areas hit by the April 28 rain storm in Gulf Breeze. After the ter a full week had water receded, residents piled up all of their damaged belongings to be picked up by garbage trucks. (Photo by Mathew Pellegrino) gone by. “Many See Lynchard Page 2A »
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» Continued from Page 1A ment regulations that are now required,” adds County Engi- of those subdivisions are older, neer Roger Blaylock. “That area Calendar of Meetings built before there were good has essentially become a bowl, storm drainage systems in place; a topographical basin, where and we’re working on getting the water collects,” he explains THURSDAY, MAY 15 them retroitted,” explains San- further. “The unprecedented GBA Chamber Business After Hours, ta Rosa County Commissioner amount of rain that fell even 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., K9 Splash-N-Dash Lane Lynchard. “There are still before the loods meant that the Flood Mitigation Assistance Workshop, a great number that we haven’t soil was already saturated; and 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Room been able to address yet, but all that, combined with the lack of of the ones we’ve updated and topography to drain the water, retroitted since last year have caused the water to stand with- MONDAY, MAY 19 been handling drainage quite out anywhere to run off.” Commissioner Committee, 9 a.m., SRC successfully,” he continues. Lynchard’s initial post-storm Administrative Center, Board Room Nevertheless, one thing remains ride through the area met with GAB Chamber Executive Board Mtg, glaringly obvious: “With all of challenges, as the depth of the 4 p.m. - 5 p.m., GBA Chamber this increased rain activity, even water made the roads through City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze those systems have been over- the older subdivision impass- City Hall, Council Chambers whelmed. The county engineer able. “The county has been try- has been working with us, try- ing to monitor the situation as WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 ing to come up with some solu- best as we can,” Lynchard says. Tourist Development Council, 3 p.m., tions that will alleviate this kind “Two days after the storm, we SRC Chamber of Commerce of thing in the future.” had the National Guard avail- Even the best-laid plans, how- able, because some of the peo- ever, aren’t always fool-proof. ple over there were not able to “You can’t solve problems on get in and out of The Ranch- the scale of what happened,” ettes subdivision, and we had Lynchard says. “The amount of the high-wheeled vehicles that File Photo rain that we received was such were available to assist anyone that there’s not a retention pond that was unable to get in and Back in April, a rainstorm devastated several homes in the Ranchettes while the most recent flood caused more flooding big enough to hold all of the out.” Help came from more in the subdivision. water, and a lot of what we’re local sources, as well: “The dealing with is the sheer magni- ire department made rounds to come up with some long term been removed during the pro- tude of the rainfall. It was such through some of the heaviest solutions for that,” Lychard cess of repairs.” an unusual event, and it fell on hit areas that were inaccessible, says, on a more hopeful note. Hopefully, things will have already saturated ground,” he trying to make sure that people “FEMA is offering individual a chance to improve before observes. “It’s taking time for had their basic needs taken care assistance, so any affected hom- any more damage is done to the waters recede, and we’re of and getting them in or out eowners are encouraged to call the area, but that remains to be looking at The Ranchettes as of the subdivision,” Lynchard and apply. At the last Commis- seen. “The county is in remedi- one of the areas that we know says. Unfortunately, with condi- sioners’ meeting, we discussed al mode now,” Lynchard says. has historically had looding is- tions being as dire as they were, debris removal, coming around As efforts continue, the drying Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report sues.” even pumping the water from to the affected neighborhoods streets are a reassuring sight. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. “The Ranchettes and subdi- the streets was not an option. to assist people with hauling off But watchful eyes keep their visions like it were constructed “There was simply no place to things like damaged sheetrock, focus on the skies, hoping that years ago, preceding any of the pump more water,” he says. insulation, carpeting, and the recent events will not be recur- FELONIES current storm water manage- “We’re going to be working demolition materials that have ring problems. 5/6/2014 DUIS Turnipseed, Patrick 5/6/2014 Michael, W/M, 19, 1000 block Casey, Renee Joann, W/ Players Club Cir., Gulf Breeze, F, 19, 6000 block Liberty St., Increase could affect many probation violation Navarre, DUI Cox, Kenneth Stuart, W/ » Continued from Page 1A impact on the city and county n The inancial conse- know their current lood zones 5/7/2014 M, 69, 7000 block Navarre Pkwy., Navarre, DUI budget. quences of not having lood and the minimum required el- Alcantara, Nicole, NMN, W/F, 33, 7000 block Decisions about rebuilding The decisions you make now insurance coverage could be evation for construction. Some - Pepperwood Dr., Navarre, 5/9/2014 on grade or elevating to above can help provide a safer, stron devastating if another lood oc- of this information may change ger future for you and your based on the recent lood, and battery McMullen, Sean Patrick, BFE could reduce or avoid fu- curs. family. If you decide to repair FEMA is working to update Schuster, Scott Chadwick, W/M, 44, 2000 block Oak ture lood loss and reduce the Base lood elevation is or rebuild, homeowners should the lood insurance rate maps W/M, 35, 5000 block Charter Ridge Dr., Gulf Breeze, DUI impact on your inances. shown on the Flood Insurance consider these facts, from the nationwide. Cir., Gulf Breeze, larceny, pass Rate Map, or FIRM. High risk Another impact is the loss of FEMA website: The Florida legislature re- forged 5/10/2014 value on a house that is below n The risk you faced yester- lood zones A and V indicated cently passed a bill that will al- Morris, BFE in a lood zone. day might not be the same risk the water surface elevation re- low private insurers to provide 5/8/2014 Nicole Rae, “This could have an adverse you face today or in the future. sulting from a lood that has a alternatives to the National Bolton, Casey Irene, W/ W/F, 33, impact on market value,” Greg n By rebuilding higher, you one percent chance of equaling Flood Insurance. As of press F, 26, 1000 block Summit Ln., 7000 block Brown, Santa Rosa County can reduce, or perhaps avoid, or exceeding that level in any time, the bill had not been Gulf Breeze, obstructing justice East Bay Blvd., Navarre, DUI Property Appraiser, said, and future lood loss and reduce the given year. signed by Governor Rick it could therefore a negative impact on your inances. Homeowners are advised to Scott. Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are 5/12/2014 public record and do not imply guilt. Norman, Elizabeth Ann, All suspects are presumed innocent W/F, 29, 2000 block Ferris Dr., until proven and/or adjudicated County OKs special garbage pickup Navarre, probation violation guilty in a court of law. The Santa Rosa County Commission and electronics. No household hazardous l Construction & demolition debris approved lood debris pickup in the un- waste, household garbage or yard debris – furniture, carpet, tile, steel, glass, brick, incorporated areas of Santa Rosa County will be collected. Flood debris must be concrete, asphalt roofing material, pipe, at the May 8 commission meeting. Crews placed on the curb by Sunday, May 18. gypsum wallboard, lumber or anything from the Santa Rosa Public Works de- Residents should avoid placing debris near used in the construction, renovation, and partment began picking up sorted debris power poles, ire hydrants, water meters, demolition of a structure. placed curbside last Friday. Residents who mail boxes or other utilities. Crews are not l White goods – washers, dryers, re- do not live in the cities of Gulf Breeze or allowed on private property so all debris frigerators, ranges, microwaves, water Milton can call (850) 626-0191 to sched- must be in the right-of-way area, typically heaters, freezers, small AC units from your friends at Gulf Breeze News ule a pickup. the area from a power pole to the curb. l Electronics – T.V.s, computers, Accepted debris includes furniture, Debris must be sorted and placed curb- monitors, fax machines, stereos, speak- construction and demolition, appliances side in the following categories: ers, etc. May 15 Beverly Nall County to host FLASHBACKS May 18 Amy Brown workshop at TPCC 30 Years Ago $2 million. May 17, 1984 Kristina Spencer The Santa Rosa County sales tax to fund a new judicial 10 Years ago Julian Cousins Board of Commissioners will center, voters will have the op- Two new officers were May 13, 2004 hold a workshop on the pro- tion of voicing their preference hired at the Gulf posed new judicial center Tues- for a U.S. Hwy. 90 or yet to be Breeze Police Station. Sally Jesmonth was May 19 day, May 27 at 6 p.m. at the selected East Milton location. One of which, Lynn awarded a National Tiger Point Community Center Once the site selection pro- Elizabeth Doyle, was Merit Scholarship end- Carina Hearn located at 1370 Tiger Park Lane cess is completed, the next step the first female police ing the 2003-2004 in Gulf Breeze. The meeting in the process is the primary de- officer in Gulf Breeze. school year. She was Bob Hahn will include a brief presenta- sign phase. In this phase, design the only student in tion on the process to construct plans and cost estimates will be 20 Years ago Santa Rosa County to a new judicial center to date, developed for the two potential May 19, 1994 receive that award in overview of potential sites in locations – the previously se- 2004. Congratulations to this Week’s Winner East Milton, followed by an op- lected U.S. Hwy. 90 property Gulf Breeze High Kristina Spencer • May 18 portunity for comments from and the yet to be selected East School seniors were the public. Milton site. During this phase, recognized for receiv- — By Mary Tran Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre or Pensacola In March, the board agreed to costs and quality standards will ing a record amount Museum of Art tickets. Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf add a location preference option be set, the image of the judicial of scholarships, being Breeze News Office by May 29th to the proposed judicial center center will be selected and ba- awarded more than Register your birthday on our facebook page. ballot. In addition to selecting sic loor plans and design will if they support a local option be approved.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 15, 2014 3A Churches give back in time of need
BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News [email protected]
“I just stopped crying yester- day” Those words came from Green Briar Parkway resident K.J. Chafen on Monday as she stood behind the First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze waiting for her clothes to wash inside a mobile clothes cleaning unit pro- vided by the Salvation Army of Texas. The unit was placed at the church for residents to wash and dry their clothes for free follow- ing the storm that ravished the area over two weeks ago. Just a week earlier, Chafen-- a former Arkansas resident-- was wading through knee-deep sew- age collecting her belongings and picking up what was left of her rental home. With nowhere to go, the resident waited for help to come along. And it did— in the form of volunteers. “These people reached out there hands to us and invited us into their homes and fed all of us out there,” Chafen said of First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze whose volunteers scoured the Kids Cut $10 WALK INS Green Briar Pkwy. area to help Mens Cut $14 WELCOME! residents following the lood. Green Briar Pkwy. was one of DARLENE WARNER the hardest hit areas in the county Barber/Stylist following the storm, and Chafen by Appt 850.934.8306 | 850.517.5319 3238 Fordham Pkwy | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 said when no one else showed up Mon-Fri 9 to 5:30 | Sat 9-12 to rescue her and her roommates, local churches stepped up to the plate. “I’m from Arkansas, I have no one here,” Chafen said. “These Karen Kennedy, MD people adopted me when I had Gynecology Board Certified | Registered Pharmacist nobody.” Laura Sigler, ARNP The resident said church vol- Certified in Women’s Health unteers took her into their home Options for Gynecologic Issues O Management for Urininary O Hormones and fed her and helped her get Incontinence O Ultrasound O Birth Control Options O Pelvic Pain back on her feet. 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 “Last Wednesday (May 7), I Dr. Karen Kennedy 7552 Navarre Pkwy. #18 Navarre, FL 32566 we got everything out (of the www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 home),” Chafen said. What was left was very few belongings. The resident said she was forced to abandon her Photos by Mat Pellegrino | GBN belongings when the county Above, church volunteer David came out and told her she could Melton helps K.J. Chafen work no longer live in the home last the washers inside the mobile week. washer/dryer unit provided by On Monday she was out at the Salvation Army of Texas. the church thanking them, once Top, Marines line up for grub inside the St. Ann Catholic again, for what they did, and Parish cafeteria on Friday. Shop Stylish continue to do for her. The resi- dent brought what clothes she Spring Fashions! had left to wash in the Salva- M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. tion Army mobile washer/dryer Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. units, which were dispatched to the church after Tide’s Loads (850) 934-0492 of Hope cancelled their plans to (on Green Briar Pkwy.). I have www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com come to bring their mobile units no one here,” Chafen said. Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL to the church last week. The resident said United Way “We have three washers and of Santa Rosa County helped dryers out here,” said church vol- put her up in a motel room at the unteer David Melton who was Quality Inn and Suites while she out at the unit helping assist resi- worked to collect the belongings dents wash their clothes. “The inside her home. Tide Loads of Hope truck got di- Pensacola Beach’s Worship on the Water, a church that Chafen Mayor Beverly Zimmern listens on as Staff Sergeant Steven Mach- verted to tornado (struck) areas. erone speaks about the progress the military personnel are mak- The Salvation Army had this had only been attending for a ing in helping restore the city. one, and they brought it out.” month also reached out to her, The truck was up and running following the news of her loss. by 9 a.m. on Monday and was “They are feeding me twice it into high gear feeding residents The church had been receiving scheduled to be at the church un- a day and giving me coupons and volunteers helping residents cash donations to provide food til Wednesday. to Chick-il-A and McDonalds. after the lood. for the Marines, and a volunteer Other residents like Blake Right now, they are trying to ind When Marines stationed at stated they would be feeding the Fincher were out washing what me a place to stay,” Chafen said. NAS Pensacola came to help city Marines as long as they planned was left of his clothes follow- “I’ve never seen this much out- residents clean out their homes, to be in the area assisting. ing the storm after his home was pouring of God in my life.” volunteers at the perish stepped The church is currently in looded on Warrick Street, an- up to feed them twice a day. need of any donations to help other street that was hard hit dur- St. Ann feeds On Friday, the Marines en- feed families affected by the ing the storm. tered the church’s cafeteria, this lood and those out helping- peo Meanwhile, Chafen waited those in need time met by Gulf Breeze Mayor ple rebuild following the lood. for her clothes to wash. Beverly Zimmern and City Man- To ind out how you can help “For a while there we really St. Ann Catholic Parish was ager Edwin “Buz” Eddy thanking St. Ann Catholic Parish, call did feel like the forgotten ones another local church that kicked them for what they were doing. 932-2859. 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BY NICK GUNTER ing it easy to pass out food and Gulf Breeze News other items in the heat.” [email protected] Hill, who was on hand at the event said people were thankful Some help came to those in for the program. need last Thursday at the Winn- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee “Everyone was extremely No Extra After-Hours Fees • 24/7 Emergency Services Dixie on Highway 98 when Farm helpful and recognized that this Servicing the Northwest Florida Area Share, partnered with Rep. Mike was an effort to give back to Call 850-937-2667 or visit Hill and Rep. Doug Broxson, those who need it most,” Hill www.onehouremeraldcoast.com Great Deals on Duct provided food, water and other said. Cleaning and Sealing! essential products to families af- Licensed, Boned & Insured When you needs us, One Hour is here to help. fected by the recent lood. License#CAC058469 ©2014 ClockworkIP,LLC The disaster relief event took place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on We were trying to Thursday, May 8. Members of Law Office of Sherry Ivey Jones the community were provided pass around hope. ALL CRIMINAL DEFENSE with fresh produce, canned and sijoneslawfirm.com dried food, water, juice, baby diapers and other necessities. The sponsors wished to al- – Rep. Doug Broxson leviate a sense of desertion and Santa Rosa County hopelessness that seemed to be commissioner , on Farm Share event 69 Bay Bridge Drive ● Suite B setting in, according to Rep. Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 Broxson. [email protected] “It was more than just food (850) 934-6554 we were handing out,” says The relief event was one of Rep. Broxson. “We were trying three in the area sponsored by to pass around hope. If you need Farm Share in conjunction with something, we’re here for you.” state representatives. Farm Share With help from surrounding provided relief in Cantonment businesses and church groups, on Saturday, May 10, which was more than 100 volunteers hand- sponsored by Rep. Clay Ingram ed out an astounding 28,000 of District 1. The non-proit or- pounds of products to an esti- ganization also gave assistance mated 1,200 community resi- to the Pensacola community on dents. Monday, May 12, sponsored by Rep. Broxson called it “an Rep. Hill of District 2. incredible display of compas- Rep. Hill and his ofice were sion.” irst introduced to Farm Share Volunteers worked on site late last year prior to holding a from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the hot relief event in January 2014 at sun, serving over 400 families Brownsville Assembly in Pen- without any complications. sacola. Rep. Hill called Farm Ray Millsap, a student pas- Share on Wednesday, April 30, Custom•Remodels•Additions•DisasterReconstruction tor from Momentum Church, and the organization immedi- was there helping hand out bags ately diverted three trucks full of of food to the lines of people product to Escambia and Santa – lines that didn’t stop until the Rosa County. event ended. Established in 1991, Farm “There was no one who came Share is a non-proit organiza- through our line that didn’t get tion that aims to combat hunger tives in the coming months. The local oficials in Escambia and a bag of food,” says Millsap. “I and malnutrition by recovering, next one will be held in June, fol- Santa Rosa counties to assess think the relief effort was orga- sorting, packaging and distribut- lowed by a inal effort in Octo- the short-term and long-term nized really well. There were no ing surplus foods to communi- ber to assist those in the commu- needs for recovery,” says Rep. complaints from what I saw.” ties in need – free of charge. nity who are still in need. More Mike Hill. “We will continue to WayneDavis(850)393.1963 Millsap also says the attitudes There will be two more di- information on those events will be a liaison between state and Serving Gulf Breeze Since 1997 among the sponsors and volun- saster relief events sponsored by be released as it comes in. local governments as the disas- www.buildbellavita.com “We have been working with ter relief efforts continue.” teers were quite positive, “mak- Farm Share and state representa- License#RB0066820
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According to a FEMA agent ® cy will be set up across the four Monday was FEMA’s irst full day at the Community Cen- who was on hand at the recov- l Legal aid services counties that were designated ter. The agency arrived over the ery center on Monday, about 40 l Disaster unemployment Timothy Wise disaster areas by the president weekend and opened for half a people came in to apply for aid l Mitigation Financial Professional (Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton The Prudential Insurance day on Sunday. on Sunday. Of those 40, “100 l Department of and Escambia) for as long as of- Company of America Vargas said the hours of op- percent of them got what they Children and Families icials need them on hand. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway eration during the week are 11 needed,” the agent said. Vargas l Red Cross Suite 10 “We have added two more a.m. to 7 p.m. (as of press time did not have a total number as of l Small Business Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 counties to the disaster declara- on Tuesday). press time. Administration (850) 932-0846 tion, Okaloosa and Walton coun- [email protected] “We urge anyone that was af- Vargas said a total of 26 peo- l Department of Aging ties. There is one (a disaster re- fected by this storm to register ple came out on Saturday when covery center) at the Pensacola the agency did a “soft opening” Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. State College Milton campus as with FEMA. That is the irst “We want to reach as many Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a step in the recovery process,” of the center. On Monday, 60 division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and well,” Vargas said. “We will be survivors as possible,” Vargas contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 Vargas said. “It’s a one stop people came to the community here as long as we are needed.” said. “Sometimes people think shop. Let’s say you work by the center, plus “an additional 15 af- FEMA workers were and still they have very little damage, but state college, then if you have a ter we closed”. are on hand at the Disaster Re- we encourage them to register question about a case or want to The Small Business Admin- John H. Brown covery Center to help people ile with FEMA because they may know what’s going on, then you istration was also on hand to as- for disaster unemployment, legal have more damage than they can come into that particular di- sist people with getting home and aid services and mitigation, just think. It is always important to ELECTRICAL saster recovery center.” business loans if an individual did to name a few. Also the Depart- register with FEMA to see how Vargas said that Santa Rosa not qualify for FEMA assistance. ment of Children and Families much they can qualify for.” CONTRACTOR Aluminum Rewiring Specialist
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Harbourtown Unit #35 BY MARY TRAN Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Intern to Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com “What is the best way to prepare PUBLISHER Lisa Newell for inclement
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Intern Mary Tran “Pray.” SALES Briana Taylor Melinda Medina Janna DeMotts Gulf Breeze OFFICE MANAGER Veterans deserve another former US Doris Pelham ART DIRECTOR Marine as Secretary of Veterans Affairs Nancy Fish
GRAPHIC DESIGN History reveals that the 7, 2008 to serve as Secretary Maite George former Marine Corporal man- of Veterans Affairs. aged the Department of Vet- His nomination was con- CONTRIBUTORS erans Affairs with increased firmed by the Senate on Jan- Betty Archer Allen proficiency over the present uary 20, 2009, and he was Pam Brannon Army General. sworn in as the seventh Sec- “Be prepared with the Jack Kale Jesse Brown was a veteran retary of Veterans Affairs on necessities.” of the United States Marine January 21, 2009. Liesel Schmidt Corps who served as United The United States Depart- Eric Medina Mike Robertson States Secretary of Veterans ment of Veterans Affairs (VA) Gulf Breeze Dr. Robert Randel Affairs under President Bill nominated Edward J. Der- LIFE Memorial Foundation) is a government-run military Clay Bloodworth Clinton from 1993 to 1997. winski as the first Secretary should be created. Brown left veteran benefit system with He was born on March 27, of Veterans Affairs. office in 1997. Brown, Pope Cabinet-level status. It is the 1944, in Detroit, Michigan, In January 1993, Brown and Wilson incorporated the United States government’s and grew up in Chicago, Il- was selected by President foundation in 1998, and Wil- second largest department, Member: linois, graduated with hon- Bill Clinton to the post as the son was named its president. after the United States De- Florida Press Association ors from the City Colleges of second Secretary of Veterans Brown served as the execu- partment of Defense. With National Newspaper Assn. Chicago. Affairs, serving until 1997. tive director of the American a total 2009 budget of about Brown enlisted in the He was the first African Disabled Veterans Disabled $87.6 billion, VA employs Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce United States Marine Corps American to hold that post. for Life Memorial Founda- nearly 280,000 people (most in 1963, and served as a During his tenure, Brown ex- tion until his death. never served in the military), (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) “Always have emergency panded the services offered The three individuals and Pensacola Beach Marine in the Vietnam War, at hundreds of Veterans Af- supplies, water, and watch the to female veterans, home- their supporters began lob- Chamber of Commerce reaching the rank of Corpo- fairs medical facilities, clin- news.” ral. He was seriously injured less veterans and veterans bying Congress to win pas- ics, and benefits offices and Greater Pensacola in 1965 near Da Nang when who were ill due to chemical sage of the necessary federal is responsible for adminis- Chamber of Commerce Susan Willis he was shot in the right arm, exposures in Vietnam or the legislation. tering programs of veter- Gulf Breeze Navarre Tourist which was left partially par- Gulf War. After he resigned Congress quickly approved ans’ benefits for veterans, Development Council alyzed. as secretary, Brown founded the bill, and President Clin- their families and survivors. Santa Rosa County Returning to Chicago in a consulting firm: Brown and ton signed it into law (Public In 2012, the proposed bud- Chamber of Commerce 1967, Brown became active Associates. Law 106-348) on October 24, get for Veterans Affairs was in the Disabled American 2000. After a decade of fund- $132 billion. The VA 2014 Veterans (DAV), a service raising, the memorial began Budget request for 2014 is LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Disabled vets’ construction in 2011. News welcomes your opinion. We and advocacy organization $152.7 billion. This includes reserve the right to edit a letter to fit founded in 1920 to assist dis- memorial It will be dedicated on $66.5 billion in discretionary space available. We do not accept abled veterans. October 5, 2014. Two quota- resources and $86.1 billion letters containing a personal attack He began taking classes at Brown was one of three tions by Brown will be fea- in mandatory funding. on any individual. Letters must be Roosevelt University in Chi- tured on the memorial. The discretionary budget “Have an emergency kit and a people who provided the plan.” limited to one per month from an cago. Moving to the DAV’s impetus for the creation of request represents an in- individual writer. If we receive form national office in Washing- the American Veterans Dis- crease of $2.7 billion, or 4.3 letters, we will print only the first Chris Emredith ton, D.C., he began taking abled for Life Memorial, a Death percent, over the 2013 en- Gulf Breeze one we receive. Include your name, classes at The Catholic Uni- acted level. address and daytime phone number. national memorial in Wash- versity of America. ington, D.C., which honors The bottom-line: Shinseki Brown died in Warren- In 1967, Brown joined the disabled veterans. In 1998, must go. If he does not re- ton, Virginia on August 15, CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze staff of the Disabled Ameri- philanthropist Lois Pope re- sign, Obama must fire him. News is committed to accuracy and 2002, of lower motor neu- can Veterans. He served in alized there was no memorial He has proven over the years wants to hear from you if we need ron syndrome. He had been various supervisory roles to disabled veterans in the that he is unable to handle to make a correction or clarification. diagnosed with amyotrophic with the DAV in the 1970s nation’s capital. Although the job description. Please email us at news@gulf- lateral sclerosis (ALS), com- and 1980s: she did not know him, Pope It has been reported that breezenews.com with the subject monly known as Lou Geh- line CORRECTION or CLARIF- 1973 - Supervisor of Na- called Brown’s Veterans Af- veterans have died while rig’s disease, since 1999. ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 tional Service Office in fairs office to plead for a me- awaiting medical treatment. His funeral was held at the during office hours and ask for Washington, D.C. morial. Deserving benefits are not Washington National Cathe- “Watch the news.” news or sports departments. 1976 - Supervisor of Na- Pope called every day for processed in a timely fash- dral, and he was buried in Ar- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News tional Appeals Office the next six months, until ion. will not be responsible for quality or lington National Cemetery. Echo Emredith 1981 - Chief of Claims, finally Brown’s secretary Daily we see different discoloration in ads provided by the The DAV established the Gulf Breeze National Service and Legis- put her call through. Brown scandals being reported. advertiser or its agents. Jesse Brown Memorial Youth lative Headquarters agreed to support legisla- Most American veteran’s or- Scholarship in his honor. 1983 - Deputy National tion establishing a memorial. ganizations are demanding A single $20,000 scholar- Gulf Breeze News is published Service Director Brown introduced Pope to the ouster of Shinseki, and weekly on Thursdays for $35 per ship is awarded each year to In 1988, Brown became Art Wilson, the National Ad- the alleged corruption. year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. a young individual who has GOD'S WORD the DAV’s first African- jutant (e.g., chief executive Your help is requested. Periodical postage paid at Gulf worked to assist disabled American executive director, officer) of the DAV. The DAV Veterans deserve another for- Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. veterans and advanced the serving until 1993. was itself not a nonprofit, and mer US Marine as Secretary “Charm is deceptive and Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. cause of disabled veterans’ POSTMASTER: Please send The Cabinet-level of the thus Pope and Wilson agreed of Veterans Affairs. Contact beauty is leeting; but a rights. address changes to Gulf Breeze Department of United States that a new foundation, the your US Congressman and woman who fears the Lord is Retired U.S. Army four- News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL Secretary of Veterans Af- American Veterans Disabled Senators. star General Eric K. Shinseki to be praised.” 32562. fairs (VA) was established for Life Memorial Founda- was nominated by President All content is copyrighted 2013. on March 15, 1989, and tion (AVDLMF; also known NOAH H. BELEW Advertising rates are available upon Barack Obama on December — Proverbs 31:30 President George H.W. Bush as the Disabled Veterans’ USMC request.
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decided to make the most of social me- BY LIESEL SCHMIDT Gulf Breeze News dia. “We created a Facebook page, an [email protected] online donation site, and reached out to other Gulf Breeze Dolphins in Orlando. The emotional, physical, and financial From there, we developed the idea of toll precipitated by the April 30 storms having a clothing and toiletry drive,” that plagued the Gulf Coast were nothing he continues. “We wasted no time and short of a national disaster, with flood started the drive the next day. I reached waters rising and causing damages to the out to my fraternity, Sigma Chi, Greek area greater than recent years have seen Life, the school staff and administra- even during hurricanes. Families were tion and my church family at Univer- devastated by losses of homes, automo- sity Carillon United Methodist Church biles, and––in some cases––even lives. in Orlando.” Fortunately, as storm waters receded and “Pensacola is about eight hours away the damages are addressed, assistance from UCF, so news of the floods hadn’t measures have been taken by both gov- really been a huge deal,” notes fellow ernment and private sectors. The com- 2011 GBHS grad Paule. “For Tyler and Tyler Wright munity has pulled together in an effort to me, however, it was important––many and Matt Paule, ease the destruction and try to get things of our childhood friends were left com- UCF students back to normal, and Gulf Breeze resi- pletely homeless and without simple and GBHS dents are feeling the love and support of necessities.” grads, gathered people all across the country. Despite an initially slow start, the clothes and toiletry items Even as residents await official as- duo’s efforts paid off and netted them following the sistance from insurance settlements and appearances on news media outlets storm. government programs, some people are ranging from local broadcast televi- taking matters into their own hands –– sion to public radio. “The drive accom- Submitted Photo literally driving home the needs of the plished more than we could have ever storm victims, delivering hope and help dreamed,” Wright marvels. and hectic––but also some of the most at a time when they are needed most. By the end of their six-day mission, fulfilling and impactive –– days I have The University of Central Florida cam- Wright and Paule had raised more than ever experienced,” he says. “I think it pus in Orlando may be hours and hun- $700 in funds and collected over 800 really changed me and gave me a dif- dreds of miles away from Gulf Breeze, pounds of clothes, 550 toiletry items, and ferent outlook on life. I’ve learned the but when Matt Paule and Taylor Wright more than 150 household items. Wright’s power of a dream and hard work. Most heard reports of the disastrous conditions father drove to Orlando to pick up the importantly, I now realize all of the love, *Ask for details. Max size 3ft. x 5ft. left behind by the storms, the two Gulf donations, which were packed into a U- knowledge, and support that surround me Breeze High School graduates were in- Haul trailer in preparation for their long at all times.” spired to launch a collection drive that trek back to Pensacola, where they would In fact, he’s been inspired to continue would benefit the hurting residents of ultimately be distributed. in future projects like these and said, “I their beloved hometown. “I’m disappointed that I wasn’t person- want to personally thank everyone who “I wanted to help, but I wasn’t exactly ally able to make the delivery,” Wright donated, helped out, or spread the word.” sure what I was going to do,” says Wright, admits. “But I can sleep very comfort- Adds Paule, “It was a huge undertaking, 21. “All I knew was that my heart was set ably at night knowing that the important and we couldn’t have done it without the on making an impact.” After brainstorm- part has already been completed. The help of the UCF and Orlando commu- ing with Paule, the two longtime friends project provided some of the most long nity.” Plan for long-term care costs
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A May 15, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBHS student earns $500 scholarship
S A Each applicant must be a and Science Olympiad team. UBMITTED RTICLE member in good standing of a lo- This year’s recipient of the Gulf Breeze News [email protected] cal church and must maintain a Mark A. Williams Community 2.0 - 4.0 GPA upon graduation. Scholarship (after our Bishop and New Life Deliverance Temple In addition, recipient must be -ac senior pastor) was Kymberlee Church (NLDTC) in Navarre cepted in a college or an approved Blasberg from Calvary Christian recently held their Community post-secondary vocational/tech- Academy in Fort Walton Beach. Scholarship Banquet in honor nical program. Scholarships are This scholarship is awarded to of its irst scholarship recipients, awarded on three levels. students who possess a 2.0 – 2.9 and a Gulf Breezer took home a This year’s recipient of the Mi- GPA. $500 scholarship. The event was chele W. Hill Community Schol- This year’s recipient of the held Saturday, April 26 at at the arship was Nicholas Staviski from Brenda M. Williams Community Hurlburt Field Soundside Club. Gulf Breeze High School. This Scholarship (after our Apostle and The Keynote speaker was Tim scholarship is awarded to students pastor) was Breuna Bishop from Wyrosdick, Superintendent of who possess a 3.5 or greater GPA. Navarre High School. This schol- Schools for Santa Rosa County. Nicholas is the class salutatorian arship is awarded to students who The guest speaker was Joseph and is an Advanced Placement possess a 3.0-3.4 GPA. Breuna Hill, Jr. CEO of the Michele W. Scholar with Distinction. Nico- is dually enrolled with Pensacola Hill Foundation. This year, each Photo by SaWanna Graves | Submitted Photo las earned a varsity letter all four State College and will receive a recipient received a $500 scholar- Back row from left: Apostle Brenda M. Williams, Bishop Mark A. Williams, Joseph Hill Jr. and Tim years of high school in wrestling, high school diploma as well as an ship. Wyrosdick. Front row from left (recipients): Breuna Bishop, Nicholas Staviski, and Kymberlee three in cross country, and one in Associate’s Degree upon gradua- Blasberg. The New Life Deliverance weightlifting. He participated in tion. She is a member of the Phi Temple Church Community student government and is the se- Theta Kappa, National Honor Scholarship Program awards educational goals. This is accom- to graduating high school stu- community service. Although nior class treasurer and the spirit Society and the National Society scholarships annually to local plished through the generosity of dents residing in either Okaloosaacademic achievement is very committee co-chair. He is also for High School Scholars. She students to provide opportuni- donors as well as the support of or Santa Rosa County. Recipi- important, it is equally importanta member of the National Honor is also a member of the Navarre ties and inancial assistance forour community. ents must demonstrate leadership that a scholarship recipient volun- Society and Mu Alpha Theta. He High track and ield team and them to successfully pursue their The scholarships are awarded potential and diversity through teer in their community. was on the Math, Debate, Latin soccer team. Tropicana Speech winners Ceremony venue changed
cause “it came to his atten- out a student who is to receive PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News tion” that one of the students honors cannot attend an event [email protected] to be honored could not attend like this, we try to accommo- at the church due to “personal date in some way so all stu- The Senior Class awards religious beliefs”. dents who should be there can ceremony for Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze High Principal be there.” High School which was sched- Jason Weeks would not say Weeks said the awards uled to take place at St. Ann who the student was or what ceremony had been held in Catholic Church was diverted personal beliefs would be the gymnasium in many past to a different location Tuesday compromised, but told Gulfyears, and many schools do due to a student’s religious be- Breeze News, “When parentshold awards ceremonies in liefs. or students speak to me about school gyms. “In the short Last second, the school de- concerns, they want and ex- time span we had to come to a cided to move the ceremony to pect their concerns to be in decision, this seemed to be the the high school gymnasium. confidence and their children best option for everyone to be The principal said it was be- not brought into it. If we find able to attend,” Weeks said.
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Robert Turpin/Special to the News This year, lionfish are one of the targeted species. Divers will attempt to spear lionfish in an attempt to win the Fishing Rodeo Rodeo’s $1,000 cash prize. is fun for anglers and divers
Gulf Breeze Optimists are expand- optional Captain’s Meeting at Shore- The entry fee of $25 is waived for ing their popular ishing rodeo to in- line Park South in Gulf Breeze at 4 all children 9 and under who have an clude a spear ishing division at this p.m. on Friday, May 16 to answer adult registered for the event. year’s event, which will be held Fri- questions about the rules and regula- Anglers can purchase tickets at day, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 at tions of the rodeo. A marine biologist Gulf Breeze Bait & Tackle, Dizzy Shoreline Park South in Gulf Breeze. will present a seminar on safe han- Lizzy Bait & Tackle, Outcast Bait & It will be the 39th Annual Fishing Ro- dling of lion ish. Tackle, West Marine at W. Barrancas deo. A “Learn to Fish” Kid’s Fishing Avenue, Dive Pros, Scuba Shack, Hot This year promises to be illed with Clinic, co-sponsored by Fish Florida Spots Bait & Tackle, Bay Breeze Div- fun, young and not-so-young anglers, and Bass Pro Shops, will be at Shore- ers, MBT Divers, Tight Lines Bait & and over $6,000 in cash prizes and line Park on Friday, May 16 at 5 p.m. Tackle, Pensacola Beach Charters gift certiicates. Each division winner All kids ages 4 - 14 are welcome. and Half Hitch Bait and Tackle in -Na has the chance to win $1,000. Free hot dogs, hamburgers and soft varre. The Gulf Breeze Fishing Rodeo is drinks will be served. The tournament The grand prize to be awarded is unique because it is open to shore and starts on Saturday at 5 a.m., and goes $1,000 cash, which will be a drawing For 2014, the 22 divisions include amber- The Gulf Breeze Optimist Club returns pier anglers as well as those on board through Sunday at 5 p.m. One day from the top winners in each of thejack, blue ish, croaker, dolphin, lounder, all proceeds from its fund raising events private and charter ishing vessels. ishing constitutes a complete tourna- 22 categories of ish in the hook andlegal grouper (not gag), king mackerel, back into the community, speciically Anglers can win only one ish prize, ment. line division and ive in the spear ish- ling/cobia, pompano, redish, sheepshead, helping the youth. Potential members are and will be awarded the highest one Weigh-in is on Saturday and Sun- ing division. Each division will have legal snapper (not red), Mingo snapper, welcome to join the members for breakfast they win, with a total of 81 potential day 2-5 p.m. Awards will be present- $100, $50, and $25 gift certiicates for Spanish mackerel, speckled trout, trigger, each Friday at 6:45 a.m. at Gulf Breeze winners. Last year, 396 anglers par- ed at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. A free ish First, Second, and Third Place prizes. tuna, wahoo, white trout, lady ish, bonita, Hospital Cafeteria. ticipated, so the odds of winning a fry will be served by the Optimists to In 2013, there were nearly 400 and whiting. Spear ishing divisions are For further information, please call prize are 1 in 5. all participants and sponsors during anglers of all ages, and prizes were amberjack, lounder, gray snapper, lion- 261-3731 or visit online at Facebook/Gulf The weekend will begin with an the weigh in periods. awarded in 21 different categories. ish and scamp. Breeze Optimist Club. Battle of the Books winners
3rd Grade Winners 4th grade winners
From left, Nora Elliott, Whitney Bouk, David Chavez, Kaden Chapman, and Dodi Stringfellow From left, Taylor Dykes, Rose Doyle, Trinity Devanney, Ann Hitpas, and Dodi Stringfellow
GULF BREEZE OPTIMIST FISHING RODEO
FRIDAY: Captain’s Meeting at 4 p.m. Kids’ Fishing Clinic at 5 p.m. with Free Food
SATURDAY: Fishing Rodeo begins at 5 a.m.
SUNDAY: Fishing Rodeo ends at 5 p.m. Awards presentation at 5:30 p.m.
Weigh ins at Shoreline Park South Saturday and Sunday 2-5 p.m.
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n 2nd Annual Navarre purchased at the Garden Center located at Thursday, May 15 the corner of N 9th Ave. and Avery St. Beach Songwriter Festival Friday, May 16 - Sunday, May 18 n Blue Wahoos n Uptown Pensacola May 15 - 17, 6:30 p.m. Navarre and Navarre Beach May 18, 4 p.m. The second annual Navarre Beach Beach Military Appreciation Day May 21, 6:30 p.m. Songwriter Festival will feature over 30 art- Concert Community Maritime Park ists on stages at various locations around Saturday, May 17, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Vs. Chattanooga Navarre and Navarre Beach. Ashbury Place, Cokesbury ‘The Amazing Spider- United Methodist Church n Evenings in Saturday, May 17 May is Military Appreciation Month. Man 2’ fun but flawed Olde Seville Square This event will honor the men and women in - Despite not receiving the lains emerging, including an Thursday, May 5, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. uniform and will feature local singer/song n Ocean Hour Beach writer Mike Diamond and Friends as well kindestas critical reviews during uber-cheesy Jamie Foxx as Seville Square Cleanup military singer/songwriters that are stationed its initial release, I was a huge Electro and a creepy Green Kick off this year’s irst concert with the Saturday, May 17, 8:45 a.m. - noon in the area. fan of 2012s “The Amazing Goblin, he is forced to choose Pensacola Civic Band and McGuires’ Pipe Naval Live Oaks Spider-Man. ” A brand new between his own problems Band. re-imagining of the popular and the dangers that face the Ocean Hour will be cleaning up the Naval Live Oaks in Gulf Breeze. Bring gloves to Sunday, May 18 comic book story, it had -surcity. On a much bigger scale prisingly great performances - Friday, May 16 wear, buckets and bags will be provided. than its predecessor, and wild Contact Sharon at smgincauskas@gmail. n Fiesta Sand Sculpture and amounted to one of the ly more lively, it’s more of a com for more information. most entertaining ilms of crowd-pleaser than anything n ‘Noises Off’ Contest that year. And after being so else. Thursday, May 15, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 18, 8 a.m. keen on the irst movie I was It has various issues con- Friday, May 16, 7:30 p.m. n 12th Annual Art in the Pensacola Beach Pavilion extremely excited to hear that cerning the antagonists, but Saturday, May 17, 7:30 p.m. Park Registration begins at 8 a.m. and judging “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” the strongest points lie in the Sunday, May 18, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17 - Sunday, May 18 at 2 p.m. The public is invited to vote for was inally going to hit the- chemistry between Garield Pensacola Little Theater Seville Square their favorite sculptures in the People’s aters. It may not have lived up and Stone, who provide the to my im-mense expectations - A play about an ambitious director and A juried arts festival featuring over 100 Choice Awards. most heartwarming and en his troupe of mediocre actors. regional and national artists. but notwithstanding its many dearing scenes. I realize the laws, I really enjoyed it. ilm may not be for everyone, Tuesday, May 20 We pick up our but I found it to n Gallery Night n Secret Gardens of the story with Peter be charming and Friday, May 16, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Emerald Coast n Bands on the Beach Parker (Andrew amusing amidst Downtown Saturday, May 17, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 20, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Garield) as he its problems. Pensacola Sunday, May 18, noon - 4 p.m. Pensacola Beach Gulfside struggles to bal- Rated PG-13 Gallery Night is a free event and many Pensacola Garden Center ance his relation- for action, “The Pavilion Amazing Spi- businesses provide light refreshments. Guests will have two days to drive to pri- ship with Gwen Get pumped up for some high-energy (Emma Stone) der-Man 2” is vate gardens in the Pensacola area and stroll fun from class rock cover band, ClassX, at each garden at their leisure. Tickets may be along with his fun but lawed. Bands on the Beach. responsibility It is now - play as Spider-Man. ing in theaters With fresh vil- everywhere. Solution, Page 2B »
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Let’s get this straight. The animated Japanese community. to hold their mouths no way of obtaining compliance from have been because I was too selish movie, "Frozen," came out and our area Running involves just right. Personally, Mother Nature. If weather was really and independent. Sure, there have been experienced a rare ice storm. Then, simple evacuation. I blame myself for Au- the only issue that affected us, we would times when I blamed someone: God, Russell Crowe played Noah on the big The banana hope re- burn’s loss to FSU dur- be helpless. Instead, most of our prob- the weather, or someone else, but it usu- screen and we had a 150-year lood. lies on King Kong’s ing the last National lems have real causes with real solu- ally didn’t take long before I looked in Hmmm. Now, Hollywood is about to intervention. The last Championship because tions. It’s fun to play correlation games the mirror. release a new version of Godzilla! How idea requires con- I left the TV for a few and even entertain certain conspiracy Take a look in the mirror this week. do we prepare for this one?! frontation and ight- minutes to put my chil- theories, but we usually contribute to What are you about to wreck? Who Of course, there is a difference be- ing the monster. I’m dren to bed. (We were our circumstances. Instead of blaming are you driving away? Are you giving tween correlation and causation, but not so sure which op- ahead and the game someone else for your problems, take a yourself enough grace? What can you let’s play the game for a little bit. As- tion is best, but I’m seemed over when I look at your own responsibility. do to change your own destiny? Until suming that there really was something really glad that the hope of our commu- left. When I returned, we were behind! In my own life, I have had to swal- Godzilla rises from the deep, we should of a cause and effect relationship be- nity doesn’t rest in any of these option! The only other time that happened was low the words of Proverbs 19:3, which probably keep the bananas for our- tween Hollywood’s big pictures and In real life, we often make con- when we played LSU!) We can be so says “People ruin their lives by their selves. our climate, we would have to start nections between catastrophe and its silly sometimes. own stupidity, so why does God always In the meantime, know that you have preparations. When posting to my causes. Superstitious folks would say We often ind ourselves trying to ind get blamed?” My inancial problems the power to make a difference in the facebook page, friends' suggestions in- not to walk under a ladder or to let a the reasons for our struggles: supersti- have been because I spent too much and world and your own life. Make wiser cluded: running, investing in bananas, black cat cross your path. Football tions, Hollywood, politics and global saved too little. My weight problem has choices. Live simply and avoid the di- the purchase of some large weaponry, junkies might wear their favorite under- warming. In dealing with the weather, been because I exercised too little and saster. and some community building with the wear for each game. Fisherman have the culprit remains at large and we have ate too much. My relationship struggles Love one. Love another.
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Dolphins host spring 2014 DOLPHINS Varsity Nick Valletto (2nd qu.) T.J. Hall 2 Josh Irby Nathan Roberts 3 Gant Player Nathan Paulchek jamboree tonight 4 Tyler Phelps 5 Chase Blake JV (1st quarter) 7 Clay Moss Ben Dobry 8 Ricky Alexander Tristan Covell Gulf Breeze to host Robertsdale, 9 Bailey Williams Cole Sheppard 10 Jacob Kubik Eric Kurgas Catholic, starting at 6:30 11 Josh Hartley Beau Laughlin 12 Peyton Hoover Marco Krasnosky Among those spots is at 17 Garner Curington Patrick Williams BY JASON THOMPSON quarterback, where last year’s 18 Jake Nemith Jacob Henderson Gulf Breeze News 19 Daniel Harris Jordan Perry [email protected] backup, rising senior Ricky 20 Trey Wright Dakota Henderson Alexander, last year’s junior 21 Cyle London Harold Hill The Gulf Breeze Dolphin varsity quarterback, rising 22 Logan Green Liam Gesler 24 Sam Covell Eric Czeck football team will host a three- sophomore Tyler Phelps (who 25 Clark Couget Ethan Eckenfels team spring jamboree tonight at led the JV Dolphins to a 6-2 26 Brett Schonewolf Antonio Thomas 6:30 at Dolphin Stadium. record) and rising senior Peyton 28 Kai Tantay Zach Freeman 29 Jordan Edwards Stuart Harrigill Robertsdale and Catholic Hoover, the JV quarterback two 30 Chris Cain Drew Drollinger will meet in the irst of three years ago, are vying for the job. 32 Matthew deMahy Gavin Mayes halves. After a 10-minute break, The team held an 85-play 33 Hayden Frierdich Bryant Tisdale 40 Parker Baynes Brian Joyner Robertsdale and Gulf Breeze scrimmage Friday. Among the 42 Cal Dermody Brian Burnside will square off, followed by things to work on is offensive 44 Connor Nitterauer Charles Smith GBHS and Catholic. linemen be able to recognize how 45 Alex Thompson Mikey Clark 47 Hunter Cosse John Learned Coach Chris Nemith says the many defenders are in the box and 50 Zach Freeman Chris Skewes team is adjusting well to learning running backs able to pick up blitzes, 52 Wade Ridaught Dylan Nobrega new drills in practice. “They’re as well as tackling on defense. 53 Wesley Caldwell Wesley Routh 54 Heath Gomez Donovan York doing a great job,” he said. “It’s “We have to be able to tackle 61 Aidan McGuire Cam Potter not perfect, but you don’t expect in space and be able to tackle in a 63 Jonah Roby Danny Bevil it to be in the spring.” phone booth as well,” Nemith said. 66 Tommy Hagerty Diamond Adyshov Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 70 Jake Alexander Chris Jackson Nemith said only a few spots Nemith also praised the efforts of Cyle London (left) tackles 72 Hunter Vancil Mason McGahey have been nailed down by such the kids and the coaches with what Garner Curington after a 74 Brosnan O’Daniel Tristan Connell rising seniors at Jacob Kubik, has been a whirlwind of activity catch Monday in practice. The 75 Blake Callahan Tristan Diamond Dolphins will host Robertsdale 77 Trent Compton Seth Chase Sam Covell, Gant Player, Chris around GBHS in recent weeks. 82 Kendall Gallagher Austin Condon and Catholic in a spring Cain, Josh Irby and Garner “I’m very pleased on how 88 Corey Blanchet Landon Dermody jamboree tonight. The Bears Curington. Irby won’t play everyone is handling things,” he 97 Kyle Goldsmith Brennan Wilkerson and Crusaders will play two 99 Trent Bedell Nick Lukkar tonight because of a nagging said. “Kids are coming off other quarters, followed by GBHS Zach McGill Zach Briones hamstring injury. “Everyone sports, taking FCAT, EOCs and and Robertsdale and GBHS Chase Schmidt Mikhail Bodenhausen else, they’re competing (for getting ready for end of the year and Catholic. The action starts Griffin Holt Austin Odom Kyle Margert Bailey Wilson starting spots),” Nemith said. exams,” Nemith said. at 6:30 p.m.
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The Gulf Breeze Makos 10U team won the Early Summer Shootout Champions – Biloxi, Flight: 9 MS May 3-4 in Biloxi. The team went 6-0 during the tournament. They are (front, from OB-Burbic 31-13 left): Troy Coughlin, Robby Moore, Peyton Kendrick, Chandler Massey, Ryan Johnson RS-Beall 29-15 and Drew Beiswenger. Middle row (from left): Carson Hepworth, Jacob Lintner, McClain GB-Amjad 26-22 Gailey, Reece Bloomberg, Evan Tracy and Cole Hepworth. Back row (from left): Coaches Club-Haynes 18-26 Ryan Hepworth and Coach Damian Tracy. PCC-LeCroy 8-36
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Submitted Photo Submitted Photo U-8 Midseason Tourney champs U-8 Midseason Tourney champs The GBSA U-12 team, coached by Mike Green, won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s The GBSA U-8 team, coached by Mike Green, won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s Midseason Tournament May 6 in Navarre. They are (front, from left): Maddie Branning, Anna Midseason Tournament May 6 in Navarre. They are: Kate Allison, Morgan Kronlage, Erin Kane, Marks, Courtney King and Mary Brandon. Second row (from left): Megan Gordon, Elizabeth Ann Ava Chapman, Kaylee King, Kenna King, Sophia Tatro, Emmie Giles, Mia Davis, Addy Branning and Pollitt, Cali Hargrove, Caroline Pollitt, Breanna Hunt, Liza Wilson and Coach Mike Green. Back (from Gabby Branning. Not shown are coaches Charlie Smith, Green and Steve Kronlage. left): Coach John Brown, Coach Bo Marks and Coach Clark Pollitt. GBSA, TP teams win Midseason Tournament Tiger Point team wins U-16 division, Gulf Breeze takes home titles in U-8, U-12 divisions
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Local teams won three of the four championships at the Northwest Florida Alliance's Midseason Tournament, which ended May 6 in Navarre. GBSA's Team Green won both the U-8 and the U-12 championships, while Tiger Point Scherl, which won the Gulf Coast Girls Softball Alliance's Midseason Tournament the week before, won the NWFGSA title as well. U-16 division Tiger Point Scherl 9, GBSA Curington 0: Alex Branton threw a two-hit shutout in the championship game. Emma Thomas had two hits and drove in two runs in the win. GBSA Curington 3, Tiger Point Submitted Photo Scherl 2: Team Curington forced the 'if' game with a one-run win. U-16 Midseason Tourney champs Tiger Point Scherl 9, GBSA Brindley The Tiger Point U-16 team, coached by Wade Scherl, won the Northwest Florida 0: Kallie Anderson hit two doubles with Girls Softball Alliance’s Midseason Tournament May 6 in Navarre. a run scored and an RBI, while Allie Dukes and Emily Cannington both had a hit and two RBIs in a win over Brindley, who had only eight players. Tiger Point Scherl 6, Tiger Point Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Player 3: Britney Silver went 3-for-3 Alyssa Lewter fires to first in between innings for Team Player in U-16 action. and scored three times, while Anderson had two hits and scored three times as Scherl beat Player. Taylor Wood had two hits for Player, while Alyssa Lewter, Katie Vanselow, Morgan Marquis and Kaleigh Cernosek all had one hit each. Tiger Point Scherl 13, Navarre 1: Thomas threw a one-hitter, while Anderson homered and drove in three as Scherl rolled over Navarre. Branton had two RBIs and two runs scored, while Sierra Goette went 2- for-2 and drove in two. Delaney Batte walked twice and scored twice. Silver scored three times. U-12 division GBSA Green 7, GBSA Clay 3: Cali Hargrove singled, doubled and scored twice as Green won the championship over Team Clay. Jason Thompson | Breanna Hunt had two hits and scored Gulf Breeze News twice for Green, while Elizabeth Ann Double play Pollitt had two hits and scored once. Maddie Branning and Liz Wilson Alex Branton, shown both scored for Green, while Emily here during the Crowder had two hits and a run scored recent Gulf Coast Girls Softball Association's for Clay. Midseason GBSA Green 9, GBSA Hawthorne Tournament, helped 6: Hargrove went 3-for-3 and scored Team Wade win the three times, while Wilson had two hits Northwest Florida and a run scored for Green. Girls' Softball Alliance's Midseason Briahna Ballay and Carlee Amberson Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Tournament on May 6. had a hit and two runs for Hawthorne. Avery Curington fires to first in between innings for Team Curington in U-16 action.
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The Gulf Breeze High Drama Department, under the direction of Margie Timmons, wowed crowds with two performances of The Addams Family Friday and Saturday at the Saenger Theater in Pensacola. The show surrounds the marriage of Gomez and Morticia Addams' daughter Wednesday to Lucas. The Addamses invite Lucas and his parents Mal and Alice to dinner, with the wedding announcement looming. Wednesday conides in her father with the news, who keeps it from Morticia. Curtain call Photos by Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Not all in the Addams camp are thrilled with the poten- The cast of Gulf Breeze High Drama's 'The Addams Family' takes a bow after the second of their two shows last weekend at the Saenger Theatre. tial nupitials — Wednesday's younger brother Pugsley, who Uhoh... fears he'll miss being 'tortured' by his older sis, hatches a plan Pugsley Addams' evil plan to poison the soon-to-be broth- to poison Lucas, so he won't marry his sister goes awry er in law — with the help of when Lucas' mother Alice Grandma. The plan goes a awry drinks it instead. Jonna as Morticia, when inding out, Boulton plays Alice. feels betrayed and threatens to leave Gomez. Timmons also did the hair, while Anna Foster, Carolyn Travel Around the World With Us at Reeder and Melissa Kegley did the costumes. Summer Camp! The cast was as follows: Learn About Different Countries Gomez: David Carbaugh Morticia: Maggie Renfroe Wednesday: Maddie Mateer Sign up today! Pugsley: Gage Thomas Grandma: Katie Depler Call (850) 932-2297 Fester: Nancy Prescott Lurch: David Akridge BELOW: Wednesday Addams, www.gulfbreezefunplex.com | 3123 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Cousin It: Austin Rothfeder played by Maddie Mateer, Mal: Jared Rocha takes time out of torturing her brother Pugsley, played by Alice: Jonna Boulton Gage Thomas, by breaking a Lucas: Nicholas Gelormini doll.
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Maggie Renfroe played Morticia Addams, while David Fester, played by Nancy Carbaugh played her husband Prescott, sings to the crowd. Gomez Addams.
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Submitted Photo Submitted Photo Carlee Amberson, Maddi Clay and Hallie Hill were among those inducted into the National Junior Carter Sheppard, Scott Strickland, Joe Strickland, Cayson McCurdy and Tyler Dittmer were among Honor Society. those inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Gulf Breeze Middle inducts new NJHS members Almost 90 rising Kasey Bee Fairchild Davis Annabel Jacobs Hannah May Daly Ostrander Sophia Slobodian Jonathan Ueberschaer eighth graders at Gulf Mary Brandon Ana DeCesare David Johnson Caitlin McCain Katrina Ostrom Paul Snider Ben Van Sleen Breeze Middle School Quinlyn Bray Douglas Diamond MaKenzie Jones Cayson McCurdy Ami Patel Hannah Spooneybarger William Walden were recently inducted Christian Burger Tyler Dittmer Sarah Kline Madelyn Mercado Prachi Patel Jordan Stein Liam Werner into the National Junior Jake Cabassa AJ Duggan Liam Knight Cameron Michles Mackenzi Patrick Joshua Stopper Morgan Wingo Honor Society. They Robert Clarke Devon Elliott Trenton Lamar Callie Mitchell Benjamin Petkovic Joseph Strickland Spencer Wirth included: Madi Clay John Ezelle Saraina Lepley Juliz Moore Katie Player Scott Strickland Margaret Wolf Trevor Compton Jacob Ferris Isabella Ludergnani Kian Muldoon Mallory Proctor Megan Sydow Sydney Wood Delaney Allen Cambrie Cook Reid Harwell Maddie Lunday Heidi Neumann Eleanor Provosty Sarah Teel Rebecca Woodcock Carlee Amberson Colby Copeland Savanah Haynes Nicole Manderson Nicole Niven Nicholas Ramos Caroline Torbert Erin Zimmerman Ian Baker Marissa Daily Hallie Hill Andrew Marks Harrison O’Daniel Carter Sheppard Elly Tran Natalie Zokan Stephen Barrs Samantha Dakauskas Matthew Hoffman Kendall Massey Michaela O’Grady Emily Sims Sydney Truax
Submitted Photo Submitted Photo State champ Rotary honors Maddie Bookout took first place at the Florida State History Fair The following Gulf Breeze High seniors were honored recently at the Gulf Breeze Rotary Student Recognition Day (front, from left): Aly Snowden in senior individual documentary category. She will compete at (Yearbook), Savannah Saunders (Technology), Caroline Cuilik (Language Arts), Ashley Tringas (Latin) and Helena Rivera (Science). Back (from the national competition in June. left): Mallory Demotts (Band), Mark Duntz (Math), Aspen Lee (Spanish), Nancy Prescott (Band) and Sara Jane Renfroe (Newspaper). New GBHS Key Club attends district conference Members of the GBHS Chapter of Key Club, an international student-led organization which gives members opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership, spent April 24-27 in Orlando at the District Education and Leadership Conference (DCON). Newly elected Club oficers received leadership training, and June2- AGES 5-13 proudly accepted two state-wide $18 must have completed awards - for their community per day kindergar service project distributing August8 ten dictionaries to area school to promote literacy, and for extending promotion of Key Club 6:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. at Gulf Breeze Elementary ideals and service opportunities 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. at West Navarre Primary and Holley Navarre Primary to both middle and elementary school students. •CounselorsTrained&Screened DCON brings together close to 2,000 Key Clubbers from Florida •FlexibleDays&Multi-ChildDiscount and the Cayman Islands. Clubs in attendance decide who will be One Low Price Covers Everything the Florida District’s next leaders, while keynote speakers tell their inspiring stories of challenge or Lunch•FieldTrips•Skating•Movies adversity. Workshop sessions allow members to peak their interests on Swimming•Snacks•Bowling•Games a variety of topics and sharpen their leadership knowledge. REGISTRATION FEE: $25 PER FAMILY Key Club is advised locally Register by Thursday to start camp on Monday. Registration continues throughout the summer Submitted Photo by Jack Gander of the Kiwanis Must be registered and first week paid by May 27 to start June 2. Club International and Mary New GBHS Key Club officers Montcalm, who also teaches in The GBHS' 2014-2015 Key Club Officers (from left): Isabella Krasnosky, Call 934-4095 to reserve your space today! the Spanish Department. John Learned, Sophie Kline, Marley Taylor and Savannah Wilson.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 215 underground utilities All creditors of the Decedent and other persons having OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Lisa Newell| Gulf Breeze News EMPLOYMENT - and paved roads from claims or demands against Decedent’s Estate on whom SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA a copy of this Notice is required to be served must le Girls lax academic award winners PROFESSIONAL only $9900. Call 1- their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 REGIONS BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH 877-717-5263 ext91 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- AMSOUTH BANK, From left: Senior Ciara Spencer, junior Madeleine Holifield, sophomore TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Horticulturist in ------OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Plaintiff, Maidson Thomson and freshman Nina Staviski were Girls Lacrosse Academic Interior Landscaping. 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MARKETING LOT 19, MONTROSE, A SUBDIVISION OF Lic# CCC1327226 NOTICE TO BIDDERS A PORTION OF SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 29 WEST, SANTA ROSA Call (850) 932-8986 850-934-7181 ROOFING COUNTY, FLORIDA, ACCORDING TO PLAT RE- 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 COLONIAL LIFE is CORDED IN PLAT BOOK E, PAGES 51A & 51B, seeking B2B sales The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY. reps. Commissions bids from properly licensed roo ng contractors for the re-r oo ng of the Gulf Breeze Library. The project includes re-roo ng of the building and . Any person or entity claiming an interest in the surplus, average $56K+/yr. if any, resulting from the foreclosure sale, other than the Training & leads. 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Bids received after this time “If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. commodation in order to participate in this proceeding, at 904-562-9527. you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of CONTRACTOR ------Project documents may be inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Depart- certain assistance. Please contact: Court Administration, Contracting Services ment, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570. Speci cations may be ADA Liaison, Santa Rosa County, 6865 Caroline Street, CGC 1521234 secured from the Santa Rosa County Procurement of ce at a non refundable cost of Milton, FL 32570, Phone (850)623-3159 Fax (850) 983- STEWART & SHOMAN CONSTRUCTION, LLC 217 $25.00 per CD. Telephone number (850) 983-1870 0602, ADA.SantaRosa@ courts1.gov, at least 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or immediately EMPLOYMENT - Questions concerning this project should be directed to Thad Allen at (850) 623-1569. upon receiving this noti cation if the time before the SKILLED TRADE scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are DRY-OUT • SHEETROCK • INSULATION The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to hearing or voice impaired, call 711.impaired, call 711.” reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is PAINTING • ELECTRICAL in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Sai Kornsuwan, Esq. 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STANDINGS BLUE WAHOOS South Division (as of May 12) Mobile BayBears (ARI) 21-16 Montgomery Biscuits (TB) 20-17 Mississippi Braves (ATL) 19-18 TAKE SERIES Jacksonville Suns (MIA) 17-20 Blue Wahoos (CIN) 17-21 #33 North Division (as of May 12) FROM LOOKOUTS Huntsville Stars (MIL) 26-12 SHANE DYER Tennessee Smokies (CHC) 22-16 LOSES FIRST TWO IN B'HAM Jackson Generals (SEA) 16-22 6-3, 185 LB. P Birmingham Barons (CWS) 15-22 IN WALKOFF FASHION AGE: 26 Chattanooga Lookouts (LAD)14-23 BY JASON THOMPSON A native of Greeley, Colo., Gulf Breeze News Dyer was selected by the Tampa 2014 SCHEDULE [email protected] Bay Rays in the sixth round of (HOME GAMES/AT MOBILE ONLY) The Pensacola Blue the 2008 draft out of South MAY Wahooswonitsinaltwo Mountain Community College. games of their series with the Dyer was selected by the Rockies in the 24th 15 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Chattanooga Lookouts to win round of the 2006 Draft, but did not sign. He was released 16 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm only their second home series by the Rays on Nov. 7, 2012, then signed by the Tigers as a 17 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm of the season. Minor League free agent on Nov. 22, 2012. He signed with 18 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm Chattanooga Lookouts the Reds as a free agent on June 3, 2013 and was assigned 19 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm to Class A Advanced Bakersfield. 21 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm 7, Blue Wahoos 3 (May 6) 22 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm - Robert Stephenson gave three 23 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm unearned runs in the top of the 24 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm irstinalosstotheLookouts. 2014 SOUTHERN 25 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 pm Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Lookouts 6, Wahoos 0 (May 31 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Rally fish 7) - Chattanooga blanked the LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS UNE Wahoos despite committing BATTING (AS OF MAY 12) J Juan Silverio (above) comes in to score the go-ahead run, four errors. TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 1 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm while Rossmel Perez (below) congratulates Shane Dyer (33) 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Pensacola 1257 156 325 30 146 118 274 14 .325 .394 .259 for recording a save in the Blue Wahoos' 3-2 win over the Blue Wahoos 3, Lookouts 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Tennessee 1265 193 323 31 179 150 314 40 .345 .395 .255 Chattanooga Lookouts Thursday. 2 (Thursday) - The Wahoos 4 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Mississippi 1207 132 308 18 120 105 255 33 .322 .370 .255 11 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm broke a 1-1 tie with two in the Birmingham 1275 154 318 24 143 132 292 31 .326 .372 .249 12 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm eighth as Shane Dyer recorded Montgomery 1175 147 16 16 426 142 256 35 .336 .363 .247 13 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm a strikeout to end the game with Mobile 1221 152 298 22 144 108 258 11 .314 .363 .244 14 @ Mobile, 6:05 pm the tying run on base. Huntsville 1240 178 301 20 161 164 251 40 .338 .358 .243 15 @ Mobile, 2:05 pm Jacksonville 1224 151 296 20 142 131 291 27 .320 .356 .242 19 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Blue Wahoos 4, Lookouts 2 Jackson 1258 143 289 17 133 132 248 38 .310 .328 .230 20 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm (Friday) - Devin Lohman hit Chattanooga 1240 138 271 25 127 122 298 30 .295 .358 .219 21 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm a solo shot before the Wahoos PITCHING (AS OF MAY 5) 22 vs. Huntsville, 4:00 pm scored three in the eighth for TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 23 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Huntsville 26-12 2.54 6 13 253 104 95 26 100 264 29 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm a come-from-behind win that Mobile 21-16 2.62 4 9 288 116 96 15 117 273 30 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm clinched the series. Mississippi 19-18 3.28 5 11 281 142 116 16 136 283 Birmingham Barons JULY Pensacola 17-21 3.52 3 11 276 148 128 31 161 299 2, Wahoos 1 (Saturday) 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Jackson 16-22 3.85 3 6 312 175 146 30 121 269 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm - Birmingham scored the game- Tennessee 22-16 3.85 1 12 274 166 142 25 177 300 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm winner with two outs in the Chattanooga 14-23 3.88 5 8 320 177 147 20 156 292 4 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm Montgomery 20-17 3.92 3 13 334 157 137 17 106 282 bottom of the ninth. Jacksonville 17-20 4.07 3 8 345 171 145 17 93 228 5 @ Mobile, 6:05 pm Birmingham Barons 3, 6 @ Mobile, 5:05 pm Birmingham 15-22 4.60 3 5 336 188 167 26 137 247 7 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm Wahoos 2 (Sunday) - The 8 @ Mobile, 7:05 pm Wahoos scored two in the top 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm of the ninth, only for the Barons 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm to score three in the bottom half 12 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm 13 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm for another walkoff win. 14 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Wahoos 7, Barons 0 21 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm (Monday) - Jon Moscot and 22 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm PROMOTIONS IN MAY Timothy Adleman combined on 23 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm 24 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Date Opponent Promotion/Event a seven-hit shutout 25 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Thu, May 15 Suns Poncho Giveaway (First 2,000 Fans) Lively Watch - 2010 Gulf AUGUST Thirsty Thursday Breeze High graduate Ben Women’s Club Lively was within two outs 6 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Sat, May 17 Suns Armed Forces Day 7 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Sun, May 18 Suns Sunday Funday lastweekofbecomingtheirst #8 #14 #18 8 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Team Picture Giveaway (All Fans) seven game winner in all of 9 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm DEVIN LOHMAN ROSSMEL PEREZ JUAN SILVERIO Mon, May 19 Suns Social Media Monday 10 vs. Jackson, 4:00 pm professional baseball. 12 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Wed, May 21 Barons Hi-Chew Wednesday Lively pitched seven shutout Star Wars Night/Comic-Con Went 8-for- Went 7-for-15 Went 11- 13 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm innings (his longest outing of 20 with three with two runs 14 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Thu, May 22 Barons Thirsty Thursday for-28 with 15 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Wahoo Waddle the season), striking out six. He doubles, a scored and a double, a 16 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Fri, May 23 Barons Tote Bag Giveaway (First 2,000 Fans) left with a 4-0 lead before the homer, three two RBIs last homer and 22 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Sat, May 24 Barons Girl Scout Night/Fireworks Bakersieldbullpenblewthe RBIs and four week. four RBIs last 23 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Sun, May 25 Barons Gymnastics Night runs last week. week. 24 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm Sunday Funday lead. They won 5-4 in 10 innings. 25 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Russian Bar Trio Performance Lively lowered his earned run HONORABLE MENTION #36 DANIEL CORCINO 26 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Sat, May 31 Suns Fireworks average to 0.63. DADS & GRADS $ $ BUY 30 in gift cards and get a 5 BONUS
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