Bay Bridge Proposals Unveiled

April 17, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Bay bridge proposals unveiled

BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

he secret is out, and the T Florida Highway Admin- istration wants a west-central landfall in Gulf Breeze for the new bay bridge. The preferred alignment was announced at last Wednesday’s Florida-Alabama Trans- portation Planning Organization meeting in Milton. RS&H, Inc., the company that conducted the Project De- velopment and Environment Study for the new bay bridge, had a representative at the meeting to discuss what FHWA foresaw as the plan for the new bridge landing. “DOT is spending a lot of money on maintenance and repair (on the bay bridge), and there is little return on that value,” said Dan Kristoff, the project manager for RS&H that took on the PD and E Study. “As we look into the future, any replacement bridge is going to have to last 75 to 100 years so we’ve got to take care of the additional traffic that’s going to have to cross that bridge.” Previously, it was discussed that FDOT was eyeing the west-central landfall that would potentially affect businesses to west of the bridge including the Bridge Bar and La Brisa. Kristoff said that back in October 2012 FDOT hinted at a public meeting that they were interested in a central west- See New Page 4A » CITY OF GULF BREEZE FLASH FLOOD Energy Center GBPD’s new ride to be ‘learning laboratory’

BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

About a year ago, Gulf Breeze resident Dave Robau, ex- ecutive director of Gulf Coast Energy Network (GCEN), approached the city with a proposal to allow an Energy Conservation Center to be built on city property next to the Gulf Breeze City Hall, located at 1070 Shoreline Dr. “I presented it to the city as a way to educate homeown- ers about how to conserve natural resources, energy and Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News water and how to incorporate building technologies to save money,” said Robau. Photo by Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News Residents on Rancho Villa Drive had to dodge quite a puddle Tuesday morning after the area saw nearly 5 inches of rain drop overnight. Other According to Robau’s presentation to the city last spring, Gulf Breeze Police get a new ride, a golf car decked out with all neighborhoods in the area reported major flooding after the rain. Tem- the purpose of the of the bells and whistles. See page 2A. peratures were expected to drop to near freezing temperatures after the Energy Center will See Center Page 3A » storm.

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Separate areas for preschool & elementary home! your directly to Call 850-932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper mailed GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A April 17, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GB Police get new golf cart Westmoreland said the dona- BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News tion, valued at approximately Calendar of Meetings [email protected] $8,000 to $10,000, was a result of a sense of obligation he felt It has bright, lashing lights, to the community after being THURSDAY, APRIL a siren that can be heard miles named the Gulf Breeze Area GBA Chamber Breakfast, 7 a.m. - 8:30 a.m., away, and more added details Chamber of Commerce Busi- Andrews Research & Education Institute that would impress any enthu- ness of the Year last year. siast with modiications on their “This is where we live, our MONDAY, APRIL 21 vehicle. kids go to school, go to church, Commissioner Committee, 9 a.m., SRC Ad- Through the combined efforts and are able to have our busi- ministrative Center, Board Room of Bayside Collision and Kool ness,” he said. “This made me Judicial Facility Workshop, 6 p.m., SRC Ad- Karts, the Gulf Breeze Police want to give back even more.” ministrative Center, Board Room Department was the proud re- The golf cart was donated City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze cipient of a golf cart enhanced to complete with black enviro- City Hall, Council Chambers meet street-legal requirements based waterborn paint, a PA and and equipped with extra bells siren system, LED lashing front TUESDAY, APRIL 22 and whistles that rivals the most and rear lights, stainless mount Board of Adjustments, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze modern police cruiser. brackets for overhead lights, a City Hall, Council Chambers “There is not another golf cart custom rear storage box with Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, 3 with this much detail being used lid and mounted lights, irst re- p.m., Public Services Media Room by any other law enforcement sponder accessories, custom de- agency,” said Bayside Collision signed graphics by Kool Graph- Photo by Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 owner Ron Westmoreland of the ics, and custom seats by Kool The new golf cart, pictured here, can reach speeds of about 30 Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board, 8:30 2012 Easy-go RXV, 48 volt. Karts. It drives about 28 mph. mph, and is fully street legal. a.m., Public Services Conference Room Santa Rosa Island Authority Committee Meeting, 5 p.m., SRIA Meeting Room Parks and Recreation, 5:30 p.m., SRC Admin- County to hold courthouse workshop istrative Center, Board Room The Santa Rosa County view of potential sites in East or yet to be selected East Mil- costs and quality standards will Board of Commissioners will Milton, followed by an oppor- ton location. be set, the image of the judicial hold a workshop on an East tunity for public comment. Once an East Milton site is center will be selected and ba- Milton location for the pro- In March, the board agreed selected, the next step in the sic loor plans and design will posed new judicial center Mon- to add a location preference process is the primary design be approved. day, April 21 at 6 p.m. in the option to the proposed judicial phase. In this phase, design Information on the proposed commission meeting room lo- center ballot. In addition to plans and cost estimates will be new judicial center is also cated at 6495 Caroline Street, selecting if they support a lo- developed for the two potential available online at www.santa- Milton. The meeting will in- cal option sales tax to fund a locations – the previously se- rosa.l.gov or by clicking here. clude a brief presentation on new judicial center, voters will lected U.S. Hwy. 90 property The webpage includes a time- the process to construct a new have the option of voicing their and the yet to be selected East line and answers to frequently judicial center to date, over- preference for a U.S. Hwy. 90 Milton site. During this phase, asked questions. Minn. man injured FLASHBACKS Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report in accident Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

B M P Highway Patrol report, the mo- 30 Years Ago 10 Years Ago FELONIES DUIS Y AT ELLEGRINO April 19, 1984 April 15, 2004 4/10/2014 4/11/2014 Gulf Breeze News torcyclist, 59-year-old Dale [email protected] Worth, was eastbound on High- Fourteen-year-old Ben The Zaxby’s franchise Albin, Christopher Wood, Allison Anne, W/F, way 98 when he failed to observe Gunnis rescued John expanded, making their Glenn, W/M, 42, 8000 Brown 49, 5000 block of Gulf Breeze A Minnesota man was seri- a car stopped in front of him. Hoque after Hoque was newest location in Gulf Pelican Cir., Navarre, probation Pkwy., Gulf Breeze, DUI ously injured in an auto accident The motorcyclist collided thrown into the sound Breeze. violation near Oriole Beach Road back on into the vehicle, driven by So- after a boating accident Blair, Mitchell Elton, W/M, 4/29/2014 March 11 after he collided with phie Sprague of Gulf Breeze. at the Oriole Beach Pub- Also, The City of Gulf 25, 1000 block of Kell Rd., Gulf Rayford, Gander Cheriff, the rear end of a vehicle on his He was later transported to Sa- lic Pier. Both boys were Breeze awarded a $1.2 Breeze, battery B/M, 29, 2000 block N F Street, motorcycle. cred Heart Hospital in Pensacola GBHS freshman. million construction Dove, Brandi Nicole, W/ Pensacola Beach, DUI According to the Florida for his injuries. contract to Gulf Atlantic F, 20, 3000 block George Ln., for the much anticipated Navarre, probation violation Note: All arrest and police reports 20 Years Ago Daniel Drive connect- Silver, Steven Ellis, W/M, published in Gulf Breeze News are Resident says brakes April 14, 1994 ing US 98 to Shoreline 23, 5000 block Charter Cir., public record and do not imply guilt. A hearing was set for Drive. Gulf Breeze, drug equipment All suspects are presumed innocent the building of the Bo possession, evidence destroying until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. were disabled Johnson Bridge, and $1 Monday, March 31 Gulf million was set aside 4/14/2014 for a permit to build Darrell Combee, 55 of Pana- Chambless, Travis Blake, Breeze the bridge from Garcon ma City was charged with driv- W/M, 23, 1000 block St. Mary Point to Redfish Point. — By Mary Tran ing with a suspended license, Police Dr., Gulf Breeze, probation habitual, at 5:25 p.m. violation A 20-year-old Navarre man was charged with possession of marijuana at 9:59 p.m. the Gulf Breeze Police that ve- A Gulf Breeze woman was hicle brakes were disabled. The told that a purse belonging to matter is under investigation. Santa Rosa County State her was found in Mississippi. Tuesday, April 8 Housing Initiatives Partnership Wednesday, April 2 Gulf Breeze police respond- Landscapers at Panera Bread ed to a report of a wallet theft (SHIP) bumped the red light camera at at Walmart at 9 p.m. from your friends at Gulf Breeze News 9:13 a.m. Gandar Rayford, 29 of Pen- Affordable Housing Advisory A 27-year-old Gulf Breeze sacola was charged with DUI Committee Meeting Notice April 17 April 20 man was charged with posses- after being involved in a wreck Kathy Hundelt Cole Bailey sion of marijuana and narcotic at 1:11 p.m. The Santa Rosa County Affordable Housing Advisory equipment at 11:28 p.m. Committee invites public participation in the meeting to Chris Stevens Hillary Kozbiel Thursday, April 10 A boat owner reported van- review current funding conditions and current strategy Nancy Van Brocklin dalism to a 47-foot Bayliner. A A resident reported that sun- implementation. rubber hose was cut, allowing glasses valued at $100 were April 18 water to seep into the vessel. taken from a vehicle. The meeting is scheduled as follows: Tuesday, April 22, A Highpoint Drive resident 2014, at 3:00 PM, Santa Rosa County Public Services Jennifer Mitchell April 21 Friday, April 4 reported theft of a catalytic Building, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Media Room, Milton Gavin Davis TJ Farris A man reported being a converter valued at $900. FL 32583. victim of a hit and run in the Zach Pohlmann northbound lane of the Pen- Friday, April 11 This public hearing affords citizens the opportunity to pro- sacola Bay Bridge. He said the A wallet valued at $25 was vide input and recommendations relating to affordable April 19 Violet Rhodes vehicle was a white SUV tow- reported stolen from Gulf housing activities. If you have any questions about this Betsy Nolan Joe Hyatt ing a box trailer. Breeze Middle School. process or about this meeting, please contact Erin Mal- beck at (850) 981-7076 or Erinm@santarosa..gov. Saturday, April 5 Saturday, April 12 Thomas A. Rathbun, 45 of Thomas Cannon, 38 of Mil- A copy of the agenda can be obtained by interested per- April 23 ton was arrested on suspicion Asheville, NC was charged sons at the Public Services Building, Housing Program Of- Sheila Nichols with resisting arrest and ob- of DUI at 2:40 a.m. ce, at 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Suite, 201, Milton, FL struction without violence. Sunday, April 13, 32583. Sunday, April 6 Holly Romine, 24 of Pen- Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Dis- Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Terry Curtis, 55 of Kansas sacola was charged with DUI abilities Act and will make reasonable modications for ac- Joe Hyatt • April 21 City, Mo. was charged with at 8 p.m. cess to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre or Pensacola DUI at 1:39 a.m. County Housing Division at (850) 981-7076 to make a re- A bike was found in the Monday, April 14 quest. For Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Museum of Art tickets. Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf At 10:38 a.m., David Gra- ST woods behind Publix. Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance Breeze News Office by May 1 . ham, 42 of Pensacola was of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. Register your birthday on our facebook page. Monday, April 7 charged with driving with a A Camellia St. resident told suspended license, habitual.

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Eddy described the Energy cost about $325,000 to build. » Continued from Page 1A to promote the eficient use of Center proposal as a “very am- “I think it’s a ifty/ifty propo- energy and water resources to serve as a “learning labora- bitious” plan at Wednesday’s sition as to whether it actually beneit consumers, the environ- tory” to showcase the latest I think this will be a great resource for the Executive Session because of gets built,” said Eddy. ment and economic growth. technologies and innovation community ... I think the center will be a the amount of donations needed The city apparently has “I think this will be a great in smart, sustainable, high- to see the project to fruition. enough conidence in the projectresource for the community... a performance design and con- great way to spread the word to people GCEN will be pursuing the to approve $7,000 to complete lot of people ask me questions struction. It will also feature who are looking for information. grants and donations. the civil site design and devel- about energy eficiency and I interactive and static displays, Originally the center was opment application process for think the center will be a great as well as offer workshops on – Dave Robau to be built with a grant from the energy center. The costs way to spread the word to peo- energy/water eficiency, recy- the United States Department will be split between the several ple who are looking for informa- Executive director of Gulf Coast Energy Network on the cling, renewable energy, and of Agriculture. Since then the funds that will beneit from this tion,” said Robau. proposed Energy Center alternatively fueled vehicles, grant application acceptance has project, including City Water including ield trips for local closed and GCEN has pursued & Sewer, SSRUS, Natural Gas, schools and civic groups. City cational center to varying de- Design (LEED) green building other types of funding. and street funds. employees will also be able to grees for similar purposes. rating system. “The local building commu- The GCEN is a non-proit use the center for ofice space The Energy Center will be The city has already OK’d nity heard about this project and based in Gulf Breeze in the busi- at no expense. designed to meet or exceed the the area west of the Gulf they were very excited about ness of education and outreach A side beneit would be that stringent green building prin- Breeze City Hall, and just re- this,” said Robau. “A lot of the city would be able to pro- ciples of the U.S. Department cently entered a Memorandum builders have donated materials mote the beneits of natural gas of Energy’s ENERGY STAR of Understanding with Gulf and will donate time and labor use through the center. Program and the U.S. Green Coast Energy Network, Inc. to for the center.” Robau stated that most ma- Building Council’s Leadership operate the facility. Without donated labor and jor cities have an energy edu- in Energy and Environmental City Manager Edwin “Buz” materials the Energy Center will

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New bridge will most likely not affect any businesses

» Continued from Page 1A something Kristoff said FDOT hearing scheduled for June 10 at and FHWA want no part of. the Crowne Plaza in Pensacola central landfall for the bridge in “Right now, our alternative is starting at 5:30 p.m.? Gulf Breeze. To this day, FDOT west-central,” he said. “Certainly the west and east and FHWA are still stuck on the In order to protect Wayside central alternatives in more de- west-central landfall, but he says Park, and the Escambia County tail,” Kristoff said. “We have there is a reason behind it. Fishing Bridge FHWA preferred to make some reinements for According to Section 4(f) of putting the irst leg of the bridge those. We’ve come a long way the 1966 Surface Transporta- (southbound lanes) to the west of over the last 26 months. We’re tion Act, Congress requires that the current bay bridge to avoid at third base, not far to go.” FHWA evaluate alternatives that the parks. After constructing the avoid parks, national historic lanes, they proposed plans the sites and waterfowl refugees. construction company working City takes note “One of the major elements on the project would then destroy of this project is environmental the current bridge after moving Mayor Beverly Zimmern, regulation. At that time Con- trafic onto the new southbound who serves as the vice chair- gress felt that the greatest pro- lanes. Meanwhile, they said they woman on the FL-AL TPO, tection that the DOT had to do would construct the northbound raised many concerns at the was to parks, recreation areas lanes on top of where the current meeting. Many of the concerns and historic sites,” Kristoff said. Pensacola Bay Bridge is, once it were discussed along with Gulf Prior to taking away parks or is demolished. Breeze City Manager Edwin historic sites, Kristoff said that Kristoff said, unlike previ- “Buz” Eddy outside of the meet- FHWA must demonstrate that ously discussed, only one side of ing with RS&H representatives. the avoidance alternatives are not the bridge will have a pedestrian “Mr. Eddy was there with reasonable. Some of those alter- pathway, although both the north me, and he met with some of natives included taking out the and southbound lanes will have the oficials afterwards to have current bay bridge as it stands, bicycle pathways. more one-on-one questions an- forcing commuters and visitors “On the Gulf Breeze side swered,” Zimmern said. “That to travel on the Garcon Point there were a number of facili- was beneicial, and we had a lot Bridge, or up Highway 87 south ties we had to be careful with. of our questions answered.” to Milton, and around to Pen- There are parks on both sides, The next step is to wait for sacola just to get across the wa- so what we did is we didn’t stop the PAG meeting, according to ter. Meanwhile, the new bridge the bridge at landfall, we have Zimmern. But from what she would be constructed where the extended it with four additional and the Eddy saw at the meet- current bridge stands, but con- spans across the main highway, ing, what FDOT has proposed is struction would last ive to seven and actually replaced some of pretty much set in stone. years. the parking that was lost near “Once it goes to goes to pub- “We have to legally analyze it the boat launch area and we are lic approval, it’s going to be dif- in order to build what we want to actually doubling the amount of icult to turn it around. FDOT build,” Kristoff said. “The cost parking spaces that are currently has done their homework. We to the local taxpayers over seven out there,” Kristoff said. have to make the best of that years, we estimated would cost The west-central drawings situation,” Zimmern said. over $1 billion. This was the easi- show that the bridge will go over One of Zimmern’s main est one to prove that this wasn’t the current boat launches and concerns at the meeting is how reasonable.” Wayside Park, to avoid cutting smoothly the project will go Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Another alternative was swing- into the park. That would allow once it starts. Trafic, she says, ing the new bridge out far to the ABOVE: Motorists travel on the southbound lanes of the Pensacola Bay Bridge. FWHA and FDOT more parking spaces around and is a major concern, especially unveiled the PD and E Study findings at the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization east, and having it come in where under the bridge. over the tourist season. meeting last Wednesday. Top, this drawing of the proposed bridge landing was presented at the TPO a number of businesses and resi- So what can the public expect meeting. dential neighborhoods are. Again, to hear at the upcoming public See Many Page 8A » NFBA Member of the week

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The Pensacola area Delta 2014 Special Edition Voter, con- Jackie Zachem reported that Bettie Kahn agreed to chair Gamma Alumnae Association taining educational information the birds are coming back after a the Nominating Committee with met for a jazzy brunch down- about the constitutional amend- hard winter. Twenty ive different the assistance of Janet Kahn town at Seville Quarter, Sun- ments, candidates and Supreme kinds of gulls have been sighted and Lisa Cleveland. In April day, to celebrate the fraternity’s Court Justices on the ballot at Ft. Pickens. Zachem sighted a these ladies will present a slate Founder’s Day and rejoice with l Access to LWVF events bald eagle in the Tiger Point area. BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN of Oficers for 2014-2015 year a new 60-year member, Mary [email protected] and networking opportunities, The Driftooders had only one and then recommendations and Anne Beovich. including forums, seminars, lun- birthday gal this month; none nominations can be made from The group consensus was that cheons and more other than to Kathy Cannon who the loor. Delta Gamma founders, Mary l Discounts on exclusive celebrated on March 21. Comfort Leonard, Eva Webb members-only League trips, in- Dodd and Anna Boyd Ellington, cluding Everglades Excursions, would have been proud that day the Florida Keys and more as they experienced rituals togeth- l Email updates throughout er that are shared by over 200,000 legislative session, including members worldwide. The frater- weekly Capitol Report newslet- nity was founded in 1873 in Ox- ter ford Miss., at the Lewis School l E-mail notices and action for girls near the University of alerts Mississippi. Today the group has l Joining the League is also 147 collegiate chapters in the a great way for young people to United States and Canada, and network, meet new friends, ind more than 250 alumnae groups mentors and get involved in the in the U.S., Canada and England. community! Delta Gamma’s philanthropic For just $25 you can become focus is on Service for Sight and a new generation to the legacy of Prevention of Blindness. the League of Women Voters! EMA Students and young profes- FIR N sionals are poised and ready to Pensacola shape their communities and Panhellenic make a difference. Joining the Termite & Pest Control Nomination Committee member for the Driftwood Garden Club League is the perfect place to “To The Rescue Since 1977” Alumnae Assoc. are Janet Kahn, Bettie Kahn and Lisa Cleveland. do that. Gulf Breeze The Pensacola Panhellenic party deck at the Pensacola Wa- This is a great opportunity to 932-9288 ! Alumnae Association will hold hoos game last week. showcase not only Pensacola but Driftwood Garden its annual sorority recruitment The game was called in the the Gulf Coast Area. Club information session on Mon- eighth inning due to inclement day, May 12 at 6 p.m., at Trinity weather but the Wahoos won The Driftwood Garden Club Presbyterian Church Parlor, 3400 League of Women 5-0 and the group enjoyed the met at 10 a.m. on March 27 in Bayou Blvd., in Pensacola. All ireworks. Voters the North Room of Gulf Breeze Escambia/Santa Rosa high school Presbyterian Church. Hostesses, senior women and current college For a limited time, anyone Marti Vickery and Janet Kahn, women interested in NPC soror- Sister Cities under the age of 30 can join decorated the tables with calla ity recruitment are invited to at- the League of Women Voters of lily plants providing the perfect tend, along with their parents. Nan Harper, President Sister Florida at student price -- just ambiance for a Garden Club For additional information and Cities International, and Maria $25! Become a League Member meeting. the Pensacola Panhellenic recruit- Davis Honorary Vice Consul of by visiting http://theloridavoter. Following the Pledge of Al- ment registration form, please Spain and the Galvez Celebra- org/join. legiance to the Flag Vice Presi- visit our website at www.pen- tion Chairman invite interested Like previous generations, dent Ann Hunt introduced the sacolapanhellenic.weebly.com or persons to take note of Galvez today’s young people are eager guest speaker, Carol Tebay. Te- contact President, Kathy Dreadin, Day on May 8. to get involved and make a dif- bay discussed ways of attracting at 982-8140. Attendees are high- The President of Cedecom ference in their communities and birds through means other than ly encouraged to bring completed Spanish television, Sr. Gallego the League is giving them the bird seed. She suggested that the registration forms and pictures to came to Pensacola to prepare perfect chance to do just that! book, Bringing Nature Home, the session on May 12. - for the ilming of a documen Annual membership in- could be useful as a guide line. tary about General Bernardo cludes: Other suggestions included de Galvez in Pensacola. Sr. l Free mail subscription planting native plants and trees Gulf Breeze Arts, Gallego met with Pensacola’s to LWVF’s The Florida Voter that attract insects and provide community leaders and espe- Inc. newsletter shade as well as by products for cially members of the Galvez l Personal copy of LWVF’s food. Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. hosted Celebration. guest artist Chip Spirson at their April 1 meeting. Chip displays his art at Blue Morning Gallery and Artell in Pensacola. GBAI welcomed new mem- ber Lee Weiss to art group. The next GBAI meeting is May 6 from 6-8 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library community meeting room, with guest artist Jill Ber- ry, a plein air painter as the guest speaker. Meetings are open to all art enthusiasts.

Edward Jones Client Appreciation Event

Scott Shanks and his Edward Jones Investment ofice team hosted many of their clients at a Artist Chip Spirson talks about his painting to the GBAI art group.

Edward Jones hosted their Client Appreciation Event by reserving the Shellback Party Deck which included a buffet of burgers, hot dogs, chips, cookies, and soda as well as a souvenir Wahoos cap for each attendee on April 5.

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ART DIRECTOR Halfway through the legislative session Nancy Fish As I report to you this week, Education (CAPE) industry cer- GRAPHIC DESIGN we have crossed the halfway tiication opportunities in order Maite George point of our 2014 Legislative to advance the House and Senate Session and three of our ive efforts to expand economic op- CONTRIBUTORS Work Plan Florida joint agenda portunity through education. Betty Archer Allen items have been signed into law Overall, the budget passed Pam Brannon by Governor Scott. Just below, by the Senate represents a com- there is a brief video summariz- mon sense spending, saving and Jack Kale “Yes, in most areas.” ing the week, additional infor- investment strategy for the state. Liesel Schmidt mation on each bill signing, and We allocated funding to provide Tim Dixon Mike Robertson a link to more information on able among us. Now prosecutors, The impact of this broad-based critical services for our most Navarre Dr. Robert Randel each of these important biparti- police, parents and communities tax relief will be felt by every vulnerable, strategic invest- will have the tools to effectively Floridian who registers a car, Clay Bloodworth san and bicameral initiatives. ments in our state infrastructure investigate and prosecute sexual truck or motorcycle for years to and $586 million to shore up the offenders, making it less likely come. Click here to learn more, Florida Retirement System. Just Florida GI Bill these vicious criminals have the http://www.lsenate.gov/Media/ On Monday, Governor Scott as important as what we funded opportunity to slip through the PressReleases/Show/1767. Member: signed the Florida GI Bill into in this budget, is the revenue left side door and reoffend. Thanks law, making Florida the most unspent. We set aside over $3 Florida Press Association to the hard work and dedica- military-friendly state in the billion in reserves, which total National Newspaper Assn. tion of Senators Bradley, Evers, A balanced nation. Through this bill, tens more than 10 percent of general Grimsley and Sobel, as well as Gulf Breeze Area of thousands of active duty ser- budget for Florida revenue and as I mentioned ear- our counterparts in the House Chamber of Commerce vicemen and women, military Unprecedented Education lier, prioritized a $500 million (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) and Governor’s ofice, Florida “Of course it is.” retirees and their families will Funding, $500 Million in Tax broad-based tax cut that will im- will be a safer, more secure Pensacola Beach see expanded education and Relief, $3.2 Billion in Reserves. pact Florida families and busi- place for families to call home. Joy Walker Chamber of Commerce employment options. Addition- On Thursday, the Florida Sen- nesses for years to come. Click here to learn more, http:// Gulf Breeze Greater Pensacola ally, critical investments will be ate passed House Bill 5001, The www.flsenate.gov/Media/Top- Chamber of Commerce made to protect our military base General Appropriations Act, as ics/Protect. Florida Face to missions and strengthen our Na- amended with Senate Bill 2500, Navarre Tourist Development Council tional Guard Armories. It was an placing the Florida Legislature Face in posture to begin the 2014-15 Beth Switzer, Executive Di- Santa Rosa County honor to stand alongside Gover- Tax Relief 2014: Budget Conference. rector of the Florida Channel, Chamber of Commerce nor Scott, Speaker Weatherford and service men and women of Reduction in The Senate approved fund- was kind enough to invite me to my district as the Florida GI Bill vehicle fees ing for a number of priorities appear on her weekly program, LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze was signed into law in Panama outlined in the joint House and Florida Face to Face. We dis- News welcomes your opinion. We City. Please click here to learn signed into law Senate Work Plan 2014 agenda. cussed many of the issues above reserve the right to edit a letter to fit more about the Florida GI Bill, From day one of the 2014 Funding to enhance services at and also other legislative pri- space available. We do not accept Legislative Session, Governor Children’s Advocacy Centers, to orities of the House and Senate. letters containing a personal attack http://www.lsenate.gov/Media/ “I don’t think it is because I live PressReleases/Show/1761. Scott and the Florida Legisla- facilitate the maximum current Here is a link to the interview, on any individual. Letters must be year expansion of the Guardian high up.” limited to one per month from an ture committed to making a re- http://theloridachannel.org/vid- Ad Litem Program and to serve individual writer. If we receive form duction in vehicle fees the cen- eos/senate-president-don-gaetz- Anne Cole Making Florida more Floridians on the Agency letters, we will print only the first terpiece of meaningful tax relief 8/. Gulf Breeze one we receive. Include your name, scorched earth for for Florida’s families. for Persons With Disabilities crit- After this week of meetings address and daytime phone number. I was pleased to see legisla- ical needs waiting list are all key and Friday’s loor session, law- sexual offenders tion Senator Negron has spon- components of our joint House makers will return to their dis- and Senate effort to protect Flori- CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze On Tuesday, with the stroke of sored and the Senate has cham- tricts to celebrate Passover and News is committed to accuracy and Governor Scott’s pen, our state pioned for a number of years da’s most vulnerable citizens. Easter. I look forward to the wants to hear from you if we need sent a strong message – Florida become the centerpiece of the Additionally, the Senate bud- chance to catch up with many to make a correction or clarification. is scorched earth for all those Governor’s $500 million ‘It’s get rewards our state universi- of you during that time at home. Please email us at news@gulf- seeking to harm our children. Your Money’ tax cut and was ties that cement the link between Until then, please don’t hesitate breezenews.com with the subject Through this series of four bills, honored to witness this recurring education and jobs and allocates to write, call, or stop by the Tal- line CORRECTION or CLARIF- Florida is taking a historic step reduction in vehicle registration funding for increased student ac- lahassee ofice if you are in the ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 to better protect the most vulner- fees become law on Wednesday. cess to Career and Professional area. during office hours and ask for “Yes, I’ve been here during a news or sports departments. ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News hurricane and have seen a lot of will not be responsible for quality or damage.” discoloration in ads provided by the Why are we even considering a 6-lane 98? advertiser or its agents. Morgan Greenway Can someone explain why edge no trafic count under Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News is published anyone is considering building a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR those conditions has been made. weekly on Thursdays for $35 per six lane highway and new bridge Whatever the inancial situation year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. through Gulf Breeze to I110 and of the GP bridge, wouldn’t re- GOD'S WORD Periodical postage paid at Gulf I10 rather than utilizing the ex- Garcon Point Bridge couldn’t Gulf Breeze by way of Milton structuring it in order to facili- Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. isting Garcon Point bridge by there be a Y with the right hand and Navarre but isn’t it time to tate more reasonable use of cur- “I want to remind you of the Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. taking off the toll? Traveling following the current roadway rethink what might be “best use” rent roads and bridges be more gospel I preached to you... POSTMASTER: Please send west on 98 couldn’t there be a Y and the left taking the new road for that bridge? reasonable than building a new that Christ died for our sins address changes to Gulf Breeze to 98 bypassing the Walmart in- I live on East Bay and when News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL about where the light to Lowe’s six lane highway and bridge go- according to the Scriptures, that and KFC is, going behind Mike’s tersection? I realize that when there is no toll on the bridge for ing through Gulf Breeze? he was buried, and that he was 32562. the Garcon Point Bridge was enough time for drivers to know All content is copyrighted 2013. Garden, to take through trafic to raised on the third day according built the purpose was to not Advertising rates are available upon I10 and route it away from Gulf about it the trafic over the GPB ELIZABETH MAJOR Scriptures..” request. Breeze? Coming south over the have to drive from Pensacola to seems very heavy; to my knowl- Gulf Breeze — 1 Corinthians 15:1-4

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Gulf Breeze Optimists are expanding co-sponsored by Fish Florida and Bass Pro winners in each of the 22 categories of ish their popular ishing rodeo to include Shops, a will be at Shoreline Park on Friday, in the hook and line division and ive in the spear ishing division at this year’s event,May 16 at 5 p.m. All kids ages 4 - 14 are spear ishing division. Each division will which will be held May 17 and 18 at -Shorewelcome. Free hot dogs, hamburgers and have $100, $50, and $25 gift certiicates line Park South in Gulf Breeze. It will softbe drinks will be served. The tournament for First, Second, and Third Place prizes. the 39th Annual Fishing Rodeo. This yearstarts on Saturday, May 17 at 5 a.m., and In 2013, there were nearly 400 anglers promises to be illed with fun, young andgoes through Sunday, May 18 at 5 p.m. One of all ages, and prizes were awarded in 21 not-so-young anglers, and over $6,000 inday ishing constitutes a complete tourna - different categories. For 2014, the 22 divi - cash prizes and gift certiicates. Each -diviment. Weigh-in is on Saturday and Sunday sions include amberjack, blue ish, croaker, sion winner has the chance to win $1,000.2-5 p.m. Awards will be presented at 5:30 dolphin, lounder, legal grouper (not gag), The Gulf Breeze Fishing Rodeo isp.m. on Sunday. A free ish fry will be king mackerel, ling/cobia, pompano, red - unique because it is open to shore and pierserved by the Optimists to all participants ish, sheepshead, legal snapper (not red), anglers as well as those on board privateand sponsors during the weigh in periods. Mingo snapper, Spanish mackerel, speck - and charter ishing vessels. Anglers can The entry fee of $25 is waived for all led trout, trigger, tuna, wahoo, white trout, win only one ish prize, and will be award- children 9 and under who have an adult lady ish, bonita, and whiting. Spear ish - ed the highest one they win, with a totalregistered for the event. ing divisions are amberjack, lounder, gray of 81 potential winners. Last year, 396- an Anglers can purchase tickets at Gulf snapper, lionish and scamp. glers participated, so the odds of winning Breezea Bait & Tackle, Dizzy Lizzy Bait & The Gulf Breeze Optimist Club returns ADVERTISING SALES prize are 1 in 5. Tackle, Outcast Bait and Tackle, West Ma - all proceeds from its fund raising events ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE The weekend will begin with an optionalrine at W. Barrancas Avenue, Dive Pros, back into the community, speciically Captain’s Meeting at Shoreline Park SouthScuba Shack, Hot Spots Bait & Tackle, helping the youth. Potential members are Gulf Breeze News, Inc. has an immediate in Gulf Breeze at 4 p.m. on Friday, MayBay Breeze Divers, MBT Divers, Tight welcome to join the members for breakfast opening for a professional Advertising Sales 16 to answer questions about the rules andLines Bait & Tackle, Pensacola Beach each Friday at 6:45 a.m. at Gulf Breeze Account Executive. regulations of the rodeo. A marine biolo- Charters and Half Hitch Bait and Tackle in Hospital Cafeteria. gist will present a seminar on safe handling Navarre. For further information, please call Duties include identifying potential clients, of lion ish. 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A once well-kept house is now that a parent or loved one needs additional equivalent experience is preferred. beginning to become unkempt. The yard is assistance, the next step is to determine As our parents age we all begin to worry over grown and the mail is piling up. what kind and how much. The Villas at To apply, email qualifications to: about their health and safety, especially Clothing. A loved one continues to wear Gulf Breeze offers all types of assistance [email protected] in these times when families are growing the same clothing over and again. Laundry from independent living through a spe- apart geographically. Many of us are un- may have become a challenge for them or cialty care unit for Alzheimer’s residents. able to physically participate in our par- perhaps they are worried about falling in The Villas at Gulf Breeze is committed to ent’s lives on a day-to-day basis. Ques- the tub and avoid bathing. the philosophy of “Aging in Place” which tions may begin to arise regarding their Food. Is the food in the refrigerator un- advocates allowing the resident to choose well being … does my parent need more eaten or spoiled. Is there food in the -re to remain in his/her living environment care? There are several changes in behav- frigerator? The task of cooking or grocery despite the physical and or mental decline ior and attitudes that adult children should shopping could be overwhelming. Are that may occur with the aging process. To be aware of. Some of these changes can they losing weight? They may be eating that end and goal The Villas at Gulf Breeze even be detected through conversations on just enough to get by and not eating nutri- has a full-range of support services that are the telephone. tiously. accessible to the resident as needs occur. Determining whether a senior needs Bruises. This could indicate a problem This is one of the most dificult decisions a change in living arrangements can be with balance or additional need of assis- an adult child will ever have to make. We tough. Most seniors fear losing their in- tance in navigating around the house. have always thought of our parents as care- dependence, and expect to remain and live Medications. There could be short-term givers and not the other way around. Soci- out their lives at home. Unfortunately, this memory loss and medications are not being ety has taught us to recognize the needs of is not the scenario for all families. Some taken properly. This is deinitely a high- children but now we are a different genera- need the extra support of an assisted living risk situation and should not be ignored. tion that has to learn to recognize the needs facility. Many of these warning signs are red lags of our aging seniors.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A April 17, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Many bridge questions Mayor asks the remain unanswered tough questions Gulf Breeze Mayor Beverly Zimmern (who serves as the vice chairman on the FL-AL TPO board) addressed Dan » Continued from Page 4A maintenance of trafic,” Eddy “This bridge is double and Kristoff during the TPO meeting, and these were her said. “It’s going to be a 4, 4.5, 5 then some of the size of the cur- concerns for the city: “My next concern is where year project.” rent bridge. Just by sheer volume and how they are going to facili- A project, he said that the city it’s gong to change how one en- tate the project while they are do- will be watching closely over the ters the City of Gulf Breeze. It’s ing the construction because it’s next few months. going to change the face, the feel, Zimmern: The public hearing is to businesses and what the workforce is. going to adversely affect trafic “You have the public meeting the experience of coming into the say that the preferred alternative is As we know, there are some business low for years,” the mayor said. in June (10). I just talked to them city. I do want to stay involved central-west? impacts even with the central-east, or “There is gong to be two or three about timing, and what the next and invested in what that inal Kristoff: Yes, the currently preferred central-west (alternatives). We’ve reined summers where we are going to series of events would be,” Eddy end product is going to be,” Zim- area is central-west. We cannot make a our alternatives to squeeze them down have to deal with that trafic. It’s said. “After the public meeting mern said. inal determination until we have the to reduce those impacts. We believe we going to be challenging ... How they will adjust their reports to Eddy said DOT is required to DOT is going to facilitate that is Federal Highway…then it will have money set aside in the proj- public hearing process completed. won’t be putting any businesses out of going to be key for public accep- be onto design build portion the ect to do beautiication projects, commission. It will have impact on tance.” irst part of next year.” and add landscaping elements Zimmern: Why did it take so long to parking spaces. Eddy, who met with RS&H Zimmern also stepped in to where the bridge lands. hear from Federal Highway (Admin- representatives after the meet- question oficials at the meeting The 1,000 page environmental istration)? Zimmern: You mentioned earlier, the ing said that the city is certainly about what the bridge would es- assessment for the project, along Kristoff: Our arguing with them over lack of signs and the geometry of the concerned about how the shift in sentially look like. The mayor with contact information for trafic could affect the city that is said that’s one of her major con- FDOT and FHWA can be found reasonable alternatives…and their posi- site. Has that been addressed in your already tight on build space. cerns coming into the design pro- online at pensacolabaybridge. tions. We actually had to send divers and documents? “We are concerned about the cess. com. use sonic equipment to potential marine Kristoff: Yes, we were able to eliminate artifacts to prove whether they were his- some of the issues that we were irst toric or not within the area of both the confronted with. We squeezed it down central-west and the central-east. That as much as we could. The biggest issue takes a long time, and what those sound- is we must maintain having four lanes ings demonstrated was that while we of trafic on the bridge throughout the had artifacts there, none of them were construction process. That gets to be worthy of historic recognition. So we’ve extremely dificult at the landfall loca- done a lot in respect to documentation. tion because eventually we need to tie in the existing roadway. So there is only so Zimmern: About the economic im- much wiggle room we have in respect to pacts. Where in that study (PD & E) deciding how to control trafic, but still are the resources that I can review? allowing a contractor enough room to Kristoff: It will be in the area where we do the job. discussed the business and community impact, in respect to the value of the

GB Mayor Beverly Zimmern looks on at the power point presentation at the TPO meeting on Wednesday with concern for her city.

Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulg Breeze News Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News RS&H Project Manager Dan Kristoff adresses the Florida-Alabama TPO board at the meeting last Wednesday about proposed plans for the new Pensacola Bay Bridge. Griffin joins medical staff at West Florida Vicky J. Grifin, D.O. has Flint Osteo- Dr. Grifin is a member of the joined the Medical Staff of West pathic Cam- American Osteopathic Associa- Florida Hospital and West Flor- pus in Flint, tion and the American College ida Obstetrics and Gynecology. Mich. She of Osteopathic Obstetricians She has practiced medicine in is board cer- and Gynecologists. Dr. Grifin the Pensacola area for the past tiied in ob- will continue to practice at her 16 years. stetrics and current ofice location at 3261 Dr. Grifin earned her medi- gynecology Gulf Breeze Parkway in Gulf cal degree from the College of Griffin and has spe- Breeze and will also see patients Osteopathic Medicine of the Pa- cial interest at the West Florida Medical Of- ciic in Pamona, Calif. She per- in high and low risk obstetrics, ice in Pace. She is currently formed her Residency at Gene- minimally invasive surgery, and accepting new patients; for an sys Regional Medical Center, gynecological problems. appointment, call 916-4300. Discover Pensacola State College WBMS cafeteria staff earn honor

The Woodlawn Beach Mid- from left to right: Brandy Warr, to know that we can count on Open House dle School/Cafeteria staff won Katrina Vondenstein, Aloha these ladies every day no mat- second place for their entry in Georges, Pat Acker, Linda Col- ter what.” PSC South Santa Rosa Center the “National School Breakfast vin-Cafeteria Manager, Yolie WBMS cafeteria staff 5075 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Week” category of our Florida’s Blaskie, and Sara Rios. also won a Nourishmat and “What Works” Contest. Cafete- “These ladies are here at the Growums: “Garden in a Box”. ria manager, Linda Colvin said crack of dawn every day to en- Additionally, through their part- 5VFTEBZ
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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 17, 2014

A very successful Black Skimmer adult and fledgling population gather on the beach in front of Margaritaville, Pensacola Beach. Photo by Mary Inabnit

Caring for plants pays off in produce

Your gardens are up and growing. Taking care of your plants in- volves many aspects that can increase your yield. Pruning, spacing, air low, sunlight, watering and feeding are just a few of the consid- erations. The overall concept is to help your plants be healthy and happy. In the process of planting seeds in- evitably the spacing can be too close, thin the plants by pulling them. This may need to be done a couple times. Having plants Shorebirds welcome at Margaritaville too close together limits their growth. BY MARY INABNIT award by the Francis F. Weston Audubon creasingly, there are fewer areas for them The irst couple of Special to Gulf Breeze News Society for allowing a portion of the to nest in safety. Buildings have replaced thinnings can result [email protected] parking lot to be roped off during the sand dunes, and due to unknowing human in tasty meals if the plant is edible. Plants too close together also nesting season. Kari Randle, representative disturbances, the nesting sites need protec- makes environment for unwanted insects, mold and mildew. Sun- ensacola Beach is not only popular of Margaritaville, was presented with a tion. Often people don’t realize that birds light and water are also decreased by crowding and food competi- to snowbirds, it is also a favorite painted wooden life-size Black Skimmer by are there. The shallow scrapes in the sand, tion is increased. P for shorebirds. Margaritaville Jim Brady, presidents council, of the Francis and parking lot gravel are nearly invisible The concept of square foot gardening is pretty common but I allow Hotel, on Pensacola Beach is such a laid M. Weston Audubon Society. Bonnie to the untrained eye. Shorebird nesting sites two feet of space between my larger plants such as squash, tomato, back place that shorebirds locked there Samuelsen, Audubon Florida, thanked are now roped off with posted signs. pepper, eggplant and melons. For lettuce and similar salad fare I al- last spring and summer. In fact some of the hotel, community, and volunteers who Every year, volunteer bird stewards are low six inches because I crop the leaves rather than the whole plant. the birds felt so at home they plopped right were on site all summer to talk to visitors needed to watch over the roped off areas For broccoli, cabbage, bush beans and other medium sized plants I down in the parking lot to lay their eggs, about the birds and create an opportunity to protect the nesting shorebird colonies. allow 12 to 18 inches. By the way the leaves of broccoli taste better raise their young, and enjoy the sights to observe through telescopes their Also, bird stewards are needed to educate to me than the lower head. Experience is the best teacher as know- and sounds emitted from Margaritaville’s nesting habitat. Samuelsen is the tourists project and beach goers about the habits of ing the eventual mature size of the plant or variety planted helps. LandShark Landing restaurant. Thanks to manager for Audubon Florida’s Coastal our “original beach babies.” This is espe- For example okra can be spaced at four feet apart and the main plant the cooperation of the hotel’s management, Bird Stewardship Program in Northwest cially needed during the prime tourist sea- can reach 7 feet in height. Also if I purposefully want many small the colony of birds that ledged next to the Florida. son and special events such as the Fourth plants I will crowd them together as in spring mix, commonly called restaurant was the most successful recorded Preserving the shorebird population is of July and the Blue Angel air show, when mesclun salad mix, and harvest them early as small plants. along the panhandle. Consisting mainly of an ongoing effort between both government thousands throng to the beach. The ground space at the base of the plant is particularly important Least Tern and Black Skimmers, both of and non-government agencies. Through the If you would like to get involved and to manage as this is the area where insects and molds proliferate. I which are protected due to their dwindling cooperation of businesses and volunteers, help protect our shorebirds as a volunteer prune bottom leaves, pull any weeds and mulch as I thin crowded numbers, the birds were a remarkable these migratory birds are being protected. bird steward, please contact Bonnie Samu- plants and manage larger plants. Progressively pruning upwards and success story. For years, the birds nesting along our elsen at [email protected] or call mulching increases new healthy growth, decreases weeds, insects The hotel was recently presented an shores had only natural disturbances. In- 941-951-7704. and molds. For larger plants like tomatoes I want at least 12 inches of no leaves from the ground or mulch up. I try to eventually have my mulch at least 6 inches deep. I strive to minimize weeds, adverse insects and molds. Memorial Quentin Cooper 5k race is Saturday Harvesting is a management tool for quality as well as quantity. If I want bigger fruit I take smaller fruit and leave the choice fruit as The second annual Quen- fore the state of the race. Reg- the plant will concentrate growth into the fruit left. I take any fruit tin Cooper Liver Life 5K is istation starts at 7 a.m. the that is damaged in any way as soon as possible to avoid infestation Saturday, April 19 at Dolphin day of the race, which starts Jason Thompson | GBN of weakened fruit. I prune any spotted or yellowing leaves as soon Stadium. The race is in mem- at 8. Registration online can as I see them. ory of Cooper, a GBHS senior be done at secure.getmereg- Quentin Cooper, center, When harvesting leaves pull down or cut the leaf as pulling up who died of liver cancer May istered.com/get_information. is the namesake of the 27 — a week before his class- php?event_id=10048. second annual 5K to can damage the roots. If you are thinning hold your ingers at the benefit cancer patient base of the plant to avoid disturbing the plant you want to leave. mates graduated (he had his The proceeds from this Clay Ray. Cooper is When I harvest I tend the plants as I go. Keeping clean, healthy own graduation ceremony at year’s race will beneit 11-year- pictured with Jordan plants increases production by decreasing infestations of bugs, the hospital). old Clay Cook, who has been Kirchgessner, left, and molds and weeds. Cost is $20 per person be- battling cancer since 2010. Allie Turner, race orga- nizers.

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Thursday, April 17 Saturday, April 19 n GBUMC Sunrise Baptism Sunday, April 20, 6 a.m. n Last Supper Reenact- n Ocean Hour Beach Worship at the Water, Flounder’s Restaurant ment, Maundy Thursday Cleanup Begin Easter morning in darkness as Thursday, April 17, 6 p.m. Saturday, April 12, GBUMC watches for the morning light, Gulf Breeze Presbyterian 9 a.m. - noon signifying the light Jesus brings into the Church Naval Live Oaks dark world. ‘Captain America: Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church will Ocean Hour will meet at the Visitor’s The Winter Soldier’ present a dramatic reenactment of the Last Center prior to cleaning the Naval Live n Easter Worship Service Supper. It will be performed by members of Oaks. The same day is the Earth Day Sunday, April 20, 8 a.m., more than fun the congregation of Gulf Breeze Presbyte- Celebration in Pensacola. Contact Sharon rian Church. There will be one performance at [email protected] for more 9:30 a.m. &11 a.m. It’s no secret that Marvel battles various threats along- at 6 p.m. on Maundy Thursday at the church. information. GBUMC Fairpoint & Studios has been killing it side Shield. With a new vil- The program is free and everyone is invited Soundside Drive lately, releasing at least two lain called The Winter Soldier huge comic book adaptations wreaking havoc, his world be- to attend. n Celebrate Easter and Jesus’ resurrec- 20,000-Egg Hunt every year. In 2013 we had gins to crumble, and he doesn’t Saturday, April 19, 8 p.m. tion at any of the seven services at three different locations. Worship at the Water at the box-ofice sensations that know who to trust. Forced to n Remember the Last Gulf Breeze High School Flounder’s Restaurant on Pensacola Beach were “Iron Man 3” and “Thor: team up with his only allies, Supper practice field is at 8:45 a.m. The Dark World,” which both Black Widow and Nick Fury, Thursday, April 17, 6 p.m. Momentum Church will be holding The made back their colossal bud- he works to ind the source of GBUMC, Soundside Drive Night Hunt. Children from birth through gets, and then some. And with the threat that could quickly the original “Captain Amer- endanger America. The GBUMC will remember the last 5th grade will hunt for 20,000 eggs at night Tuesday, April 22 ica” having equal success Action-packed and full of supper in a communion service. Pastor Joe with lashlights on the GBHS practice ield back in July of 2011, Marvel priceless comedic moments, Driver will share a short message and then all behind the gym. n Bands on the Beach was smart to get a sequel in this is a blast to see on the are invited to share in communion. For more Tuesday, April 22, the works. Starting off this big screen. With plenty of information call 850-916-1660. Sunday, April 20 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. movie-illed summer with a fantastic acting, mostly from Pensacola Beach Gulfside bang, “Captain America: The the three leads, it may be one n Easter Service ‘Smoke & Pavilion Winter Soldier” of the strongest Friday, April 18 The Emerald Coast Blues Brothers have is a pleasure to Marvel movies Mirrors’ been performing tribute shows along the watch, and shows out there. Rated Sunday, April 20, just what Marvel PG-13 for ac- n GBUMC Good Friday Gulf Coast for many years. Their high- 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. can do. tion sequences, Friday, April 18, 6 p.m. adrenaline show has opened for such acts as GBHS gym Percy Sledge, Bobby Blue Blend, Sugar Hill Picking up “Captain Amer- GBUMC, Fairpoint Drive Join Momentum Church with live music Gang and more. This show is very tradi- where the irst ica: The Win- This is one of the most solemn services and a thought-provoking message entitled, tional to the movie and music featured in the ilm left off, we ter Soldier” is of the year as the GBUMC takes time to re- “Smoke & Mirrors?” Did the resurrection original ilm. see Steve Rogers more than fun, flect on the power of the Cross and Jesus’ last really happen or was it an elaborate magic as he struggles to it’s great. It is words from the cross. For more information trick or hoax? embrace his role now playing in call 850-916-1660. in the 21st cen- theaters every- tury, and as he where. Solution, Page 2B »

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BY PAM BRANNON taxes on the land since 2011. they can pull up their individual tax bill the county commission can do noth- charge taxes is wrong. Then they want Gulf Breeze News Almost two weeks ago, Kepner, rep- and it is itemized. Many residents said ing about the taxes being levied. “The to say ‘OK, now pay the past 10 years [email protected] resenting about 2,000 Pensacola Beach they did not realize the bills were “re- property appraiser and the tax collector taxes within the next 30 days or else. We residents, iled a motion with the court minders,” but thought it was a inal tax are not on the county payroll. They are have been paying lease fees – I call that Between 100-200 people – mostly for clariication of the decision, and a bill to be paid within 30 days or have not paid by the county and the county double dipping by the tax collector and leaseholders of property on the beach re-hearing. That put the collection of their property go onto the tax sale rolls. commission cannot do anything about appraiser.” - showed up Monday night at a Town all taxes on Pensacola Beach on hold. Several beach residents voiced the how the taxes are decided or how they Robinson said, “I agree!” Hall meeting on Pensacola Beach to try Monday, (the same day as the Town concern that if the state Supreme Court are collected. We cannot do anything Another resident stood up and said, to ind out if they are going to be taxed Hall meeting), Escambia County Prop- decision stands as ruled, the Santa Rosa about giving extensions or making ar- “I have a little worry in the back of my on their home improvements and/or erty Appraiser Chris Jones and Tax Col- Island Authority would not be allowed rangements.” mind that when this is all over I am go- their property, with taxes due dating lector Janet Holley iled a motion in ob- to continue as a board overseeing the He also reminded the residents that ing to be out there bidding on my own back as far as 10 years. During the two- jection to the leaseholders’ appeal. “The island and many services and events 55 percent of the taxes on that tax bill go property in a tax sale.” Other applauded hour meeting both Escambia County court could decide whether to grant our would be taken from the beach. Rob- to the school district. “Then 40 percent in agreement. Commissioner Grover Robinson IV and request to clarify the decision – or even inson agreed that some things would of the ad valorem taxes that the county Kepner answered questions for an attorney Danny Kepner tried to answer to have a re-hearing. But at least on that change. “If the tax appraiser wins, I does collect goes to operating the jail,” hour. He said his reason for asking for questions from those present about the last issue it really could be doubtful that admit there probably won’t be the same he said. clariication on the Supreme Court rul- taxation issue and where it stands in the we would be successful, since the deci- kind of island authority board, since the One resident told the commissioner, ing was because in the written opinion court as of this week. sion coming from the Supreme Court lease fees will probably be gone. But “The day that the court inally says you it stated that the reason taxes could be Since the Florida Supreme Court was 7-0,” Kepner told the crowd. “The there has to be some kind of board in have to pay taxes on Pensacola Beach levied on Navarre Beach property was handed down a 7-0 ruling at the end of court could make a decision tomorrow place,” he said. “There are things the is- and will not grant any more appeals because all the leases were automati- March stating that Navarre Beach lease- – or it could be months.” land authority does and handles that we is the day he taxes should start. But cally renewed – each had written into holders can be taxed on both improve- However, Holley began sending won’t be into as much.” sending out these notices for taxes say- their lease a perpetual renewal. How- ments to homes and their land, and stat- out tax bills labeled as “reminders” People ask why some – or most – of ing they are due for the past 10 years ever, Kepner said, Pensacola Beach ing that Pensacola Beach leaseholders last week showing what the taxes on the money collected on Pensacola Beach is wrong. They should not be levied or leases are all different. “Over 650 leases can be taxed on the improvements, there improvements and land are for each through tolls on the bridge to resort fees billed or collected until the day the court on Pensacola Beach have no perpetual has been a lot of confusion. There are leaseholder, complete with a 12 percent cannot be sent back to Pensacola Beach says yes, you have to pay – we should renewal. There are 25-year leases, and two cases pending in lower courts as to interest rate included for each year the for use to maintain the beach. Robinson start being taxed on THAT day, not 10 40 year leases, and yes – some perpetual whether Pensacola Beach leaseholders taxes have not been paid since 2004 on said, “No where else in Escambia Coun- years ago.” His comment brought loud renewals. So if the Supreme Court is us- have to pay taxes on the land their home improvements and since 2011 on land. ty do you have an area where tax money applause. “And charging interest on ing the reason of perpetual renewals for or business sits on. However, the county The crowd was told that on the tax col- comes back to that area for use.” taxes being added up for the past 10 taxing, then how does that affect our property appraiser has been billing for lector and property appraiser’s website Robinson reminded the crowd that years when it was not even legal yet to properties here? “ Speak in your own voice so you aren't misunderstood

This morning I was inishing my In my relection, I considered my own you’ve been caught in the old “hey off the armor and returned to his roots taxes when I heard someone crying. It discomfort when I thought the sound ... You …. !” name slip. Maybe you with the sling and stones. David was sounded like my kids, but they were was an actual child was in pain. found yourself sounding a lot like the wise enough to realize he could never supposed to be at school. I listened I began to consider some of the mis- person you used to be instead of the it Saul’s armor. He knew he had his and heard it again. It was a faint “boo- communications in my life. I thought person you are. own voice and his own battles to ight. hoo” and it was coming from outside. about some of the crazy texts I had re- I want to invite you into a season of This week, I invite you to sound like It only took a quick survey to identify ceived from folks when automatic spell inding your own voice. I want you to you. You don’t have to repeat what the culprit. It was a pair of mourning check just got it wrong. I thought about consider not sounding like your mother someone else says. You don’t have doves on my roof. The cooing of a texts and emails I interpreted one way or father. You don’t have to beat that to pretend to know something you do mourning dove sounds like the crying when the intent was quite another. I Today’s dove cry not only reminds same old drum. Get off of somebody not. Find your own voice in the fam- of child and it’s where they acquired thought about all the pushy letters that me of Prince’s old song, it reminds me else’s soapbox. ily. Don’t trust others to speak for you their name. began “This is a friendly reminder” that we can all be guilty of sounding I am reminded of when David was it really counts. Sometimes, they can The call of a mourning dove easily even though there was nothing friendly like something we are not. We have about to ight Goliath and King Saul screw it up as bad as spell check! Do confuses those who don’t know what is about them. I chuckled as I considered all cried wolf at some point and have asked offered David to wear his armor. send proverbial texts when a conver- happening. I wonder how many ghost the recent “courtesy call” that came also experienced the frustration of hav- You can imagine the humor of a 12 year sation is really needed. Say what you stories have their origins in the cooing at 7:30 am on a Saturday! Mourning ing come running to someone else’s old wearing the heavy accoutrements mean. Mean what you say. Find your of a mourning dove in a place where doves aren’t the only ones who sound tailored for a man who stood head and own voice and use it! “wolf!” We have all tried to sound like Love one. Love another. some childhood tragedy had occurred. misleading. we knew something we didn’t. Maybe shoulders over his peers. David cast

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Calendar Thursday, April 17 Baseball at Milton, 6 p.m. Softball at District 1- 5A Final in Panama City, TBD Girls lacrosse in District Final in Gainesville, TBD

Monday, April 21

Baseball in District Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 1-5A Tournament at State-bound Panama City Bay, TBD Harley Spann and the GBHS tennis team will compete in the 2A state meet after a win Thursday in the regional finals at Tuesday, April 22 Tallahassee Rickards. Baseball in District 1-5A Tournament at Panama City Bay, TBD GBHS Results tennis

Tuesday, April 8 Mosley baseball 5, state Dolphins 0

West Florida softball 6, Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Lady Dolphins 0 Swinging senior bound

Jackie Kasler, a 2010 GBHS graduate, hits a backhand during her final home doubles match April 6 against Texas A&M. The BY JASON THOMPSON team’s lone senior will play in her final SEC Tournament this week in Columbia, Missouri. Gulf Breeze News Wednesday, April 9 [email protected] Dolphin lacrosse 11, Gulf Breeze High already quali- Catholic 5 Senior swan song ied two boys and two girls for this week’s state meet, but with wins in last week’s regional semiinals and Five-time high school regional inals, that number grew Thursday, April 10 state champion Jackie considerably. Kasler closing out For the irst time in three years, Washington baseball both the GBHS boys and girls’ teams

5, Dolphins 4 career at Auburn competed in this week’s 2A state meet BY JASON THOMPSON in Casselberry — the same place the Lady Dolphin softball Gulf Breeze News Lady Dolphins, led by Jackie Kasler 3, Washington 0 [email protected] and Jen Pfeiler, became state run- ners up in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Acknowledgement is one thing. The boys team, led by district Acceptance of it? Well, that’s another story. singles champion Harley Spann Friday, April 11 Jackie Kasler, a 2010 Gulf Breeze High (and doubles champ, along with School graduate, is winding down her Ben Barrow), beat Baker County Dolphin baseball 7, college career at Auburn. The daughter in the regional semiinals and Bay 2 of Jim Kasler and Corine Kasler will Tallahassee Rickards in the start veterinary school this fall. regional inals, which district Escambia softball 11, “I’ve just been in denial - very much in singles champion Kelly Barnhill Lady Dolphins 6 denial,” Kasler said the day after Senior Day. (and doubles champ, along with Lady Dolphin “It just feels like the season’s just started Elizabeth Bryan) beat Florida - I have...the SEC Tournament, then the High in the regional semiinals and lacrosse 12, Fleming Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News NCAAs. I just feel like I have a lot more work Wakulla in the regional inals. Island 7 Jackie Kasler (left) will get to close out her career at Auburn playing doubles with to do. I just want to go out with a bang.” See Tennis, Page 5C » fellow GBHS grad Jen Pfeifler. The pair won three state titles together at GBHS. See Kasler, Page 5C » The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!

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Flight: 5 PCC-Klahorst 27-9 Varsity April 8 - Gulf Breeze OB-Lee 19-17 West Florida 000 203 1 - 6 GS-Frerman 19-17 Lady Dolphins 000 000 0 - 0 HBTS-Frink 16-16 Submitted Photo LP: Olivia Printiss 7 IP, 6Rs, 6Hs, 1 RS-Turbyfill 15-21 BB, 5Ks, 2 HBPs. NAVY-Pirotte 14-18 GBHS: 0 hits. PAC-Hassell 10-22 Rage-ing on...with friends from ‘across the pond’ Members of the Gulf Breeze Rage Level 4 cheer squad, the Jedis, pose with a cheerleading squad from from Liverpool, England, who were Junior Varsity Flight: 6 in town training for last weekend’s U.S. Finals at the Bay Center. The squad from the UK won their bid at a competition in Scotland and April 8 - Gulf Breeze RS-Dantino 25-15 out of the four venues to choose from, they chose Pensacola. “They have never seen such beautiful white beaches,” Funplex owner Suan West Florida 030 12 - 6 GB-Man 23-17 Yonehiro said. “They had to raise $16,000 to make the trip. They came with their two coaches. It is a really nice story of accomplishments Lady Dolphins 100 11 - 3 GB-Rand 23-17 for these kids.” The Jedis competed in the One Up National Championship last wekend in Nashville to Nationals. WP: Sydney Wright 5 IP, 6 Hs, 2 PCC-Brown 22-18 BBs, 4 Ks. RS-Buffington 19-21 Madison Patrick 2B, R; Ashley Submitted Photo GB-Wein 19-21 Coogle 1B; Becca Mejia 1B; Lauren RS-Marshman 18-22 Matthews R; Nicole Parks R. Tourney Club-Way 11-29 champs Flight: 7 GS-Salinas 28-12 The Gulf Coast Kings LACROSSE GB-Early 25-15 Elite recently won the Club-Pettit 24-16 Pensacola 2014 Future Stars PNCT-Kellen 24-16 High School Basketball Tournament Championship RS-Suarez 18-22 at the Fricker Center in Boys PCC-Moore 16-24 Pensacola. April 9 - Pensacola RS-Moore 14-26 Dolphins 1 5 1 4 - 11 HBTS-Rivers 11-29 The Kings won over teams Catholic 1 1 2 1 - 5 6:46 1st (GB) - Patrick Fisher goal from Panama City and Flight: 8 Mobile, and beat the (Auston Fillinger assist) PAC-Myers 36-4 3:35 1st (C) - Sean Harmon goal Pensacola Thunder twice, RS-Ortman 22-18 8:58 2nd (GB) - Auston Fillinger goal including the championship RS-Lochas 21-19 game. 8:52 2nd (GB) - Justin Brown goal GS-Wilder 19-21 (Jonathon Dorf assist) PAC-Daughtry 11-29 The team features the 7:20 2nd (GB) - Patrick Fisher goal PCC-Morris 11-29 (Chris Beck assist) following High Schoolers 4:36 2nd (C) - Jack Miller goal with ties to Gulf Breeze: Flight: 9 4:05 2nd (GB) - Justin Brown goal Destry Nix, William Welch, OB-Burbic 21-7 1:22 2nd (GB) - Chris Beck goal Mikey Clark, Bradley RS-Beall 21-11 7:30 3rd (C) - Sean Harmon goal Proctor, Cal Dermody, and GB-Amjad 17-15 7:19 3rd (C) - Sean Harmon goal Hayden Friedrich. Club-Haynes 11-21 3:35 3rd (GB) - Auston Fillinger goal PCC-LeCroy 6-22 10:22 4th (GB) - Chris Beck goal (Nick Valletto assist) 8:57 4th (GB) - Sean Alley goal 3:44 4th (GB) - T.J. Durst goal (Chris Beck assist) 3:27 4th (GB) - Justin Brown goal (Auston Fillinger assist) 2:32 4th (C) - Sean Harmon goal

April 7 - Tallahassee Dolphins 0 1 1 0 - 2 Maclay 7 7 1 2 - 17 4:26 2nd (GB) - Chris Beck goal 7:30 3rd (GB) - Chris Beck goal Zach Mathews: 11 saves

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Submitted Photo Next stop...The Summit The Gulf Breeze Rage Level 1 Youth Cheer Squad, the Starships, won the One Up National National Championship Sunday in Nashville and received a bid to the Summit competition in Disney World May 3-4. Gulf Breeze/ Pensacola Beach residents on the team (not in order) include: Madelyn Bailey, Nicole Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Cotlar, Brianna Dizon, Alli Hyland, Closing out a career with a win Alyssa Mangum, Senior Chris Beck looks for an open teammate in the Dolphins' 11-5 Lexi Parsley, Kylie win at Catholic on April 9. Beck had two goals and one assist in the Smith, Sydney win. Also scoring for GBHS were Justin Brown (three goals), Auston Stillman, Kate Fillinger (two goals, two assists), Patrick Fisher (two goals), Sean Tracy and Dixie Alley (one goal) and T.J. Durst (one goal). Jonathon Dorf and Nick Farrish. Valletto both had assists for Gulf Breeze.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Baseball Senior Night Eleven members of the Dolphin baseball team were honored before Monday's game with Pine Forest. The game was halted in the top of the fifth because of rain with GBHS trailing 3-0. They are (front, from left): Connor Crooke, Michael Hawkins and Charles Swearingen. Back (from left): Benji Diaz, Gray Dorsey, Mitchell Robbins, Zach Schonewolf. coach Randy Renfroe, Garrett Peek, Mason Baker, Andy Creech and Kale Jarvis.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Mother Nature halts baseball Title within reach? Paige Van Tassel fields a ball in between innings of the Lady Dolphin softball team's 11-6 loss at Escambia Friday. Gulf Breeze played at Rutherford against the Lady Rams Tuesday (after the News' deadline) in a District 1-5A semifinal. With a team's Senior Night Monday win, Gulf Breeze would be playing for its fourth district title in the last six years (and first since 2011) tonight, most likely Jacob Kubik, who went 2-for-3, singled Bay JV 6, Dolphins 5: Bailey Wilson, against Mosley. BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News in the Dolphins' three-run third. Connor Reddon McLaurine and Leland Reames [email protected] Crooke drove in one of his two runs with held the Tornadoes to only three hits, but a groundout, while Robbins doubled and Bay scored four runs in the bottom of the The Gulf Breeze Dolphin baseball team scored in the inning. sixth (with the help of two walks and three Gulf Breeze Golf Academy honored its 11 seniors before the start of its Kubik singled again in the seventh to score Dolphin errors) to beat Gulf Breeze Friday game Monday with Pine Forest. Swearingen, who reached on a fielder's choice, in Panama City. The seniors included: Mason Baker, Andy but couldn't push the tying runs across. Jake Nemith went 2-for-4 with a double, A 4-week program for Creech, Connor Crooke, Benji Diaz, Gray Hawkins and Baker both had hits in the while Reames hit two singles and scored Home Schoolers ages 6-17 Dorsey, Michael Hawkins, Kale Jarvis, loss, while Creech had an RBI. once. Parker Baynes, Austin Wines and no golf Garrett Peek, Mitchell Robbins, Zach Dolphins 7, Bay 2: Gulf Breeze broke Tommy Hegarty all had one hit each. Schonewolf and Charles Swearingen. open a close game with a six-run sixth Dolphin JV 10, Washington 0 (five Wednesday, April 30 experience As for the game, the Eagles were batting inning - all with two outs - as the Dolphins innings): Jack Martin threw a two-hit 9:00 to 10:00 or clubs in the top of the fifth, leading 3-0 before beat Bay Friday. shutout, with five strikeouts, while Nemith necessary! the rains came, halting the game. It wasn't Robbins and Creech both hit two-run doubles doubled twice and knocked in two runs in a Orientation and Registration known at press time whether the game would in the inning, while Cole Nitterauer doubled win over Washington. Tiger Point Dining Room be completed before the start of the district in Robbins. Crooke also singled and scored in Baynes and Wines both went 2-for-3, tournament Monday in Panama City. the inning. Jarvis threw a complete-game five- while Reames and Wade Niles both scored Washington 5, Dolphins 4: The Wildcats hitter, striking out four and walking two. twice. Connor Nitterauer doubled and Contact Coach Davenport for more info: scored all five runs in the fifth as they won The two teams will meet in the first round of scored once, while Jace Amberson had a hit [email protected] in Gulf Breeze Thursday. the district tournament Monday at 7 at Bay. and Tristan Covell scored once. Seashore to Gulf Breeze weightlifters waive fees compete at sectional meet for National BY JASON THOMPSON 139-pound class - Bryant Gulf Breeze News Tisdale bench pressed 150 pounds, Park Week [email protected] but didn't record a clean and jerk. In celebration of National Park 154-pound class - Chase Week, Gulf Islands National Nine members of the Gulf Blake bench pressed 250 Seashore will join all national Breeze High weightlifting pounds and cleaned 200 for a parks in offering free admission team competed at the Section 450 pound total. on Saturday and Sunday. 1 meet April 9 at Arnold High 183-pound class - Noah Additional Fee Free days in 2014 School in Panama City Beach. Bowman lifted a total of 475 include: Aug. 25 (National Park The following is a list of who pounds (215 lbs. bench, 260 Service’s 98th birthday), Sept. 27 lifted what in their respective lbs. clean and jerk), while Kai (National Public Lands Day), and weight classes: Tantay lifted a total of 470 Nov. 11 (Veteran’s Day). 129-pound class - Sam pounds (235/235). For a full description of the Snider inished seventh with 238-pounda class - Wes- facilities and programs available, total of 275 pounds lifted (140 ley Caldwell lifted 510 visit the park’s web site at www. lbs. bench press, 135 lbs. clean pounds (265/245), while Jake nps.gov/guis or contact the and jerk), while Jordan Perry Alexander lifted 485 pounds Naval Live Oaks Visitor Center was eighth (140/125 - 265). (280/205). at 850-934-2600.

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Leading lady Submited Photo Kelly Barnhill had qualified for state the week before by winning number State-bound one singles and doubles (wth Elizabeth Bryan). The rest of the team qualified The GBHS boys and girls tennis teams qualified for the state tennis meet last week for the first time since 2011. They are (front, from left): Courtney Bryan, Maddie last week with wins in the regional Bookout, Mary Miles Hitchcock, Elizabeth Bryan, Kelly Barnhill, Marley Taylor, Sara Post tand Allison Martin. Back (from left): Alex Thompson, J.B. Bowles, Ben Barrow, semifinals and finals. Harley Spann, Hayden Essary, Bryson Cole and Benton Byrd. Tennis teams to compete at state this week » From Page 1C Ben Barrow def Evan Barrett 6-1, Ben Barrow def Kevin Kim 6-1, #2 DNP Elizabeth Bryan def Marlee Kelly 6- 6-0 6-2 Mariah Kill (FH) def Marley Taylor 0, 6-3 The quarterinals and semiinals in Joel Boles def Tyler Curry 6-0, Joel Boles def Govind Kallumkal 6-2, 6-4 #3 DNP singles and the quarterinals in doubles 6-0 6-1, 6-0 Maddie Bookout def Charlotte #4 DNP were played on Monday, while the Alex Thompson def Brach Alex Thompson def Matthew Guimares 6-1, 6-2 Sara Post def Alyssa Schubert 6-0, doubles semiinals and the inals in Dukeman 6-0, 6-0 Dunn 6-3, 6-4 Sara Post def Olivia Ford 6-0, 6-0 6-0 both singles and doubles were played Hayden Essary def Logan Hayden Essary def Cameron Barnhill/Elizabeth Bryan def Barnhill/Bryan def Kelly/Kelly 6-2, on Tuesday (after the News' deadline). Campbell 6-0, 6-0 Salley 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 McCarthy/Taylor Snipes 6-2, 6-3 6-3 Results of the boys and girls' regional #1 Doubles DNP #1 Doubles DNP Taylor/Bookout def Kill/Guimares 6- Marley Taylor/Maddie Bookout def semiinals and regionals inals are as #2 Doubles DNP #2 Doubles DNP 4, 6-1 Christina Evans/Marina Petrandis 4-6, follows: 6-6 (9-7), 6-2 Regional semiinals Regional inal Regional semiinals Regional inal Boys vs. Baker County Boys at Tallahassee Rickards Girls vs. Florida High Girls at Wakulla Look for a recap from the state Harley Spann def Jared Stafford Harley Spann def Phalguna Kelly Barnhill def Kelly McCarthy Kelly Barnhill def Logan Kelly 6-2, tournament in the April 24 issue of the 6-1, 6-4 Rupanagudi 6-4, 6-2 6-1, 6-1 6-3 Gulf Breeze News. Kasler, Auburn gearing up for SEC Tennis Tournament » From Page 1C Unlike high school, where ive singles and two doubles matches are played, it's Serve's up The 'beginning of the end' started on six singles and three doubles in college. Jackie Kasler serves Friday, April 4, when Auburn hosted The irst team to four wins takes the during her doubles Missouri for Senior Day. That morning, match, but in college, two of three doubles match with Jen while in class, Kasler was surprised matches count for one 'point,' followed by Pfeifler against Texas the six singles matches. Auburn clinched A&M April 6. They to ind a YouTube video posted by her were the only one coach Lauren Longbotham-Meisner. the doubles point that day with Kasler's of Auburn's three Meisner, who razzed Kasler for her and Pfeiler's doubles win. Auburn would doubles to win. love of cats, also had high praise for her clinch the win with Kasler's singles win. only senior. "It couldn’t have gone more perfect," "You were never 'good enough' — you Kasler said. were always 'better.'" Meisner said. Against 10th-ranked Texas A&M, Kasler "I’ve seen some of my teammates and Pfeiler won their doubles match, but go through (Senior Day), so I’ve been the Lady Aggies claimed the doubles points mentally preparing myself. But I’ve had by winning the one and three doubles. moments where I’ll just go into the coach's Kasler and Pfeiler, playing number six ofice and cry," said Kasler, adding that the singles, both won their singles matches, but video was one of those moments. "I’ve Texas A&M won the match 4-2. At Tennessee been really anxious about it." Friday, they won their doubles match and Kasler, playing number ive singles (out their singles matches to lead 3-0, but UT of six) won her singles match over Mizzou's would win the last four singles matches. Photos by Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Cassidy Spearman 6-2, 6-0. Earlier, she The three-time high school state Special guest teamed with another former Lady Dolphin champs will play number two doubles in the SEC tournament, starting today in Aubie was on hand to congratulate Jen Pfeifler (left) and Jackie Kasler (right) on and longtime friend Jen Pfeiler to win their their doubles win on April 6. number two doubles match 8-3. Columbia, Mo. against Kentucky.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C April 17, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Gulf Breeze Middle School earns 11 medals at Florida Science Olympiad Editorial Note: Whether Boomilever it was the reporting or the B02 – 1st place – John editing, there were a couple of Finelli, Ryan Von Brock inaccuracies in our coverage Rotor Egg Drop of the GBMS Science Olympiad B04 – 3rd place – Anders story, which ran March 20. Foster, Dillon Gowda This year marked the 10th Road Scholar straight year GBMS has competed B02 – 1st place – Jasmine at the state level, not the national Roberge, Ben Zimmer meet as was reported. Metric Mastery Gulf Breeze Middle School B02 – 1st place – Jasmine won a total of 22 medals. Multi Roberge, Jake Molina medal winners included Ben Can’t Judge A Powder Zimmer and Jasmine Roberge B04 – 3rd place – Kate Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News (two irsts) and John Finelli Keenan, Sarah Rushing Still friends and Ryan Von Brock (irst and 2013-2014 GBMS Science Olympiad Coaches: Members of the Pensacola Beach Barracudas U-13 team pose with their U-13 White friends and classmates after their semifinal win at the second). Gulf Coast Regional Volleyball Championships Saturday at the University of West Florida. The 13s would go on to win their sixth tournament GBMS was one of only two Bob Smith – Metric (out of seven) this season by beating the Mobile Storm in the final. schools to send four teams to Mastery, Rocks, Roto-Egg state. Team 1 was third (265 Drop, Simple Machine, Op- points), while Team 2 was ifth tics (305), Team 3 12th (384) and Sherri Barber – Heredity, Pensacola Beach Volleyball Club's 13s Team 4 23rd (512). Crime Busters, Can’t Judge A A total of 42 teams participated. Powder Only irst and second place Ellen Finelli – Disease overall at State advance to Detectives, Experimental beat friends en route to regional title Nationals. Medalists and places Design, Solar System Title the 13s sixth in for GBMS students included: Jim Watts – Wheeled Helicopters Vehicle, Boomilever, Robo- seven tournaments B03 – 2nd place – Ian Baker, Cross, Helicopters this year; 14s take Christian Burger Mr. Parker – Sounds of second B02 – 1st place – Emen Music, Entomology Sukhera, Ben Zimmer Chris Henderson – Write It Robo-Cross Do It BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News B02 – 2nd place – John Julie Homer – Anatomy [email protected] Finelli, Ryan Von Brock Laura Baker – Dynamic Meteorology Planet The Pensacola Beach B03 – 3rd place – Trevor Miki & Jim Zimmer – Road Volleyball team's U-13 team Compton, Brooks Salter Scholar won its sixth tournament of the B02 – 2nd place – Ben Van Peggy & Rick Van Sleen season on Sunday, beating the Sleen, Abby Zimmer – Meteorology Mobile Storm in the inal of the Wheeled Vehicle Olaf Ides – Shock Value Gulf Coast Regional Tournament B03 – 3rd place – Joel Matthew Harwell – Water Saturday at the University of Freeman, Bickston Laenger Quality West Florida. The win was the team's sixth in the seven tournaments they've played in this season. The Barracudas beat Club Bomba and Club Challengers in pool play. Their irst match win was 25-13, 25-4. In single elimination play, the beat Northwest Florida and the Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Mobile Starlings before having to beat their friends and classmates Tournament runners up on the U-13 White team in an The Pensacola Beach Volleyball Club's U-14 team capped off a 14-hour day with a second place finish emotional semiinal match. at the Gulf Coast Regional Volleyball Tournament Saturday at UWF. They are (front, from left): Kendall The U-13 team also won their McMullen, Gracie Snider, Sydney Thomas, Kelsey Gallagher and Millie Ladner. Back (from left): coach pool, beating Legacy Elite 25- Kristie Ellis, Kedron Burt, Maddie Adkison, Amber Hartley and Olivia Hepworth. 17, 25-21 and Navarre Beach 25-12, 25-8. The 14s then beat the Gulf The U-12 White team split The U-15s won their pool They then beat the Gulf Coast Coast Hurricanes, Bomba Blue their pool play matches before Sunday, defeating Legacy 25- Hurricanes and the New Orleans and the Emerald Coast Volleyball splitting a pair of three-set 12, 25-13 and the West Florida Volleyball Academy before Club in the semiinals. matches in the tournament. The Waves 25-10, 25-19. They beat losing in the semiinals. The U-12 Barracudas won its White team beat Bomba 12 25- the Mobile Storm Black team, Also on Saturday, the U-14 irst three matches before losing 12, 25-15 before losing Club then Navarre Beach before Barracudas inished second in to the West Florida Waves in the Challengers Red 25-19, 25-14. losing to Mobile Storm Elite. their 21-team bracket, with their semiinals. They would beat the The U-16s also won their pool, championship match loss to the The Barracudas beat Emerald Sojourners 25-17, 21-25, 15-13 beating the Gulf South Hurricanes, West Florida Waves ending 14 Coast 12 Pink 25-15, 25-15 before losing 25-12, 17-25, 15-7 the Deep South Panthers and the Submitted Photo hours after their day started. before beating the Sojourners' to Mobile Storm Black. Pleasure Island Volleyball Club. The 14s won their pool, beating 12s They beat the West Florida The U-12 bracket on Saturday They then beat the Phenix 16s Third place finishers Emerald Coast Pink 25-23, 25-11 Waves' B-team before losing to and the U-17 bracket on Sunday before losing to the Mobile Storm Kate Keenan and Sarah Rushing took third place in Can’t and Bomba Pink 25-10, 25-19. the Waves' A-team. competed at GBHS. Elite in the quarterinals. Judge the Powder at the recent Florida Science Olympiad.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Extensive egg-stuffing Staff and members of Momentum Church were up early on Saturday stuffing 20,000 eggs for their Egg Night Hunt Saturday behind Gulf Breeze High School.

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STANDINGS WAHOOS RETURN HOME TO HOST THE South Division (as of April 13) Blue Wahoos (CIN) 6-4 Mobile BayBears (ARI) 6-4 Montgomery Biscuits (TB) 5-5 MONTGOMERY BISCUITS Mississippi Braves (ATL) 4-6 Jacksonville Suns (MIA) 3-7 PENSACOLA WINS FINAL TWO OF FIVE IN HUNTSVILLE #35 2014 SCHEDULE BY JASON THOMPSON SEAN BLACK (HOME GAMES ONLY) Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News 6-3, 185 LB. P Gulf Breeze News [email protected] APRIL Jonathon Broxton, AGE: 25 14 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm on a rehab The Pensacola Blue Wahoos, 15 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm assignment 16 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Black in is his first year in from the ­after­ dropping­ three­ of­ ive­ in­ 17 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Cincinnati Huntsville,­returned­home­­Monday­ the Reds' organization. He was 18 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Reds to start drafted by the Washington 24 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 pm to­host­the­­Montgomery­Biscuits.­ the season, Among­ the­ Biscuits'­ 'Players­ to­ Nationals in the second round 25 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 pm of the 2006 draft, but did not 26 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 pm fires to Watch'­this­week­include: the plate sign. He did sign with the New York 27 vs. Mississippi, 4:00 pm Ryan­Brett,­2B: 28 vs. Mississippi, 6:30 pm April 2. Yankees in the seventh round of the 2009 draft. He has Brett­is­a­former­third­round­ Black split time last year with High-A Tampa and Double- MAY since pick­ that­ hit­ .340­ with­ four­ A Trenton, going 4-3 with a 2.75 earned run average. He 5 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 pm rejoined home­ runs­ and­ 22­ RBI­ with­ walked 23 and struck out 46 in 75 1/3 innings. 6 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 pm the Reds. High-A­Charlotte­last­season.­ 7 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 pm ­Richie­Shaffer,­1B/3B: 8 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 pm 9 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 pm Richie­ Shaffer­ is­ a­ former­ 15 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm irst­ round­ pick­ in­ 2012­ from­ 2014 SOUTHERN 16 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Clemson.­Shaffer­hit­11­home­ 17 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm runs­and­73­RBI­last­year. 18 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 19 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Jake Hager, SS:­ BATTING (AS OF APRIL 12) 21 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm Hager,­last­year­with­High-A­ TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 22 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm Charlotte,­Hager­hit­.258­with­ Montgomery 289 46 82 5 44 23 59 13 355 .433 .284 23 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm 15­doubles­and­33­home­runs.­ Birmingham 303 45 83 6 38 23 69 5 .325 .413 .274 24 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 pm Stars 5, Wahoos 4 (April 9):­ Jackson 308 41 80 2 36 34 60 5 .339 .360 .260 25 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 pm Huntsville 277 41 69 5 38 33 60 7 .333 .375 .249 31 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm A­solo­homer­in­the­bottom­of­the­ Mobile 276 33 66 2 32 29 66 2 .319 .326 .239 seventh­broke­a­4-4­tie,­giving­ Pensacola 283 30 65 8 28 28 69 5 .305 .357 .230 JUNE Huntsville­the­win­in­the­opener. Jacksonville 281 26 64 6 26 26 62 4 .299 .356 .228 1 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm Stars 6, Wahoos 3 Mississippi 283 31 63 4 30 19 73 6 .282 .311 .223 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Tennessee 275 24 59 7 22 27 94 11 .296 .364 .215 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm (Thursday):­Huntsville­scored­ Chattanooga 287 23 50 6 22 31 62 9 .258 .293 .174 4 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm all­six­in­the­irst­four­innings­ PITCHING (AS OF APRIL 12) 19 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm off­of­Daniel­Corcino. 20 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 21 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm Stars 5, Wahoos 4 Tennessee 4-5 2.28 1 2 55 25 19 4 37 74 22 vs. Huntsville, 4:00 pm WAHOOS TEAM LEADERS (Friday):­Huntsville­pulled­ Huntsville 7-2 2.45 1 5 59 22 21 5 17 62 23 vs. Huntsville, 6:30 pm out­another­late­inning­win,­ Pensacola 5-4 2.69 1 3 56 27 23 6 28 92 29 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 pm Batting (Through April 12) RBIs scoring single runs in the Jackson 5-4 3.00 1 2 61 30 27 3 24 62 30 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Average Rey Navarro 5 Mobile 5-4 3.00 1 3 72 32 25 7 21 67 Juan Silverio .333 Stolen Bases ­seventh­and­eighth­innings. Mississippi 4-5 3.12 1 3 67 33 26 4 31 62 JULY On Base Percentage Yorman Rodriguez 2 Wahoos 2, Stars 1 (10 Chattanooga 3-6 3.14 2 3 71 39 28 2 41 71 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Juan Silverio .400 Pitching (Through April 12) innings, Saturday):­Rey­ Jacksonville 3-6 3.72 0 2 79 38 31 2 22 53 Montgomery 5-4 5.04 0 3 84 47 42 4 24 71 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm Runs Earned Run Average Navarro's­third­home­run­of­ Juan Silverio 5 Three with 0.00 Birmingham 4-5 5.23 1 2 77 47 43 6 28 60 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 pm the­season­was­the­difference. 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Hits Strikeouts 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Juan Silverio 9 Carlos Contreras 12 Wahoos 7, Stars 5 12 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm Doubles Wins (Sunday):­Donald­Lutz­ 13 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm Juan Silverio 3 Five tied with 1 ­homered­twice­and­drove­in­ Home Runs Saves 14 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm three­as­the­Wahoos­won­its­ 21 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Rey Navarro 3 Drew Hayes 3 22 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm second­straight­game. 23 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Biscuits 3, Wahoos 1 (7 24 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm PROMOTIONS IN APRIL innings, Monday):­Pensacola­ 25 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Date Opponent Promotion/Event lost­its­series­opener­with­the­ Biscuits in a rain-shortened AUGUST Thu, Apr 17 vs Biscuits Thirsty Thursday 6 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm game­Monday. Wahoos Waddle 7 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Lively Watch:­­Ben­Lively­ Women’s Club #27 #24 #12 8 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm struck­out­six­in­ive­innings,­ 9 vs. Jackson, 6:30 pm Fri, Apr 18 vs Biscuits Easter Egg Hunt/ Jon Drew Michael allowing­four­hits­and­no­walks­ 10 vs. Jackson, 4:00 pm Wooden Eggs Giveaway/First 2,000 Kids Moscot Hayes Lorenzen 12 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm in­Bakersield's­5-2­win­over­ Thu, Apr 24 vs Braves Thirsty Thursday 13 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm San­Jose­Friday.­After­two­ Allowed only Recorded a Pitched seven Fri, Apr 25 vs Braves Ball Cap Giveaway/First 2,000 Fans 14 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm starts,­Lively's­0.82­earned­run­ one run and win and two innings and 15 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Sat, Apr 26 vs Braves Boy Scout Night/Fireworks average­is­second-lowest­in­the­ struck out saves last struck out six 16 vs. Mobile, 6:30 pm Sun, Apr 27 vs Braves Jersey Auction nine in two in a win on 22 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm California­League.­He­has­13­ week. McDonald’s Family Sunday Funday 23 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm outings last April 7. ZOOperstars Performance strikeouts­(ifth)­and­has­yet­to­ 24 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 pm week. Mon, Apr 28 vs Braves Bark in the Park - Social Media Monday walk­a­batter­-­one­of­only­two­ 25 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm HONORABLE MENTION #23 DONALD LUTZ 26 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 pm starters­in­the­league­to­do­that.

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