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February 27, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Bob sled Breezer Loera picked to lead GB Chamber

BY MAT PELLEGRINO The news Gulf Breeze News came [email protected] from Cotti last Gulf Breeze businesses Thursday. have a new leader, and her “Loera name is Kristen Loera. brings to Only a few short weeks the Gulf after announcing her depar- Loera Breeze ture from the Gulf Breeze Area Cham- Resident Chamber, CEO/President ber a strong Josie Cotti selected Loera, background of service to recalls being Director of Coastal Devel- non-profit agencies and on Team USA opment for the United Way chambers of commerce in of Santa Rosa County, to fill Santa Rosa County, as well her shoes as Cotti starts her as valuable job experience in Winter Olympics before 1994, the 21-year-old Gulf Breeze native had new career path as a writer in event planning, sales, never laid eyes on snow –– much less stepped out on ice. BY LIESEL SCHMIDT and cosmetic consultant. fundraising, marketing, and No minor detail, especially in light of the fact that bobsled- Gulf Breeze News Cotti will let Loera take [email protected] When ding is a highly demanding sport that requires speed, agility, over her position tomorrow. Andrew and strength on the ice, coupled with a finely-tuned choreog- See Loera Page 3A » Tucker graduated raphy of movement between team members. And that’s just from Gulf Breeze High School in 1991, no one could have to get the momentum going. imagined that three years later, he would be trading his foot- Every second following that See Tucker Page 3A » ball jersey for the glove-like uniform of a bobsledder. After all, Man on Fire

notes and evaluate first re- PHOTOS AND STORY sponders who are on the BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News scene. Kanzigg, and other [email protected] Santa Rosa, Escambia and Okaloosa county first re- Jonathan Kanzigg is on sponders were recognized fire. at the event for their com- Last Saturday, the Mid- passion towards victims of way Fire Chief earned him- tragedies. self the title of the Cham- “On these calls, if we wit- pions Award at the Trauma ness first responders going Intervention Program of Submitted Photo See » Come residents say this home, and a few others in Gulf Breeze, are still not in compliance with the ordinance. Northwest Florida’s “Heroes Chief Page 2A with Heart” Awards Cer- emony on Hulburt Field. The awards ceremony, in its second year, recog- Storage Wars nizes first responders who go above and beyond the all of duty when responding to Storage ordinance going into effect quiring residents to park RVs and boats on a driveway or platform tragedies or emergencies. in an effort to “reduce soil impaction that can cause damage to the TIP is an all-volunteer In just a matter of days, right-of-ways and the street.” BY MAT PELLEGRINO organization that is called Gulf Breeze News residents in the City of Gulf Up until now, Eddy said most residents have been adhering out to assist first respond- [email protected] Breeze will be required to to the ordinance, which will oficially go into effect on March 1. ers when a person/family is adhere to the new RV and But there are some residents who are still not in compliance. All faced with a loss. That loss boat storage ordinance that the city can do at this point is wait until March 1 before they can can include the loss of a was voted into law by the city last year. start issuing warnings to residents who prefer not to adhere to the home or a family or friend. The ordinance (05-13) was passed back in September 2013, re- guidelines. While out on the calls, Jon Kanzigg stands with See Some Page 2A » his Champions Award he TIP volunteers take down received at the ceremony. Superintendent: Cpl. punishment no longer in use

BY PAM BRANNON and there have been no advertisements of immediate stop of corporal punishment per of general publication.” She said the vertisements were in Press Gazette. Jim Gulf Breeze News school board meetings, even though the in the county schools. I have reason to hearing concerning policies of the student McNulty had also addressed the school [email protected] district administration has repeatedly said believe the district may be in violation of code of conduct was last June 27, and she board on the corporal punishment issue at publicly that meetings are being adver- state law. The law says the school board checked every issue of the Press Gazette last months school board meeting. He told Santa Rosa School District is being ac- tised through that newspaper. will review a corporal punishment policy for over a year – especially in weeks be- Gulf Breeze News this week that he had cused of breaking the law. Rachel Reyes During public forum last Thursday, every three years, and part of that review fore the hearing, and no publication of any emailed Wyrosdick asking what issues of and James McNulty both addressed the Reyes said, “I am the parent of a child in shall consist of publication of the hearing school board meetings was published. the Press Gazette had run the advertise- school board last week separately, stating an elementary school here and spoke to in a newspaper of general publication in Superintendent of Santa Rosa County ments, and the administrator in charge of that they have checked every issue of the you last month about abolishing corporal the county. I think we can all agree that Schools Tim Wyrosdick has responded at Santa Rosa Press Gazette for the past year punishment. I am here again to ask for the the Santa Rosa Press Gazette is a newspa- the last school board meeting that the ad- See Proof Page 8A »

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» Continued from Page 1A The penalty for non-com- pant of the property on which with David Landfair oppos- pliance will be up to the it is parked. ing the ordinance back at a “Not all residents are in judge, if the city takes a resi- 4. In addition to cars or September city council meet- Calendar of Meetings compliance yet,” said City dent to court over the matter. trucks, there can be no more ing. Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy. The ordinance has a total than two boats or recreational Following the vote, the “But (the grace period) is just of 17 provisions which resi- vehicles parked forward of city sent notices to nearly THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 about coming to an end.” dents must comply to. Some the front plane of the resi- 100 people in the city limits Residents, like one on San of the provisions include: dence. who were out of compliance Commissioner Regular, 9 a.m., SRC Carlos Drive have yet to com- 1. No parking of boats, rec- 5. The area of delineated with the ordinance. Those Administrative Center Board Room ply, according to neighbors, reational vehicles and the like drive areas used for parking residents were told to get into who asked to remain anony- forward of the “front plant” cannot exceed forty percent of compliance with the ordi- GBA Chamber Business After Hours, mous. Eddy said there is of a residence unless the ve- the area from the front plane nance by March. 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., St. Ann Catholic Church more than just one homeown- hicle is parked on a delineat- of the house to the right-of- The front yard parking er that is out of compliance ed drive area. way. ordinance has a long and di- Commission Special - Rezoning, 6 p.m., as of the end of February. On 2. The delineated drive 6. Special exceptions to the vided history within the city SRC Administrative Center Board Room Monday, the city plans to step area should be constructed of provisions of the foregoing beginning in 2009. At that in and step up enforcement on material and properly main- may be considered and ap- time, the Beautification Com- MONDAY, MARCH 3 the issue. tained to fit the type of ve- proved/denied by staff. The mittee collected community “We start with a warning, hicle of trailer. decision of staff would be ap- input through surveys regard- City Council Meeting, 6:30 pm., Gulf Breeze then we issue citations…then 3. The RV or boat parked pealed to the city council. ing front yard parking. City Hall if they don’t comply, we take on a delineated area must be The city voted to pass the That’s when the city started them to court,” Eddy said. owned by the owner or occu- ordinance with a 3-1 vote, drafting the ordinance. TUESDAY, MARCH 4

Development Review Board, 5:30 p.m. Chief noted for going above call of duty Gulf Breeze City Hall Marine Advisory, 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Champion Award Center Board Room

Jonathan Kanzigg Midway Fire Department

Heroes with Hearts Recipients

Officer Dan Bell Pensacola Police Department

Deputy Steve Clark Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office

Eric Esmond Medical Examiner’s Office » enforcement … we get to Kanzigg, center, with TIP Continued from Page 1A volunteers after receiving his top Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report see first hand what our first honor. Fort Walton Beach Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. above and beyond, we note responders do when they are Medical Center working with people at their them on our report,” said Emergency Department FELONIES 2/22/2014 most distraught and vulner- Executive Director of the 2/18/2014 Saunders, Bryan Thomas, able,” Smith said. “The gen- Trauma Intervention Pro- Bain, Angela Denise, 43, 61, W/M, 3000 block Tiger eral public never really gets Sgt. Scott Haines gram of Northwest Florida W/F, 4000 block of Bay Breeze Point Blvd., Gulf Breeze, DUI to see that side of it.” Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office Deanna Smith. “From there Dr., marijuana production we nominate recipients over The Champion Award was the night’s top honor. 2/24/2014 the tri-county area.” Battalion Chief Lou Jones 2/19/2014 Smith said when it came to Sanders, Sandra Gayle, Along with Kanzigg, Midway Fire Department Jordan, Steven Duane, the decision on who would 48, W/F, 6000 block Watermark Gulf Breeze Police Officer 35, 2000 block Grayson Dr., take the top spot, it was no Cv., Navarre, DUI Chris Lanzetta, Midway Navarre, aggravated battery Fire Battalion Chief Lou brainer. Officer Chris Lanzetta Kanzigg also co-hosted Gulf Breeze Police Department Jones, Santa Rosa County 2/24/2014 the event that night. Note: All arrest and police reports Sheriff’s Deputy Sgt. Scott Sanders, Sandra Gayle, published in Gulf Breeze News are First responders from Haines and Santa Rosa Dep- Pensacola International 48, W/F, 6000 block Watermark public record and do not imply guilt. uty Steve Clark were also the tri-county area were on All suspects are presumed innocent Airport Cv., Navarre, drug possession recognized for their dedica- hand at the event, and were until proven and/or adjudicated tion locally. treated to a meal and a si- guilty in a court of law. First responders from lent auction. Deputy Christina Tenzycki DUIS Okaloosa and Escambia Following the ceremony, Okaloosa County Sheriff 2/19/2014 counties were also recog- Hurlburt Field’s Soundside Holmes, Justyn Davis, 35, nized at the ceremony. Club graciously donated the Midway Battalion Chief Lou Jones Lt. Mike Workman W/M, 9000 block Sunset Dr., “Sometimes people have a leftover food from the event earned an award at the event Escambia County Sheriff Navarre, DUI particular view of our law to the first responders. alongside his chief. City acquires FLASHBACKS 30 Years Ago captive or returned to her grant for February 23, 1984 natural habitat. Many citizens objected to the captivity of A renovation on a facility from your friends at Gulf Breeze News at the Hoffman Center was Kiwi citing the similar case of in the works for the Gulf- bottlenose dolphin April who storage tank side National Bank. It was a died in captivity at the age of new charter bank that was two. Concern for Kiwi was February 28 March 2 established by local busi- rampant throughout the city the (Northwest Florida Water BY MAT PELLEGRINO nessmen and sponsored by of Gulf Breeze. Jimmy Crooke Chandler Burke Management District Gov- Gulf Breeze News local stockholders. Former [email protected] erning Board) made available Monsanto employee, Ron 10 Years Ago this year. They don’t always February 25, 2004 The City of Gulf Breeze Bruce, was appointed presi- February 29 March 4 do that.” Pensacola Beach’s traffic recently allocated $345,000 dent of the bank. Bruce was The grant money was not study was completed. Both William Beck Hailey Ward to construct a 300,000 gallon one of the original business- only dispersed to Gulf Breeze, US 98 and Via de Luna were storage tank to provide re- men to venture into the start- Jodie Howes David Gerardi but was also dispersed to help experiencing increased traffic claimed water storage for its ing of Gulfside in 1980 and fund 23 other government util- flow in different degrees and Michelle LaRue water customers thanks to a at the time was still working ity projects on the Gulf Coast, solutions caused controversy. nearly $10 million grant that at Monsanto. Later, the bank March 1 including well over $1 million Santa Rosa Island Author- was dispersed by the North- became a full-time job. He worth of grant money just for ity member voted 4 to 2 in Claire Koontz March 5 west Florida Water Man- accepted the position of pres- Santa Rosa County. favor of four lanes for Via agement District Governing ident in 1983. The city acquired the grant Del Luna extending to Ave- Sophie Miller Haley Hassett Board. money as a result of a grant nida 23. Many residents had The city applied for the program the water board 20 Years Ago hoped that an independent grant, according to City Man- launched last fall. February 24, 1994 study made by Kimley-Horn ager Edwin “Buz” Eddy, and “It will be built down east A group of Northwest Flor- Associates Inc. would resolve will have to use money out of Congratulations to this Week’s Winner of Tiger Point at our Effluent ida citizens made an effort to a dispute between many Pen- their own pocket for the proj- Reuse Site. Water that comes save a dolphin calf named sacola Beach residents. Un- David Gerardi • March 4 ect first. The grant will be off of the wastewater treat- Kiwi. They kept a 24-hour fortunately, this was not the Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre, Pensacola given to the city to reimburse ment plant can be treated and vigil watch over the infant case. Museum of Art or Pensacola Ice Flyers tickets. Winner must part of the cost. sprayed on people’s yards,” sea mammal. A meeting “They will reimburse us pick up the tickets at Gulf Breeze News Office by March 13th Eddy said. “It’s just like a po- was held to discuss whether -Chloe Brummer for 50 percent,” Eddy said. table water distribution sys- the dolphin should be held Register your birthday on our facebook page. “This (grant) was something tem.”

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Loera to bring new ideas to the table “Psychic & Tarot Card I really understood the value Cotti did not choose Loera, Loera, who has lived in the eyes and fresh ideas to take Readings Available” » Continued from Page 1A that Chambers add to growing but a search committee for the area for 5 years and gradu- what they’ve already grown business management,” Cotti your business and relation- Chamber did. Cotti, did how- ated from Miami College in and continue to help grow the Miss said. “The thing that I think ships,” Loera said. “When a ever, sit in on the interviews. Oxford, Ohio, said she plans Chamber and bring in new Linda brought Kristen to the top is position became available at Over 20 resumes were turned to bring new, exciting ideas ideas.” 850.426.2161 she was the complete package. the Gulf Breeze Chamber, I into the office for the posi- to the Chamber as she moves Cotti plans to chair the She has experience in running was excited to be a part of the tion. into Cotti’s office. Governmental Affairs Com- Walk-ins Welcome events, and managing an of- team. “It was humbling to read “I’m excited to start sharing mittee and be a Chamber rep- fice, and speaking and writing “I think the fact that I’ve through the resumes,” Cotti some ideas I have to enhance resentative on the Santa Rosa … all things that were impor- been involved with this Cham- said. “We have people with the membership opportunities Business Development Coali- 3280 Fordham Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze tant to this job.” ber for the past three years, tremendous skills.” and benefits that we can offer tion even after she leaves. She Loera has been with the volunteering on many com- The outgoing President/ our existing members, as well also plans to enroll her inde- Santa Rosa County United mittees, and being an ambas- CEO, will continue to serve as our new members,” Loera pendent cosmetic consultant Way for several years, and sador, and just being involved the Chamber in a volunteer said. “Everyone has respected business into the Chamber as said she knows going in, she in a lot of aspects of the Cham- capacity. the last two presidents of the an official member once she will have some big shoes to ber, I feel like I already know Loera will come aboard Chamber, and they’ve done a leaves officially on March 7. fill. the heart of the Chamber and formally on Friday (Feb. 28), great job for the Chamber so “I’m going to stay a week to “I’ve always been very in- know what it’s all about, so but Cotti will stay in the office they are big shoes to fill, how- train her … and then I’m off volved with Chambers since I don’t feel like I’m going in until March 7 to train the new ever I feel very confident that to my new adventure,” Cotti I graduated from college, and completely blind.” recruit. I can come in with some fresh said. Tucker: I didn’t want the opportunity to pass me by

» Continued from Page 1A bobsledding,” he admits, “but defining moments in a young three sled––which served as As local area interest grew, I didn’t want the opportunity man’s life. Suddenly, a home- an understudy, of sorts––the the company also grew, be- push-off from the starting line to pass me by. I didn’t want grown Southern boy who cut honor of being there, helping coming part of a larger con- is built on the next, each twist to have heard about it and not his teeth as an athlete on the prepare his fellow teammates cept that included a full-fitness and turn of the bullet-like have tried.” Despite his lack of the gridiron was running pac- mentally and physically was center as well as a Crossfit bobsled down the track deter- experience and the seemingly es on the ice, training to repre- one for which he will be forev- box. A few years in, Crossfit mined by how well the bod- overwhelming odds stacked sent an ideal, a national pride. er thankful. “All seven years, Gulf Breeze and Acceleration ies enclosed within are able against him, Tucker didn’t al- He was, in a way, a perfect ex- all the hard work and training, Fitness is leaving its mark, to communicate their move- low insecurity to derail him–– ample of the belief that anyone living out of suitcases––it was an outlet for the passion with ments––each balancing and he faced it head on. could beat the odds, if they set all worth it. I was there, and which Tucker attacks life. “It’s counterbalancing the other in After a battery of tests de- their mind to it. For Tucker, it that’s what matters.” been an amazing journey, and hopes of shaving off the sec- signed to gauge the speed and was about more than personal It was the perfect high note I have no regrets at all.” onds and sliding to victory. strength of each of the 77 hope- pride, however. It was about to end his career, and so Tuck- Tucker seems excited for None of that, however, fuls who had flocked to the the privilege. “There’s noth- er returned to Gulf Breeze, the future and wherever it stopped Tucker. In fact, when tryouts to claim a seat in the ing prouder for an athlete than trading the bobsled for books leads him next. “It’s about he heard about the tryouts sled, only ten finalists made to be able to represent their as he completed his bachelor’s saying yes to the chances scheduled in Atlanta for the it to the second round. There country in a competition. It’s degree and went on to earn his you’re given.” US nationals bobsled team, he was one plane ticket, one po- an amazing experience.” master’s. Oddly enough, his called his father and proposed sition. And Tucker made it his. After an initial training pe- experience with the bobsled a road trip––one that would “We did sprints, jumps, broad riod in New York, where he team had opened his eyes to Gulf Breeze Apothecary Welcomes change his future. “I wanted jumps, shot-put ... You had to caught his first glimpse of the possibilities of a career Brantley Jagel, PharmD Allergies to go and try it, just so that I do all these events, and they snow, Tucker spent the next field that was far more limit- Clinical Pharmacist Dental Compounding could say I tried,” Tucker re- were graded by how fast you seven years on the US na- less than he had ever imag- Compounding Specialist Hormone Replacement calls. Simple reasoning, in his were, how far you threw, how tional team. Tours and train- ined, and he wanted to be part Therapy • Pain Creams mind. And that seems to be Pediatric Formulation far or how high you jumped,” ing and competitions kept him of that. “Being part of that Scar Therapy the approach he takes to any he explains. “At the end of the on the road for long stretches team, we had strength coach- Veterinary Medicines We make specialized medications that challenge or opportunity that first day, the coach posted the of time, living out of suitcases es, speed coaches, nutrition- And Much More! presents itself. “That’s part of meet the speciic needs of each individual. results on the board; and I was in various hotel rooms dotting ists––all these professions that Contact your Physician or our Compounding life––you have to take advan- in second place.” The next day, countries across the globe. I’d never even heard of before Pharmacists about the beneits of tage of anything that comes he came back and captured And while Tucker did well that.” Once again, Tucker personalized compounding. your way. I may have stum- first place in the push, which enough on the team to travel seized his future, first build- bled into it, but it changed my tested those ten finalists in every year to the World Cup in ing a client base as a personal life.” their ability to handle a modi- Italy, it wasn’t until 2002 that trainer at a local gym and then Sharon Jordan Sims, RPh Indeed it did. At the time of fied, wheel-mounted bobsled. he made it to the Olympics in moving on to establish Ac- Brantley Jagel, PharmD the trials, Tucker was living in “They gave me my plane tick- Salt Lake City. celeration, a small company 1177 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Mississippi, enrolled in junior et right there,” Tucker says. Admittedly, Tucker’s place whose focus was “helping (850) 677-9340 | www.gulfbreezeapothecary.com college and playing football. 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The Pilot Club of Pensac- la community a greater place Complete In-Home Services ola is hosting its 34th annual to live. The Junior League of Pancake Festival on Saturday, Pensacola, Inc. is a non-proit PERSONAL TRAINING March 1 at the Cokesbury organization of women dedi- United Methodist Church in cated to promoting volunteer- PLUS MASSAGE Pensacola. ism, developing the potential Call (850) 247.9665 The event will include Pen- of women and making a differ- sacola City Council members ence in the lives of others. The and county oficials includ- Junior League of Pensacola ing Escambia County Sheriff mission is “Women Building David morgan and Escambia Better Communities.” Learn County Superintendent of more at www.JuniorLeagueof- www.touchathletics.com Schools Malcolm Thomas. Pensacola.org. Lionel and Sheilia Young of the NWF Living History Association present the program to DAR. Also on hand will be Jeff The Junior League also Miller and Grammy Winner qualiies as a charitable -organi Dr. Michael DeMaria. zation under Section 501(c) (3) more about the event or pur- of Art Guild (PMAG) ® chase tickets by visiting junior- The event will start at 7 a.m. of the Internal Revenue Code, Timothy Wise leagueofpensacola.org/dish- and run until noon. The ven- as amended. Tuesday, March 18, Pen- Financial Professional ue address is located at 5725 Tickets to Junior League it-out/ or calling 433-4421. sacola Museum of Art Guild The Prudential Insurance North 9th Avenue in Pensacola Dishes It Out are just $10 in You may contact Kris Thoma, (PMAG) will meet at 10 a.m. Company of America 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway and the cost is $5 for adults advance or $15 at the door. Junior League of Pensacola, at the Pensacola Museum of 2013-2014 President at 3298 Suite 10 and $3 for children. VIP tickets also are available. Art, 407 S. Jefferson Street in Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Summit Boulevard, Suite 44, Proceeds beneit Junior League Pensacola. (850) 932-0846 Pensacola, on her cell at 377- The Beach volunteer projects to serve the Local artist, Leland Leon- [email protected] community of Pensacola. So 5136 or email at president@ ard, will speak to the guild juniorleagueofpensacola.org. Community Church to support this group and at- and guests about his custom Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a tend this Junior League Dish- furniture of inlay wood design division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and The Beach Community es it out event you may learn Pensacola Museum tables. In addition to custom contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 Church at 920 Panferio Dr, on furniture, Leonard also creates Pensacola Beach is sponsor- wood turnings such as bowls, ing a Game Afternoon every candle holders, pepper mills Wednesday through March and lower vases from - ex from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for otic and domestic woods. He Snowbirds and local seniors. has been in business over 20 There will be playing board years. and card games. Some of the For information call Pat card games visitors will be in- Dickson 456-4964 vited to play include Mexican Train Dominoes and Rummi- Ice Flyers VS.Riverman kub. The Game Afternoon is Three Rivers Chapter free and a great way to meet February Meeting Friday, March 14th 7:05 pm new people and work your brain. For details, call JoAnna The Three Rivers Chapter, Saturday, March 15th 7:05 pm at 776-4465. Daughters of the American Revolution, held their month- Junior League of ly meeting on February 8 at the Bagdad United Method- Pensacola ist Church. The meeting was opened by Regent Suzanne The Junior League of Pen- Terry. Terry along and Ned sacola and Pensacola Cooks John H. Brown will present the second annual ELECTRICAL “Junior League Dishes It Out,” Sue Lundin and Ned France, Aaron Snowden Chapter (SAR) in period attire. See HNSC Page 5A » on Saturday, March 29 at Se- CONTRACTOR ville Quarter in downtown Pen- sacola. Junior League Dishes It Aluminum Rewiring Specialist Out is a tasting and shopping showcase for people who love Residential • Commercial • Light Industrial to eat, cook and entertain. “Junior League Dishes It Professional Service Since 1986 Out is irst and foremost an event for foodies,” said Kara Rider, event chair. “The event 850-516-8301 will feature samples of our most popular Junior League recipes, cooking demonstra- tions from Pensacola Cooks’ talented team and delicious treats from many talented local chefs and caterers. Attendees P.O. Box 1166 | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32562 will also enjoy shopping for [email protected] ER 0010239 culinary-related products in- cluding kitchen gadgets, cook- books, and specialty items.” Since 1956, the Junior League has been a driving force behind the initiatives and insti- Marilyn Kirchinger, Karen Cooke, Patricia Ann Smith, Regent Suzanne Terry, Kristie Brecheisen, Karen tutions that make the Pensaco- Andrews, and Registrar Rosa Seymour is sitting in background attend the DAR meeting.

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» Continued from Page 4A ly lags of the USA and told some They are always planning new cabinets are attached. Contact interesting facts of their history. activities and looking for new Jim Russell at (850) 382-1671. France, Aaron Snowden Chapter After the presentation, ive equipment or instruments that Memorial Fund for Deceased Sons of the American Revo- new members were inducted into will enhance the enjoyment of Members- The Center has es- lution (SAR) led members and the Three Rivers Chapter by Re- their members. tablished a fund to be known as guests in the Pledge of Allegiance gent Suzanne Terry and Gail All- A Piano is Wanted- The Center the Memorial Fund for Deceased to the Flag. Members dressed in red (Membership Committee). is looking for a piano. It could be Members”. The purpose of this their colonial attire and “cherry New members are: Kristie Spen- a Digital Piano with 88 weighted fund is to recognize the contri- treats” were served by hostesses cer Brecheisen, Karen Spencer keys, grand sound, pedals and a bution of departed members and Elaine Willis, Jean Fairield and Andrews, Patricia Ann Brock bench. An Acoustic piano also to dedicate funds in their name. Donna Kinzelman. Donations Smith, Karen Trawick Cooke, would work nicely. The piano These funds would be used to were brought for Fisher House and Marilyn Trawick Kirchinger. should be in good condition with purchase needed items of a capi- and Wounded Military Men and If you are interested in the no repairs needed except for pos- tal nature such as new tables, Women, and donations were giv- Daughters of the American Rev- sible tuning. If you or someone chairs, computers and printers. en for food for the USO. olution (DAR), or Children of the you know, would like to donate None of the funds will be used Lionel and Sheilia Young of American Revolution (C.A.R.), a piano, the Center would give for operational costs or expenses the Northwest Florida Living email Suzanne Terry, Regent at you a tax donation form. Contact of the Holley Navarre Seniors History Association displayed a [email protected]. Margaret Russell at (850) 382- Center (HNSA). wonderful assortment of “every- 1671. Donations to this fund would day items from the time of George And Help is Needed- A gar- be tax deductible and be deposit- Washington.” They described the Holley Navarre bage disposal unit has been do- ed in a special fund outside of the items of clothing, tools, weap- Seniors Association, nated to the Center and they need Budget by the HNSA Treasurer. ons, games, eating utensils, and someone to help with the installa- A special tax deductible receipt money used during colonial days Inc. tion. They also need help install- will be issued when requested. Fax: (850) 850 932-0920 and how they were made. This ing the new cabinets in the game The Funds will be admin- very interesting and educational The Holley Navarre Seniors room. Watch your Newsletter for istered by the Holley Navarre presentation was greatly enjoyed. Association, Inc. is where many a planned date to work on getting Seniors Associations Board of Flag Minute Chairperson Mary things are happening for Seniors the cabinets fastened to the wall Directors or a special Board ap- Riggs with Lionel and Sheilia while they are living and remem- and for installing locks. A cabi- pointed for that purpose by the Young showed members the ear- bering them after their death. net top will be donated once the Board. DHL • UPS • Fed-Ex • Postal • Copies • Notary • Fax Wrapping/Packing • Mail Boxes • Business Cards • Laminating/Binding GBUMC to host Ash Wednesday services Phone: (850) 932-0410 1333 College Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 On Wednesday, March 5, Ash Wednesday marks the in the Old Testament of the come forward and receive the Gulf Breeze United Method- beginning of Lent and is the use of ashes as a sign of repen- imposition of ashes during ei- ist Church will hold two very Wednesday following Mardi tance. In Jeremiah 6:26, “ O ther of these Ash Wednesday For more information contact Greg Smith: (850) 292.7432 different Ash Wednesday ser- Gras or “Fat Tuesday,” the last daughter of my people, gird on services. [email protected] vices. hurrah before the beginning of sackcloth, roll in ashes,” and It will be at time to remem- A traditional service will Lent. in Jonah 3:6, “ When the news ber Christ’s suffering and to You’re Invited to Visit take place at the 75 Fairpoint Lent is a 40-day period when reached the king of Ninevah, prepare to celebrate the death AM AM Drive Campus at 6 p.m. and Christians get ready spiritually he rose from his throne, laid and resurrection of Jesus Christ Meeting Every Other Wednesday at 7:00 -8:00 a casual beach service will be for Easter by observing a pe- aside his robe, covered himself on Easter Sunday. Gulf Breeze Hospital Cafeteria held at the gates of Ft. Pickens riod of fasting, repentance and with sackcloth, and sat in the For more information con- D Business relationship building on the Gulf Side of Pensacola moderation. ashes.” tact the church at 932-3594 or D Outstanding business practices and principles Beach beginning at 5:30 p.m. The 40 days are representa- Ash Wednesday emphasizes go online at gbumc.org. D Shared business referrals This will be the irst year for tive of the 40 days Jesus spent our sinfulness before God and D One representative per business, trade occupation or profession the beach service which will be fasting in the dessert, where he our human mortality. “For dust a come and go worship experi- endured Satan’s temptations. you are and to dust you shall ence with acoustic music and But how did the ashes be- return.” Genesis 3:19. The the imposition of ashes. come an important part of the ashes placed on our foreheads You may come whenever lives of Christians? Where did serve as a visual representation you like and stay as long as the idea of smudging our fore- of “burning up” and ridding you like for this sunset service heads with ashes start? ourselves of our past sins. which will end at 6:30 p.m. There are many references Christians are invited to Get that leaner, toner body this year.

Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Employees inside the Gulf Breeze Publix pose with their appreciation poster presented to them by the Are you ready to say goodbye to your muffi n top, love handles and United Way of Santa Rosa County. bothersome bulges? Then maybe it’s time for CoolSculpting.

CoolSculpting is a non-surgical, clinically proven procedure that targets Where giving is a pleasure stubborn fat cells, freezes them, and naturally eliminates them from your body. No incisions. No downtime. And treatments only take an hour. United Way offices across a match for all associate BY MAT PELLEGRINO To learn more about how CoolSculpting can transform your body, or to Gulf Breeze News the south select a day each contributions,” Loera said. [email protected] year to thank Publix, one of “Publix stores really do so schedule a complimentary consultation, call 877-231-DERM (3376). their biggest contributors, much.” Outgoing Santa Rosa for its giving attitude. Loera presented Gulf County United Way Direc- “This is what we refer to Breeze Publix store manager tor of Coastal Development as ‘Publix Appreciation Day’ Chad Sutherland with an ap- Kristen Loera had one small for United Way,” Loera said. preciation poster. Loera also task to attend to before she “Publix is one of United visited the Publix in Navarre took on the President/CEO Way’s biggest contributors and Pace to thank them for position at the Gulf Breeze nationally and locally.” their contributions Chamber. Last year, Publix as a whole “This is a great way for On February 20, the Gulf made an employee match of Publix to be involved in 3089 Gulf Breeze Parkway • Gulf Breeze Breeze resident entered the $22 million to United Way. our community … which is Gulf Breeze Publix to let the Last year, the grocery store our mission,” Sutherland aquaskinspa.com store employees know how chain’s associates pledged to said. “Our associates really much their giving means to Results and patient experience may vary. Ask your physician if CoolSculpting is right for you. give close to $30 million. stepped up this year and made CoolSculpting for non-invasive fat reduction is cleared for the fl ank and abdomen. CoolSculpting is a registered trademark and the CoolSculpting logo United Way. “Publix charities does it a successful campaign.” and the Snowfl ake design are trademarks of ZELTIQ esthetics, Inc. © 2014. ll rights reserved.

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P. O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 BY CHLOE BRUMMER Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Special to Gulf Breeze News Office: (850) 932-8986 [email protected] Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com "What was your favorite Oscar nominated ilm?”

PUBLISHER Lisa Newell

EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson

NEWS REPORTER Melanie Kormondy

Intern “‘Captain Phillips’ was the best Chloe Brummer out of all the nominated ilms.”

SALES - Amy Fitch Briana Taylor Larry Ball

OFFICE MANAGER Doris Pelham

ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish

GRAPHIC DESIGN Maite George

CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen “My favorite was ‘American Pam Brannon Hustle.’” Jack Kale Liesel Schmidt Home an eyesore no more -Billy Brockinton Mike Robertson Dr. Robert Randel Thanks for publicizing the There are approximately Clay Bloodworth removal of the eyesore from LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 43 million American smok- soundview Trail. As one of ers. Of those, 70 percent - or the many neighbors who 30 million individuals - want Drug store pulling coming a healthier, smoke- Member: have tried to work with the free nation. to quit. city to resolve this almost Comprehensive quit-smok- Florida Press Association bold move CVS Caremark took a bold decade long issue we appre- step in making the health and ing programs like the Lung National Newspaper Assn. ciate your help. I would just Association’s Quitter in You For the past 30 years, I’ve well-being of current and fu- like to thank again the as- program (www.quitterinyou. Gulf Breeze Area fought for lung health with ture customers and employ- sistance of Mr. Greg Brown org), coupled with a decision Chamber of Commerce the American Lung Associa- ees a top priority. (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) the Santa Rosa County Ap- like CVS’s, can help us move tion. Our organization has The American Lung As- “I really liked ‘12 Years a praiser. We approached him toward a generation that will Pensacola Beach been a leader in the battle sociation commend the com- Slave.’” Chamber of Commerce just a few months ago and not be defined by smoking-re- against tobacco, which is the pany’s leaders for their deci- the issue was quickly re- lated illnesses like lung can- Greater Pensacola leading cause of preventable sion and urge more retailers -Brenda Berry solved. We also appreciate cer and chronic obstructive Chamber of Commerce illness and death in the U.S. to follow CVS Caremark’s Mr. Carmichaels comment pulmonary disease (COPD). Over the years, this battle has brave lead, and help elimi- Navarre Tourist in Kim Blair’s column as Working together, we can Development Council experienced dramatic highs nate tobacco-caused deaths he stated “we let this go on create America’s first tobac- and disappointing lows. and disease by pulling tobac- Santa Rosa County too long”. We accept that co-free generation and help CVS Caremark’s recent an- co products from their own Chamber of Commerce apology knowing that future make tobacco history. nouncement that they will no shelves problems like this will be longer sell tobacco products Reducing access to tobac- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze resolved quickly. HAROLD P. WIMMER at CVS/pharmacy locations co is an important first step, News welcomes your opinion. We American Lung represents a great milestone but we also need to support reserve the right to edit a letter to fit ED KOHAUT Association National space available. We do not accept in efforts to move toward be- those who are actively trying Gulf Breeze President and CEO letters containing a personal attack to quit. on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an “The Wolf of Wall Street.” individual writer. If we receive form letters, we will print only the first -Elizabeth Raer one we receive. Include your name, Lawmakers need to increase CCE funding address and daytime phone number. As Florida lawmakers de- sure affordable utility rates CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze bate how to use the state’s first and quality utility services for News is committed to accuracy and budget surplus in seven years, ratepayers. wants to hear from you if we need about 29,000 frail Floridians l Protecting Floridians, to make a correction or clarification. 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Terry Pollard chael Smith He began his thirty-six-year tration and, most recently, was and lying radio-controlled mod- pallbearers will be Pat Allen, (Debbie) of career in banking as a coin wrap- the moderator of the witness and el airplanes. Mickey Merchant, Jerry Brown, Herrington Paducah, Ky., per in the head teller’s vault at the service committee. Funeral Services will be held Don James, Jerry Forrester, Jerry and two grand- Citizens and Southern National During his banking career, in the Sanctuary of Gulf Breeze Blacklaw, Mac Spann, George Terry Pollard Herrington, 78, children: Ray- Bank in Augusta, Ga. Terry & he was a member of the Board Presbyterian Church on Thurs- Bokas and Rusty Smith. of Gulf Breeze, Fla., passed away mond Ringson Martha moved to Gulf Breeze of Directors of the Gulf Breeze day, February 20, 2014 at 2 p.m. In lieu of lowers, memorial on February 15, 2014, at Baptist Herrington, in April, 1965, where he became Unit of the American Heart As- Chaplain Robert Price is ofici- contributions may be made to Hospital in Gulf Breeze, Fla. Jr., and Sara Assistant Vice President of the sociation, the Santa Rosa County ating. Visitation with the fam- the Building Fund of the Gulf Mr. Herrington was born in Herrington Louise Her- Bank of Gulf Breeze, at that time Chamber of Commerce and the ily will be one hour prior to the Breeze Presbyterian Church, P. Augusta, GA, on June 18, 1935, rington; and the only bank in the community. Gulf Breeze Rotary Club. He service in the church fellowship O. Box 130, Gulf Breeze, FL the youngest of eight children three great-nephews: Dustin He became the President of the also served as President of the hall. 32562. of Thomas J. Herrington, Sr., Smith, Travis Smith (Courtney) bank in 1970 and, after many Greater Gulf Breeze Chamber of Pallbearers will be Ray- Arrangements entrusted to and Carrie Pollard Herrington. and Caleb Smith (Jessica), and a mergers and name changes for Commerce. He coached boys’ mond Ringson Herrington, Jr., Rose Lawn Funeral Home of He was predeceased by his par- sister Carol Herrington Rhodes, the bank, retired as Senior Vice baseball and was a board member Dustin Smith, Travis Smith, Gulf Breeze. You may offer con- ents, three brothers: Thomas J. Augusta, GA. Many nieces and President and Senior Lending and treasurer of the Gulf Breeze Caleb Smith, Cameron Jones, dolences, share memories and Herrington, Jr., Wilbur T. Her- nephews also survive. Oficer of Sun Trust Bank withSports Association (GBSA). In Michael Davis, John Montgom- sign the guestbook at www.rose- rington and Jack H. Herrington; He was educated in Columbia responsibility for the Gulf Breeze retirement, he enjoyed building ery and Ben Carruth. Honorary lawn-fh.com. and three sisters: Ola Herrington County schools and graduated and Tiger Point branches. Case, Louise Herrington Allen from Evans High School. He at- Mr. Herrington was a mem- and June Herrington Collins. tended Middle Georgia College ber of Gulf Breeze Presbyterian He is survived by his loving at Cochran, Ga. He earned pre- Church, where he served as an NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE wife of 53 years, Martha Ring- standard, standard and graduate elder and as church treasurer. He son Herrington, two sons, Terry certiicates from the American was a pre-school Sunday school AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE Pollard Herrington, Jr., (Dawn) Institute of Banking. He was teacher for many years and was of Gulf Breeze and Raymond also a graduate of the School of moderator and a member of vari- The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct Ringson Herrington (Amy) of Banking of the South at Louisi- ous church committees, includ- public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted Pensacola; a special nephew, Mi- ana State University. ing inance, property, adminis- on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, March 27, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.

Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances en- titled:

Ordinance 1:

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

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Residential) to AG (Agriculture) total approxi- mately 2.014 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Designation Shannon Adrienne Mills and Matthew Steele Stavris Amended: from Single Family Residential to Agriculture Mills, Stavris to wed COL (Ret) and Mrs. Douglas has a BS in Public Health from ate of The Nobel and Greenough H. Mills of Gulf Breeze, Fla. are the University of North Caro- School, has a BA from Princeton pleased to announce the engage- lina Chapel Hill, and a Master of University, and an MBA from ment of their daughter, Shannon Health Science from the Johns Duke University’s Fuqua School Adrienne to Matthew Steele Hopkins University Bloomberg of Business. He is a Manager of Stavris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- School of Public Health. She is a Product Operations at Athena- Zoning District Amended: R1M thur Stavris of Hingham, Mass. Manager of Practice Operations health in Watertown. (Mixed Residential Subdivision) to The future bride is a gradu- at Iora Health in Cambridge. A September, 2014 wedding R2 (Medium Density Residential) ate of Gulf Breeze High School, The future groom is a gradu- in Boston is planned. total approximately 1.125 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Designation GBE NEWS Amended: from Single Family Resi- dential to Medium Density Residen- Dr. Seuss com- tial ing to GBE Ordinance No. 2: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMEND- First grade at Gulf Breeze ING ORDINANCE 91-24; AMENDING ARTICLE 6, RELATED TO NAVARRE Elementary will be celebrating BEACH HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; Dr. Seuss Day on Friday. Feb. AMENDING THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; AMEND- 28 with guest readers dressed in Characters from Dr. Seuss ING CHAPTER 3, FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT, RELATED TO NAVARRE stories. BEACH HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; Thursday, March 6 from 5:30 AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. to 7 p.m. irst grade teachers at Gulf Breeze Elementary will The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above also host a Stargaze night for scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad all First grade families. Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Local astronomers with tele- Meetings & Agendas Page of the Countys website at www.santarosa..gov approximate- scopes will be our guests. ly 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board More GBE of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said events meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are Marshall graduates appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of Upcoming events at Gulf the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon Breeze Elementary: from basic training which their appeal is to be based. l Individual Spring School Air Force Reserve Airman Matthew T. Marshall Pictures—March 4 graduated from basic military training at Joint Base Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make rea- l General PTA Meeting— San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. sonable modications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa March 11 Marshall is the son of Randy and Jimmie Marshall County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a re- l Boosterthon Fun Run— of Navarre. quest. For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received March 12 He is a 2013 graduate of Navarre High School. at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. l Field Day Grades 3-5— March 13

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» Continued from Page 1A and a temporary moratorium be you with great conidence that placed on all district schools as right now there is no principal in the code of student conduct had far as corporal punishment.” Santa Rosa County that is using emailed back giving ive dates McNulty said he has also re- corporal punishment any longer. when it had run in Press Ga- quested the “proof of publica- We had an incident that recently zette. “But when you check the tion” that the school district is happened where a parent request- paper all or any of those ive supposed to receive after a paid, ed it be used, went to the school dates, there is no advertisement oficial legal publication of any and saw it used, then the next day anywhere about a school board meeting and has not been able to reported the school to children meeting or the policy hearing, or get any proofs so far. and family services. I cannot any corporal punishment,” McNulty McNulty said Wyrosdick did longer feel safe in protecting my said. McNulty said he also has all speak with him after the school employees who might choose to the issues of the Press Gazette for board meeting, and they had “a use corporal punishment in the the past several months. “I don’t very pleasant conversation.” But schools, so I will recommend it know who dropped the ball, but he said even though Wyrosdick be abolished. It is an unfair bur- the district is in violation of state said there is a “process” to be fol- den for our employees – even Rotary selects law by not advertising school lowed in the corporal punishment though we do have a lot of parents board meetings and by not ad- issue, McNulty does not want to request it in certain schools.” Teacher of the Year vertising that policy public hear- wait until May or June to have He said “drafts are being writ- ing.” that policy banned inside the ten, and the process is underway Master Sergeant Laura Sauls USAF (ret.) McNulty also spoke to the county schools. He said he will to bring this before the school – 2013-2014 GB Rotary Club Teacher of the school board last Thursday eve- be at the next meeting, hoping to board.” Year (joined by Col. David Landfair USAF (ret.)) After a 20 year active military career, ning and asked that at the very see the issue on the agenda. Mc- When the issue of publication MSgt. Sauls took on a second career teaching least the board place a moratori- Nulty said, also, that Wyrosdick of the hearings and meetings was the next generation of military leadership. um on corporal punishment until told him the recommendation to addressed, Wyrosdick told Gulf She joined the GBHS faculty two years ago the regular public hearing of dis- the school board when the policy Breeze News “I appreciate Mr. after 15 years experience instructing high trict policies scheduled to be held school JrROTC cadets in South Florida. Since hearing is held will be to ban cor- McNulty bringing that issue to coming to GB she has been busy challenging this next May or June. He asked poral punishment in the district. our attention. We are right now in the GBHS cadets to be all they can be. Their the school board, “If a ban can- Superintendent Wyrosdick the process of investigating that latest goal is to win first place at the next not be put in place right now on told Gulf Breeze News this week issue to see where it stands. But I drill, rifle and color guard teams drill meet corporal punishment, then I ask that the “process” is underway, believe the much more important April 12. Submitted photo that at least it be on the agenda atand that there would be no spe- issue is that corporal punishment the next school board meeting to cial discussion until the hearings is no longer being used in any be discussed by the school board in May or June. “But I can tell schools here.” Rotary gears up with MANNA to fight hunger

blessed we are at MANNA to call Rotary other club, and Flounlacker reminded BY VICI PAPAJOHN l 18,398 packets of food were packed Against Hunger packets. Gulf Breeze News our partner in the ight against hunger them that their work was satisfying representing a 110,388 meals! l 20 Garden Beds were prepped for [email protected] in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties,” great need, one that would do much- to rel 1,353 volunteer hours in service to Spring planting with a projected year said De Flounlacker, Manna Food Bank duce hunger in our area. She encouragedthe hungry. yield of 3,000+ pounds of fresh produce. For the third year in a row, the Manna Executive Director. “Many thanks to the volunteers and pointed out during the dayl Food & Funds Donations represent “I am humbled by their service and so Food Bank opened its doors to the Com- clubs and the amazing Rotary Against that the hungry these days are not just5,300 the nutritious cans of food donated grateful for these Rotary friendships. On bined Rotary Clubs of Pensacola (CROP) Hunger Committee for making this an in- individuals under the bridge, rather it is l 1,126 packages of rice, cereal & behalf of the MANNA team and the tens for an intensive day of food preparation credible event.” more likely to be the working family withother breakfast items were created. of thousands of hungry people who will and volunteerism. Gulf Breeze Rotary had more volun- kids struggling to make ends meet. l 3,000+ pounds of food was sorted be helped because of their efforts, we are “What an incredible day, and how teers during Saturday’s event than any Total production for the day included: & ready for distribution with the Rotary very grateful,” Flounlacker said.

Joy Tsubooka Through fi re, wind, and even ice, she is on the job as Santa Rosa County Public Information Offi cer

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When a hurricane threatens the of source information that we use at City Hall to put citizens in touch with the people that can provide answers. Her offi ce Emerald coast, she’s there. When is a real clearinghouse for information,” Gulf Breeze city manager Buz Eddy said. the county is covered in ice, she’s One thing Tsubooka stresses is that the people of Santa there. Rosa County can access information in a variety of scenarios if they to subscribe to the updates put out by the Santa Rosa She’s the woman behind the scenes, yet at the frontlines County Emergency Management website that can be sent to when traffi c, weather, and any sort of emergency threatens their e-mail addresses. Santa Rosa County. She’s the Santa Rosa County Public Tsubooka and her team work hard and selfl essly to keep Information Offi cer and her name is Joy Tsubooka. the residents of Santa Rosa county informed with the most The Santa Rosa County Public Information Offi cer is a job accurate information for whatever situation is affecting our title someone may not be familiar with, however, Tsubooka community. holds the job to a high standard and works around the clock to make sure Santa Rosa County residents are well informed. Along with Courtney Kolling, Tsubooka performs a plethora of tasks that help Santa Rosa county residents live easier and experience minimal stress in emergency situations by keeping close contact with county and state offi cials about uncovering events. Tsubooka passes this information on to the general public. The ice storm that hit the area late January was a unique event that tested Tsubooka’s skills. Her experience in dealing with fi res, place crashes, tropical storms and many different types of emergencies has helped her to develop a protocol for emergencies that makes the experience routine. Tsubooka credits her staff for operating effi ciently and declines any praise heaped on her by professional peers, including emer- gency management plans chief Daniel Hahn. Hahn said of Joy, “She does a phenomenal job. During the ice storm, she had information fl owing through the offi ce that was accurate and timely and deserves credit for her work.” “Joy and her staff do an excellent job keeping the public informed regarding issues that impact our daily lives such as traffi c problems and weather. Joy also facilitates the sharing Joy Tsubooka, Santa Rosa County Public Information Offi cer

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER February 27, 2014 Local ilmmaker debuts ‘THE DOWNTIME’ The Krewe du Ya Yas, known for their pink wigs, parade in Pensacola Beach’s Krewe of Wrecks parade in a previous year. this weekend Good BY CLAY BLOODWORTH Gulf Breeze News times, [email protected] parades There are only a hand- some dough to get that one ful of people in our area made”, he says. “But more creating their own art, Ste- than anything, I want to ven McMillan being one of write and direct a movie roll this them. A 24-year-old student about the life of the rock-a- at Pensacola State College, billy hero Eddie Cochran. he’s already written and di- That’s kind of my dream.” weekend rected two feature ilms and Full of ideas and full of a number of documentary heart, Steven is on his way, “Throw me somethng, mister!” is the cry shorts. Recruiting some of but not without his fair from thousands attending the many Mardi his best friends to act and share of help. Most of his Gras parades that are on tap this weekend, the collaborate with him, he’s ilms have starred his close inal weekend before Fat Tuesday itself. certainly been having a buddies, and ‘Downtime’ is And those on board the loats are more than great couple of years. Now, no different. “We all have a happy to oblige by throwing multi colored after a ton of hard work, short hand with each other. beads, moon pies. cups, trinkets and more to his new drama titled ‘The I got really lucky that a lot the delight of the young and young alike. Downtime’ will have its irst of my friends can act”, he oficial screening at Movies said. 4 Cinema in Gulf Breeze on To see his new ilm and February 28th at 8:30 PM. meet some of the leading Centered on the theme actors, come to the free of loneliness, the ilm - folscreening at Movies 4 Cin- lows Brandon, a guy who ema in Gulf Breeze on Feb- is growing tired of his life. ruary 28th at 8:30 p.m. After breaking up with his girlfriend, we see his jour- ney back to his hometown as he searches for his own meaning. Shot at key places throughout Pensacola, in- cluding the Grafiti Bridge, the movie took about ive months to make. After such a long process, McMillan is overjoyed about the screen- ing. “The coolest part of showing this movie at Mov- ies 4 is that was my theater when I was a kid. That’s where I saw the Star Wars re-releases in the nineties.” This will help support the cinema’s move to digital projection, and Steven sees this as his own small con- tribution. However, that’s not all he has in store. “I would like to shoot a picture Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News I wrote called ‘Warrington Kids and kritters paraded on Saturday at the popular pint sized Mardi Gras Event. Spur’ but it’s going to take Momentum Church the love with pizza deliveries Valentine’s Day is just one day on the calendar but Momentum Church celebrates the whole week by showing the love to local people. According to pastor Matt Arnold, LOVE Week is an outrageous, audacious volunteer blitz hosted by Momentum Church to love and serve the community through various projects. For the entire week leading up to Valentine’s Day, Momentum Church served through what it calls Compassion Serve Initiatives all over the city. These projects included helping to build a Habitat for Humanity home, cleaning and organizing at Manna Food Bank and Waterfront Rescue Mission, serving breakfast and lunch to local businesses, and many more! Momentum Church is known for its community-driven efforts including Easter Gulf Breeze and Christmas for a Cause, both community-wide events with the mission of sharing the love of Jesus to others. “We believe that together we can be an unstoppable force for good driven to change the world. You have to touch a hand before you can touch a heart and we believe one of the best ways to do that is to serve others,” said Lead Pastor Matt Arnold of Momentum Church showed the love to Gulf Breeze News, Tim Payne. as well as other local businesses, by delivering lunch during the church’s To learn more about LOVE Week, visit annual LOVE Week. www.loveweekgulfbreeze.com.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 27, 2014 3B | WEEK OF FEBRUARY 27-March 5| Thursday, Feb. 27 Saturday, March 1 n Forestry Conclave & Lumberjack Festival n Harlem Globetrotters n Gulf Coast Renaissance 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Faire Pensacola Saenger Theatre Pensacola Bay Center See what made Scotty McCreery become 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. one of the country’s hottest new stars, with Be a part of the world famous Harlem Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds album sales topping 1.6 million, including Globetrotters, who have been thrilling See the only real live jousting on horseback a platinum-selling debut album that made families and millions of fans for 88 years. ‘American Hustle’ with medieval knights in full armor on Billboard history and helped him win several the Gulf Coast. This two-day festival new artist awards. enchantingly good Friday, Feb. 28 will also feature falconry, swashbuckling swordsmen, storytellers, Arabian dancers, Hype towards a movie can gypsy dancers, magical wizards, medieval Sunday, March 2 easily ruin your experience with n 60th Annual Krewe of ighters, Renaissance dancers, Irish dancers, it, time and time again. You see Lafitte Mardi Gras Parade Medieval musicians, sword swallowers, n Krewe of Wrecks Mardi all the awards it’s been getting, 8 p.m. jesters, jugglers, ire breathers, renaissanceGras Parade amazing quotes from critics, Spring and Garden Streets food and drink, medieval camel and pony and your expectations are set rides, Renaissance games of skill, Medieval 2 p.m. Rain or Shine way too high. Then, when you Experience the only illuminated nighttime merchants with thousands of Renaissance actually see it, you’re totally parade in Pensacola. Be entertained with Pensacola Beach wares and crafts, and much more. Experience Mardi Gras with an island disappointed, and expected marching bands, lighted loats and great atmosphere with beads, candy and dou- something much better. That’s throws as the Krewe kicks off Pensacola bloons. Take part in parties all over the exactly what happened when I Mardi Gras celebrations. n Perdido Key Mardi Gras island, with the biggest on the boardwalk irst saw “American Hustle.” I Festival where paraders wait for the results of the liked it a lot, but not as much as n Buffalo Chip Speaks noon - 8 p.m. judges and trophies to be awarded. other people seemed to. When I decided to see it a second With awesome costumes and Friday, Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. Hub Stacey’s at the Point Celebrate Mardi Gras with Cajun food, live n Scotty McCreery in time, I tried to put all the hype music choices that set you right Saturday, March 1, 7:30 p.m. music, a festival ‘Magic of Mardi Gras’ boat aside, and I enjoyed the movie in the time period, the movie is considerably more. parade and ireworks show. Concert enchanting from the start. It is Sunday, March 2, 2:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. The ilm follows Irving a tad too long, but the cast of Pensacola Little Theater Pensacola Saenger Theatre Rosenfeld, played by Christian off-beat and interesting charac- n Bale, a con-man who runs a Studio 400’s tenth installment of the ever- Pensacola Grand Mardi See why McCreery became one of the ters make up for that in the end. corrupt loan business alongside popular series: an evening of one-act Gras Parade country’s hottest new stars, with album sales Christian Bale is certainly the plays that find the humor in romance and his seductive partner Sydney standout, and seeing his perfor- 2 p.m. topping 1.6 million, including a platinum- relationships. Plays are typically original (Amy Adams). When busted mance a second time solidiied Spring and Garden Streets selling debut album that made Billboards and unpublished. For many, this will be history and helped him win several new by FBI agent Richie DiMaso that. Go in with a clear head, One of the country’s original celebration sites, (Bradley Cooper), he is their world premiere performance. artist awards. and you will most-deinitely Pensacola hosts this family-oriented Mardi obliged to work together with enjoy it. Rated R for language Gras parade in the historical downtown area. him to lineup the arrests of and sexual content, “American Crowds catch beads, doubloons and moonpies several other people, including Hustle” is enchantingly good. galore as they are thrown from loats. congressmen and maia It is now playing at Movies 4 members. Cinema in Gulf Breeze.

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Page 4B GULF BREEZE NEWS February 27, 2014 Public safety director: Drownings down 90% to climb in over the equipment. nior Citizen Park – equipment BY PAM BRANNON Financial Services Gulf Breeze News Record breaking year In 2005 it no longer would work, has been purchased. [email protected] so we pushed it back and forth h. Helped establish an Eco-Trail The inancial reports for The inancial reports for the SRIA for to the beach,” he recalls. “Now i. Underground construction the SRIA for 2013 were ex- The State of Pensacola Beach 2013 were exceptionally positive, with we have a beautiful, state of the needed for the new Visitors ceptionally positive, with re- is great – and getting better! art building for all our needs that Information Center has been ports showing that 2012 was That’s the reports coming from reports showing that 2012 was the high- was built in 2005.” started. the highest yielding revenue the staff and Executive Director est yielding revenue year in the history of Pensacola Beach also devel- year in the history of Pensac- at last week’s Santa Rosa Island oped a manual for Lifeguards For 2014 his department/staff ola Beach, but 2013 surpassed Authority meeting when Direc- Pensacola Beach, but 2013 surpassed even and safety staff that is now be- is working on several projects, even 2012 – making last year tor Buck Lee had his staff give 2012 – making last year actually the highest ing used by several other groups including: actually the highest yielding their “State of the Island” annual yielding revenue year of all time for SRIA. in the state. His staff works on a. Completing the Senior Citizen revenue year of all time for reports. several research projects on rip Park SRIA. One of the biggest accom- tides with groups like Univer- b. Continue pursuing permits for Last year revenues from plishments reported by Public is dificult for us to ind enough also funds the SafeShores Beach sity of West Florida (UWF), and renourishment of Gulf side commercial leaseholders were Safety Director Bob West over really qualiied lifeguards,” he conditions reports several times holds beach safety presentations beaches up $164,000. But revenues the past 10 years was a reduc- said. each day on WEARTV – 3.” to over 10,000 people yearly, c. Construct pavilion at Park overall, from all sources, were tion in drownings by 90 percent. He said last year – 2013 – saw West is also very proud of including military and school West, Sound side up a total of $174,000. “Ten years ago, in 2003, we a record number 821 rescues by the Lifeguard towers Pensacola groups. d. Elevate 8 residential struc- The newest business started were averaging 5.25 drownings lifeguards on Pensacola Beach Beach now uses. “We used to tures with FEMA grant on the beach in 2013 was red per year, and now we are aver- One of the irst things West have the deer stand towers, and e. Complete the new Visitors In- Fish Blue Fish, with several aging .9 drownings per year,” Development Services and his staff did on the beach by now we have six iberglass tow- formation Center other sub-leased businesses West said. “Last year we had two March 1, 2004 was to establish ers – with three purchased by the f. Joint venture with Gulf Power, starting up during the year in drownings, and 10 years ago one The Director of Development patrols. “We saw our irst life county and three purchased by Escambia County, and Dept. already existing sites. In 2014 of those drownings would not Services Paolo Ghio listed sev- saved directly as a result of those SRIA. They are much more de- of Interior to re-light Casino the new restaurant at the Gulf - eral accomplishments for 2013, have been classiied as a drown patrols on March 15 that year, so sirable for the lifeguards to work beach parking lot with turtle Fishing Pier is expected to ing at all, since the person had a and outlined projects being we knew we were on the right from,” he said. friendly lighting open. seizure that caused the tragedy.” track.” West said also the Leader- worked on for 2014 completion He showed the board some “Of course, I have always ship Pensacola group took on which will keep his department past newspaper headlines, show- said No Money = No Mission, a Swimming Safety class for busy all year long. ing one article which reported and the SRIA board and County the community. The Pensacola His list of 2013 projects in- Gulf Breeze Junior Golf League that between 2001 and 2003 Commissioners have been ex- Beach Women’s Club and SR/ cluded: A developmental golf program for juniors grades k-12. there had been 27 drownings tremely supportive and my im- TRI make the Junior Lifeguard a. Complete relocation of all Join a tournament team and compete on Escambia County and Santa mediate bosses have taken sev- program possible each year, manholes against area teams at Hidden Creek, Rosa County beaches. eral leaps of faith to support me also. “We are now recruiting b. Renourishment of Quietwater Cypress Lakes and Stonebook! West started working for in some controversial ideas, like from our own Junior Lifeguard Beach SRIA on the beach 40 years ago, the beach patrols,” West said. programs,” he said. c. Resurface of the roller rink Scheduled play days and individual lessons available. in 1974. “At that time we had He also gives the community, But one of the most appreci- d. Location established for non- only 11 lifeguards,” he recalls. especially Pete Moore, a lot of ated accomplishments during motorized boat launch Spring 2014 Registration West became the Public Safe- credit. “Pete Moore responded the last 10 years is the state- e. Nourishment of Gulf side ty Director in October 2003. to the requests of Leadership of-the-art $1.7 million build- beach permit making its way Tournament Team Tryouts are Now Pensacola Beach has more Pensacola and provided our ing his lifeguards and staff now through agencies Sunday, March 9 than 60 lifeguards on staff, with irst patrol trucks. Now they has to use. “We used to use a f. Re-decked Quietwater Board- 2 p.m. at Tiger Point West Golf Course, 9 holes. 29 showing up for try-outs Feb. have allowed us free use of 10 break truck as out ofice – that walk Coach Tammy Davenport 1 this year – and nine will be trucks over the past 10 years,” is where we kept all our equip- g. Joint venture with other de- hired out of that 29, he said. “It West said. “And Pete Moore ment, and on rainy days we had partments to establish a Se- (850) 776-1400 Host an This week, endeavor to live Iraqi teen your life in the present in summer Life can schedule is full declaring bankruptcies. They of meetings, appointments, are dealing with cancer and Gulf Coast Citizen's Diplo- and calendar to do’s. In all Alzheimer's. Addiction fuels macy Council will host students the clockwork, I am always depression and despondency. participating in the Iraqi Young thinking about where I need At the same time, new babies Leaders Exchange Program of to be next. Do I have time are being born and weddings the U.S. Department of State. to get there? What happens are being booked (not always These students, ages 15-17, will if the bridge is backed up? in that order!). Some folks get be with us from July 21 - August Is 30 minutes enough time? promotions while others get 4. Will I have time to prepare? pink slipped. It’s not always We are looking for families ICal and Google calendars meet over lunch. McGuire’s fair, but it is always where we with teens of their own who are have helped, but they still keep Wednesday fried chicken spe- are. We live in the middle of willing to serve as hosts. Dur- us headed to our next thing. I cial has made the decision to all of this stuff. ing the work week and on some was especially aware of this go there more often than not. That’s when I am so grate- of the weekend days, we will sentiment this morning when These businesses appreciate ful for the restaurants, church- keep the kids busy with lead- my friend asked me if I “was our patronage, but I am thank- es, clubs, and groups that meet ership and community service in a hurry” to get somewhere. ful that they allow folks to people where they are. I praise activities. Local teens will be I took a deep breath, held it in, meet where they are, just as God for Wafle Houses and invited to participate in several and then exhaled. “No. I’m they are. friends who offer me a chance of the events alongside the ex- actually really enjoying this Too often, I ind myself try- to be in the moment. Jesus change students and are eligible time with you” I said. I turned ing to be where I am going walked across the Sea of Gali- for earning community service to the Wafle House waitress “next” instead of being where lee to be with his disciples, hours for many of these activi- and said, “I think I’ll have people are. It's so easy to be right where they were. I’ve ties. breakfast. Black coffee, hash looking so far down the sched- had friends, relatives and pas- If you would be willing to browns (extra crispy), scram- ule to never really be present. tors who have walked on the host, please contact Executive bled eggs, bacon, and toast Perhaps you have heard this proverbial waters of life to be Director . Jena M. Gissendanner with strawberry preserves.” old joke: with me, too. This week, I’m at 850.595.0817. That irst meeting this week Question: Did you hear thankful for the opportunity was at 8:30 a.m. on Monday at about what happened when to live in the moment, even at Wafle House. My meetings the past, present, and future Wafle House. Relay For Life at Starbucks usually involve a walked into a bar? Take time this week to live large (whatever they call that) Answer: It was tense. in your present tense. En- seeks sponsors black coffee. My lunch meet- Life gets tense when we joy an extra cup of coffee or never spend our time in the Sponsor the Beach Breeze ings at Hemingway's usually piece of bacon. Order desert. accompany a tasty portion of moment and when we don’t Stay awhile. Don’t rush on Relay for Life. meet people where they are. There are a variety of spon- fried ish and chips with malt to the next thing. Take time vinegar (mmmm). Shaggy’s We can always look ahead for to be real and honest. Take sorship levels to choose from where people are going, but starting at $250, and each level conversation will often hover a deep breath. Engage your over a portion of shrimp and if you really want to connect date. Don’t be thinking ahead. provides your company with with someone, you need to be valuable visibility. 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Calendar GB Lady Thursday, Feb. 27 Baseball vs. Bay (JV 4 p.m., Var. 6:30) Dolphin Softball vs. Arnold (JV 4 p.m., Var. 6) lacrosse Friday, Feb. 28 Tennis at Rutherford, 2:30 p.m. Boys lacrosse at now 3-0 Lincoln, 5 p.m. BY JASON THOMPSON Baseball at Pine Forest Gulf Breeze News (JV 4:30, Var. 7) [email protected] Softball at Mosley (JV 4 The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin p.m., Var. 6) lacrosse team scored a school-record 15 Girls lacrosse at goals in a 15-6 win over Columbus, Ga. Gainesville Eastside Saturday at PHS. Tourney, TBA Frances Williams had seven goals and two assists for the Lady Dolphins Saturday, March 1 (3-0), who are ranked 32nd (out of 157 teams) in the most recent FHSAA Track at Wildcat Laxpower.com poll. GBHS takes on the Invitational hosts (91st in poll) Friday at 5 p.m. and (Washington), 8 a.m. at 1:15 p.m. Saturday. Boys lacrosse at Leon, The Lady Dolphins take on Nease 10 a.m. (24th) at 8 a.m. Saturday and Bolles Girls lacrosse at (108th) at 11:30. The JV team will face Gainesville Eastside Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Nease at 11:30 and Buchholz at 3 p.m. Tourney, TBA Jordan Lamar (right) runs with Gulf Breeze scored three goals in the ball during GBHS’ 15-6 win the irst two minutes, with Hannah over Columbus, Ga. Saturday. Tuesday, March 4 Miller scoring only 24 seconds into the match. She had two in the match, while Tennis vs. Rutherford, 3 Meredith Snyder scored the irst of her p.m. two goals at the 23:39 mark. Williams Track at Navarre, 4 p.m. scored her irst goal 28 seconds later. Softball at West Florida (JV 5 p.m., Var. 7) See Girls Lax, Page 8C » Baseball vs. Rutherford, 6 p.m. Boys lacrosse vs. Catholic, 7 p.m. Dolphins lacrosse Wednesday, March 5 drops pair to Boys weightlifting vs. Catholic, 4 p.m. Boys lacrosse vs. PHS, Tallahassee teams 6 p.m. Justin Brown scored 73 BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News seconds into the match before [email protected] Chiles tied it at 1-1. David Results Crowhurst scored the irst of his Gulf Breeze opened a new two goals with 3:38 left in the Thursday, Feb. 20 chapter in its longtime rivalry irst, before Chiles tied it again. Chiles boys lacrosse 7, with Catholic on Friday as they T.J. Durst made it 3-2 with Dolphins 6 (OT) edged the Crusaders 3-1 in the 6:40 left in the irst half before Chiles tied it at the buzzer. Dolphin baseball 5, irst ever lacrosse game between the two schools. The Timberwolves scored the West Florida 2 GBHS’ win was sandwiched in lone third quarter goal before Lady Dolphin tennis 6, between a pair of district losses Auston Fillinger scored a pair of Bay 1 at home to Chiles Thursday and fourth quarter goals to make it 5- Dolphin tennis 7, Bay 0 Leon Saturday. 4 Dolphins with 6:16 left. Chiles 7, Dolphins 6 (OT): Chiles led 6-5 with 3:41 left Friday, Feb 21 GBHS tied the game with 1:10 before Crowhurst’s second goal Dolphin lacrosse 3, left in regulation, only for the forced extra time. Zach Mathews Catholic 1 Timberwolves to score 23 had 15 saves in the loss. Jason Thompson | seconds into overtime. Dolphins 3, Catholic 1: Gulf Choctaw baseball 7, Gulf Breeze News Neither team led by more Breeze scored all three of its Dolphins 4 T.J. Durst (27) applies than one goal the entire match, goals in the irst half to beat some defensive Lady Dolphin softball as the lead changed hands ive Catholic Friday. pressure in GBHS’ 3-1 7, Bay 2 win at Catholic Friday. different times. See Dolphin Lax, Page 3C »

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Run for the World Gulf Breeze, FL 02/15/2014 5K RUNNERS AWARDS LIST FEMALE OVERALL 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Jeannie Runyon F 32 Pace 19:13 MALE OVERALL 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Alex Hernandez M 15 Gulf Breeze 16:05 FEMALE MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Jo Anne Donatella F 54 Pensacola 22:49 MALE MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Mike Stout M 40 Pace 17:49 FEMALE GRAND MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Kathleen Kagan F 50 Gulf Breeze 23:34 MALE GRAND MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Bill Eshelman M 51 Pensacola 18:17 FEMALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Carol Battles F 62 Gulf Breeze 26:02 MALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 5K RUN RESULTS 1 Scott Finelli M 60 Gulf Breeze 19:55 5K WALKERS AWARDS LIST FEMALE OVERALL 5K WALK RESULTS 1 Terri Franklin F 45 Gulf Breeze 35:17 MALE OVERALL 5K WALK RESULTS 1 Delbert R Tucker M 54 30:57 FEMALE MASTERS 5K WALK RESULTS 1 Mary Golson F 61 Pensacola 35:24 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News MALE MASTERS 5K WALK RESULTS All Stars 1 John Carruth M 64 Gulf Breeze 38:10 FEMALE GRAND MASTERS 5K WALK RESULTS From left: Alyssa Pejic, Frances Harpole and Kylie Feltenberger represented Gulf Breeze at 1 Martha Hewatt F 54 38:45 Thursday’s Pensacola Sports Assocation’s All Star Soccer Game. MALE GRAND MASTERS 5K WALK RESULTS 1 Gary Phillips M 59 Pensacola 38:24 2 Kasey Bee F 12 Gulf Breeze 29:03 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News FEMALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 5K WALK 3 Mathaya Hill F 12 Gulf Breeze 29:12 1 Frency Moore F 29 Pensacola 19:29 RESULTS MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 12 - 13 2 Becky Stephens F 27 Nashville 27:17 MVP 1 Gayle Furlow F 66 Pensacola 42:39 1 Will Walden M 13 Gulf Breeze 20:11 3 Anna Pope F 28 Gulf Breeze 27:37 Pensacola State Athletic Director Bill Hamilton presents Frances MALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 5K WALK 2 Matthew Hitpas M 13 Gulf Breeze 21:48 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 Harpole with the Most Valuable Player trophy at Thursday’s RESULTS 3 Nicholas Ramos M 13 Gulf Breeze 23:42 1 Patrice Falzone M 27 34:51 Pensacola Sports Association All Star Game. Harpole had two goals 1 Tim Ehly M 65 Pensacola Beach 40:04 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 14 - 15 2 Joe Driver M 28 Gulf Breeze 36:00 and assisted on a goal to GBHS teammate Alyssa Pejic in the East’s 5K AGE GROUP RUN RESULTS 1 Sophia Tucker F 15 19:24 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 5-1 win over the West. FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 - 7 2 Kaitlyn Prezioso F 15 24:04 1 Ashley Carter F 32 Pace 19:45 1 Dara Stokes F 6 Gulf Breeze 37:17 3 Sarah Spooneybarger F 14 Gulf Breeze 24:12 2 Jill Bennett F 32 Gulf Breeze 22:07 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 - 7 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 14 - 15 3 Jessica Paul F 33 Gulf Breeze 25:17 1 Parker Granse M 6 41:42 1 Brett Latimer M 15 20:21 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 1 BEDROOM AP FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 8 - 9 2 Dagan Duke M 14 Gulf Breeze 26:22 1 Joseph Clinkscales M 32 Gulf Breeze 22:42 1 Reagan Price F 9 Gulf Breeze 26:23 3 Dakota McCay M 14 Gulf Breeze 37:26 2 David Jernigan M 31 Milton 24:25 ARTMENT 2 Emma Corber F 9 27:40 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 16 - 19 3 Jeff Gaddy M 31 Gulf Breeze 29:49 FOR RENT 3 Erika Earl F 9 Gulf Breeze 27:56 1 Shannon Kunz F 18 Pensacola 27:58 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 8 - 9 2 Mandy Cutler F 19 30:00 1 Stacy Porter F 38 Pensacola 20:09 CALL (906) 259-1006 1 Caelan Dahlberg M 9 20:51 3 Elizabeth Nix F 18 30:45 2 Sara Fenner F 35 Gulf Breeze 24:41 2 Landon Fields M 9 Mary Esther 21:29 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 16 - 19 3 Carolyn Styranec F 3 26:24 3 Robby Rushing M 9 Gulf Breeze 24:12 1 Matthew Babikow M 17 Gulf Breeze 17:11 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 10 - 11 2 Garrett Carr M 19 Opelika, AL 17:25 1 Aaron Runyon M 36 Pace 16:08 1 Mira Helms F 11 Gulf Breeze 23:42 3 Stephen Petersen M 18 Pensacola 17:56 2 Tom Styranec M 37 Pace 20:40 2 Brianna Ballay F 11 Gulf Breeze 23:43 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 3 Bryan Granse M 38 22:43 3 Ashley Granse F 10 23:43 1 Ashley Alverson F 24 23:30 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 10 - 11 2 Fiona McCoy F 23 Gulf Breeze 29:16 1 Kirsten Bucey F 41 Navarre 23:21 1 Gabe Wilson M 11 Gulf Breeze 18:30 3 Brooke Camper F 21 Gulf Breeze 29:45 2 Missy Trinque F 43 Gulf Breeze 23:39 2 Brad Styranec M 11 20:47 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 3 Melanie Essary F 40 Gulf Breeze 24:42 DID YOUR IRRIGATION PUMP 3 Nichlos McTear M 10 Ft. Walton Beach 22:12 1 Robert Malone M 21 Pensacola 19:58 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 12 - 13 2 Anezio Fuhr M 21 26:31 1 Raymond Vandyne M 44 17:51 SURVIVE THE RECENT FREEZE? 1 Hannah Spooneybarger F 12 Gulf Breeze 20:17 3 Nate Veresh M 24 Gulf Breeze 27:31 See Stats, Page 7C » Find out before Spring Gets Here! FREE IRRIGATION PUMP INSPECTION Call Father and Son Landscape*(850) 240.7935

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Greg Brown, CFA Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser Announces to Santa Rosa County Senior Citizens!

The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissions has approved the Senior Citizen Exemption, which allows an ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION! If you meet the following criteria, you may qualify for an additional Homestead Exemption in Santa Rosa County. This additional exemption is for the portion of your tax bill associated with the Board of County Commissioners only.

Property owners must be 65 or older Total adjusted household income limitations apply Must apply no later than March 1, 2014 Must qualify for and/or currently be receiving Homestead Exemption Note: You must qualify and may have to reapply annually For additional information: (850) 983-1880 / (850) 983-1933

CITY OF GULF BREEZE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Kaltyn Prezioso competes in the high jump in Sealed BIDS for the construction of Cordoba, Cadiz and GBHS' season opener Feb. 18. Chesapeake Paving Projects will be received at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, (850) 934-5110, until 2 P.M., Local Time on Tuesday, March 4, 2014, at which time the bids will be opened and read aloud. GBHS track season underway Bids submitted after said time will not be accepted. All Questions may be submitted to Thomas Lambert at the above address or phone number, as well as by email BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]. Plans are available at [email protected] www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/rfp.

The GBHS boys track team The City will award the project to the lowest responsive and opened the 2014 season by responsible bidder. The City of Gulf Breeze reserves the right winning a three-team meet at to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive any bid informali- home Feb. 18 against Catholic ties, and to re-advertise for bids when deemed in the best in- and Pensacola Christian. terest of the City. The City of Gulf Breeze hereby notiies all Austin Dermody won both the bidders that it will afirmatively ensure that in any contract discus and the shot put, while entered into pursuant to this advertisement, Disadvantaged Jacob Rosas won the 110 and Business Enterprise will be afforded full opportunity to submit 300 meter hurdles. John Taylor bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated won the 800 meter run and was against on the grounds of race, color, gender, religion, age, part of the winning 4x800 and disability, marital status or national origin in consideration for 4x400 meter relay teams. Josh an award. Irby won the 100 meter dash. GBHS took part in the Tiger LEGAL 14759 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/20/14 Relays Saturday at Washington. Austin Dermody was third in the discus, while the 4x800 meter relay was also third. Jessie NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Droogsma won the discus and All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county was third in the shot put. department meetings are held in the County Administrative Center Results were as follows: Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless other- wise indicated. M 4x100 Meter Relay - Finals Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 7 Gulf Breeze HS 45.70 Jacob Rosas won both the 100 and 300 meter hurdles last week in Gulf Breeze. M 4x1600 Meter Relay - Finals 7 Gulf Breeze HS 21:38.95 Marine Advisory March 4 5:00 p.m. M 4x200 Meter Relay - Finals F 4x400 Meter Relay - Finals 6 Gulf Breeze HS 1:38.26 9 Gulf Breeze HS 5:51.07 Tourist Development M 4x400 Meter Relay - Finals F 4x800 Meter Relay - Finals North End Committee March 6 8:30 a.m. 5 Gulf Breeze HS 3:50.49 6 Gulf Breeze HS 11:49.78 Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, M 4x800 Meter Relay - Finals F Discus - Finals 5247 Stewart St., Milton 3 Gulf Breeze HS 8:55.11 1 Droogsma, Jessie 112-00.00 M Discus - Finals 8 Malamo, Maria 78-03.50 Jason North End Committee March 6 8:30 a.m. 3 Dermody, Austin 144-07.00 F Distance Medley Relay - Finals Thompson | 7 Gulf Breeze HS 16:11.62 Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, 5 Finley, Wlliam 125-07.00 Gulf Breeze 17 Routh, Wesley 90-04.50 F High Jump - Finals 5247 Stewart St., Milton News M Distance Medley Relay 4 Stahura, Arianna 4-06.00 - Finals 7 Maurey, Sara 4-02.00 Dermody Commission Committee March 10 9:00 a.m. 9 Gulf Breeze HS 13:16.50 F Long Jump - Finals M Long Jump - Finals 10 Wilson, Sierra 14-00.50 double RESTORE Council March 10 3:00 p.m. 4 Dick, Joshua 19-05.00 22 Welsh, Natalie 9-10.00 Austin M Pole Vault - Finals F Pole Vault - Finals Fire Department 7 Kagan, Alex 10-06.00 2 Valk, Meriah 8-06.00 Dermody won both the discus Executive Group March 10 6:30 p.m. 10 Bunyard, Baylee 9-00.00 F Shot Put - Finals Emergency Operations Center, M Shot Put - Finals 2 Droogsma, Jessie 33-08.00 and the shot 4 Dermody, Austin 44-08.50 11 Malamo, Maria 26-09.00 put in a tri 4499 Pine Forest Rd, Milton 19 Dermody, Cal 31-08.25 F Sprint Medley Relay - Finals meet in Gulf 20 Finley, Wlliam 29-07.50 7 Gulf Breeze HS 5:10.08 Breeze on Feb. Tourist Development F 4x100 Meter Relay - Finals F Triple Jump - Finals 18 against South End Committee March 12 9:00 a.m. 6 Gulf Breeze HS 53.68 4 Renfroe, Sj 28-10.00 Pensacola Navarre Visitors’ Center, F 4x1600 Meter Relay - Finals Christian and 5 Ewing, Rachel 28-08.50 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre 5 Gulf Breeze HS 28:18.78 Catholic. Commission Regular March 13 9:00 a.m. Dolphin lax off Greg Brown, CFA Zoning Board Meeting March 13 6:00 p.m. Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Property Appraiser Council Board Meeting March 19 3:00 p.m. Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, to 1-2 start Announces for 5247 Stewart St., Milton » Continued from Page 1C Brown scored off an assist Your Convenience: Aviation Advisory Committee March 19 5:00 p.m. from Hill with 1:18 left in the The Dolphins took a 1-0 lead irst quarter before the Lions SATURDAY Commission Committee March 24 9:00 a.m. less than two and a half minutes added two more goals in the Bagdad Architectural into the match off a goal by inal 56 seconds. OFFICE HOURS Advisory Board March 26 8:30 a.m. Harold Hill. Durst made it 2- Chris Beck scored the irst of his three goals seven seconds 9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON Public Services Conference Room, 0 with 5:35 left in the irst half 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton before Hill scored again with into the second period. Leon Both Milton & Midway offices 1:13 left in the irst half. made it 5-2, then 6-2, before Parks and Recreation March 26 5:30 p.m. Former GBSA lacrosse player Durst scored off a Beck pass (January 4th thru March 1st) Sean Harmon foiled the shutout with 7.4 seconds left in the half. To assist in exemption filing for: Commission Regular March 27 9:00 a.m. Beck scored 29 seconds into bid with a goal with 9:14 left in HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION Commission Special the game. Mathews made seven the second half before a Brown – Rezoning Meeting March 27 6:00 p.m. saves for the Dolphins. goal made it 6-5. Leon scored SENIOR CITIZEN EXEMPTION two more goals before goals Leon 13, Dolphins 7: Gulf DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommoda- from Beck and Brown made it Breeze, down three at the half, got AND AGRICULTURAL CLASSIFICATIONS tion in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to to within a goal twice in the second 8-7 with 3:57 left in the third. the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer half before the Lions scored ive A pair of unsportsmanlike Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one unanswered goals in the fourth conducts penalties gave GBHS a (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. Agendas and quarter to win Saturday. man advantage for ive minutes. minutes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings For additional information: held in the Board Room are recorded on DVD and available for Leon scored a goal 62 seconds The Dolphins failed to score during that time and gave up a (850) 983-1880 or (850) 983-1933 purchase and most can be viewed live and/or replayed at this web into the match and a second goal or visit our website at: www.srcpa.org site by selecting the meeting from the main page. with 8:16 left in the irst period. short-handed goal.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin softball team bounced back from a loss at Navarre to post district wins over Choctaw and Bay. Lady Dolphins 6, Choctaw 1: GBHS (5-2, 2-0) scored all six runs in the second inning Thursday, with Sydney Ezelle's three-run triple being the key hit. Paige Van Tassel went 2-for-4 and scored once, while Aspen Lee singled and scored once. Olivia Printiss ired a one-hitter and struck out eight. Sydney Willard and Kalee Bogan both scored once. Lady Dolphins 7, Bay 2: Van Tassel, Ezelle, Printiss and Martin all had two hits and scored once as Gulf Breeze scored two in the ifth and three in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie Friday. Ezelle hit two doubles, while Gena Ramos added an RBI single. Riley Robinson and Amber Doyle both scored once. Printiss threw a two-hitter and struck out eight. Navarre 5, Lady Dolphins 2: Ezelle's two- run homer in the seventh foiled the shutout bid as the Lady Raiders scored two in the fourth and three in the ifth Feb. 17. Ezelle, Ramos, Martin and Lee all had two hits, while Emily Arnold added a single. Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Lady Dolphin JV 10, Choctaw 2: Gulf Serving notice Breeze scored ive in the third inning and four Ben Barrow serves the ball for the Dolphins in a recent in the sixth to win Feb. 18. tennis match. Gulf Breeze plays at Rutherford Friday. Hayley Hayes went 2-for-3 and scored twice, while Nicole Parks added a pair of singles. Natalie Tobin and Shelby Oquist both singled Boys tennis and scored twice. Livi Doerr singled and scored once, while Kara Dorsey scored once. Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Sydney Wright threw a two-hitter and Riley Robinson puts the ball in play during a recent Lady Dolphin softball game. struck out two. stays unbeaten Girls improve to 4-1 on season

BY JASON THOMPSON Benton Byrd won 8-0 Big inning costs Skylar Haynes won 8-1 Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Doubles Spann and Barrow won 8-0 Dolphins in loss The Gulf Breeze High boys Cole and Byrd won 8-1 tennis team improved to 5-0 on the season after posting 7- Lady Dolphins 6, Bay 1 0 wins over Bay and Walton Singles to Choctaw last week. The Lady Dolphins Kelly Barnhill won 8-0 BY JASON THOMPSON Dolphins 5, West Florida 2: beat Bay 6-1 and Walton 7-0 to Elizabeth Bryan won 8-2 Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze took advantage of three improve to 4-1 on the season. Marley Taylor lost 8-6 [email protected] Jaguar errors, scoring four runs in Results were as follows: Maddie Bookout won 9-7 the seventh inning for a non-district Dolphins 7, Bay 0 Allison Martin won 8-3 The Gulf Breeze Dolphin win in Pensacola Thursday. Singles Doubles baseball team, after an entire week Kale Jarvis, GBHS' third Harley Spann won 8-5 Barnhill and Bryan won 8-2 off after its preseason tournament, pitcher of the game, picked up Ben Barrow won 8-2 Taylor and Bookout won 8-5 went 1-2 in the irst week of the the win, striking out four over the J.D. Bowles won 8-1 regular season last week. inal three innings. Player, for the Alex Thompson won 8-4 Lady Dolphins 6, Bay 1 Navarre 3, Dolphins 1: GBHS second straight game, was GBHS' Hayden Essary won 8-2 Singles left the bases loaded when the lone multi-hitter, going 2-for- Doubles Maddie Bookout won 8-0 game ended as leadoff runners 3 with an RBI and a run scored. Spann and Barrow won 8-2 Sara Post won 8-0 in the irst, second and fourth Cole Nitterauer and Charles Bowles and Thompson won Mary Miles Hitchcock won innings came in to score for theSwearingen had hits for GBHS. 8-1 8-0 Raiders for a win in Navarre on Choctaw 7, Dolphins 4: Three Courtney Bryan won 8-0 Feb. 18. GBHS errors allowed Choctaw Dolphins 7, Walton 0 Macey Hicks won 8-0 Gant Player had two hits for to rally for a district win Friday. Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Singles Doubles Bookout and Post won 8-0 Gulf Breeze and hit a line drive Jacob Kubik went 3-for-4, Key Player Harley Spann won 8-0 to the second baseman to end the while Connor Crooke, Andy Ben Barrow won 8-0 Hitchcock and C. Bryan won game. Mason Baker and Michael Creech and Sam Covell had twoGant Player had two hits for the Dolphins in its 3-1 season Bryson Cole won 8-1 8-0 Hawkins both had one hit each. hits each. opening loss at Navarre on Feb 18.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Football awards Above (from left): Josh Irby, Nick Dugger, Evan Ogden and Blake Callahan won Offensive Awards, while (from left) Quadry Chance, David Knight and James MacDonald won Perseverence Awards at the recent GBHS Football and Cheer Awards Banquet.

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Jason Thompson | GBN 2013-14 GBHS Competitive Cheer squad Front row (from left): Meagan Allen, Haley Moss, Erin Eddins, Brooke Swearingen, Macy Brewer, Poppy Sims, Morgan Baker and Abigail Beckham. Standing (from left): Michael Rice, Brie Perdue, Maggie Gilbreath, Don Harris, Captain - Jordan Lamar, Sydney Sirkis, Captain Abbey Olsen, Pepper Rice, Rabecca Cowen, Savannah McCleary, Kevin Schmitz. Not Pictured - Madison Bell and Tiffany Evans (alternate).

Gulf Coast Showcase First place LIST OF ACCOLADES FHSAA State Spirit Factory Nationals Emerald Coast Cheer Third Place First place Championships First Place and Universal Cheerleading Universal Cheerleading Association High Point Champions Association's National High School Regionals Cheerleading Championships Second place FHSAA Regionals 17th in the United States Third Place

Photo courtesy of Robin Poling Ace take aim on Dallas The Ace Seminoles, fresh off their third place finish at Cheersport's National High School Championships in Atlanta, will Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News compete at the National Staying busy Cheerleading Jasmine Robinson and the Gulf Breeze High Winter Guard, Association's All-Star shown here in the Gator Classic Feb. 15 at Escambia, National participated in the Winter Guard International's Pensacola Championships Regional Saturday at Tate. GBHS, who were fifth in prelims last this weekend weekm, will participate in the Patriot Classic Saturday at Pace. in Dallas.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Wesley Caldwell completes a successful last week against PHS. Weightlifting team drops a close one to PHS

BY JASON THOMPSON 525 in 238 lb. class). Gulf Breeze News Runner ups for GBHS were: [email protected] Sam Snider (145/135 - 280 in 129 lb. class), Kai Tantay The Gulf Breeze High 225/220 - 445 in 169 lb. class), weightlifting team lost a close Noah Bowman (205/255 - 460 45-40 match Feb. 19 against in 183 lb. class), Liam Gesler Pensacola High. (225/190 - 415 in 219 lb. class) Winners for the Dolphins and Jake Alexander (290/205 - were Jordan Perry (135 lb. bench 495 in heavyweight class). press, 115 lb. clean and jerk - 250 Third place insihers were total in 119 lb. weight class), Mason McGahy (129 lb. class), Chris Cain (230/235 - 465 in Cyle London (139 lb. class), 183 lb. class), Brannon Angeles Josh Argentine (154 lb. class) (240/205 - 445 in 219 lb. class), and Donovan York (199 lb. and Wesley Caldwell (260/265 - class).

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PSC students excel at Skills USA Conference Pensacola State College students garnered medals in 21 events at the Skill- sUSA Region 1 Conference Feb. 5, hosted by Pensacola State. Their wins include 14 irst place, 14 second place and 10 third place medals. Region 1 winners are qualiied to attend the SkillsUSA State Confer- ence at the Pensacola Bay Center April 28-29. SkillsUSA is a national organization for students enrolled in career and technical education programs. First place individual winners are Karen Allen, Brynne Brees, Darryl Felton, Robert Flores, Diana Hultberg, Corrine Kelly, Karla Kuznetsov, Brian Lomax, Daniel Powers and Jordyn Shafer. First place team winners are Submited Photo Lynn Foley, Jessica Gilmore, Art show winners (from left): Sara Jane Renfroe, Miranda Andrews, Chase Smith, Maddie Emholtz and Sydney Willard. Katherine Grifin, Carrie Helm, Linda Irwin, Leigha Jennings, Sara Lashbrook, GBHS art students place well in Senior Art Show Kathryn Lea, Tracey White, Yvonne Williamson, and Three place in Dagmar York. Second place individual top 10, six others winners are Matthew Ales, make top 25 Rob Arnette, Blayne Barsuhn, Several Gulf Breeze High art Derrick Beal, Ashley students earned honors at the Bjorklund, Kala Bloxham, recent District Senior Art Show. Amber Horton, Angela Lopez, S.M. Miller, Seth Sawyer and l Top Ten Artists included: Maddie Emholtz, Chase Smith, Nathan Williams. and Kendra Stierman Second place team winners are Ryan Henderson, l Top 25 Artists included: Miranda Andrews, Bianca Tiffanny Herrman, Megan Hinote, Darla King, Brittany Phillips, SaraJane Renfroe, Bailey Trzcinski, Haley Watson, and Newman, Lydia Nixon, Juli Sydney Willard Noles, Brooke Norwood and Carolina Omlor. l Twenty-ive third and fourth-year art students partici- Third place individual winners are Todd Alexander, pated in The Memory Project, an Barbara Cherry, Terry international project that provides Dickerson, Tara Hammond, American students the opportunity Rebekah Hubbard, Mary Ann to create an artistic portrait of an Krebs, David Miller, Andrew orphan or impoverished child in another country. Nelson and Alma Rogel. This year our students chose Third place team winners are Julie Accorti and Dayna Taylor. children from Nepal. The students then created artistic portraits of With 478 high school and the children and then they are college students participating, events were held on the PSC returned to the orphanage. The Warrington and Pensacola Memory Project rep takes a photo of that child receiving the artistic campuses and other local areas. Region 1 extends from portrait and emails it back to us. Submited Photo Pensacola to Tallahassee. It’s a wonderful way to improve international relations! Art show winners (from left): Sara Jane Renfroe, Miranda Andrews, Chase Smith, Maddie Emholtz and Sydney Willard. O'Neil named to National Society of High School Scholars The National Society of High Membership in NSHSS School entitles qualiied students Scholars to enjoy a wide variety of announced beneits, including scholarship recently that opportunities, academic Gulf Breeze opportunities, free events, High School member-only resources, student publications, participation Ariana in programs offered by McIntyre- educational partners, O’Neil O'Neil personalized recognition items has been andpublicity honors. selected to “Our vision is to build become a member of the esteemed a dynamic international organization. organization that connects The society recogniz- members with meaningful es top scholars who content, have resources and demonstrated outstanding opportunities,” states NSHSS leadership, scholarship and President James Lewis. community commitment. The “We aim to help students announcement was made by like Ariana build on their NSHSS Founder and Chairman academic successes and Claes Nobel, a senior member enhance the skills and desires of the family that established to have a positive impact on the Nobel Prizes. the global community.” “On behalf of NSHSS, I am Formed in 2002, the National honored to recognize the hard Society of High School work, sacriice, and commitment Scholars recognizes academic Submitted Photo that Ariana has demonstrated to excellence at the high school New flags achieve this exceptional level of level and encourages members academic excellence, said Nobel. of the organization to apply GBHS JROTC cadets Anna Larsen and Meriah Valk (Deputy Group Commander) present GBHS Principal Jason Weeks with some “Ariana is not a member of a their unique talents, vision, and new flags to fly in front o the school. Cadets from the Air Force JROTC program take care of raising and lowering the flag every unique community of scholars - potential for the betterment of day at GBHS. After the cadets noticed that the United States flag was becoming worn, they voted to spend some of their field trip money on buying new flags for the school. a community that represents our themselves and the world. verybest hope for the future.”

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2 Brian Morgan M 57 Milton 42:31 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA 3 Peter Whitehouse M 60 43:58 FEMALE 5K WALK AGE Classifieds/legals IN RE: ESTATE OF Stats GROUP: 61 - 74 JOSEPH URA SEYMER, JR. 1 Evelyn Hersey F 64 Gulf Deceased.

Breeze 43:47 110 601 File No. 2014-CP-______Division Probate » Continued from Page 2C 2 Melanie Whitehouse F 61 GENERAL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - APTS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Gulf Breeze 43:47 MERCHANDISE - 2 Mark Porter M 40 19:06 3 Terrie Diamond F 61 Pen- Services The administration of the NOTICE. MISCELLANEOUS estate of Joseph Ura Sey- ALL CLAIMS NOT 3 Michael Bares M 44 Na- sacola 43:59 Wind Meadow Apts. mer, Jr., deceased, whose FILED WITHIN THE TIME varre 20:10 MALE 5K WALK AGE GROUP: DISH TV Retailer. Under New Mgmt! date of death was October PERIODS SET FORTH IN 24, 2013, is pending in SECTION 733.702 OF FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 61 - 74 Starting $19.99/ Directory Rental assistance may be available. the Circuit Court for Santa THE FLORIDA PROBATE 45 - 49 1 Tom Luke M 68 Pensacola month (for 12 mos.) HUD vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR Rosa County, Florida, Pro- CODE WILL BE FOREV- 1 Eva Tucker F 47 Navarre Beach 40:49 Broadband Internet Fields Discount handicapped & non- handicapped bate Division, the address of ER BARRED. accessible apts. Water, sewer/garbage which is Donald C. Spencer, NOTWITHSTANDING 24:07 2 Doug Alley M 63 Gulf starting $14.95/ Roofing&Construction, LLC Santa Rosa County Clerk of THE TIME PERIODS SET 2 Kelly Latimer F 47 Gulf Breeze 48:35 month (where service provided. 3037 Wind Meadow Court, P.O. Box 472, Mil- FORTH ABOVE, ANY ton, FL. 32572. The names CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Breeze 25:58 3 Baker Clark M 62 Gulf available.) Ask Roof Inspection! Dr., GB, FL. Call 850-934-3060, TDD/ TTY 711. Equal Housing Opportunity. and addresses of the per- YEARS OR MORE AFTER 3 Patty Simmering F 46 27:05 Breeze 48:43 About SAME DAY *Re-Roof sonal representative and the THE DECEDENT’S DATE MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: FEMALE 5K WALK AGE Installation! CALL personal representative’s OF DEATH IS BARRED. *Roof Repairs attorney are set forth below. The date of irst publica- GROUP: 75 - 99 Now! 1-800-980- 45 - 49 * Commercial/Residential All creditors of the de- tion of this notice is Febru- 1 Steven Fair M 45 Gulf 1 Jan Merrell F 77 Gulf 6193 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL cedent and other persons ary 20, 2014. ------*All Types of Water Proofing CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY having claims or demands Breeze 20:46 Breeze 48:33 CIVIL ACTION against decedent’s estate Attorney for Personal 2 Fred Schmitz M 45 Gulf MALE 5K WALK AGE GROUP: 207 on metal, flat and deck on whom a copy of this no- Representative: Breeze 21:11 75 - 99 CASE NO. 13001216CAM tice is required to be served Sean J. Seely EMPLOYMENT - * In House Metal Fabrication must ile their claims with Attorney for Kay Seymer 3 Ken Carter Jr M 47 Deats- 1 Donald Weant M 84 49:34 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the this court WITHIN THE Munday ville, AL 26:29 DRIVERS * Custom Flashing United States Department of Agriculture, Rural LATER OF 3 MONTHS Florida Bar Number: * Chimney Caps Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, AFTER THE TIME OF 106678 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: a/k/a Rural Housing Service, THE FIRST PUBLICA- LYNCHARD & GREENE, 50 - 54 TION OF THIS NOTICE P.L. Driver Trainees Plaintiff, 1 Karen Gilbreath F 54 Gulf WEIGHTLIFTING OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE 1901 Andorra Street Needed Now! Be- DATE OF SERVICE OF A Navarre, Florida 32566 vs. Breeze 25:10 come a driver for COPY OF THIS NOTICE Telephone: (850) 936-9385 ON THEM. Fax: (850) 936-9578 2 Bobbie Scott F 54 Mary Werner Enterprises. LAUREN D. ROCKWELL; THOMAS L. HELTON; et. al., Esther 26:33 Feb. 19 - Gulf Breeze Lic# CCC1327226 All other creditors of the E-Mail: eservice@ Earn $800 per week! decedent and other persons lynchard-greene.com Defendants. 3 Teri Cutler F 50 Gulf Breeze PHS 45, Dolphins 40 850-934-7181 having claims or demands Secondary E-Mail: N/A Local CDL Training. ______\ 29:04 119 lb. class - 1) Jordan Perry 1-877-214-3624 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 against decedent’s es- NOTICE OF ACTION tate must ile their Personal claims Representative: MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: (135 lb. bench press, 115 lbs. ------with this court WITHIN 3 Kay Seymer Munday 50 - 54 clean and jerk - 250 lbs. total). Now Hiring OTR STATE OF FLORIDA MONTHS AFTER THE 6475 Avenida de Galvez 1 Brian Halmaghi M 54 Na- 129 lb. class - 2) Sam Snider CDLA Drivers. New Deadline is COUNTY OF SANTA ROSA DATE OF THE FIRST Navarre, Florida 32566 PUBLICATION OF THIS varre 19:05 (145/135 - 280), 3) Mason Pay Package and TO: THOMAS L. HELTON, Whose last known address is Legal 25747 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/20/14 2 James Stinson M 54 Can- McGahy (135/95 - 230). $2500 Sign-On Bo- Thursday at 5 p.m. unknown. tonment 20:05 139 lb. class - 3) Cyle London nus! Mostly 5-10 Ads start at $17 per YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3 Tim Kinard M 52 Gulf (185/160 - 345). days out, full ben- regarding the following property in SANTA ROSA County, FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Breeze 20:25 154 lb. class - 3) Josh efits, achievable bo- Florida: FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA nuses. Call for details week. FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Argentine (195/160 - 355). Lot 136 of Second Addition to West Milton Heights, CASE NO. 2013 CA 1087 55 - 59 169 lb. class - 2) Kai Tantay 1-888-978-3791/ap- a subdivision according to the plat thereof, recording SANTA ROSA COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, 1 Sandra Davis F 57 Pen- (225/220 - 445). ply www.heyl.net Call (850) in Plat Book 8, Page 49, on ile with the Clerk of the ------Circuit Court, in and for Santa Rosa County, Florida sacola 25:04 183 lb. class - 1) Chris Cain Plaintiff, CDL-A Team Owner 2 Laura Sigler F 56 Gulf (230/235 - 465), 2) Noah 932-8986 has been iled against you and you are required to serve Operators: $2,500 a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on FREDER- vs. Breeze 27:13 Bowman (205/255 - 460). Lease Incentive! ICK J. MURPHY, JR. Esquire, Attorney for Plaintiff,Boswell 3 Karen Owen F 56 Gulf 199 lb. class - 3) Donovan & Dunlap LLP, 245 South Central Avenue, Post Ofice PAUL ALLEN WARD AND ADRIAN WOODS HOM- Team Dedicated 300 1300 Drawer 30, Bartow, FL 33831, within thirty (30) days after EOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., Breeze 28:18 York (180/160 - 340). Routes. Great Reve- NOTICES AND SERVICES the irst publication of this Notice of Action, and ile the MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 219 lb. class - 1) Brannon nue & Regular Weekly original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Defendants. Angeles (240/205 - 445), 2) Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a 55 - 59 Home Time! 888-486- ANNOUNCE- -You can become an default will be entered against you for the relief demanded NOTICE OF ACTION 1 Matt Hewatt M 57 Navarre Liam Gesler (225/190 - 415). 5946 NFI Industries MENTS expert in HVAC in- in the Complaint or Petition. 22:59 238 lb. class - 1) Wesley stallation and repair. TO: Paul Allen Ward nfipartners.com DATED on the 6th day of February, 2014. Caldwell (260/265 - 525). Pinnacle Career In- 2 Buddy Wilborn M 57 Na------Devoted, affectionate YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a varre 24:15 Heavyweight class - 2) Jake Experienced OTR professional couple stitute Online HVAC mortgage on the following real property in Santa Rosa education in as little REQUESTS FOR ACCOMMODATIONS BY PERSONS WITH County, Florida: 3 David Latimer M 58 27:04 Alexander (290/205 - 495). Flatbed Drivers will help you, DISABILITIES as 12 months. Call If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: earn 50 up to 55 unconditionally love LOT 16, BLOCK A, OF ADRIAN WOODS PHASE modation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are & be hands on with us today: 1-877-651- ONE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, 60 - 64 cpm loaded. $1000 entitled at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assis- AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK E, PAGE 33, 1 Phyllis Carr F 60 Pensacola sign on to Qualified your baby; maintain 3961 or go online: tance. Please contact the ADA Coordinator, Sheila Sims, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA BASEBALL www.HVAC-Online- 190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, Florida (850)595- 27:12 drivers. Home most contact. Allowed ex- COUNTY, FLORIDA. 4400, at least 7 days before your scheduled court appear- penses paid. Doug & Education.com 2 Shelley Robinson F 63 weekends. Call: 843- ance, or immediately upon receiving this notiication if the ------AKA 1017 RIN COURT, MILTON, FL 32583 29:08 266-3731 / www. Liz 800-918-4773.- time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; 29 Serious People if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Varsity bulldoghiway.com Susan Stockman- has been led against you and you are required to serve to Work From Any- 60 - 64 Feb. 18 - Navarre EOE FL#0342521 DATED on February 6, 2014. a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on James where Using a Com- E. Sorenson, D. Tyler Van Leuven, Jack E. Kiker, III, F. 1 Randy Maygarden M 61 Dolphins 000 000 1 - 1 ------DONALD SPENCER puter Up To $1,500- Clerk of Circuit Court Palmer Williams and J. Blair Boyd, the Plaintiff’s attor- Navarre 110 110 x - 3 DRIVER TRAINEES P.O Box 472 neys, whose address is Post Ofce Box 4128, Tallahas- Pensacola 20:48 703 $5,000 PT/FT www. 2 Doug Kirby M 63 Pensacola LP: Mitchell Robbins 4 IP, 3 Rs, NEEDED NOW! Milton, FL 32570 see, Florida 32315-4128, within 30 days of the rst date Learn to drive for REAL ESTATE FOR amazinglifestyle- of publication or February 28, 2014, whichever is later, 22:05 7 Hs, 2 Bbs, 5 Ks. By Brandy Norris, and le the original with the Clerk of this Court either US Xpress! Earn fromhome.com 3 Samuel Bearman M 62 Gant Player 2-for-3, R. Cole SALE - OTHER Deputy Clerk before service on the Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately $700 per week! No ------thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against Pensacola 32:21 Nitterauer RBI. experience needed! Buy, sell, trade, rent, Frederick J. Murphy, Jr., Esquire you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Peti- FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Boswell & Dunlap LLP tion. Local CDL Training. New Log Home* hire or just browse 65 - 69 Junior varsity Post Ofice Drawer 30 Job ready in 15 days! on 10+ acres only the Gulf Breeze Bartow, FL 33831 Dated this 12th day of February, 2014. Feb. 18 - Navarre Attorneys for Plaintiff 1 Lyndi Kessler F 65 Gulf (888) 368-1964 $89,900 3 Bed, 2 News classifieds! Breeze 34:25 Dolphins 000 100 - 1 Call (850) 932- Telephone (863) 533-7117 Donald C. Spencer, Clerk ------bath log home w E-Service: [email protected] As Clerk of the Court 2 Rosemary Laporta F 68 Gulf Navarre 230 011 - 6 direct river access. 8986 or place it on- Breeze 34:47 LP: Reddon McLaurine 1 IP, 5 217 Convenient to line at www.gulf- Legal 14762 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/20/2014 LEGAL 25749 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/20/14 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Rs, 1 H, 6 BBs, 2 Ks. EMPLOYMENT - downtown Jack- breezenews.com 65 - 69 Connor Nitterauer 2-for-2, R; SKILLED TRADE sonville. Excellent 1 Richard Lee M 66 Pensacola Parker Baynes RBI, Ben Dobry financing. Call now NOTICE TO BIDDERS Beach 24:29 1B, Bailey Wilson 1B. 877-525-3033, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CUSTODIAL SERVICES FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Heating And Air x.19 *Constructed IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY weather-tight log 70 - 74 Conditioning Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners is home shell. EHO GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION 1 John Calver M 73 Navarre LACROSSE Technician Train- calling for and requesting bids from qualied licens ed companies for custodial services CASE NO. 57-2013-CA-000662 25:02 ing! Fast Track, ------for Santa Rosa County Facilities. Hands On, Nation- Spectacular Blue FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, 75 - 99 Boys al Certification Ridge Mtn View. 1+ County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 1 Carole Wright F 77 Na- Thursday - Gulf Breeze Program. Lifetime Acre - only $14,900! and must be received by 10:00 a.m., March 25, 2014. Bids shall provide complete Gorgeous corner documentation as to qualications; as well as a total price per month and a breakdown Plaintiff, varre 37:25 Chiles 2 1 1 2 1-7 Job Placement. of monthly pricing per location to provide the services indicated in the specications. parcel in prime No. MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Dolphins 2 1 1 2 0-6 VA Benefits Eli- The bids will be publicly opened at this time. Onlybids received by the aforestated time vs. Georgia location w/ and date will be considered. Bids received after the time set for the opening will be 75 - 99 10:17 1st - Justin Brown goal gible! 1-877-994- spectacular Blue rejected and returned unopened to the submitter. All bids shall be sealed and clearly JUSTIN F CAMP, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, A POLITI- 1 Dan Keely M 75 Canton- 7:16 1st - Chiles goal 9904 labeled, “CUSTODIAL SERVICES.” Ridge Mountain view. CAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, ment 27:06 3:37 1st - Stephen Crowhurst goal ------ASHLEY S CAMP, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- AIRLINE Next to U.S. National Questions should be directed to Building Maintenance Director Thad Allen at (850) SION 1, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION 2, 2 David Kessler M 77 Gulf 2:21 1st - Chiles goal CAREERS begin Forest. Paved roads, 623-1569. Breeze 41:24 6:40 2nd - T.J. Durst goal here - Get FAA municipal water & Specications may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.santarosa. 5K AGE GROUP WALK 0:00 2nd - Chiles goal Defendants. approved Aviation underground power. .gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the above ad- ______/ RESULTS 6:09 3rd - Chiles goal dress. Telephone (850) 983-1870 Maintenance Mild restrictions, FEMALE 5K WALK AGE 10:42 4th - Auston Fillinger goal NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Technician RV friendly. Call & The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, GROUP: 1 - 9 6:16 4th - Austin Fillinger goal training. Housing ask about our FREE to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 1 Olivia Turner F 8 Gulf 5:07 4th - Chiles goal and Financial overnight stay with Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered September 30, Breeze 46:43 3:41 4th - Chiles goal 2013 in Civil Case No. 57-2013-CA-000662 of the Cir- Aid for qualified tour. Excellent low Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the cuit Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa 2 Evelyn Alvarez F 7 Gulf 1:10 4th - Stephen Crowhurst goal students. Job rate financing. Call business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Rosa County, Florida, wherein JPMORGAN CHASE businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- Breeze 47:40 3:37 OT - Chiles goal placement now 1-866-952-5303, BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff and JUS- prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national TIN F CAMP, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, A POLITICAL FEMALE 5K WALK AGE assistance. CALL Ext. 169 origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, ASHLEY GROUP: 10 - 19 Aviation Institute ------S CAMP, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION 1, By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida 1 Taylor Murphy F 10 Gulf of Maintenance UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION 2, are Defen- TRACK 704 dants, the Clerk of Court will sell to the highest and best Breeze 46:55 877-741-9260 LEGAL NOTICE 14761 Gulf Breeze News 2/27/14 bidder for cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com in MALE 5K WALK AGE GROUP: www.FixJets.com REAL ESTATE FOR SALE accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 10 - 19 ------6th day of March, 2014 at 11:00 AM on the following - MOBILE HOMES described property as set forth in said Summary Final 1 Jake Okrzesik M 18 48:34 Heavy Equipment NOTICE TO BIDDERS Judgment, to-wit: FEMALE 5K WALK AGE Boys Operator Training! Lot 6, Block 2 of Escambia Heights, according GROUP: 20 - 29 Jan. 18 - Gulf Breeze Bulldozers, Mobile Homes with HANGAR CONSTRUCTION acreage. Ready to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book B, 1 Destinee Clinkscales F 28 Gulf Breeze 85.5, PCA 44.5, Backhoes, Page(s) 96, of the Public Records of Santa Rosa to move in. Seller The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed 41:03 Catholic 39 Excavators. 3 bids from properly licensed contractors for the construction of the Peter Prince Aireld County, Florida Financing (subject 2 Alex Strange F 23 Santa Discus - 1) Dermody (128-6), Weeks Hands On T-hangar building project. The project includes but is not limited to the design / build of a to credit approval). T-Hangar building (10 units) with associated apron, utilities and services. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the Rosa Beach 45:31 2) Finley (124-6). Program. Local sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date Lots of room for the 3 Liz Feilner F 25 46:58 Long jump - 1) Dick (19-4.5) Job Placement All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa of the lis pendens, must le a claim within 60 days a fter Assistance. price, 3Br 2Ba. No County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; the sale. MALE 5K WALK AGE GROUP: Shot put - 1) Dermody (46-6) National renters. 850-308- and must be received by 10:00 AM, March 25, 2014, at which time bids will be opened 20 - 29 High jump - 2) Argentine (5- and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of the Certifications. 6473 VMFhomes. foregoing was: [check all used] ( ) E-mailed ( ) Mailed 1 Nicholas Feilner M 28 Na- 6), 3) Brayton (5-4) clearly labeled Bid Peter Prince Aireld T-Hangar. Bids received after this time GI Bill Benefits will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. this 18th day of February, 2014, to all parties on the varre 46:56 Pole vault - 2) Marco (9-6), 3) com attached service list. Eligible. 1-866- FEMALE 5K WALK AGE Kagan (9-0) ------Project documents may be inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Depart- 362-6497 Michael Solloa, Esq. Triple jump - 2) Dick (39-6), 3) ment, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570, and the Santa Rosa County GROUP: 30 - 44 ------Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway Suite 300, Milton, FL 32583. McCalla Raymer, LLC NOTICE OF SALE 1 Jessica Howie F 37 Gulf Dermody (35-8) Specications may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Procurement ofce at a non Attorney for Plaintiff refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. Telephone number (850) 983-1870 225 E. Robinson St. Suite 660 Breeze 40:24 4x800 relay - 1) Taylor, Harris, 300 The property described Orlando, FL 32801 2 Tammy Prell F 43 Pensacola Martin, Hernandez below, stored at BETTA Phone: (407) 674-1850 NOTICES AND STOR-IT, 2999 Gulf A pre-bid meeting will be held on March 4, 2014 at 9:00 A.M. at the Santa Rosa County 45:45 110 hurdles - 1) Rosas (16.89) Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida 32570. Fax: (321) 248-0420 ANNOUNCE- Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Email: [email protected] 3 Brandi Bingham F 35 Mary 100 - 1) Irby (11.64) Breeze, FL will be dis- Fla. Bar No.: 37854 MENTS posed of in accordance Questions concerning this project should be directed to Michael Schmidt at (850) 981- Esther 46:59 1600 - 2) Hernandez (5:00) with Florida statute 7100. FEMALE 5K WALK AGE 4x100 meter relay - 1) 83.801.809 at the above The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- GROUP: 45 - 60 Edwards, Thomas, Smith, Irby GUN SHOW address on 3/8/14 at 10 commodation in order to participate in a court proceed- A.M. reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is in 1 Beverly Johanson F 55 Gulf (47.3) MARCH 1-2 SAT. the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Chief Breeze 40:05 400 - 2) Brayton (57.75) 9-5 & SUN. 10-5 D. Descheemaker-544 N. Imm-300 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the Deputy Court Administrator, Ofce of Court Administra- 2 Janeese Spencer F 51 Pen- 300 hurdles - 1) Rosas (44.3), ATLANTA EXPO R. Greve-359 business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small busi- tion at (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard Judicial sacola Beach 40:08 2) Merchant (45.25). CENTER (3650 P. Renteria-1101 nesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 working The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, days of your receipt of this (describe notice); if you are 3 Shelly King F 51 42:01 800 - 1) Taylor (2:18) JONESBORO RD hearing or voice impaired, call 711. All units contain, but not disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. MALE 5K WALK AGE GROUP: 200 - 3) Thomas (24.6) SE) BUY-SELL- limited to, household LEGAL 14764 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2-20-14 45 - 60 3200 - 2) Hernandez (10:49) TRADEINFO: (563) goods. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida 927-8176 FLORIDA 1 Lester Spencer M 56 Pen- 4x400 meter relay - 1) Taylor, LEGAL NOTICE 14765 Gulf Breeze News 2-27-14 - CENTRAL LEGAL 14772 sacola Beach 40:09 Rosas, Merchant, Smith (3:50). 2X 2-27-14 ------

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Bailey Anderson passes to a teammate Lady Dolphin during Gulf Breeze's win over Columbus, lacrosse 3-0 Ga. Saturday. heading into tournament » Continued from Page 1C 6-1 the rest of the way. Williams added two more goals She added goals at the 20:20, at the 16:53 and 14:16 marks be- 16:26 and 15:52 marks before fore Magen Olander scored with Bailey Anderson 12:19 left in the scored with 12:03 TOURNEY SCHEDULE game. Columbus left in the half. Varsity scored with 22:47 Snyder scored Friday left to make it 12- again with 7:39 vs. Eastside, 5 p.m. 6. left in the half Saturday Williams' inal before Kaytlyn vs. Nease, 8 a.m. goal of the game Carlson scored vs. Bolles, 11:30 a.m. made it 13-6 vs. Eastside, 1:15 p.m. Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News with 7:05 left in with 10:1 left Playing in Pensacola the half. GBHS Junior varsity before Miller and vs. Nease, 11:30 a.m. led 9-4 at the Libby McDowell Cal Dermody (44) goes in for a layup for the Kings, while Nicky vs. Buchholz, 3 p.m. half. rounded out the Myers (21) scores for the Sharks during the Hoop Dreams Columbus, scoring with 4:57 Tourament last weekend at the Cobb Center in Pensacola. The Sharks took second in the seventh-eighth grade division. who beat PHS earlier in the day, and 3:19 left in the game. Madi- scored in the opening minute of son Thompson had the assist on the second half to make it 9-5, McDowell's goal. Zambetti had but GBHS would outscore them six saves in the win.

Submitted Photo Wave runners up in Niceville The Wave 14U team took second at the recent Nations Niceville Eagles Presidents Day Classic. They are (front, from left): Cade Connally, Donovan Whibbs, Trent Jeffcoat, Will Sawarynski, Josh Stillman. Back (from left): Coach Cordell Young, Griffin Reedy, Mack Broach, Bobby Murphy, Corbin Deviney, Jacob Tisdale and Head Coach Craig Cooper. Not pictured Kent Woodfin.

SECOND PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

Santa Rosa County is applying to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) for a FFY 2013 Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Neighborhood Revitalization Grant in the amount of $750,000.00. For each activity that is proposed, at least 70% of thefunds must benet low and moderate income persons. heT activities, dollar amount and estimated percentage benet to lowand moderate income persons for which the County is applying are:

The proposed project will include the replacement of water lines in two low-to-moderate income neighborhoods in the Jason Thompson community of Midway. | Gulf Breeze News Construction Costs (including engineering): $690,000.00 70 % low and moderate income Third Project Administration: $ 60,000.00 70 % low and moderate income in Gulf Shores Santa Rosa County plans to minimize displacement of persons as a result of planned CDBG activities in the following manner: No displacement is anticipated because all construction will occur within established rights-of-way. If any per- Jacqueline sons are displaced as a result of the planned activities, the County will assist such persons to obtain suitable replacement McGee serves for the housing. Pensacola Beach The public hearing to receive citizen views concerning the proposed project will be held in the County Commission Meet- Volleyball ing Room at 6495 Caroline Street, on Monday, March 10, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. A draft copy of parts of the application will be Club's 14-under available for review at that time. The application will be submitted to the state on March 12, 2014. A nal copy of the ap- American team in the plication will be made available at the grants ofce at 6495 Caroline Street on Monday through Friday between the hours recent Randy of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. within ve days after March 12, 2014. To obtain additional information concerning the public hearing, Pounders contact the ofce of Emily Spencer, at (850) 983-1855. The Public Hearing is being conducted in a handicapped accessi- Invitational. ble location. Any handicapped person requiring an interpreter for the hearing impaired or visually impaired should contact The 14s took the ofce of Emily Spencer by March 5, 2014 and an interpreter will be provided. Any non-English speaking person wish- third place at the Gulf Shores ing to attend the public hearing should contact the ofce of Emily Spencer by March 5, 2014, and a language interpreter Classic last will be provided. To access a Telecommunications Device for Deaf Persons (TDD) please call 1-800-955-8770. weekend. Pursuant to Section 102 of the HUD Reform Act of 1989, the following disclosures will be submitted to DEO with the ap- plication. The disclosures will be made available by Santa Rosa County and DEO for public inspection upon request. These disclosures will be made available on or after the date of submission of the application and shall continue to be PUBLIC available for a minimum period of six years.

1. Other Government (federal, state, and local) assistance to the project in the form of a gift, grant, loan, guar- FAIR HOUSING antee, insurance payment, rebate, subsidy, credit, tax benet, or any other form of direct or indirect benet by source and amount;

WORKSHOP 2. The identities and pecuniary interests of all developers, contractors, or consultants involved in the applica- tion for assistance or in the planning or development of the project or activity.

Santa Rosa County, in an effort to further Fair 3. The identities and pecuniary interests of any other persons with a pecuniary interest in the project that can Housing, is hosting a fair housing information reasonably be expected to exceed $50,000 or 10% of the grant request (whichever is lower); workshop. The workshop will be held at the 4. For those developers, contractors, consultants, property owners, or others listed in two (2) or three (3) above County Commission Meeting Room in Milton which are corporations, or other entities, the identication or pecuniary interests by corporations or entity of each ofcer, director, principal stockholders, or other ofcial of the entity. located at 6495 Caroline Street at 9:30 a.m. on 5. The expected sources of all funds to be provided to the project by each of the providers of those funds and Monday, March 10, 2014. All are welcome to the amount provided; and attend. If you have any questions, please call 6. The expected uses of all funds by activity and amount. Emily Spencer, at (850) 983-1855.

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