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August 3, 2017 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Buz Eddy’s It’s a family tradition Teacher new role: consultant raises By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] still in “I wish I had had such a set- up when I took over (as Gulf Breeze’s city manager),” says limbo recently retired Edwin “Buz” Eddy of his new relationship with City Hall Superintendent won’t and with accept magistrate’s his suc- cessor, In- decision terim City M a n a g e r By Pam Brannon Samantha Gulf Breeze News © 2017 Abell. [email protected] E d d y , Eddy w h o Santa Rosa Professional Educators marked 25 years of service to 5th Finelli son receives union President Rhonda Chavers said the Gulf Breeze when he retired at county’s teachers the end of April, signed on for a must now wait for — RELATED — little more work on behalf of the the school board Teachers vote city at that time. Specifically, he Congressional Award to set a date, time to keep union invests 20-25 hours a week as and location for a representatives a “consultant” for the city and couraging him to strive for the award program areas that will benefit them public hearing on Page 2A By Glenda Caudle will continue to do so until April Gulf Breeze News© 2017 and his Boy Scout leader, Paul Bruha, throughout life. whether the board 2018, according to the new con- [email protected] for serving as his mentor during a pro- “I had the gold as my goal from the will accept a spe- tract he signed. cess that began when he was about six get-go,” Finelli said. “The outstanding cial state magistrate’s recommendation “Basically, by virtue of years John Finelli, son of Scott and Ellen months past his 13th birthday. It was at moment for me was when they had me to give teachers the raises they requested of service, I have background Finelli of Gulf Breeze, became an Eagle that point that he started tracking his on the stage and I met Rep. Matt Gaetz for the past school year’s teacher contract. information and knowledge Scout last year. He used the challenging hours in four different program require- and had a photo with him.” “The superintendent did not contact us to that may be of help for the fu- trek to that level to put him on track to ment areas: voluntary public service, The new award winner said he would ture,” Eddy says. “By having a earning the prestigious 2017 Congres- personal development, physical fitness encourage any young person to become See School Board Page 3A » consulting relationship with me sional Award Gold Medal. and expedition or exploration. involved in the program, which has six for a year, the city can contact On June 21, he stood on the stage of The rising senior at Gulf Breeze levels of award: bronze, silver and gold me and discuss this background the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center Con- High School started his paper work certificates and bronze, silver and gold information. I also have ongo- gressional Auditorium on Capitol Hill documentation last year and submitted medals. Each level has different re- ing roles on certain projects and in Washington and received the award his information in April. Soon after- quirement challenges in terms of hours, programs that did not end as of from Rep. Matt Gaetz. wards, he was notified he would receive with the Gold Medal requiring the most May 1. For example, I serve as Four older brothers – Matt, Daniel, the award established by Congress in of participants. chair of the Fairpoint Regional Kyle and Joey – were also part of the 1979 to “recognize initiative, service Finelli is the only youth from the Utility System until the first part program, with Joey qualifying for the and achievement in young people.” It Gulf Breeze-Pensacola area to receive of 2018. I am also working on highest honor, as well – and John said is Congress’ first and only award spe- the award this year. Indeed, he was several special projects for the he expects their younger sister, Keira, cifically for youth and it affords young the only recipient from Florida’s First to make her own quest in time. people from 13 ½ to 23 the opportu- See Eddy Page 3A » He gave his mother credit for en- nity to set and meet goals in the four See Volunteering Page 3A » Avalon site owners accept county offer sometime in late September. By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2017 The offer was on a 19-acre Submitted photo [email protected] parcel on Avalon Blvd and Mulat Road in Milton. Sev- Piling up The offer to JDL Santa eral parcels were offered to Concrete test piles are being driven at Rosa LLC of $850,000 from the county in the Request for each “bridge bent” location to determine the Santa Rosa County Com- Proposals they made, and they the lengths and driving criteria for the mission for a possible county were discussed at the last coun- production piles that will be driven at the courthouse site was accepted location. The production piles will provide ty meeting two weeks ago. But the foundation for the new bridge(s). by the company last week. in a surprise move during the More than 2,000 test and production piles The county has now begun meeting Commissioner Sam are scheduled to be driven. its “due diligence” process to Parker began encouraging his see if the property is indeed fea- Pile driving work is restricted to one- fellow commissioners to make half-hour before sunrise to one-half- sible for a courthouse, meeting an offer on this parcel to move hour after sunset. Noise and vibration is all the state and environmental monitored (above and below the surface Doug Henriques | Gulf Breeze News things forward. This parcel requirements. Brandi White- had been offered to the county of the bay) so as not to exceed established thresholds. Hancock Bank entertains hurst, Public Information Of- for between $1,027,000 and ficer for the county, told Gulf $1,159,000 depending on how The piles are being driven on the west Hancock Bank welcomed the community to its Gulf Breeze branch last week when it Breeze News this week that the much of the property the coun- side of the bridge. Boaters should use hosted Business After Hours as part of the Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce. issue will probably be coming only the main navigational channel when Pictured, from left, are Cricket Anderson, Shelbey McCain, Debby Prather, Chandler King back to the county commission passing beneath the bridge and give the and Lisa Gibbons. See County Page 5A » construction barges a wide berth.

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The Santa 8:30 a.m., Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park number of challenged ballots. ing during the last school year Rosa Education Assn. (SREA) Lane, Gulf Breeze The Santa Rosa Professional “We had a 55 percent turn out and has approximately 100 is asking for an election for that Educators (SRPE) teachers’ of people casting ballots,” Chav- members. That group gathered group, also. The counting of Friday 4 union will remain the bargain- ers said. “We were really excited enough signature cards to re- the ballots will occur at 10 a.m. ing unit handling all contracts with getting such a large margin quest an election to see if teach- EST Sept. 19 in the Tallahassee Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Breakfast with the school district. A vote of votes for our current union ers would vote for a new union, PERC offi ces. 6:45 a.m., Gulf Breeze Hospital cafeteria held by ballots sent to the state’s and not to have to go to any run The current SRPE has served as The good news for SRPE PERC offi ce in Tallahassee over off.” the bargaining union for over 43 teachers union came on the heels Monday 7 the past month, requested by a She said the group challeng- years in the school district. of the decision by a state magis- Commissioner Committee new group trying to become the ing the current union for bar- Chavers also serves as the trate to give raises to teachers. 9 a.m., Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park bargaining agent for teachers, gaining rights cannot challenge main negotiator for SRPE and The decision of the superin- Lane, Gulf Breeze was completed Tuesday, July again through an election for was in Tallahassee at the PERC tendent not to accept the recom- 25, in the late afternoon, and the three years. offi ce when the votes were tal- mendation of the magistrate has Dist. 1 Listening Tour/Com. Williamson SRPE won that election by 52 “We hope they will be sup- lied last week. She was accom- made it necessary for the issue 5:30 p.m., Pace Community Center, 5976 Chumuckle percent of the 1,900 votes cast. portive of us for solidarity sake. panied by fi ve union members. to be raised in a formal hearing, Highway, Pace The parties have 15 days to We really want to work with all Now the Educational Support with both sides appearing, be- City Council Meeting challenge the election results, the teachers for the best outcome Employees (ESP) election to de- fore the school board. 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Tuesday 8 Worker arrested for taking prescriptions Dist. 3 Listening Tour/Com. Williamson 7:30 a.m., Jay Library, 5259 Booker Lane, Jay Tuesday, July 25 GULF BREEZE • 8:47 p.m.: In the 1200 block of US Local Option Sales Tax Citizen Committee Hwy 98, a traffi c stop for suspicion of POLICE 9 a.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board DUI led to the arrest of Deborah White, Room, 6495 Caroline St., Milton 57, Pensacola for DUI. REPORT • 11:01 p.m.: In the 100 block of US Development Review Board Hwy 98, a traffi c stop for suspicion of 22, of Milton was arrested for 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 DUI led to the arrest of Jamie Garland, 24, resisting without violence and Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze of Gulf Breeze for DUI. The passenger, Ste- assault on law enforcement of- Steffey Gore Kugelman fanie Bowden, 24, of Gulf Breeze was ar- fi cer. Wednesday 9 rested for resisting without violence and ob- • 400 block of Cumberland Steffey, 34, of Pensacola for grand theft. Gulf Breeze Toastmasters struction by disguise. Avenue, a report of a theft of a bicycle. Noon -1p.m., First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 • 2:46 a.m.: Bayfront Parkway, a report Sunday, July 30 Fairpoint Drive of a crash led offi cers to discover one of the Wednesday, July 26 • 4:50 p.m.: 800 block of Poinciana passengers had an outstanding warrant. A Bulding Code Board of Adjustments • 11:55 a.m.: Daniel Drive & US Hwy. 98, Drive, a report of a crash led to the arrest of 35-year-old Panama City man was arrested. 2:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old offi cers responded to a crash and arrested the causation driver, Kay Butler, 52, of Gulf • Valero, verbal disturbance. Bagdad Hwy., Milton the causation driver, Angela McNally, 50, of Breeze for DUI and refusal to submit to a • 10:53 p.m.: 600 block of Baycliffs Milton for DUI. breath test. Santa Rosa Island Authority Board Meeting Road, a traffi c stop for suspicion of DUI led • 8:50 p.m.: Bridge Bar, a report of a dis- 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority meeting room, 1 Via de to the arrest of Brian Andrews, 41, of Pace Thursday, July 27 turbance led to the arrest of the aggressor, Luna, Pensacola Beach for DUI. • Sunchase Condos, a report of a theft Thomas Gore, 45, of Pensacola for attempt- from a condo by an acquaintance. ed burglary, aggravated assault and criminal Saturday, July 29 mischief. Jacklyn Kugelman, 57, of Pensac- Friday, July 28 • 3:48 a.m.: Exxon, a report of a suspi- ola was charged with attempted burglary. cious vehicle led to the arrest of Carole Tol- • 1:08 a.m.: 800 block of US Hwy. 98, er, 25, of Pensacola for DUI. a traffi c stop for speeding led to the arrest Monday, July 31 • 7:08 a.m.: Pensacola Bay Bridge, a traf- F of the passenger, Leon Knight, 21, of Pen- • 300 block of Fairpoint Drive, a report of LASHBACKS fi c stop for expired tag led to the arrest of sacola for possession of marijuana over 20 Joiel Smallwood, 41, of Molino for driving a lost/stolen license tag. grams, possession of marijuana with intent August 3 with a suspended license and attaching tag • 1800 block of US Hwy 98, a traffi c stop to distribute, drug paraphernalia and false unassigned. for speed led to the arrest of the driver for 1 Year ago this week – 2016 name to law enforcement offi cer. • 1:40 p.m.: 1300 block of Soundview driving with a suspended license habitual. After nearly three years since Gulf Breeze teenager William • 2:09 a.m.: Hampton Inn, while law en- Trail, report of a theft of prescriptions led to 2232, Carl Harrell, 29, Pensacola. Brandon Aydelott was accused of brutally murdering his forcement was investigating a person who the arrest of one of the workers onsite, Derek mother, Sharon Aydelott, the court has ruled that Aydelott is had fl ed, a different individual, John Wood, now competent to stand trial. 5 Years ago this week - 2012 Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report About $2 million is being cut from the Santa Rosa County budget for the 2013 fi scal year. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. 10 Years ago this week - 2007 Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed Bay Breeze Inn management confi rmed that the Mahi Mahi innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. 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Evans, Lauri Smathers, block, Avenida De Sol, W/F, 57, 5700 block, West Merritt, Tyler Joshua, Register your birthday on our Facebook page or W/F, 56, 8200 block, Navarre, drugs-possess Jackson St., Pensacola, DUI- W/M, 23, 2300 block, email us at: [email protected] Navarre Pkwy., Navarre, unlaw bld alch Prytania Cir., Navarre, DUI- prob violation-felony unlaw bld alch gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 3, 2017 3A School board will decide on retro pay “Personally, my retro-pay would » Continued from Page 1A the school board meeting own expenses. to all issues involved with the room last week with standing Another teacher asked recommendation and the dis- add up to something between $650 let us know he was not going room only to come support school board members to trict’s budget. “These are chal- to accept the magistrate’s rec- the magistrate’s recommenda- please also stand by the mag- lenging times with our budget and $900, and that would be a lot ommendation before contact- tion for $3.3 million in total istrate’s recommendation for and very challenging times of money I could spend on supplies ing WEAR TV and making a teacher raises requested from retro pay for teachers. coming with decisions being statement,” the union. Several speakers “Personally my retro-pay made by the state legislature. for my 150 kids.” Chavers told Gulf Breeze stepped up to the microphone would add up to something I promise that we will look at News this week. “But now we during the 25 minute public between $650 and $900, and everything very carefully be- wait for the school board to set forum portion of the school that would be a lot of money I fore making any decision on – An unidentified Santa Rosa County School a date for a hearing. We hope board meeting encouraging could spend on supplies for my the magistrate’s recommenda- Teacher they can step back and be to- school board members to ap- 150 kids.” tion,” Scott said. tally objective when looking at prove the special magistrate’s Parents spoke about the out- Chavers said the magistrate all the reasons the magistrate recommendation for teacher standing quality of their chil- who traveled to Milton to hold recommended the raises.” raises. dren’s teachers and how teach- the hearing between the union ers the raises we had request- 2009 the hearing was held in The difference between One teacher told board mem- ers need to be paid a wage that and the school district to try to ed,” she said. “We hope the the large auditorium of Milton what the school district had bers that she has been a teacher will keep them in this school help negotiate the impasse on school board would accept his High School and was filled to offered in teachers raises and for 23 years and loves her job district. contract talks has had very few recommendation so we could capacity. “We do not know if what the union was request- in the school district, but now School board members Di- decisions in favor of unions all move o with a new school the school board will decide to ing was $1,186,604. The union “cannot afford not to have a ane Scott and Carol Boston over the past five years. year with a clean slate.” again hold the hearing there, also asked for retro-pay going second job” with three kids in told the teachers and support- “But he said our request was Chavers said the last time or where they will set it – or back to July 1, 2016. college herself. She said most ers in the audience that they reasonable and could be met by there was a need for a hear- when. There is no time frame Teachers and some parents teachers in the district have to personally, as board members, the district and he made a rec- ing before the school board for that they have to meet in set- supporting the teachers filled hold second jobs to pay their will give careful consideration ommendation to pay our teach- an impasse in contract talks in ting the hearing date.” Eddy remains committed to serving community

» Continued from Page 1A Eddy was appointed to serve Although he was never a and the distribution of funds son and daughter-in-law and has half of Take Stock in Children, on that board, along with the board member of the Capital from the Deepwater Horizon oil plans to go to Seattle in Septem- a movement for which he has a new city manager.” mayor, by the City of Gulf Trust Agency, he attended meet- spill. ber to see their daughter. great heart, and says he will be The utility system was cre- Breeze, and their service does ings as the city manager and He then reports back on any “It’s been very interesting,” he working with local Rotary clubs ated around the turn of the 21st not come with any pay or ben- translated actions of the agen- significant action or issues. says of his new state of life. “Un- on projects and plans associated century, according to Eddy. The efits. cy to the City Council to keep Describing Abell as “very til the end of April next year, it with that effort. City of Gulf Breeze owns a third The former city manager says members informed. knowledgeable,” Eddy says his feels like it’s a good transitional He is also interested in get- of the agency, which has as its he is also working on several Any action taken by the background and years of experi- phase: should I go and find a job ting involved as a volunteer with purpose providing potable wa- special projects on behalf of his CTA requires follow-up action ence enable him to be her eyes or immerse myself completely Manna Food Bank and says he ter for the City of Gulf Breeze; successor. by the Council, so it is essen- and ears in many places and in retirement? It’s been interest- will be staying active with Gulf the South Santa Rosa Utility “It’s good to have another set tial someone be able to explain situations. ing and different from being at Breeze Presbyterian Church as Co., through the Midway Water of eyes looking more in depth at and respond to questions from “My connection with Saman- City Hall at 7 every morning. he finishes up this year of on- System; and the Holley-Navarre projects than might be possible the members of that governing tha is the biggest thing,” he says So, yes, my morning routine is going commitment to a com- Water System. otherwise. It’s been very inter- body. of his part time efforts on be- a little different, but that was to munity he served for a quarter Eddy says it became apparent esting,” Eddy says of the past Eddy continues to attend half of the city. “If I had gone to be expected.” century. the city needed a reliable and few months. those sessions, along with Abell, work somewhere else, it would He has plans for getting more “I recommend this new life,” safe source of water and it found He has been involved in the but now he is there to help the have been difficult for her to involved in raising money on be- he says. one in a local aquifer. The utility renewal of the city’s health in- interim city manager make the make contact. I wish I had had system purchased land close to surance plan for 2018 as a repre- transition in her new job so that such a set up when I took over I-10 and State Highway 87 near sentative at meetings where the she can report to and fully an- -- the opportunity to call some- Milton, where there was no de- state-wide pool of purchasers swer questions for the Council. one for anything from customer velopment, so the water source meets, and he has also helped At this time of year, in par- concerns to a very complicated would be as pristine as possible. develop a plan for moving into ticular, there is huge pressure on project. Plus it gives me a half The development plan called the future in that arena. the city manager to get the bud- way step into retirement. And for laying a pipe line to this Looking ahead, he has found get for the coming year drawn it’s good for the city to maintain area, which was done, to keep time to contribute to other utility up, so Eddy sometimes attends the connection, going forward.” this rapidly expanding portion operations. meetings of groups as diverse For these efforts, Eddy is paid of the Panhandle from having For instance, the City of Gulf as the Florida Great Northwest, a salary of $65,000 a year, with to depend on local rainfall -- not Breeze will need to build a new Northwest Florida League of travel expenses and insurance always a reliable source and not waste water treatment plant in Cities and Florida City and coverage. always safe if natural or man the next few years, and he is County Management Associa- In his new spare time, Eddy made disasters occur -- for its offering his expertise as those tion, in addition to sessions re- says he has done a bit of trav- potable water. plans develop. lated to Triumph Gulf Coast Inc. eling with his wife to visit their Volunteering, physical fitness among City of Gulf Breeze criteria for Congressional award 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114

» Continued from Page 1A although he could have met his Date: August 03, 2017 program goal with only four Congressional District. He was nights/five days. Sealed Bid Packages will be received at Gulf Breeze City joined by 372 youth from 39 Many of the milestones he Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, un- states – the largest class in the reached, he says, came by way of til 38-year history of the program. his efforts as a Scout. Boy Scout Wolf Blitzer of CNN’s “The activities and participation as a September 05, 2017 Situation Room” was the mas- volunteer in local events helped 2:00 p.m. Central Time ter of ceremonies at the impres- him meet the first program goal. sive award ceremony, with Rep. His personal development hours For Nancy Pelosi serving as keynote came as a result of his effort to BIDS FOR: speaker and congratulating the become an Eagle Scout. When SEWER CLEANING AND Gold Medalists. She said, “You it came to physical fitness, he VIDEO INSPECTION have taken responsibility for the elected to work out on a daily future. You have given us all basis, with running “a lot and The bid packet includes “Bid Submittal Form and Bid hope.” pretty consistently” helping him Specifi cations” for this bid. The Bid packet is available free Senate Majority Leader Mitch keep fit and healthy and moving of charge at City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, McConnell commemorated the him along the path to the medal. FL 32561 or on the City’s website at www.cityofgulfbreeze. 2017 Gold Medalists by adding Attendance at High Adven- com/request-for-proposals. Questions may be addressed to their achievement to the Con- ture bases and numerous Scout Danny Hall by telephone at 850.565.0186 or email at thall@ gressional Record. campouts enabled him to put the gulfbreezefl .gov. Finelli logged more than 600 finishing touches on his super- hours of voluntary public ser- achiever effort. Please submit an original and three (3) copies of your vice (400 hours are required), “This program was great for sealed submittal to the City of Gulf Breeze, Attention: City more than 300 of personal de- my development as a person and Clerk, Sewer Cleaning and Video Inspection, 1070 Shoreline velopment (200 are required) I think it’s a great program for Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. Your submittal should and more than 300 of physical any individual who wants to try be received no later than September 05, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. fitness (200 are required). He it. I think I learned lessons that Central Time. also logged six expeditions/ex- will be with me throughout my John Finelli, center, with parents Ellen and Scott and sister, Kiera, The City will award the project to the lowest responsive plorations of varying lengths, life,” Finelli said. meets Congressman Matt Gaetz. and responsible bidder. The City of Gulf Breeze reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive any bid informalities, and to re-advertise for bids when deemed in the best interest of the City. The City of Gulf Breeze hereby notifi es all bidders that it will affi rmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertise- ment, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invita- tion and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status or national origin in consideration for an award.

LEGAL 42190 Gulf Breeze News 2x 8/3/17 4A August 3, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Skylyr, Collin say vows on Pensacola Beach Skylyr Merchant and Collin Garrett were married on July 16 on beautiful Pensacola Beach. The bride’s aunt, Rhonda Bar- kley, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Joann Merchant and Joseph Bal- lato. The groom is the son of Shane and Kelly Garrett. The wedding party included brides- maids Rabecca Cowen, Kristin Holifield, Marlena Burger, Vic- lic. Contact info is www.wflf. row house dating from 1802, is toria Maloney and Kyla Milet. org or (850) 723-2112. located at 210 South Quince St. The groomsmen were Blake in Philadelphia, a historically Vermas, Taylor Love, Coby Gulf Breeze Area significant area. Questers edu- Shields, McKay Ragsdale and Historical Society cates by research and the study Cole Garrett. The reception was (GBAHS) of antiques and donates funds to held at the Gulf Breeze Recre- the preservation and restoration GBAHS membership met on of artifacts, existing memorials, ation Center. Tuesday, July 11, in the Clay The groom is employed by historic buildings, landmarks Ford Room at the Gulf Breeze and educational purposes.” Baptist Hospital and the bride Recreation Center. The guest is employed by Sidelines on Following the program, pres- speaker was Sue Garnjobst, from ident Barbara Udit held a short Pensacola Beach. After a hon- Questers Organization. Questers eymoon on the Gulf Coast, they business meeting, complete with is a non-profit, international or- the reading of the minutes, a will reside in Gulf Breeze. Best ganization with 18 chapters in wishes, Skylyr and Collin! treasurer’s report and updates Florida. Garnjobst was president from all officers. of a Questers Chapter in Iowa, Gulf Breeze Area Historical Navarre Garden Club and when Collin Garrett and Skylyr Merchant are standing on the walkway to a section of Pensacola Beach Society board members met for following their wedding. (NGC) she moved a strategic planning session in The Navarre Garden Club to the Pen- the Clay Ford Room at the Gulf asks, “Like gardening? Con- sacola Bay Breeze Community Center on cerned with the environment?” area 20 Sunday, July 16. Attending were If you answer “yes” to even one years ago Udit, vice president Kay Childs, of the questions, Navarre Gar- ,she started secretary Karen Jurkowich, trea- den Club members invite you to the one in surer Teresa Banfell and histori- a Navarre Garden Club Encoun- Pensacola. Garnjobst an Betty Allen. Board members ter, “A Tea,” on Thursday, Aug. She lives in present included Diane Ward, 24, from 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Gulf Breeze Martha Brenenstahl and Becky the home of Dale Powell, 8808 and has been following the Ben- Herzog. Sand Pine Road in Navarre. son House stories in the media. These board members worked NGC wants everyone to find Garnjobst told the following to develop a mission for the His- out what they do and why they story of Questers. torical Society and to determine do it and all about the happen- “Questers started in 1944 the planning and scope of work ings at the Navarre Garden when Elizabeth Bess Bardens needed to achieve that mission. Club. passed an antique store on her It is the mission of the Gulf To RSVP, call (850) 396-5494 lunch break and bought a syrup Breeze Area Historical Society or email president@navarregar- pitcher. When she returned to to collect, preserve and display denclub.org. the office, she set the pitcher historical facts, papers and ar- on the corner of her desk and tifacts pertaining to the Greater West Florida Literary many people stopped to talk to Gulf Breeze area, as well as sup- Federation her about it. Bess decided to porting the intent of the will of start a lunch discussion group the Benson family. to discuss old treasures. So West Florida Literary Fed- Members will do this by from this group, other groups eration invites you to open mic building good will and promot- GBAHS’ strategic planning session was attended by (from left) Becky Hersog, Diane Ward, Martha or chapters were formed so that Tuesday, Aug. 15. Refreshments ing interest in Gulf Breeze’s his- Brenenstahl, Barbara Udit, Karen Jurkowich and Teresa Banfell. people could learn about their will be served at 6:30 p.m., torical heritage through research collections and those of fellow reading and program by Andrea and special exhibitions. members. The discussion of the archiving all these items. Team Breeze Area Historical Society Aug. 9. General membership Walker will be gin at 7 and open The immediate scope of blue syrup pitcher has resulted members working on this goal meeting schedule will change as meetings will be held on the mic will take place at 7:30 at work includes placing all items in chapters of Questers being are Udit, Banfell, Sharon Sims follows: third Thursday at 6 p.m., begin- Pensacola Cultural Center, 400 in storage units and the Benson formed in 41 states and two and Dawn Hargrove. It is just a Board meetings will be held ning August 17. GBAHS meet- Jefferson St,, room 201. Admis- House on shelving and develop- provinces, Quester’s Headquar- beginning. on the second Wednesday of ings will continue to be held in sion is free and open to the pub- ing procedures for sorting and/or ters, a three-story Federal style Beginning in August, the Gulf each month at 3 p.m., beginning the Clay Ford Room.

Fisher, McKinney Learn to raise win Military Children ‘Backyard Scholarships Chickens’ Aug. 18 Patrick Fisher and The Scholarships for Bethany McKinney Military Children pro- Experts from the UF/IFAS Exten- tween 8 a.m. and 4:30 of Gulf Breeze won gram was initiated in sion Santa Rosa County will offer a p.m. weekdays, or email $2,000 college scholar- 2000 to award scholar- class on having your own backyard PrudenceC@santarosa. ships as part of the an- ships to graduating high chickens. fl.gov. nual Scholarships for school seniors or col- This class is free to attend without Military Children pro- lege-enrolled students. pre-registration and is available in two gram. It is open to qualified locations: Fisher Patrick received his McKinney sons and daughters of * 10 a.m. Aug. 4, UF/IFAS Santa award at Pensacola members of the U.S. Rosa County Extension Office, 6263 NAS. He is the son of James and Susan Fish- Armed Services, including active duty, retir- Dogwood Drive in Milton er and plans to attend Clemson University. ees and guard/reserves, as well as children * 10 a.m. Aug. 18, Gulf Breeze Li- He is active in National Honor Society, Sci- of deceased military personnel. Applications brary, 1060 Shoreline Drive in Gulf We are proud to be the fi rst in the area to offer ... ence National Honor Society, Future Busi- are turned in through commissaries. Breeze Gentle laser ness Leaders of America and Rho Kappa and Applicants for the 2017 program were Prudence Caskey, UF/IFAS Exten- treatment for the is a lacrosse academic award winner. required to maintain a minimum 3.0 grade sion Santa Rosa County 4-H agent, symptoms Bethany received her award at Hurlburt point average, participate in voluntary school will discuss the basics of having your of low hormones Field. She is the daughter of Derry McK- and community activities, demonstrate lead- own backyard chickens, along with or menopause, inney and plans to attend the University of ership qualities and write an essay on “If you characteristics of the most commonly including ... Central Florida. She is active in student gov- had the chance to have a 30 minute conver- available chicken breeds. Call for s0AINFULINTERCOURSE Introductory s6AGINALITCHING IRRITATION ernment and the international conversational sation with any person in human history (ei- Learn how to select the breed of Offer! program, did an economics internship, and is ther living or deceased), who would be the chicken that best meets your needs. s6AGINALBURNING DRYNESS involved with the Troy University newspa- person you choose? Why? What topic would For more information, contact Pru- s5RINARY5RGENCY 5RINATINGATNIGHT per and the Animal Humane Society. you discuss with this person?” dence Caskey at (850) 623-3868 be- s2ECCURINGBLADDERINFECTIONSOR54)S s,ICHENSCLEROSUS !NYONEISWELCOMETOATTENDASEMINAROR Errand + Cleaning Services SERVICES &2%%CONSULTATIONTOHEARMOREDETAILS Skilled Nursing Lean On Me can handle your cleaning and errands so Psych Nursing 850-916-7766 you can do the things you want to do! Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy House + Pet Sitting • Grocery Shopping • House Cleaning Speech Therapy • Prescription Runs • Post Offi ce • Bank • and more! Medical Social Services Home Health Aide Karen Kennedy, MD 'YNECOLOGYs"OARD#ERTIlEDs2EGISTERED0HARMACIST A TEAM YOU CAN TRUST 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 | Gulf Breeze, FL MEDICARE LICENSED TOLL FREE: 877-470-9288 SINCE 1991 850-470-9288 850.450.8525 Licensed + Insured Pensacola License #20476096 | Crestview License #299990987 www.peopleshomehealth.comwww.peopleshomehealth.com www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 LeanOnMeFlorida.com leanonmefl [email protected] gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 3, 2017 5A

Some of the people helping with the Reading Enrichment are Beth Cyr, Sara Lee Menzer, Elise Stratford, Lucy Daniel, Sarah McCarren, Jack Grimly, Cindy Curran and Karen Owen. Reading camp makes summer a page-turner ater Pleasure Reading or Read- ing Theater, as needed. Helen these hard working students were ByBetty Archer Allen Gulf Breeze News © 2017 ing for Fun, Comprehensive Laucella and Carol Boden su- served a scrumptious luncheon [email protected] Session, Writing and Art and pervised Writing and Art. Sara by Beth Cyr, Susan Moore and Sally Weber and Sara Lee Menzer point out the theme for the St. One on One Reading Lee Menzer, with the assistance Mary Jo Manning. Sarah Mc- Francis Reading Enrichment Camp. St. Francis Reading Enrich- The mornings began with of Nancy Story, lead the Com- Carren attended to learn what ment Camp returned for the the signing in of the children by prehension Session. One on One the children would be accom- fourth year, beginning Monday, Sally Weber. From there, partici- reading was handled by John plishing, but she also served as July 24. The camp activities this pants went into the church for a Boden, Lexie Hebert, Cindy a great camera person. year were held only in the morn- question and answer session and Curran and others. Just think -- these students got ing and included children enter- prayer with Father Tim. Then At the end of the morning, to do this for five whole days. ing third through fifth grades they moved from station to sta- with various reading levels -- tion. not just struggling readers. The Karen Owen supervised the goal was to show kids that read- Reading Theater, where the stu- ing is fun. dents acted out four scenes from The theme for the week was “Charlie and the Chocolate Fac- the book “Charlie and the Choc- tory.” olate Factory” by Roald Dahl. Elise Stratford and Lucy Many St. Francis members vol- Daniel assisted the children in unteered to make Reading Camp Pleasure Reading or Reading a success. for Fun. Jack Grimly served as The camp activities or sta- a floater and alternates between tions consisted of Reading The- Pleasure Reading and the Read-

Adopt-a-Pet Fiji | Female | Agouti and Domestic Shorthair Hi, I’m about 17 weeks old and we need each other! I’ve been at the shelter since June 7 so Susan Moore and Beth Cyr helped serve luncheon to reading Student readers with Helen Laucella and Carol Boden (end of the please come get me!! students. table) who supervised writing and art. For more info on Fiji (ID#A096227) call (850) 983-4680 SANTA ROSA COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER GB Elementary 4451 Pine Forest Rd | Milton, FL 32583 Need a hug?? Monday- Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm County buys Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm orientation is Brought To You By To be a Sponsor of potential site Adopt A Pet Thursday, Aug. 10 Call (850) 932-8986 Gulf Breeze Elementary meeting in the cafeteria. At this School will offer orientation on meeting, parents will meet ad- for courthouse Thursday, Aug. 10. ministrators, learn about GBES • Kindergarten and 1st grade, and have the opportunity to ask it was not in downtown Milton. » Continued from Page 1A BUSINESS Q VACATION Q EXTENDED STAY 8 - 8:45 a.m. any questions they may have. But since the downtown site was • Second and third grades, Orientation day is the per- ty wanted to buy between 13 and rejected by voters, Salter said it 9:15 - 10 a.m. fect time to come in and meet 19 acres. would be a good option. • Fourth and fifth grades, the classroom teacher, drop off Parker suggested making a The land was originally 10:30-11:15 a.m. school supplies, visit the caf- counter offer of $850,000, which purchased for approximately A place for you in Pensacola • At 5:30 p.m., all kinder- eteria to purchase school spirit $550,000 in 2009. was accepted. AIRPORT/CORDOVA MALL PENSACOLA DOWNTOWN garten and new-to-GBES fami- items, receive bus information The property was considered The motion, entertained two lies are invited to a parent only and visit the campus. in a review in 2014 of parcels weeks ago, to make the offer for a proposed courthouse, and was approved by a 3-2 vote, Commissioner Don Salter said it with commissioners Parker, Corrections had come in second to the down- Salter and Bob Cole voting to go town Milton property that com- ahead with the offer and com- 2187 Airport Boulevard 601 East Chase Street In the July 27 edition of Gulf committee meets to review Lo- missioners placed on the refer- missioners Rob Williamson and 850-478-1123 850-432-0202 Breeze News, Marissa Law- cal Option Sales Tax projects,” endum ballot last year. Lane Lynchard wanting to take HamptonInnPensacolaAirport.com ResidenceInnPensacolaDowntown.com rence’s name was misspelled in Jayne Bell’s name was mis- He said the only reason it was more time to look at all the other an article titled, “Heat, humidity spelled. not selected at that time was that options. doesn’t deter the Soundwave.” Gulf Breeze News regrets the In an articled titled, “Citizen errors. 1144 Airport Boulevard 700 East Chase Street ® 850-479-8900 850-439-3330 HiltonGardenInnPensacola.com CourtyardPensacolaDowntown.com Timothy Wise Financial Professional The Prudential Insurance Company of America 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite 10 Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 5049 Corporate Woods Drive (850) 932-0846 850-474-3777 [email protected] HomewoodSuitesPensacola.com

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My amendment year? 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway passed the House. requests information concerning • The Judiciary Committee Harbourtown Unit #35 former Attorney General Loretta voted to pass an amendment I BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Lynch’s infamous and improper Gulf Breeze News introduced. My amendment re- Office: (850) 932-8986 “tarmac meeting” with Bill Clin- [email protected] quests documents and informa- ton, which took place while Hill- Fax: (850) 932-8794 tion concerning the dangerous, Island National Monument to Escambia ary Clinton was under investigation. It also unethical and potentially illegal behavior of County. Since then, residents of Santa Rosa www.gulfbreezenews.com requests information about: the past administration — including former Island have been ineligible to own their • Ms. Lynch’s controversial demand that FBI director James B. Comey’s leaks to the land; they can only lease it. At fi rst, busi- Mr. Comey mislead the public by calling media, former Attorney General Loretta nesses and residents of Santa Rosa Island the Clinton investigation a “matter”; Lynch’s telling Comey to call the Clinton paid lease fees, but not property taxes. Since • Leaks of classifi ed correspondence PUBLISHER/EDITOR investigation a “matter” and many more. then, however, the rules changed; residents from Mr. Comey to the press, in the hopes Lisa Newell • In response to my amendment, the Ju- have been required to pay both lease fees of starting a special counsel headed by Mr. diciary Committee has sent a letter (PDF and property taxes. Comey’s longtime friend, Robert Mueller; here) to Attorney General Sessions and H.R. 2370 requires Escambia County, SPORTS EDITOR • The ethically dubious and potentially Deputy AG Rosenstein, which requests a within two years, to turn over to Santa Rosa Jason Thompson criminal “pay-for-play” connections be- special counsel to investigate these matters. County the land it owns there, eliminating tween the Clinton Foundation and the State Finally, I introduced standalone legislation confusion surrounding county land own- Department; NEWS REPORTER which also requests a special counsel. These ership. It also gives people in Santa Rosa “Beer. Red Stripe beer.” • Hillary Clinton’s worrisome decision issues are extremely important to the Amer- Island the ability to obtain titles to their Glenda Caudle to sell American uranium reserves to Vladi- ican people and need to be addressed. homes, eliminating the current (unfair) sys- Scott Emerline mir Putin and the Russian Federation, and • I was successful in my push for in- tem of double taxation. Finally, the bill en- Gulf Breeze SALES whether that sale endangered national secu- creased funding for the Gulf Test Range sures that non-federal areas of Santa Rosa rity; Nick Stewart and other test ranges across America. Island dedicated to conservation, preser- • Mr. Comey’s improper decision to Doug Henriques • Finally, despite my strenuous objec- vation, public access and parking are pre- usurp the authority of the Attorney Gen- tions, the House’s unnecessary August re- served in perpetuity. Keeping Santa Rosa eral by announcing that no charges would cess begins tomorrow. I wish we could stay, Island beautiful is important to me — this OFFICE MANAGER be brought against Hillary Clinton for her because we have much to do for the good of bill will ensure it stays as pristine as ever. Laura Jones highly dangerous use of a private email the country — especially after the Senate’s A companion bill has been introduced in server; utter failure to repeal Obamacare. the Senate by Senators Marco Rubio and ART DIRECTOR Bill Nelson. This is how legislation is sup- • Mr. Comey’s hasty and ill-conceived decision to pre-emptively pardon Hillary Barbara Crossland posed to work — cooperation and dialogue FEE SIMPLE BILL PASSES HOUSE between federal, state and local lawmak- Clinton’s IT staff, despite their active de- On Wednesday, July 26, the Escambia ers, all working together for the good of struction of documents requested by a sub- GRAPHIC DESIGN County Land Conveyance Act — my bill to the people. I hope it will pass the Senate poena; Bridgette Thurman give Santa Rosa Island residents the right quickly. • Mr. Comey’s knowledge of the com- to own titles to their property — passed the pany ‘Fusion GPS,’ and their creation of a “Cold-brewed coffee.” House. CONTRIBUTORS JUDICIARY COMMITTEE: In 1947, the federal government trans- Matt Fowler INVESTIGATING COMEY, See Gaetz Page 7A Betty Archer Allen ferred land that was part of the Santa Rosa » Cantonment Pam Brannon Tom Nolan Jack Kale LETTERS TO

Member: THE EDITOR Florida Press Association Congress passes Pensacola Beach Russia Sanctions Chamber of Commerce After six months where the Republicans Greater Pensacola have had control of the House, Senate and “I love a good swim and the Chamber of Commerce presidency, they fi nally passed their fi rst Gulf of Mexico is my favorite major piece of legislation. They passed place for that.” Navarre Tourist Development Council a bill to sanction Russia for helping get Trump elected. It will be interesting to see Chris Kimbrell if Trump signs it. What a bizarre world we Navarre Gulf Breeze live in. Chamber of Commerce MARC PERKEL Gilroy, CA LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack Bridges and people need support on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an By now, you probably need support and (we need) to encouragement overpower individual writer. If we receive form noticed the construction of the be supportive. ostracism and fear. Some of letters, we will print only the first new bridge spanning the gap There was a legendary con- us might be those supports one we receive. Include your name, between Pensacola and Gulf versation with the late compos- that give strength from below, address and daytime phone number. Breeze. Each week, new addi- er/conductor Leonard Bern- without ever being noticed or “The Hilton pool.” tions to the construction catch stein in which he declared that thanked. Others might be able CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze my eye as I drive those three the most diffi cult instrument to to use their power and clout News is committed to accuracy and miles over the bay. Tug boats, play is the second fi ddle. to give support from above. 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» Continued from Page 6A sues. I know they are important, response. Together we will pilots-in-training can perform. huge win for Northwest Florida, GI BILL and I believe it is the Judiciary plumb the depths; find if, when Last year, over 80 training mis- and has been one of my top pri- On Monday, the Harry W. falsehood-ridden “dossier” Committee’s responsibility to and where real crimes have been sions could not be completed. orities throughout my time in Colmery Veterans Educational about then-candidate Donald have robust oversight over these committed; and take all neces- This is why I, along with my Congress. Assistance Act of 2017, often Trump, and the connections be- misdeeds, which is why the sary action these crimes may colleagues, Congressmen Neal I hope that it will pass the called the “Forever GI Bill,” tween Fusion GPS and foreign committee also sent a letter, re- entail. It’s time for Republicans Dunn (R-FL-02), Tom Rooney Senate quickly. passed the House unanimously. intelligence agencies; and questing a special counsel to in- to go on offense and pursue the (R-FL-17), and Francis Rooney This important legislation ends • The role of Mr. Comey and vestigate the same issues. I have REAL criminals. (R-FL-19), requested $30 mil- HOMELAND SECURITY the 15-year window for veterans former National Security Ad- introduced standalone legisla- lion in funding for the test range Last Thursday, the Depart- to pursue educational opportu- viser Ms. Susan Rice in “un- tion to do the same. The Ameri- INCREASED FUNDING program, instead of the $11 mil- ment of Homeland Security Au- nities after their service. It also masking” people involved with can people deserve answers — FOR TEST RANGES lion that had been budgeted. thorization Act passed. expands the scope of the GI Bill then-candidate Donald Trump’s not just one-sided witch hunts Test ranges are important for Our request, made as an This bill refines and stream- to include new educational plat- campaign and the subsequent against President Trump. our military. They provide the amendment, passed, marks a lines much of our homeland forms, including online classes. widespread dissemination of Losing an election or a job space for American soldiers to victory for America’s armed security apparatus, saving tax- I am glad to see that my col- that information to intelligence does not “absolve” anyone of train, so they can be ready for forces. This additional funding payers money and prioritizing leagues on both sides of the aisle agencies. crimes they may have commit- any future threats they face. Cur- will enhance military readiness, border-related crimes. Finally, it stand united in our desire to help Many constituents have con- ted. I hope our letter and my res- rently, airspace restrictions have development and testing capa- authorizes ICE for the first time the brave men and women of our tacted my office about these is- olution will generate a prompt limited the amount of flights our bilities nationwide. This is a in its history. armed forces. School administrators are preparing for students to return on Aug. 14

dents are showing up to claim high percentage of its students Math) focus has been broadened tion on the school web site. By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2017 lockers, get their schedules and from Gulf Breeze Elementary to include the arts, as well, as “There will be issues, and [email protected] figure out their parking assign- School – about 90-95 percent of part of a district effort. when they come up, we’re an ments. the incoming class -- but there As students leave GBMS open campus,” Brandon says “We love our school and An open house is planned at are also many students com- and move on to GBHS, both as he discusses Gulf Breeze our kids and we’ll take care of the high school Aug. 10 at 6:30 ing in from Oriole Beach and academic and extra curricular schools’ commitment to their them,” says Gulf Breeze Middle p.m. Pensacola Beach elementary opportunities expand with a students. “We’re an open cam- School principal Michael Bran- “Expect excellence” is the schools. “learning environment that hon- pus. Come talk to us. We’d rath- don. “Safety is No. 1. We will name of the game there and As students progress there, ors academic achievement, in- er be proactive than reactive.” make every effort to see they Brothers is confident his school they can take part in a variety novation, diversity and personal stay safe.” can continue to live up to that of organizations, such as the expression in a safe, respectful The pride and responsibil- high calling. Running Club that meets twice and supportive manner,” accord- ity Brandon feels for the school Middle school orientation a week after school, the Build- ing to the web site. of almost 1,000 students – last will be Aug. 11, at which time ers Club that leads to Key Club Both Brothers and Brandon year’s enrollment was 940 and students can get class schedules, membership, Fellowship of have long term relationships projected figures put the 2017- find out who their teachers are Christian Athletes, National Ju- with the schools they are in 18 number at 965 – comes and what classes they will be nior Honor Society and Junior charge of now, having been stu- We are a Multiline Dealer through loud and clear when he 3ALESs3ERVICE2EPAIRS FREE sharing with friends and walk Optimist Club. dents there themselves. HEARING talks about GBMS. around the school to get accus- Brandon says he hopes to see They understand and appre- All Makes/Models TEST! It is an attitude mirrored by tomed to the surroundings. the Good Grief Club, open to ciate the connection citizens, as Serving Pensacola over 47 years Gulf Breeze High School prin- Parents are welcome to attend, students who have lost a family well as parents, in Gulf Breeze Professional Hearing Aid Center cipal Danny Brothers, who also as well, and can take the oppor- member, come on board again, enjoy with local education and 0ENSACOLAs.ORTH0ALAFOX3TREET took some time to speak to a tunity to join the PTO, purchase as well. say the “gifts” those residents 438-4092 4OLL&REE   (%!2 Patricia Russo Gulf Breeze News reporter last year books and find out about The school’s excellent band provide, both tangible and in- week. transportation options from a program enjoys 25 years of Su- tangible, help explain part of the Students are not present for representative of that service. perior ratings and annually at- success they enjoy in preparingPHAC_2x2_1-17-17.indd 1 1/17/2017 1:23:31 PM regular instructional days, and Seventh-graders will be wel- tracts about 250 young students, students to excel both in a famil- will not be until Aug. 14, but come from 8-9:30 a.m., eighth- who progress to taking part in iar educational environment and that doesn’t mean the schools’ graders from 10-11 and sixth- after school performances and in the broader world they will campuses are empty. graders from noon-2 p.m. a winter concert as they prepare soon be encountering. Lots of work is going on to “The community knows how to move on to the GBHS music Brandon cites the local PTO make sure those places of learn- much we are invested in our stu- program. as an outstanding example of ing are clean, in good repair, dents,” says GBMS’ Brandon. Eighth-graders get a taste of that support and says when local fresh and cheerful in appearance “We want to do what is best. Our academic challenges to come businesses express an interest before it’s time to welcome staff job is to get our students ready when they can tackle high in partnering with or assisting and the pre-teens and teens who for high school – scholastically, school level Algebra and Alge- GBMS in some ways, he is con- will fill the halls and classrooms emotionally and socially. It can bra Honors courses, as well as fident he can refer them to the soon. be a rough time, with all the Spanish and digital information PTO to find the most effective And while students are not changes kids are going through, and technology classes. In ad- approach to doing that. arriving in traditional school but we are the bridge. Our sixth- dition, GBMS is one of the few Both the local Optimist and clothes to fill classrooms yet, graders will suddenly be dealing schools in the area to offer home Rotary clubs also get high praise many of them have been “on with six different teachers, but ec classes that can lead to certi- from him. campus” as they practice sports our staff does a great job getting fication for students. Last year, Brothers says his school’s and learn music and routines for them acclimated, as they do with 39 girls and boys earned that School Advisory Council is al- the upcoming band marching our eighth-graders, who will be distinction. ways looking for parental and season at GBHS. getting ready for high school.” The school’s STEM (Science, community support and anyone This week, too, GBHS stu- GBMS typically welcomes a Technology, Engineering and interested can find an applica- City of Gulf Breeze 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 In Memory ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

of Gulf Breeze, FL; 6 grandchil- with a degree in chemistry. She Perryman, Sr. and Elizabeth dren, Jason, Kyle, Jesse, Sam, worked at Southern Research Moffett Perryman; and by her Sealed BIDS for the Machinery and Equipment for West Ella and Tommy; 4 great-grand- Institute in Birmingham, AL, brothers, George Ira Perryman, Course Maintenance will be received at Gulf Breeze City children and many nieces and where she met her husband, Jr. and Robert Thomas “Bob” Hall, ATTN: City Clerks, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf nephews and extended family, Henry G. Sellers, Jr. They were Perryman. Breeze, Florida 32561, until 2 P.M., Local Time on Tues- Jeff and Beth Carter and chil- married in 1948, relocated to Betty is survived by her chil- day, August 29, 2017, at which time the bids will be opened dren. Pensacola in 1957, and to Gulf dren, Martha Cohen and Richard and read aloud. Bids submitted after said time will not be He was preceded in death by Breeze in 1967. G. Sellers, M.D.; her daughter- accepted. Ronnie Burnside his parents and one sister, Olga She was a Girl Scout leader, in-law Beth; her grandchildren, A copy of the specifi cation package may be examined or King. a school library volunteer, and a Josh Cohen and his wife, Ange- obtained at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Ronnie Burnside passed away A Celebration of Life Cer- devoted mother to her children. line, Rebekah Cole and her hus- Gulf Breeze, FL, 32561, telephone (850) 934-5115. The at his home in Gulf Breeze, Flor- emony will be held on Saturday, Betty also was a volunteer at Sa- band, Cade, Abby Crangle and specifi cation package may also be viewed at www.cityof- ida on July 17, 2017. August 5, 2017 at 2:00 pm at the cred Heart Children’s Hospital. her husband, Casey, Ben Sellers, gulfbreeze.com/request-for-proposals. Ron was born in Indianapolis, Pensacola Beach Elks Lodge Betty was prolific and ac- Preston Sellers, and Madeline Submit three (3) copies in your submittal to the City of Indiana to the late Wilfred Cecil #497, 661 Pensacola Beach complished in many forms of Sellers; and by her eight great- Gulf Breeze, Attention: CITY CLERKS, 1070 Shoreline and Irene (Oldfield) Burnside on Blvd., Pensacola Beach, FL needlework, and was a found- grandchildren. Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. Your submittal should May 25, 1938. His family moved 32561. Friends are welcome to ing member of the Gulf Coast Visitation was 5:00-7:00 p.m. be received no later than Tuesday, August 29, 2017 at 2:00 to Watseka, Illinois where he at- join his family in the celebration Stitchery Guild. on Tuesday, August 1, 2017 at p.m. Central Time. If you should have any questions on this tended Watseka Community of his life. She was a member of the Harper-Morris Memorial Cha- request, please contact the City Clerk’s offi ce at (850) 934- High School and he fell in love Daughters of the American Rev- pel, 2276 Airport Blvd., Pen- 5115. with cheerleader Sharon Bar- ______olution and Colonial Dames. sacola, FL. The City will award the project to the lowest responsive ragree. She was a longtime mem- Funeral Service was held at and responsible bidder. The City of Gulf Breeze reserves He started his flying career as ber of First Baptist Church of 10:00 am on August 2, 2017 in Elizabeth “Betty” Sellers the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive any a crop duster in Larned, Kansas Pensacola, and was a volunteer the Pleitz Chapel at First Bap- 1923-2017 bid informalities, and to re-advertise for bids when deemed and he and Sharon followed the church librarian for many years. tist Church of Pensacola, 500 N. in the best interest of the City. The City of Gulf Breeze crops and his love of aviation. Betty also was active in the Palafox Street, with Rev. Ross Elizabeth Ann (Betty) Per- hereby notifi es all bidders that it will affi rmatively ensure Ultimately, he retired as a DC10 church’s Samaritan Hands min- Lankford presided. Interment ryman Sellers, 94, passed away that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertise- Captain for United Airlines. istry. She prepared baked goods followed at Rose Lawn Cem- on July 30, 2017 at her home ment, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise will be afforded He is survived by his wife, for the Waterfront Mission New etery in Gulf Breeze. of more than 50 years in Gulf full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invita- Sharon of 58 years; his brother, Hope Recovery Center on a In lieu of flowers, the family Breeze, FL. tion and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of Allen (Cindy) of Tucson, AZ; monthly basis until she was well requests that contributions be Betty was a native of Mont- race, color, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status or two sons, Scott (Debbie) Burn- past her 90th birthday. made to Samaritan Hands Min- gomery, AL, and graduated in national origin in consideration for an award. side of Chesapeake, VA, and She was preceded in death istry of First Baptist Church of 1945 from Alabama College James Burnside of Joplin, MO by her husband, Henry G. Sell- Pensacola, 500 N. Palafox St., (now University of Montevallo), LEGAL 42178 Gulf Breeze News 2x 7/27/17 and one daughter, Kathleen Joy ers, Jr.; her parents, George Ira Pensacola, FL 32501. 8A August 3, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com School buses will take to the roads Firehouse collecting this Friday for trial runs water for to three last year. By Pam Brannon firefighters Gulf Breeze News © 2017 She also told school board members, “...Lytx Drive Cam and it will show pictures [email protected] “We have also already installed in the bus- es a new safety system that we hope will from outside the bus from the sides farther than Firehouse Subs invites School in Santa Rosa County does not cut down on accidents and keep everyone guests to help local first re- start until Aug. 14, but you will see buses safer. It is called Lytx Drive Cam and it we have ever been able to see.” sponders beat the heat during on the roads stopping at bus stops tomor- will show pictures from outside the bus the sixth annual H2O for He- row (Friday, Aug. 4) without picking up from the sides farther than we have ever – Virginia Sutler roes bottled water collection any children. That’s what a representa- been able to see.” Supervisor of Santa Rosa School District’s bus contractor drive on Saturday, Aug. 5, at tive of Durham Transportation told school The Drive Cam will be automatically all Firehouse Subs locations board members last week. The bus drivers activated when there is some unusual ac- of the northern end of the county. So far, with only one last school year. in Gulf Breeze. will have their organizational meeting this tion by the bus or drivers, like a sudden there are 62 regular routes on the schedule Accidents involving parked vehicles Each guest will receive a week and will do “dry runs” with buses braking or sudden swerve. It can also be for Navarre and Gulf Breeze, combined. and the bus for 2015/16 were 12, but there medium sub when they do- empty on Friday, just to make sure they activated when the bus speeds up exces- County-wide, there are 33 ESE routes with were none for the 2016/17 school year nate an unopened, 24-pack know where they are going the first day of sively, she said. “It is the newest technol- their own buses. ending in June. of bottled water. The donated school. ogy and Durham is placing it on all its The Bench – which is substitute bus Tail swing on the bus caused 12 acci- water will be distributed to lo- Virginia Sutler, supervisor of the Santa buses. This came about as a result of the drivers – includes 30 trained drivers right dents in the previous school year, but only cal fire departments, first- re Rosa County branch of the district’s bus bus crash in Chatannooga that resulted in now, with 18 of those not assigned to any three in the 2016/17 school year. Accidents sponder agencies and commu- contractor, Durham Transportation, also six fatalities. route yet. involving the bus crossing arms numbered nity centers -- aiding children, gave the board an updated report on total The drivers will all be given a number Sutler’s report gave a breakdown of six for the 2015/2016 school year, with the elderly and those in need accidents during the past two school years. six this year to wear as a reminder of that the types of accidents Santa Rosa County none recorded for the most recent school of water during the scorching There were 50 fewer preventable school crash and a reminder that we don’t ever bus drivers experienced over the past two year. summer months when dehy- bus accidents in Santa Rosa County dur- want anything like that to ever happen school years. Sutler showed school board members dration and other heat-related ing the past school year than there were the again.” “We tell our drivers not to back that bus that fuel costs took a big chunk of the bud- illnesses are most threatening. school year before. Durham said for this upcoming school up. Keep it going forward, always forward. get last school year. Not only will you get to The records from the 2015–2016 school year, which starts Aug. 21, there will be But we have had some backing accidents Diesel cost an average of $2.46 a gallon satisfy your sub cravings, but year show 52 preventable school bus ac- 198 regular routes county wide, with the in the past – but only one last year,” Sutler for the school year ending in June 2017, you will also have the oppor- cidents, with only two recorded for the most routes scheduled to operate in the said. coming to $693,330 for 281,120 gallons. tunity to give back to the com- 2016-2017 school year. The non-prevent- south end. There are 42 routes slated for In the 2015/16 school year, there were The fuel cost for unleaded gasoline av- munity. able accidents went from four in 2015/16 Pace, 39 for Milton and 22 in other parts 12 accidents involving backing the bus, eraging $2.33 a gallon was $566,493. *Limit one medium sub per person, per case of unopened 24-pack bottled water.

Seven period day for schools back on the table See What Sets Us Apart! been asked to serve includes force. Wyrosdick said the task force daughter. With only six periods GOOD SHEPHERD By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2017 three people from Gulf Breeze The other members from the “has a lot of research and work to ,she had to drop Latin, and since LUTHERAN SCHOOL [email protected] – assistant principal from Oriole south end are five representatives do” to try to bring back a recom- she is a nurse now, it was impor- Grades: Preschool - VPK - Kdg - 1st - 2nd Beach Elementary Monica Gar- from Navarre, including Navarre mendation to the school board as tant to her. It also affected a lot Good Shepherd Lutheran School Enroll has provided Christ-centered There still may be a seven pe- cia, Gulf Breeze High School High School’s athletic director, to whether a seven period day is of students’ after school jobs, Now For education to students of the Gulf Breeze/Navarre area since 1996 riod day in Santa Rosa County student Michael O’Grady and the principal of Holley-Navarre feasible and how to transition, if with high school students getting Fall! School District’s future. Julie DeCeasar, a Gulf Breeze Middle School, one teacher from they decide to do so. out of school so much later than Call for more Superintendent Tim Wyros- High School parent. West Navarre Primary School, School board member Carol before.” info or to dick told the school board last The leader and facilitator of a teacher from Navarre High Boston of Navarre said she, per- Wyrosdick said he had met arrange a private tour week that a task force is being the 16-member group is Char- School and a teacher from Hol- sonally, is glad to see this being with union president Rhonda GSLS does not discriminate put in place to investigate the lene Anderson, who is a retired ley-Navarre Middle School. investigated. Chavers last Thursday and made on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, pros and cons of expanding from school superintendent from an- There are three representa- “I know when we went from a some changes in the staff’s disability or age. the current six period day to a other county. Mike Thorpe is tives from Milton, including a six period day to a seven period original proposals to the board, seven period day. also a facilitator who will assist student, and four from Pace, as day, it had a negative impact on which he included in the board’s (850) 932-9127 4257 Gulf Breeze Parkway The list of task force members her. Jason Weeks, director of well as one principal from Chu- a lot of families, including mine. packet. The task force will begin Gulf Breeze he presented who have already hh schools, is also on the task muckla. It certainly had an impact on my meeting as soon as possible.

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Melissa Kegley (seated left) handpainted Gabriella Henry putting her CATS face on for ‘fur’ onto several of the costumes for CATS the production at Pensacola Little Theatre. the Musical at Pensacola Little Theatre

LEFT: Gulf Breeze actresses Isabella MacDonald (standing right) and Oivia Kegly (left) strut their stuff in CATS the Musical at Pensacola Little Theatre.

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Story and Photos By Pam Brannon ats Gulf Breeze News © 2017 [email protected] The two directors guiding all those CATS at Pensacola Little Theatre are C Roxie Alyssa Smith (left) and Katelyn Geri (right). here are CATS (as in her help!” and mostly song. I choreographed Gulf Breeze and hand-painted costumed Smith said she saw CATS on the entire show, which is every Navarre are well represented in the CATS actors) climbing all over stage when she was five years old song,” Smith said. “And I told the T production at Pensacola the stage at Pensacola Little The- and it came to the Saenger in Pen- cast that I was not going to be the Little Theatre atre for one last weekend begin- sacola on a nationwide tour. “It’s person who ‘dumbs it down for ning this Friday night, Aug. 4 and been my dream ever since to be you’ even though some of the cast will take their last bows after a part of a production of the show,” have never done a live show and Sunday matinee Aug. 6. The CATS she said. “I’ve done shows here for not had any dance before. They all amateur production for the Tree- 20 years and directed some, but had to raise their own personal bar house arm of PLT has run three this is the first really big show I to come up to the level of some of weekends this summer to sold out have directed.” the people who are dancers in their crowds, with several actors, cos- Katelyn Geri is the co-director, choreography. They have worked tume artists, and crew of all ages having directed some other shows hard!” from Gulf Breeze and Navarre. at PLT including Once upon a Mat- She said she new right away that Director Roxie Alyssa Smith tress and Philadelphia Story and as- she needed a good costume team said she found out about two years sistant directed and choreographed or the show would not be success- ago that she was going to have the for the Charlie Brown shows. ful. “The Burkhardts are a God honor and opportunity to direct But both women said this is a Send – they honestly are. I cannot CATS at PLT. “I had been bugging huge undertaking. The cast of 24 is imagine the show without them as and bugging folks around here that not as large as some casts – with 19 head of our costume team!” we needed to do CATS. I had never women and 5 “brave” gentlemen, Shelly and Burke Burkhardt of thought I would get to direct it, but as Smith describes it – but the pro- Navarre have worked on a few I wanted us to do it. Then I got the duction overall takes a lot of talent, Pensacola Little Theatre shows call that they were going to give it dedication from a lot of people, over the past year, but had not to me, and I was thrilled. I called and a lot of coordinating. “It is Katelyn right away and asked for all music, with very few lines See Feline Page 4B » The Winning Team Professionals you can count on! PLANTATION HILL VILLA SEGUNDA PORTOFINO

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• Indian Hills Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $49.81 per lot navalaviationmuseum.org. For Ashley Plantation Street Lighting Installation - $24.05 per lot per EXISTING ROAD PAVING (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of additional event details, visit http:// Solutions, Page 6C year for a fi ve (5) year period. » County Commissioners). www.navalaviationmuseum.org/event/ Bernath Place Subdivision Improvements MSBU - $1,184.78 per • Camden Road Paving (between Hartland and Castlewood) MSBU • Laurelwood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $70.01 per lot story-time/. - $401.00 per lot per year for a seven (7) year period. (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of lot per year for a ten (10) year period. • Cornell Drive Road Paving MSBU - $1,173.75 regular lots / County Commissioners). Cornell Drive Water & Sewer MSBU - $1,173.75 per lot per year PENSACOLA GARDEN CENTER $757.04 corner lot per year for a ten (10) year period. • Longview Street Lighting MSBU (between Winfi eld Dr. and for a ten (10) year period. INDOOR GARAGE SALE • Santa Rosa County Fire Protection MSBU - As follows: • Little Duck Circle Paving Water Sewer – Various (attachment B) Edgewood Dr.) - $40.95 per lot (assessment to be made annually Navarre Beach Canal #2 – Seawalls MSBU - $1,262.31 per lot for a Friday, August 4, 8 am - 2 pm Residential: 0-3500 sq. ft. $ 85.00 for a ten (10) year period. unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). seven (7) year period. Pensacola Garden Center 3501 sq. ft. & up $175.00 • Tallwood Court Road Paving MSBU - $1,239.61 regular lots / • Magnolia Heights Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $51.45 Polynesian Isles Canal System Channel Maintenance Dredge and 1850 N 9th Ave Commercial and Multi-family 5+ units $0.025 per sq. ft. $619.81 corner lot per year for a ten (10) year period. per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Boat Ramp Repair MSBU - $158.52 per lot per year for a fi ve (5) There will be an Indoor Garage ($150.00 minimum on all businesses) Board of County Commissioners). year period. Sale at the Come to take advantage Multi-family less than 5 units EXISTING STREET LIGHTING • Mandavilla Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $63.27 per lot Ponderosa Paving Water Sewer Design/Construction - Various of an auditorium full of shopping and condos $75.00 per unit (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of (attachment A) for a fi fteen (15) year period. opportunities with multiple vendors with Agricultural and Vacant lots $10.00 per one acre parcel and • Abernathy Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $30.00 per lot County Commissioners). Santa Rosa Shores Canal Maintenance MSBU - $384.48 per lot a wide variety of goods. Come and $0.02 per acre over the fi rst acre. (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of • Metron Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $34.98 per (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of have lunch as the kitchen will be open Sylviculture (Timber) $10.00 fi rst 200 acre parcel and County Commissioners). lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board County Commissioners). offering baked goods, taco soup, and $0.15 per acre over 200 acres. • Ashley Plantation Street Lighting MSBU - $24.05 per lot per year of County Commissioners). Ski Watch Estates III Maintenance Dredging MSBU - $973.05 per other tempting treats. Come looking Recreational vehicle parks for a fi ve (5) year period. • North Harbor Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $46.24 per lot lot per year for a ten (10) year period. for that special treasure as there will be and mobile home parks $0.025 per sq. ft. based on 191 sq. ft. • Ashmore Place Street Lighting MSBU - $45.16 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of plenty. per space (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). Any questions regarding the above ($150.00 minimum on all businesses) County Commissioners). • Oak Leigh Place Lighting MSBU - $45.22 (assessment to EXHIBIT A information please contact me, Hotel and Motel $0.025 per sq. ft. • Autumn Run Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $51.45 per lot be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Darlene Ginnetti, home 850-466-5016, ($150.00 minimum on all businesses) (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of Commissioners). cell 609-442-9777. County Commissioners). • Pace Mill Creek Street Lighting MSBU - $150.70 per lot NAVARRE BEACH FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL • Autumn Trace Blvd Lighting - $57.11 (assessment to be made (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of OCEAN HOUR’S CLEAN UP SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT: annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). County Commissioners). Saturday, August 5, 2017 Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the • Avalon Estates Lighting MSBU - $29.79 per lot (assessment • Paradise Bay I and Units 2 & 3 Street Lighting MSBU - $34.58 8:45 and clean up is from 9 am assessment. to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the to 10:00 am Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). 1st Saturday of every month • Bay Pines Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $64.42 per lot • Park Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $33.96 per lot (assessment Naval Live Oaks (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Come join Ocean Hour’s clean up at County Commissioners). Commissioners). Naval Live Oaks National Park on the • Bay Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $47.33 per lot • Pebble Ridge Street Lighting MSBU - $47.65 per lot (assessment first Saturday of every month. (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Naval Live Oaks Headquarters is County Commissioners). Commissioners). on Highway 98 about two miles east • Berrybrook Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $61.12 • Plantation Woods I & II Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - of Gulf Breeze on the right. Buckets, 2. Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU – Pursuant to Santa Rosa per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the $67.27 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by grabbers, gloves and trash bags will be County Ordinance 91-27, the assessment rates for fi re protection Board of County Commissioners). the Board of County Commissioners). supplied. All we need is you to join us. services are as follows: • Breckenridge Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $43.81 per lot • Plantation Woods Phase III Street Lighting MSBU - $55.51 per Sign in is at 8:45 and clean up is from a. Residential $ 350.00 (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 am. Please dress b. Commercial - County Commissioners). of County Commissioners). for the weather and bring water, bug Up to 10,000 sq. ft. $ 900.00 • Brighton Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $161.48 per • Polynesian Island and Polynesian Island 1st Addition Subdivision spray and sunscreen as needed. More than 10,000 sq. ft. $ 3,600.00 lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board Street Lighting MSBU - $44.31 per lot (assessment to be made Contacts [email protected], c. Unimproved parcel or lot $ 50.00 of County Commissioners). annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). www.oceanhourfl.com. • Cottages at East River Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - • Pro Am Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $69.65 per Assessments for the Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU shall be $56.00 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board ICE CREAM SOCIAL Thursday, August 3, 12:30 p.m., based on the condition of the subject property as of January 1, 2017, the Board of County Commissioners). of County Commissioners). Baptist Towers, medical meeting and any improvements to be constructed pursuant to any building • Cotton Bay Street Lighting MSBU - $44.82 per lot (assessment • Promise Creek Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $25.85 per rooms, 1717 North E St. permit issued prior to or on January 1, 2017, and which permit is to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board (use Avery Street entrance) active as of January 1, 2017. Any leaseholder of property within Commissioners). of County Commissioners). the Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU may fi le a written appeal • Country Meadows Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $90.55 • Quayside Village III Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $67.91 Baptist Hospital Volunteer Services is with Santa Rosa County within twenty (20) days of the date of the per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the hosting a “Get the Scoop, Let’s Recruit” assessment notice, to establish that no construction pursuant to an Board of County Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). ice cream social. active building permit will have commenced prior to January 1, 2017. • Covington Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $57.57 • Sandpiper Village Street Lighting MSBU - $3.96 per lot Attendees will learn about an per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of opportunity to add a caring touch NEW MUNICIPAL SERVICES BENEFIT UNITS Board of County Commissioners). County Commissioners). to someone’s life by volunteering • Creeks Edge Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $42.09 per lot • Santa Rosa Shores 7th Addition Street Lighting MSBU - $46.67 for Baptist Hospital while enjoying (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the complimentary Marble Slab Creamery County Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). ice cream. • Creetwood Place Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $87.35 per • Sawmill Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $55.97 per lot To learn more or to RSVP, contact lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of Kathy Larsen, volunteer director, at of County Commissioners). County Commissioners). EXHIBIT B (850) 434-4936. • Creetwood Village Street Lighting MSBU - $73.35 per lot • Sound Retreat Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $78.91 per (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of lot (assessment to be made annually as modifi ed by the Board of PENSACOLA LITTLE THEATRE County Commissioners). County Commissioners). PRESENTS CATS • Creetwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $94.91 per lot • Soundside Moorings Subdivision Phase II Street Lighting MSBU Friday August 4, Saturday August (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of - $27.99 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by 5, 7:30pm Sunday Aug 6, 3:00pm County Commissioners). the Board of County Commissioners). 400 South Jefferson St. • Crescent III Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $25.72 per lot • Southwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $38.07 per lot Pensacola (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). County Commissioners). A Treehouse Production directed by • Cross Roads Street Lighting MSBU - $27.78 per lot (assessment • Stanford Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $19.55 per lot Roxie Alyssa Smith, Katelyn Geri, and to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of Kathy Johansen. A theatre favorite and Commissioners). County Commissioners). Broadway record holder. The full on • Crosswinds Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $37.04 per lot • Sterling Point (Phases 1, 2, & 3) Street Lighting MSBU - $25.72 musical based on T.S. Elliott’s poems will (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the feature the best of our local dancers County Commissioners). Board of County Commissioners). and character actors. • Diamond Creek Street Lighting MSBU - $121.00 per lot • Stonechase Phase 1 S/D Street Lighting MSBU - $107.54 per lot STARGAZING ON THE BEACH (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of Aug. 4 and 5 at 7:30 p.m. (Time is County Commissioners). County Commissioners). approximate. Viewing begins at • Duncan Ridge S/D Lighting MSBU - $49.30 per lot (assessment • Summerset Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $86.93 sunset.) to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Gulfside Pavilion on • Savannah Plantation Subdivision Improvements – $339.25 per lot Board of County Commissioners). Commissioners). Pensacola Beach for a four (4) year period. • Eagle Crest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $33.96 per lot • Summerset Estates II Lighting - $96.14 per lot (assessment Free stargazing opportunities with (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County The assessment will be collected by the Tax Collector. All affected members of the Escambia Amateur County Commissioners). Commissioners). property owners have a right to appear at the public hearing and Astronomers’ Association. • Falling Leaves Court Street Lighting MSBU - $160.84 per lot • Sundial Estates Phase I & II Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - the right to fi le written objections within twenty (20) days of the 20 free telescopes available (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of $58.83 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by publication of this notice. County Commissioners). the Board of County Commissioners). Fort Pickens at Battery Worth • Fernwood Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $35.17 per lot • Sunset Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $41.88 per lot (assessment Aug. 18 at 8 p.m. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County KIDS’ MOVIE CLUB County Commissioners). Commissioners). August 5, 10 a.m. • Fieldcrest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $39.71 per lot • Tanglewood Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $71.99 Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said $5 tickets at box office only (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure Board of County Commissioners). that a record of the proceedings they are appealing exists and for Saenger Theatre, County Commissioners). Downtown Pensacola • Pace Mill Creek Phases 3 & 3B Lighting – $177.83 per lot, • Forest at Oriole Beach Lighting - $155.56 (assessment to be made • Tanglewood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $37.35 per lot such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the Disney’s Animated “Robin Hood” (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of annually unless modifi ed by the Board of County Commissioners). (assessment to be made annually unless modifi ed by the Board of proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and (1973) County Commissioners). • Foxboro Street Lighting MSBU - $77.03 per lot (assessment County Commissioners). the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. 4B Your Community Newspaper August 3, 2017 Senior passes in high demand Feline makeup and at National Seashore hair takes expertise

Gulf Islands National Sea- rections.htm. to achieve shore is experiencing a signifi- More information about park cant number of inquiries about fees and passes, including in- » Continued from Page 1B shows and think about using actual the Interagency Senior Pass. formation on how to purchase junk for hats and accessories.” The park is fully stocked and passes online, can be found at: worked as the lead costumers yet The actors playing the CATS also prepared to handle the increased https://www.nps.gov/guis/plan- when Smith asked them to take the had most of their costumes hand- demand for these passes. yourvisit/fees.htm. lead for CATS. “We were asked last painted by either Melissa Kegley of Senior Passes, as well as oth- Passes are not sold at Park Fall if we would take the lead with Gulf Breeze or Dr. Stephen Lott, or er Interagency Passes and park Headquarters at Naval Live Oaks the costume crew for this show, and by Burke Burkhardt. “I like to know, annual passes may only be pur- Area, Fort Barrancas Visitor we had only helped with Shrek at that when possible, what the talents are chased at the following locations Center or the Okaloosa Area. point,” Shelly recalls. “Then while of our main costume team and we within the national seashore: Demand for the Senior Pass we were in the planning stages for put those talents to good use. We Fort Pickens Entrance Sta- increased significantly since CATS we were asked to take the lead knew those people hand-painting tion – Open Daily 9 a.m. to 4 the National Park Service an- as costumers for Charlotte’s Web, so were creative and could do a great p.m. with extended hours on nounced the implementation that was a great show to start since it job – and they did,” Shelly said. weekends date of the congressionally man- was smaller. But we never stopped The sets and the lighting were Fort Pickens Campground dated price increase of the senior the planning for CATS – I had two also a bit different than most shows, Registration Office F- Open pass. costume books going all during keeping in mind the action is all set Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information on the Charlotte’s Web.” in a junk yard. But the junk yard Perdido Key Entrance Station changes to the Senior Pass can be The Burkhardts said everything tasking over the PLT stage was – Open Daily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. found at //www.nps.gov/plany- with this show is so much different called beautiful and breathtaking by Opal Beach Entrance Station ourvisit/senior-pass-changes. than costuming a “regular” stage many patrons. at the Santa Rosa Area – Open htm?utm_ production. “For example, there Both directors said they are very Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m. source=homepage&utm_ must be 200 hours of knitting put into proud of their cast and crew for the to 4 p.m. medium=website&utm_ the leg warmers,” Shelly said. Burke results of all the months of hard Directions to these locations campaign=senior_pass. said, “The wigs are not styled like work. Patrons to PLT must have can be found on the park’s web- These changes go into effect regular wigs, because for one thing all enjoyed it too, since tickets sold site: https://www.nps.gov/guis/ on August 28. it is not to look like human hair. And quickly and the actors played to a planyourvisit/florida-areas-di- we have to think opposite from most full house for every performance.

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 3, 2017 Bama looks to stay perfect in CFP Crimson Tide Alabama is the only school that has played in all four the only school previous College Football Playoffs. With 12 returning in all four starters, the Crimson Tide is in prime position for a fi fth. previous College Alabama lost 35-31 to Clemson Football Playoffs on a last-second touchdown in last year’s CFP title game. “It’s going to be a challenge for us offensively to be able to have the kind of team that we need to have to help our defense, especially early on,” head coach Nick Saban said at last month’s SEC Media Days.

Editorial Note - The following is the fi fth of an nine-part series COACHING previewing college football teams Saban is in his 11th season as throughout the region. This week, coach of the Crimson Tide. we focus on Alabama. See Tide, Page 2C » ROLLPREVIEW TIDE! SPONSORED BY ROLL TIDE! David Valletto, SIOR University of Alabama Class of 1984 C: 850-982-7352 | E: [email protected]

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A LOOK BACK 30) Boys basketball (12/19/03) - Ryan Bolster 10-footer to Lady Dolphin basketball team beat Pace. T 29) Softball (4/10/03, 4/14/17) - Kaitlin Weeks and Kara Dorsey walk-off hits. 28) Baseball (3/25/06) - Tyler Gross walk-off two-run single clinches postseason berth for to beat ninth-ranked West Florida. T27) Girls basketball (11/15/06; 1/3/11) - Natalie Alverson and Addison Pohlmann hit buzzer beaters. T26) Lacrosse (4/5/14, 2/13/15) - Frances Williams and fi rst time in 12 years Harold Hill score in triple and sextuple (sixth) overtime to give GB wins. 25) Softball (2/14/16) - Olivia Printiss fans 18 in 12 inning win. Hepworth layup with 24) Boys basketball (2/3/06) - Dane Manfredi hits nine 3- 11 seconds left gives pointers in OT win over Catholic. 23) Volleyball (9/21/05) - Lady Dolphins rally from 12-3 GBHS district semi down to win 15-13 in game fi ve over Catholic. 22) Boys basketball (12/14/07, 2/1/08) - GBHS records win over Tate buzzer beating wins over Navarre and Catholic. For the second straight week in the Top 21) Football (9/22/06, 11/3/06) - Triple overtime win and last minute wins over Catholic and Navarre, respectively. 15 in 15 stays in this past school year - 20) Boys basketball (11/02) - Dolphins hit two buzzers in arguably the best year in GBHS sports same game to beat Navarre. history. 19) Boys basketball (2/15/05) - Brett Heatley hits bucket at While the efforts of the football and buzzer to beat Pace in fi rst round of district tournament. baseball provided bookends for the history 18) Baseball (4/28/03) - Buddy Burks’ walk-off single gives making year, the season in between them Dolphins win over Arnold in fi rst round of district tourney. provided some memories as well. 17) Softball (4/23/09) - Adrian Culpepper’s RBI single gives 13) Girls basketball (Jan. 31, 2017) - Lady Dolphins district championship. The Lady Dolphin basketball team entered Ottensmeyer took over this past year GBHS faced Tate in the district semifi nals. 16) Boys soccer (2/15/05) - Ty Story goal in the fi nal minute the 2016-17 season with their third coach and all she did was something that hasn’t The Lady Dolphins got a career-game out of overtime gives Dolphins the district title over Navarre. in as many years. happened in 12 years. of Maddie Grace McCurdy (22 rebounds, 15) Boys soccer (1/27/10) - Max McDaniel’s goal gives GBHS overtime win over PHS in district tournament. Jarrod Denmon ended his decade-long Playing in Class 8A for the fi rst time, along with 12 points), but it was an assist to 14) Softball (5/5/17) - Freshman Elle Branton throws run with the Lady Dolphins in 2015, then GBHS held their own, going 2-4 in district Olivia Hepworth with 11 seconds left that complete game shutout for GBHS’ fi rst regional tourney win Amy Parker, with former Lady Dolphin play and fi nishing the regular season at 12-6. gave GBHS a 37-35 win. in six years. basketball player Christy Ottensmeyer as Two of their losses were to Tate - by a total Next week... - An amazing postseason her assistant. of 11 points. run by the baseball team. Our Summer Market is Sizzling! It's a Great Time to Sell! OUTDOOR FLORIDA LIVING BEAUTIFUL CULDESAC SETTING SOUTHERN LIVING STYLE 296 Plantation Hill Rd. Gulf Breeze Proper 418 Kent Pl. Gulf Breeze Proper 421 Canterbury Ln. Gulf Breeze Proper 5BD/4BA 3,300 SF 4BD/3.5BA 2,871 SF 4BD/2.5BA 3,009 SF

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RE/MAX on the Coast located in the (850) 449-4242 Publix Shopping Center 2C August 3, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Bama shooting for fifth straight CFP Continue from Page 1C » Saban has six assistants in either their fi rst or second years, including new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Daboll was on staff for all fi ve of the New England Patriots Super Bowls. Jeremy Pruitt is in his fi fth year as defensive coordinator.

OFFENSE Daboll inherits a Crimson Tide offense that has six starters and 24 returning letterman. Bama led the Southeastern Conference (and was 16th nationally) in scoring offense last year (38.0 points per game). Bama was second in rushing in the SEC last year (245 yards/game).

QUARTERBACKS Jalen Hurts set a school-record for freshman with 2,780 yards, along with 23 touchdowns. The Freshman All-American completed 62.8 percent of his passes (240-for-382) and also ran for a school-record 951 yards and 13 touchdowns.

RUNNING BACKS The duo of juniors Damien Harris (1,037 yards, 7.1 yard per carry average) and Bo Scarbrough (812 yards, team- high 11 touchdowns) are both Photo courtesy of Alabama Athletics Photography back, as is Josh Jacobs (84 carries, 585 yards). Ben back Ben Scarbrough (9), along with Damien Harris, are both back in the Crimson Tide backfi eld. Scarbrough had 813 yards and a team-high 11 touchdowns last year. WIDE RECEIVERS Sophomore Miller Forristall DEFENSE That trio leads the way SECONDARY The Tide will have to replace Junior Calvin Ridley leads an (fi ve catches, 73 yards) and Alabama has 25 returning of those looking to fill the Bama has four starting kicker Adam Griffi th, who experience group (72 catches, junior Hale Hentges (three lettermen on defense, including void of Washington Redskin defensive backs returning, led by fi nished his career second on 769 yards) - his 161 career catches, 10 yards) are among six starters, who fi nished in the rookie (and 2016 Bednarik, junior All American strong safety the school’s all-time scoring list catches is fourth all-time. those looking to replace him. top three nationally in rushing Hendricks and Nagurski Minkah Fitzpatrick (66 tackles, (357 points). Also back are senior Cam defense (fi rst - 63.4 yards per Award winner) Jonathon two ‘pick sixes,’ four in career). Senior Andy Pappaanastos is Sims (14 catches, 152 yards), game), scoring defense (fi rst - Allen. Junior free safety Ronnie the most likely successor. OFFENSIVE LINE Sophomore Trevon Diggs senior Robert Foster (fi ve Alabama has to replace 13.0 points per game) and total Harrison (84 tackles, two (23.7 yard per kickoff return, 10.0 catches, 55 yards) and junior unanimous All-American Cam defense (second - 261.8 yards interceptions) and senior yards per punt return) and junior Derek Kief (four catches, 31 Robinson, but senior center per game) for the second straight LINEBACKERS cornerbacks Anthony Averett Alabama has to replace Xavian Marks (fi ve punt returns, yards). Bradley Bozeman, junior left year. (48 tackles, eight pass break ups) Butkus Award winner Reuben 101 yards) are both back. guard Ross Pierschbacher and and Tony Brown (32 tackles, two Foster (now with the San sophomore right tackle Jonah interceptions) are all back. TIGHT ENDS Francisco 49ers). Shaun Dion Williams (a Freshman All DEFENSIVE Senior Hootie Jones (20 Alabama has to replace one Hamilton (64 tackles, two SCHEDULE American in 2016), are all back. tackles, fi ve pass breakups) Before Alabama begins its of the school’s all-time greats in LINE sacks, two interceptions) is will also look for time in the quest to win the SEC West for O.J. Howard. Junior nose guard Da’Ron the lone starting linebacker secondary. the fourth straight year, they will Payne (15 starts, 36 tackles back. open against a non-conference last year) is the lone returner Senior Rashawn Evans ranked opponent (Wisconsin two up front, but have a trio of (53 tackles, six quarterback SPECIAL TEAMS years ago, USC last year, Florida guys - senior Da’Shawn Hand hurries), sophomore Anfernee Senior J.K. Scott (47.2 yards State this year in Atlanta). (21 tackles) and Joshua Frazier Jennings and juniors Christian per punt average) is back in his Alabama will host 14th- (eight tackles, one sack) and Miller and Keith Holcombe third year as the Tide’s punter. ranked LSU and 25th-ranked sophomore Raekwon Davis (all 15 games played last year) Of 189 of Scott’s career Tennessee before they close the that saw playing time last will look to step into starting punts, 73 of them went 50 yards regular season at 11th-ranked year. roles. or more. Auburn.

2017 SCHEDULE Sept. 2 #vs. Florida State 7 p.m. (ABC) Sept. 9 Fresno State 2:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Sept. 16 Colorado State 6 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2) Sept. 23 *at Vanderbilt TBA Sept. 30 *Ole Miss TBA Oct. 7 *at Texas A&M TBA Oct. 14 *Arkansas TBA Oct. 21 *Tennessee TBA Nov. 4 *LSU TBA Nov. 11 *at Mississippi State TBA Nov. 18 Mercer TBA Nov. 25 *at Auburn TBA *Southeastern Conference game

2016 RESULTS Sep. 3 vs. #20 USC W 52-6 Sep. 10 vs. Western Ky. W 38-10 Sep. 17 at #17 Ole Miss* W 48-43 Sep. 24 vs. Kent State W 48-0 Oct. 1 vs. Kentucky* W 34-6 Oct. 8 at #16 Arkansas* W 49-30 Oct. 15 at #9 Tennessee* W 49-10 Oct. 22 vs. #6 Texas A&M* W 33-14 Nov. 5 at #15 LSU* W 10-0 Nov. 12 vs. Mississippi St.* W 51-3 Nov. 19 vs. Chattanooga W 31-3 Nov. 26 vs. #13 Auburn* W 30-12 Dec. 3 vs. #15 Florida@ W 54-16 Dec. 31 vs. #4 Washington^ W 24-7 Photo courtesy of Alabama Athletics Photography Photo courtesy of Alabama Athletics Photography Jan. 9 vs. #2 Clemson& L 31-35 * Southeastern Conference Game Aiming for #10 Bringing the Payne @ SEC title game Nick Saban has won 10 games or more in nine straight years at the Da’Ron Payne (94) is Alabama’s lone returner on the defensive line. He had 36 tackles and started all ^College Football Playoff Semifi nal University of Alabama. 15 games last year. & College Football Playoff Final

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Thursday, August 3 1:20 PM Arizona Diamondbacks at Chicago Cubs MLBN (out-of-market only) Friday, August 4 1:20 PM Washington Nationals at Chicago Cubs MLBN (out-of-market only) Saturday, August 5 1:20 PM Washington Nationals at Chicago Cubs MLBN (out-of-market only) 3:05 PM Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets FS1 6:10 PM New York Yankees at Cleveland Indians MLBN (out-of-market only) Sunday, August 6 1:20 PM Washington Nationals at Chicago Cubs TBS (out-of-market only) 7:00 PM Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets ESPN Monday, August 7 6:05 PM Miami Marlins at Washington Nationals MLBN (out-of-market only) Tuesday, August 8 7:15 PM St. Louis Cardinals at Kansas City Royals FS1 9:15 PM Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants MLBN (out-of-market only) Wednesday, August 9 11:10 AM Colorado Rockies at Cleveland Indians MLBN (out-of-market only) Submitted Photo 2:45 PM Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants MLBN Decorated Dolphins (out-of-market only) From left: Aiden Morgan, Makayla Ludwick, Maren Mackey, Malia Ludwick, Trinity Devanney and Tanker Speck competed in the recent Southeastern Swimming Long Course Championships in Huntsville, Ala. NFL preseason on TV Wednesday, August 9 Breezers swimmers compete in 5:30 PM Houston at Carolina NFL auto racing on TV Saturday, August 5 1:00 PM NASCAR XFINITY SERIES AT WATKINS GLEN Southeastern Championships Watkins Glen International NBCSN Sunday, August 6 Huntsville, AL - GPAC swimmers, ‘AAAA’ time. Makayla went on to swim He also made the finals in the 400m IM, 2:00 PM MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP SERIES AT WATKINS ­including six athletes from Gulf Breeze, life-best times in all six of her individual where he finished fifth overall. Aiden also GLEN concluded the long course season with races. Makayla was the SES champion in posted a new ‘AAA’ time in these three Watkins Glen International NBCSN great swims and many new personal best the mile back in February at the short course events, and swam life-best times in all six of ­performances to claim a 12th place team finish championship. his individual events. women’s basketball on TV and boast two individual event champions Maren Mackey, 14, a rising freshman for Rounding out the field of competitors at the 2017 Southeastern Swimming Long GBHS, had tremendous individual medley representing GPAC from Gulf Breeze were Tuesday, August 8 Course Championships held in Huntsville, races, taking the bronze in the 400m race Trinity Devanney, 13, Malia Ludwick, 13 6:00 PM Atlanta at Minnesota ESPN2 AL July 21-23. and fourth in the 200m race. and Tanker Speck, 15. Devanney finished The meet, which was the premier meet for She also represented­ the GPAC girls’ 11th in the 400m IM, 14th in the 1500m free golf on TV the new competition facility in Huntsville, ­distance corps by placing fifth in the 800m and 15th in the 200m butterfly. Malia finished Thursday-Sunday, August 3-6 featured over 60 teams and more than 1,100 free. All three of these races were new ‘AAA’ just behind Trinity in the 1500m free to take World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational athletes. times for Maren. 15th , and Speck finished his meet with life- Firestone Country Club, Akron, OH CBS/ Gulf Breeze High School junior Makayla Eighth grader Aiden Morgan, 13, dropped best times in all six of his individual races. TGC Ludwick, 15, won the 800m free on the last over 30 seconds total off his previous best Founded in 1972, GPAC’s mission is to night of the meet, after placing second in the times from across all his individual events. develop all levels of swimmers and instill 1500m free on the first night of the meet and Although competing in the age group for the values and life skills that foster success in nabbing the bronze medal in the 400m free first time at this meet, Morgan won bronze all aspects of life. New team members are on Friday evening. in the 200m breaststroke and was fourth in welcome year-round and the new season Support Newspapers in Her time in the 1500 was good for a new the 100m breaststroke. will begin August 7. Monitoring oyster reefs in Panhandle EDUCATION The Aquatic Habitat Conservation and ­coverage of oysters on reefs and the height ­opportunities are 9 AM – 3 PM. 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B y Kristin Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Landfair n. C and foster the recovery of over 200 acres of In Session 2, you can choose to volunteer on p.m. What should you bring? Water, lunch, will benefi t from [email protected] Gulf Shores, with three of their Over a year after his arrest for the alleged murder of Lorie Mu- sil, 55, outside The Bridge Bar in Gulf Breeze recuses P r o p e r , four losses coming by one run. seagrass habitat. these days: September 11, 13-14, 18 and 20. closed-toe water shoes (or shoes you don’t Christopher your generosity. L i n d s a y , 44, is re- questing a r e d u c t i o n himself in his cur- Huntsville Shockers 4, The goals of this effort include enhancing Session 3: You will help examine oyster mind getting wet), sunscreen and also a rent bond Won’t vote in Catawba a m o u n t of $3 mil- Lindsay Homegrown talent beach access matter lion for a charge of second de- gree murder. 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School district »asking to renew 'UDNHFRQ¿UPHGWKDWDQRWKHU - A Gulf Breeze man, in the unincor-om porated portion of the county, and his FWC advises— RELATED how to prevent — bear Lifestyles, 1B dog were attacked by a black bear Sat- pool play Thursday. urday evening in the man’s front yard. extent of our involvement. After that, it Volunteer opportunities and occurrence of associated species. http://signup.com/go/qYUCpCV Review attacks, was referred to FWC.” The Florida Fish and Wildlife Con- servation Commission (FWC) respond- Aloy said it is standard protocol to 75¢ bear. The man approached topage assist 2A ed to the scene on Sunday, Jan. 29 where refer all unpleasant bear encounters to canine » a dog and his owner were injured by the companion when the bear swat- the FWC for further investigation as it is ted at him. the only agency tasked with investigat- bear with non-life-threatening injuries. his Erin Mayhew hit a two-run The man was treated at Gulf Breeze “We initially responded to the call on ing such incidents. Accordingly, FWC Capitol Dr. in Gulf Breeze,” said Santa population and that citizens should be You will be assisting FWC staff, who Volunteers will not be required to swim. the options and choose the spot(s) you like. Hospital and released the same night. ODZHQIRUFHPHQWRI¿FHUVDQGELRORJLVWV aware of their surroundings, always su- 5RVD&RXQW\6KHULII¶V2I¿FH 65&62  are currently investigating this incident, The man let his dog out into the front pervising pets and children while out- 3XEOLF ,QIRUPDWLRQ 2I¿FHU 3,2  6HU collecting evidence and have initiated yard where it came into the path of the doors. Residents should also be careful geant Rich Aloy. “I can tell you we trapping efforts in the area where the about securing garbage and removing responded attack occurred. on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 7:19 other attractants as the National Park double in the third inning, scoring p.m. One subject was taken to the hos- - A report issued by the FWC states, Service (NPS) reports that bears can are gathering data on how the project is In Session 3, you can choose to volunteer Sign up! It’s Easy - you will NOT need to pital with minor wounds. That’s the “Public safety is paramount to the smell food sources from over a mile FWC and staff will remain in the away. The FWC states, “[It] is the best to speak to residents and continue trap- way to deter bears from coming on your ping efforts.” area property.” Jessi Farrer (who singled) and The FWC relies on residents to re- ­progressing. There will be 21 opportunities on these days: September 21, 25, 27 and 28; register an account or keep a password on The FWC advises residents that port any threatening bear behavior Florida has a robust and growing bear FDOOLQJ Building up WKHLUORFDO):&RI¿FHRULIDI- ter regular business hours, calling the FWC’s Wildlife Alert Hotline at (888) by to volunteer between Aug. 9 and Oct. 9, October 2, 4, 5 and 9. SignUp.com. 404-FWCC (3922). Natalie Prather (who walked). Innovative Educators come from all over the world to see Santa Rosa program Property Appraiser Farrer’s single scored Skylar ­divided among three different sessions. Where and when? 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accom Goliath grouper workshops . The Velocity scored both of its runs in the first inning on their way to a win over Biloxi’s now underway statewide ­Overdrive 05. Haley Smith’s leadoff single Aug. 3: Key Largo, Murray School Historical Museum, Florida Fish and in the second was the Velocity’s Nelson Government Center, 6650 Griffin Road. only hit as Quinlan’s sacrifice Wildlife seminar in 102050 Overseas Highway. Oct. 16: Pinellas Park, Bill bunt scored Mayhew. Madison Pensacola August 16 Aug. 8: Crystal River, Planta- Jackson’s Shop for Adventure, walked in the win. tion on Crystal River, 9301 W. 9501 U.S. Highway 19 N. at Sanders Beach Farrer struck out four and Fort Island Trail. Oct. 17: Port Charlotte, The didn’t walk a batter in the win The Florida Fish and Wildlife Aug. 9: Carrabelle, Franklin Cultural Center of Charlotte for Velocity. Conservation Commission County Senior Citizens Center, County, 2280 Aaron St. Full Throttle 13, Velocity 1: (FWC) is hosting several 201 NW Ave. F. Oct. 18: Naples, Collier Full Throttle, out of Russellville, ­goliath grouper public work- Aug 16: Pensacola, Sanders County Public Library - South Ark., scored five in the second shops throughout the state start- Beach – Corinne Jones Resource Regional, 8065 Lely Cultural and six in the third to beat the ing July 31 to gather input on Center, 913 S. I St. Parkway. Velocity Thursday. goliath grouper management, Aug. 17: Panama City, Bland If you cannot attend an in-per- Mayhew hit a two-out triple including the possibility of a Conference Center, 4750 Colle- son meeting, submit comments in the first inning to score Farrer, limited harvest in Florida state giate Drive. online by visiting MyFWC.com/ who was hit by a pitch. It was waters. Oct. 9: Jacksonville, Pablo SaltwaterComments. Staff is the Velocity’s only hit. Fifteen workshops are sched- Creek Regional Library, 13295 working on a virtual workshop Stixx Softball 12U Crow uled in total across the state in Beach Blvd. that should be available online 4, Velocity 3: Stixx, out of July, August and October. Oct. 10: Titusville, American in the near future. ­Anniston, Ala., scored three Share your input and learn Police Hall of Fame & Museum, Additional details and updates in the third to rally for a win more about the current status 6350 Horizon Drive. to these meetings will be posted over Velocity in bracket play of goliath grouper by attending Oct. 11: Stuart, Flagler Place, at MyFWC.com/Fishing (click ­Thursday. one of these workshops (sched- 201 SW Flagler Ave. on “Saltwater Fishing,” “Rule- Mayhew tripled in the third uled 5 to 8 p.m. local time): Oct. 12: Davie, Old Davie making” and “Workshops.”) for the Velocity’s only hit. Farrer and Dezaldiver walked in the loss for the Velocity. Southern Storm 2, Velocity 1: The Southern Storm, out of Hanrahan, La., used a walk-off walk to eliminate the Velocity Friday morning. Quinlan drew a leadoff walk in the second inning and scored on a sacrifice bunt by Dezaldiver. The inning ending with an out on the basepaths - one of four in the loss. Mayhew tripled in the first inning, while Dezaldiver and Prather both singled in the second. Erika Earl and ­MacKenzie Douglas both walked in the loss for the Velocity. 4C August 3, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The Dolphin football huddles before the start of individual drills Monday morning - the fi rst day high school teams in Florida can practice. Year two offi cially underway Football teams state-wide begin fall practice Monday BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected]

Gulf Breeze High’s football “This year, we had about 55 girls team, along with several hundred tryout, which makes it tough to others state-wide, opened fall make the fi nal decision,” Crowell practice on Monday. said. “Especially when the talent The Dolphins, and their across the board is so good. Gulf second year head coach Bobby Breeze Volleyball is known to be Clayton, went from 7-9 a.m. a highly competitive program and behind the school the fi rst three it is my goal as the head coach to days. Today marks the fi rst day Playing in the state continue on that legacy with this of helmets and shoulder pads, tournament in 2010 as a high new group of girls. Every season with Day 1 in full pads Monday. school senior was probably a is new, and I hope that this season “You can tell we have gotten lot easier for Jasmine Crowell we as a program continue to grow stronger and faster because kids than what she’s being tasked and develop in our sport as well as are stronger with their hands with this week. with each other.” catching the ball,” Clayton said. By the time you read this, The Lady Dolphins will play “Intensity, speed, effort - that’s Crowell and her Lady Dolphin in a preseason tournament at what we’re looking for right volleyball staff will have their Catholic August 15 and 17 before now.” varsity, junior varsity and ninth hosting Navarre in their regular GBHS will open play with grade team picked out. season opener August 24. the Kickoff Classic at Choctaw at 6 p.m. on August 18. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The rising ninth graders Dylan Brayton (left) and Matthew Hawkins (above) go through stretching drills on Day 1 of fall practice Monday morning. played a quarter, junior varsity a quarter and varsity the second half last year, but as of press time, it wasn’t known if that same formula would happen this year. Gulf Breeze will host Pascagoula, Miss in their season opener August 25. Homecoming will be October 6 against Fort Walton, sandwiched in between their two road district games (at Milton Sept. 29, at Pace Oct. 13). The Dolphins will host both of their rivals this year (vs. Catholic Sept. 1, vs. Navarre Oct. 27).

Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Dolphin football players stretch during Day 1 of fall practice Monday morning.

Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Will Sawarynski (left) helps with an offensive drill, while Walter Yates III (right) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News catches Head coach Bobby Clayton a pass looks on during the fi rst day of Monday. football practice Monday. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 3, 2017 5C

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Day 1 for the next generation Members of the GBSA 12-under football team run sprints at the end of their fi rst day of practice Monday behind Gulf Breeze High School. GBHS coaches led the younger Dolphins through a list of drills they do before each practice before getting practice time with position coaches. GBSA will play August 19 in a jamboree at a site to be determined. GBSA Commissioner Aaron Hayek says they are still looking for players for their 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10-under teams - for more information, log on to eithergulfbreezeyouthfootball.com, www.gbsasports.com or by emailing Hayek at [email protected].

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Fifty four show “This year, we had about 55 girls up for fi rst day of tryout, which makes it tough to make the fi nal decision,” Crowell tryouts said. “Especially when the talent across the board is so good. Gulf BY JASON THOMPSON Breeze Volleyball is known to be Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] a highly competitive program and it is my goal as the head coach to Playing in the state continue on that legacy with this tournament in 2010 as a high new group of girls. Every season school senior was probably a is new, and I hope that this season lot easier for Jasmine Crowell we as a program continue to grow than what she’s being tasked and develop in our sport as well as with this week. with each other.” By the time you read this, The Lady Dolphins will play Crowell and her Lady Dolphin in a preseason tournament at volleyball staff will have their Catholic August 15 and 17 before varsity, junior varsity and ninth hosting Navarre in their regular grade team picked out. season opener August 24.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Dylan Brayton (left) and Matthew Hawkins (above) go through stretching drills on Day 1 of fall practice Monday morning.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ally Smith (above) receives serve, while Hallie Hill (left) serves during the fi rst day of GBHS Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News volleyball Lady Dolphin volleyball head coach Jasmine Crowell and junior Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News tryouts varsity coach Steven Clay look on during tryouts Monday. Anna Marks spikes the ball during tryouts Monday. Monday.

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A lot of people are so attached King FeaturesKing Weekly Service to their political positions that it July2017 31, is nearly impossible for them to enjoy certain movies or books. Take movies like D.W. STOP, LOOK AND THINK dummy, losing to East’s king, and Griffith’s 1915 classic “Birth of back came the jack of clubs. a Nation” or Leni Riefenstahl’s South’s queen lost to the king, and West’s club return forced out declar- “Triumph of the Will” for ex- er’s ace. South had no choice but to ample. The emotional reactions tackle diamonds, but when he led the these movies elicit from modern jack, West went up with the ace and audiences makes it very difficult returned a club, and the contract went for filmgoers to assess their artis- tion to this IF we can put ideolo- Donald Trump and the insane, down two. gy aside and admire and embrace only somewhat hidden back- Declarer’s undoing came on his tic worth objectively. The truth play from dummy at trick one, when is, both “Birth ...” and “Triumph these master’s artistry. room beliefs of the millions and he should have gone up with the ace ...” are brilliantly rendered films Bringing this argument into millions of people who support of spades and established his dia- from two genius directors that the 21st century – how often all he is about. monds by forcing out the ace. This do good solid Americans check “Beatriz at Dinner” is a very would have assured at least nine tricks fully deserve any cinephile’s — one spade, three hearts, four dia- mindful gaze. out Michael Moore’s latest ri- simple, short (83 minutes) tale monds and a club — regardless of At the same time, of course, diculously biased and staged about how the healers and sooth- visive, cutting political rant that how the opposing cards were divided. we all know the Ku Klux Klan liberal screeds? But God how I ers of this world, here represent- you probably will either love or What can cause a declarer to make such a careless mistake? Mostly, it’s and the Nazi party are ugly, love “Bowling for Columbine.” ed by Salma Hayak’s masseuse/ hate. It is way too obvious and Dinesh D’Sonza is the conser- herbalist “Beatriz,” are tossed because players tend to play mechani- hateful, grossly disgusting obviously heavy handed. I wish cally in certain situations. In this case, groups of people who need to be vative equivalent to Moore, aside as irrelevant irritations everybody could be required to they see the made-to-order spade dismissed and rejected as firmly making thoroughly entertaining by people like John Lithgow’s see it so I could soak in all their finesse they’ve encountered so many times before, and they take the finesse and quickly as possible. Watch- documentaries that make no pre- Doug Strutt, a corporate indus- widely varied reactions. It might tense about their unfair bias and trialist who hunts Big Game and not be a good movie, but I ab- Certainly one of the more distress- without giving the matter any addi- ing the propaganda that furthers ing moments in a declarer’s life is to tional thought. these group’s messages borders right wing agenda. “Hillary’s smokes big stinky Cuban cigars. solutely loved “Beatriz.” It is start out with nine sure tricks in three But since — at least for the time being on supporting the evil they are, America ...” is undeniably pretty What can a pure-hearted, sweet my favorite movie of 2017 (so notrump and wind up down two. Per- — there’s no bonus awarded for play- which makes this issue inher- darn great, however much I sorta and loving, possibly illegal im- far...). haps the only salve for a declarer’s ing hands quickly, this is not a sensible deeply hate it. migrant do about such a mean “Beatriz at Dinner” will soon bruised ego after such an experience approach. Anyone who took just a little ently problematic. is that it might prevent him from mak- extra time to consider the play of the Nonetheless, I do deeply be- All this I say in relation to the nasty fascist? Can she kill him? be available on DVD and all the ing the same foolish mistake again. hand as a whole before acting would lieve there is a workable resolu- movie “Beatriz at Dinner,” the Or should she just kill herself? usual streaming services. Consider the present case where surely find the winning line of play on newish primal scream against “Beatriz at Dinner” is one di- West led a spade against three this deal, as well as many others. notrump. Declarer played low from © 2017 King Features Syndicate Inc. ABC fall schedule finally released Q: I saw an article about a new 27, starting at 8 p.m., “The Gold- show with Keanu Reeves and bergs,” “Speechless,” “Modern (PG-13) To buy tickets online, go to: Peter Stormare called “Swedish Family,” “American Housewife” WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET Dicks,” and I really need to know and “Designated Survivor”; Sept. FIND US ON what that show is about. -- Paul T., 29 at 8 p.m., “Marvel’s Inhu- via email mans”; Oct. 1, starting at 7 p.m., DOORS OPEN Friday, August 4, thru Thursday, August 10 A: “Swedish Dicks” -- which “The Toy Box,” “Shark Tank” and DAILYDAILY AT 12:30 11:00 ATOMIC BLONDE (R) 11:30 • 2:05 • 4:40 • 7:15 • 9:50 premieres Wednesday, Aug. 9, “Ten Days in the Valley”; Oct. 3, 0There is an extra THE DARK TOWER (PG13) 12:35 • 2:50 • 5:10 • 7:25 • 9:40 $2.50 charge on Pop TV -- centers on Ingmar I am dying to know what’s going starting at 8 p.m., “The Middle,” for 3D movies DETROIT (R) 12:30 • 3:30 • 6:30 • 9:35 (Peter Stormare), a washed-up ex- to happen! -- Sandi S., via Face- “Fresh Off the Boat,” “black-ish,” *Sorry, No Passes DUNKIRK (PG13) 11:20 • 1:50 • 4:20 • 7:00 • 9:30 for 3D Movies stuntman-turned-private investi- book “The Mayor” and “Kevin (Prob- (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 THE EMOJI MOVIE (PG) gator who pairs up with a Swed- A: ABC has finally released ably) Saves the World”; Oct. 6 at 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. 11:15 • 1:20 • 3:25 • 5:30 • 7:35 • 9:45 ish DJ named Axel (played by its fall schedule, and everyone’s 8 p.m., “Once Upon a Time”; Oct. Gulf Breeze, Florida KIDNAP (R) 12:45 • 3:00 • 5:15 • 7:20 • 9:25 POP TV (3.7 miles east of Johan Glans). Together they set favorite Thursday-night lineup 8 at 8 p.m., “To Tell the Truth”; Pensacola Beach Exit) WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (PG13) Felisha Cooper out to solve some of LA’s weirdest returns as follows (all times ET): and Nov. 26 at 7 p.m., “America’s 11:40 • 3:15 • 6:45 • 9:40 crimes. Keanu plays Tex, a fellow Sept. 28 from 8 to 10 p.m. is the Funniest Home Videos.” SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (PG13) stuntman whose mysterious death READERS: As long as we are Write to Cindy at King Fea- two-hour season 14 premiere of TICKETTICKET 12:40 • 3:40 • 6:40 • 9:35 has haunted Ingmar for decades. “Grey’s Anatomy,” followed at 10 discussing the fall premiere dates tures Weekly Service, 628 Virgin- ThursdayTONIGHT'S TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:30 & 8:15 PM I spoke with series co-star Fe- p.m. by the season four premiere of ABC shows, I might as well ia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803; or e- 3DTHE TMNT: DARK OUT OF TOWER THE SHADOWS 7:19 (PG13) • 5:00 9:35 & 7:30 PM 8/3/2017PREMIERE POPSTAR (R) 7:15 & 9:30 PM lisha Cooper, who plays Sarah, of “How to Get Away with Mur- tell you the rest, right? Here’s the mail her at letters@cindyelavsky. PREMIERESSHOWINGSKIDNAPME BEFORE 7:00 YOU •(PG13) 9:15 7:00 PM DETROIT 7:30 Ingmar’s daughter, and she gave der.” “Scandal” returns for its sev- lineup: Sept. 18 at 8 p.m., “Danc- com. me the scoop on this quirky new enth season Oct. 5 at 9 p.m. ing with the Stars”; Sept. 25 at 10 (c) 2017 King Features Synd., comedy. Felisha revealed: “Sarah *** p.m., “The Good Doctor”; Sept. Inc. is a hot-shot lawyer, takes noth- ing from nobody, she’s beautiful, she dresses well, she makes good money, and she’s just doing her damn thing. “She has a soft spot for her dad, so he’s gotten her to go on cases with him, and she gets him out of the scrapes he gets into. She does it pro bono because he’s her father. She hates it, but the reason she does it is because she loves him. Even if she won’t admit it, she loves him.” As far as working with Keanu goes: “Keanu is such a delight. He is reserved and calm, with a very strong demeanor. He’s so kind, he’s so engaged, and his eye contact is so perfect, you can tell he cares about people when they speak to him. I think he’s wonder- ful.” *** Q: Can you tell me when my TGIT shows will return on ABC? gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 3, 2017 7C CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS

IN THE Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida PROBATE DIVISION

Case No. 17 CP 305 SERVICE IN RE: The Estate of Ann P. Lockridge, Deceased Stick on a decal to Fields Discount Roofi ng & Construction, LLC NOTICE TO CREDITORS Roof Inspection! • Re-Roofs The administration of the estate of Ann P. Lockridge DIRECTORY deceased, deceased, whose date of death was June 5, show support for • Roof Repairs 2017; is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division; File Number 2017 CP • Commercial/Residential 305 ; the address of which is PO Box 472 Milton, FL • All Types of Water Proofi ng 32572. The names and addresses of the personal rep- resentative and the personal representative’s attorney Attn Service Providers: on Metal, Flat and Decks are set forth below. Florida’s manatee’s All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who • In House Metal Fabrication have claims or demands against decedent’s estate, in- Deadline is Thursday at 5 • Custom Flashings cluding unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, and who have been served a copy of this notice, must Lic# CCC1327226 file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF and sea turtles p.m. Ads start at $17 per THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 850-934-7181 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) 2953 Westfi eld Road DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 There are more manatees and sea only her back above water. When boat- week. Call (850) THIS NOTICE ON THEM. turtles in Florida than in any other state. ing or using a personal watercraft in All other creditors of the decedent and other persons who have claims or demands against the decedent’s es- More than 6,000 manatees swim in its Florida waters, it is important to look 932-8986 tate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, must file their claims with this court WITHIN coastal waters, rivers and freshwater out for manatees. THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST springs, and thousands of sea turtles Mature manatees grow to 1,000 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER nest and hatch on its Atlantic and Gulf pounds or more, but can be diffi cult to BARRED. 601 INVITATION TO BID coast beaches. see when they’re swimming, grazing NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET REAL ESTATE FOR DESIGN-BUILD BAGDAD MILL FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS It’s easy to show support for these or resting underwater. Wear polarized OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH RENT - APARTMENTS PARK RESTROOM IS BARRED. iconic Florida species by sticking on a sunglasses, and then watch and listen THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Wind Meadow Apts. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa TICE IS: August 3, 2017. decal. carefully to detect the signs of manatees County, Florida will receive sealed bids from qualified contractors for the design-build Every July the Florida Fish and nearby. Look for circles on the water’s Under New Mgmt! of a permanent restroom facility to the Bagdad Mill Site Park in Bagdad. Only properly Raymond B. Palmer, Esquire PETITIONERS: Rental assistance may licensed and insured contractors are invited to submit bids. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Sally Carol Lockridge Lay Wildlife Conservation Commission surface indicating their underwater be available. HUD Suite 41 14369 Blackberry Dr. All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Wellington, FL 33414 (FWC) introduces new manatee and sea movement and snouts sticking out of vouchers accepted. 1 Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite Voice: 850-916-1000 turtle decals available with a $5 dona- the water as they surface to breathe. & 2 BR handicapped J, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:30 am on Thursday, August Fax: 850-916-0080 & non- handicapped 31, 2017, at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall be Florida Bar No. 42171 tion. You may also hear huffi ng noises when to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only bids Attorney for Petitioner accessible apts. received by the aforestated time and date will be considered. All bids shall be sealed The colorful, waterproof decals are they come up for air. Water, sewer/ and clearly labeled, “ITB# 17-050 DESIGN-BUILD BAGDAD MILL PARK RE- LEGAL 42187 Gulf Breeze News 2x 8-3-17 designed to look great on a vehicle’s “Helping sea turtles survive” is the garbage service STROOM”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and THREE (3) copies labeled “COPY” (4 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic bumper or the side of a boat. Get them message on the new sea turtle decal, provided. 3037 Wind file in OCR (readable) PDF format. when registering or re- registering a which shows a green sea turtle. Green Meadow Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL. Call 850- A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Tuesday, August 15, vehicle or boat at local tax collectors’ sea turtles nest on Florida’s Atlantic and 2017 at 9:00 am at the Bagdad Mill Site Park located at 6953 Main St. in Bagdad 934-3060, TDD/TTY (Milton). All interested parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses repre- IN THE Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida offi ces across the state. Gulf coast beaches, and until recently 711. Equal Housing sented may participate in the bid. PROBATE DIVISION Opportunity. Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Web- “Florida is home to more manatees were classifi ed as endangered. site: Case No. 2016 CP 311 ------www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). and sea turtles than anywhere else Now after years of conservation ef- IN RE: The Estate of in the U.S.,” said Carol Knox, who forts, the number of nesting green tur- Questions concerning this bid should be directed to Glenn Bailey at glennb@san- John Mitchell Bowling Sr., Deceased 605 tarosa.fl.gov prior to 4:30 p.m., Monday, August 21, 2017. leads the FWC’s Imperiled Species tles has increased substantially. This NOTICE TO CREDITORS Management Section. “Public support species has been reclassifi ed as threat- REAL ESTATE FOR The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any RENT - GULF BREEZE and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the bid that The administration of the estate of JOHN MITCH- has been critical in helping us conserve ened under the federal Endangered Spe- it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Santa Rosa County ELL BOWLING SR., deceased, whose date of death was does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or July 10, 2016; is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa these imperiled species. So please ‘stick cies Act. handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division; File Number on a decal’ and show support for our That’s a major step in “green” recov- Furnished bedroom 2016 CP 311; the address of which is PO Box 472 Mil- By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida ton, FL 32572. The names and addresses of the personal manatees and sea turtles.” ery. Remember, “Hands off” is the best available in well representative and the personal representative’s attor- appointed Villa LEGAL NOTICE 42183 Gulf Breeze News 8/3/17 ney are set forth below. Decals generate funding for research, policy for beachgoers encountering All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who Venyce home with have claims or demands against decedent’s estate, in- rescue and management efforts that help any species of nesting or hatchling sea private bath, room for cluding unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, Florida’s manatees and sea turtles sur- turtles. Watch from a distance, do not two cars in garage, and who have been served a copy of this notice, must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF vive. For instance, when someone calls disturb them and never use a cellphone kitchen privileges, THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST the FWC’s Wildlife Alert Hotline at or camera to shoot fl ash photos. washer and dryer PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) and fenced-in back DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 888-404-FWCC (3922) to report an in- Learn about other ways to help con- THIS NOTICE ON THEM. yard. $600/month. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING All other creditors of the decedent and other persons jured, entangled or sick manatee or sea serve manatees and sea turtles at My- 850-932-0065 CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA who have claims or demands against the decedent’s es- turtle, FWC staff responds with efforts FWC.com/Manatee and MyFWC.com/ ------tate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated For the purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as claims, must file their claims with this court WITHIN to rescue and rehabilitate the animal. SeaTurtle, where you also can click on amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 714 (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on August 21, 2017, in the City PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. The decals also address important “Decals” to order new or past editions Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER conservation issues: of decals. REAL ESTATE FOR The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of finance for the purpose, BARRED. SALE - WATERFRONT among other things, of providing funds to be loaned by the Capital Trust Agency NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET “Look out for manatees” is the mes- Go to BuyaPlate.com to purchase a (the “Issuer”) to Renaissance Charter School, Inc., a Florida nonprofit corporation, FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS and/or one or more related and/or affiliated entities (collectively, the “Borrower”), OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH sage on the new manatee decal, which “Save the Manatee” or “Helping Sea for the purpose of financing or refinancing, including through reimbursement, (i) the IS BARRED. acquisition, construction and equipping of: THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- shows boaters in the distance as a man- Turtles Survive” license plate that sup- Lakefront Sacrifice - TICE IS: August 3, 2017 atee mother and calf swim along with ports those species. 25 miles to Orlando (A) an approximately 2 story, 68,152 square foot building and ancillary facilities Was $159,880 being expected to accommodate up to 1,145 students in grades k-8 to be oper- //s// Raymond B. Palmer Petitioner: ated as a charter school known as the Renaissance Charter School at Crown Raymond B. Palmer, Esquire John Mitchell Bowling Sold-off for only Point, located at 83 West Road, Ocoee, Florida 34761, including related fa- Jr. 130 Highpoint Dr , $69,880. Luxury cilities, fixtures, furnishings and equipment (the “Ocoee Facility”); provided, 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 community. Priced however, such acquisition does not include the land on which such facility Suite 41 Tips to throw a is located, Voice: 850-916-1000 to sell immediately. Fax: 850-916-0080 Video: Lakefront- (B) an approximately 2 story, 68,152 square foot building and ancillary facilities Florida Bar No.: 42171 expected to accommodate up to 1,145 students in grades k-8 to be oper- Attorney for Petitioner C l o s e o u t . c o m ated as a charter school known as the Renaissance Charter School at Boggy Florida Waterfront Creek, located at 4480 Boggy Creek Road, Kissimmee, Florida 34744, in- LEGAL 42186 Gulf Breeze News 2x 8-3-17 great outdoor party cluding related facilities, fixtures, furnishings and equipment (the “Osceola Marketing, LLC 1- Facility”); provided, however, such acquisition does not include the land on 844-803-8050 which such facility is located, and ------(StatePoint) Throwing the per- 4. Play games. If kids are attending, you (C) an approximately 2 story, 68,152 square foot building and ancillary facilities fect party outdoors requires a bit of may want to set up some games to keep expected to accommodate up to 1,145 students in grades k-8 to be operated as a charter school known as the Duval Charter School at Coastal, located at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL precision. Here are six great ways to them occupied. Chalk and bubbles can cre- 1300 12800 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32246, including related facili- CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA ties, fixtures, furnishings and equipment (the “Jacksonville Facility,” together COUNTY keep guests happy, comfortable and ate hours of enjoyment, or get out the clas- SERVICES with the Ocoee Facility and the Osceola Facility, the “Facilities”); provided, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION entertained. sics like corn hole and horseshoes. however, such acquisition does not include the land on which such facility is located; and CASE NO. 57-2015-CA-000977 1. Keep bugs away. You can keep 5. Show a movie. After a day in the HMC ASSETS, LLC SOLELY IN ITS CAPACITY AS (ii) funding of any necessary debt service reserve for the hereinafter defined bugs at bay naturally with a bit of strate- sunshine spent grilling and playing games, SEPARATE TRUSTEE OF CAM XVIII TRUST, Livelinks is the best Bonds, (iii) funding any necessary capitalized interest and (iv) the payment of cer- gic gardening. Plants that ward off bugs kick back and relax with an outdoor chatline for meeting tain costs of issuing the Bonds (collectively, the “Project”). Plaintiff, include lavender, marigolds, and rose- movie. Elevate your backyard theater real, fun-loving The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect to such singles. Call 855- vs. mary. Plant these varieties in and around experience with a high-quality projector Project, not exceeding $70,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue 334-7726 and make bonds in one or more series, either taxable or tax-exempt, or both (the “Bonds”), ARTURO B. LUCES, ET AL., areas where you entertain guests. designed for home use such as those from a real connection. and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Proj- ect. The Facilities will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager of the Fa- 2. Pump up the jams. Have guests re- Casio’s line of LampFree Projectors. The Defendants. ------cilities will be Charter Schools USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation, or an affiliate ______/ quest a few of their favorites to create a XJ-F210WN from the Advanced Series, Viagra!! 52 Pills for thereof or another entity chosen by the Borrower. Only $99.00 Your NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE playlist that everyone enjoys, or use a for example, features intelligent light The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of #1 trusted provider the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from streaming app. To pump up the tunes, control that adjusts projection brightness NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary for 10 years. Insured financing agreements with the Borrower, and neither the Issuer, the City, the Cities Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered May 17, 2017 in of Ocoee, Kissimmee, and Jacksonville, Florida (collectively, the “Cities”), nor Or- use waterproof Bluetooth speakers. accordingly. Infl atable screens are avail- and Guaranteed Civil Case No. 57-2015-CA-000977 of the Circuit Court of ange County, Florida, Osceola County, Florida or Duval County, Florida (collectively, the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, 3. Create ample seating. Depending able to rent or purchase and make a great Delivery. Call Now 1- the “Counties”), will be obligated to pay the principal of, premium, if any, or interest Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein HMC ASSETS, LLC SOLE- 800-224-0305 on the Bonds except from the payments of the Borrower. The Bonds and interest on the number of guests you are expect- choice for outdoor use. Or you could sim- LY IN ITS CAPACITY AS SEPARATE TRUSTEE OF CAM thereon shall never (i) pledge the taxing power of the City, the Cities, the Counties, ------XVIII TRUST is Plaintiff and ARTURO B. LUCES, ET AL., the State of Florida (the “State”) or any other political subdivision, public agency or ing, you may need to increase your seat ply use a wall or an extra-large sheet. are Defendants, the Clerk of Court will sell to the highest Advertise in Gulf municipality thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision, and best bidder for cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose. count. Rent additional tables and chairs, 6. Create ambience. Street lights, Breeze News and for (ii) constitute the debt or indebtedness of the Issuer, the City, the Cities, Counties, com in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the State or any other political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof or take a trip to a local secondhand shop hurricane lanterns or tealights create a much less than any the 18TH day of September, 2017 at 11:00 AM on the within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory prohibition, (iii) or pledge the following described property as set forth in said Summary other medium. Call full faith and credit of the Issuer, the City, the Cities, the Counties, the State, or any and give used outdoor furniture some warm and inviting ambience. Use light- Final Judgment, to-wit: (850) 932-8986 or political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof. The Issuer has no taxing love with a makeover. Benches and in- ing both to stylishly set the mood and power. Issuance of the Bonds is subject to several conditions including satisfactory visit online at news. Lot 9, Block B, Thousand Oaks, being documentation and receipt of necessary approvals for the financing. expensive poufs work well in a pinch, allow the party to continue even after gulfbreezenews.com. a portion of Section 2, Township 1 North, Range 29 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida ------At the time and place fixed for said public hearing all who appear will be given too! the sun goes down. according to plat recorded in Plat Book an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said 10, Pages 5-6 of the Public Records of said Bonds and the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may County. be delivered to the Interim City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. Subsequent to the public hearing, the Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from City Council of the City (the “Council”) will consider whether to approve the Bonds the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the as required by Section 147(f) of the Code. date of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. Subscribe to Further information relating to this matter is available for inspection and copy- ing during regular business hours at the office of the City Manager at the above Lisa Woodburn, Esq. address. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC Attorney for Plaintiff Comments made at the hearing are for the consideration of the Council and the 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 City, and will not bind any legal action to be taken by the Council or the City in con- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 nection with its consideration and approval of the issuance of the Bonds. 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2017 SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDINGS SCHEDULE SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 7-31) NORTH DIVISION (AS OF 7-31)

*Pensacola (Cin) 19-18 - *Chattanooga (Min)28-9 - Jacksonville (Mia) 18-19 1.0 Montgomery (TB) 22-15 6.0 Mobile (LAA) 18-19 1.0 Jackson (Ari) 19-18 9.0 AUGUST Biloxi (Mil) 16-21 3.0 Tennessee (CHC) 18-19 10.0 3 @ B'ham, 7:05 PM Mississippi (Atl) 12-25 7.0 Birmingham (CWS) 15-22 13.0 * First Half Champion 4 @ Tenn., 6:00 PM

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6 @ Tenn., 4:30 PM #20 7 @ Tenn., 6:00 PM GAVIN LAVALLEY 8 @ Tenn., 6:00 PM 6-3, 235 LB. OF 10 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM AGE: 26 A native of Choctaw, Okla., LaValley was drafted in the 11 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM fourth round by the Reds in the 2014 First-Year Player Draft. 12 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM LaValley has spent his entire career in the Reds' organization. He split time between the Reds’ Rookie League team in 13 vs. Mobile, 4:05 PM Billings and Arizona Fall League team in 2014. He played in Low-A Dayton in 2015 and split time between Dayton 14 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM and Advanced-A Daytona last year. He was promoted to the Wahoos on June 17. 16 @ Miss., 7:00 PM

Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News 2017 SOUTHERN 17 @ Miss., 7:00 PM Nick Senzel tries to barehand a ground ball in a recent Blue Wahoos game. LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 18 @ Miss., 7:00 PM BATTING (AS OF JULY 31) TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG Montgomery 3632 499 976 66 450 387 848 126 .342 .403 .269 19 @ Miss., 6:00 PM BLUE WAHOOS WIN SERIES WITH Jackson 3585 499 961 93 466 395 800 46 .345 .420 .268 Chattanooga 3556 490 899 66 459 468 913 58 .345 .375 .253 Tennessee 3365 421 817 86 383 333 812 38 .320 .377 .243 20 @ Miss., 1:00 PM Jacksonville 3409 382 822 66 357 360 883 50 .320 .360 .241 Mobile 3389 393 811 55 363 372 775 117 .323 .343 .239 21 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM BILOXI; HIT THE ROAD FOR 10 STRAIGHT Biloxi 3446 384 818 68 357 289 850 94 .305 .354 .237 Mississippi 3464 377 792 71 348 283 905 62 .292 .342 .229 Wahoos 4, Shuckers 1 (July Shuckers 2, Wahoos 1 (10 Birmingham 3419 355 780 74 332 323 890 50 .300 .343 .228 22 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM BY JASON THOMPSON 26): The Wahoos scored four innings, Saturday): A sac fl y in Pensacola 3416 366 773 61 342 371 857 61 .308 .342 .226 Gulf Breeze News PITCHING (AS OF JULY 31) [email protected] with two outs in the bottom of the the top of the 10th gave Biloxi 23 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM eighth, capped off by a two-run a win in the series fi nale. Senzel TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS The Pensacola Blue Wahoos double by Josh VanMeter, as they and Gavin LaValley had four of Chattanooga 70-37 2.94 12 33 810 351 312 58 355 926 Pensacola 59-48 3.00 11 37 784 348 311 62 349 902 24 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM took three of fi ve games at home evened up the series. the team’s six hits. Biloxi 52-54 3.36 9 30 827 401 345 68 357 925 last week against the Biloxi Wahoos 5, Shuckers 1 Birmingham Barons 4, Mississippi 46-61 3.62 7 28 822 435 379 65 434 919 Shuckers before embarking on a (Thursday): Deck McGuire Pensacola Blue Wahoos 2 Tennessee 54-52 3.67 7 21 837 415 368 72 339 746 25 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM Montgomery 59-48 3.70 8 33 825 444 389 88 417 816 10-game road trip to Birmingham allowed one run on one hit over (Sunday): The Barons broke a Jacksonville 48-59 3.74 9 21 885 428 375 79 281 747 and Tennessee. seven innings, while Aristides 2-2 tie with two in the bottom Mobile 48-58 3.75 10 23 843 416 383 93 315 776 26 vs. Miss., 6:35 PM Biloxi Shuckers 5, Pensacola Aquino hit a two-run homer in the of the seventh (with the help of Jackson 56-51 3.81 10 31 911 450 395 59 366 881 Blue Wahoos 4 (July 25): Down Wahoos’ four-run second as they a Wahoo error) as they won the Birmingham 41-65 4.14 4 27 905 478 424 62 368 895 27 vs. Miss., 4:05 PM 5-0, the Wahoos scored one in took the 2-1 series lead. series opener. the eighth and three in the ninth, Wahoos 4, Shuckers 3 Wahoos 4, Barons 1 28 vs. Miss., 6:35 PM leaving two runners on when their (Friday): Nick Senzel went 4- (Monday): LaValley had three series opener ended with Biloxi. for-4, including a solo home hits, including two doubles, as the Gavin LaValley and Shed Long run, while Zack Weiss recorded Wahoos scored twice in both the 29 vs. Miss., 6:35 PM both had two of the Wahoos’ seven his seventh save in his last nine sixth and eighth innings to even hits in the loss. opportunities for a series win. the series. 30 vs. Miss., 6:35 PM

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