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issues life has dealt children with Work on the plan to relieve traffi c congestion on Pen- disabilities, but we can give them the sacola Beach continues this week, but it has to do with the parking issues. There is still a question whether Pen- joy and benefi ts of providing them sacola Beach will see roundabouts or underpasses in- stead of a traffi c light and toll booth when drivers enter with a place for them to play our Pensacola Beach from the bridge. national pastime – baseball.” Last week the debate continued for over two hours at the Santa Rosa Island Authority and this week the issue — Lane Lynchard goes before the Escambia County Commission. Santa Rosa County Commissioner The SRIA board ended up voting 4-2 to ask Escambia County for money to fund the Design part of the round- about Phase 3, but not giving a nod to the actual con- Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News Homer, the mascot of the Miracle League, is surrrounded by Santa Rosa County commissioners (from left) Don Salter, Sam Parker, Rob Williamson, See Roundabouts Page 10A » Lane Lynchard and Bob Cole. Are you considering a Miracle League is run for city council?

BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News© 2018 coming to South End [email protected] So you think you might be ready to step up and serve your communi- Second in Specially designed fi elds accommodate players with disabilities ty as a member of the City Council. a series Having read the article in the April and Florida Senator Doug Broxson for helping parks that make it possible for children with dis- 12 issue about the mechanics of BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News © 2018 to make the project a reality. abilities to play alongside other kids. I told him getting on the ballot, you are ready to delve a bit deeper [email protected] Rep. Williamson, who is a former Santa Rosa I was going to see what we could do to help, and see just what you might be biting off if you move County commissioner, was at the meeting Thurs- and I knew Senator Broxson would be on board, ahead, get elected and end up sitting at the front of the Gulf Breeze is getting a Miracle League. One day and said, “My staff and I have offi ce hours too.” room when Council convenes in early January for the baseball fi eld at Tiger Point park will be con- here, at the Tiger Point Community Center, the Commissioner Lynchard told those at the fi rst meeting of 2019, which is when your service will structed by baseball season next spring to ac- fi rst Thursday of every month from 10 a.m. to meeting last week, “Thanks to Representative begin. commodate wheel chairs and walkers and chil- 2 p.m., and I try to make it about every other Jayer Williamson and Senator Doug Broxson, This is what the voters of Gulf Breeze expect of their dren with disabilities. month. Commissioner Lane Lynchard walked during a very diffi cult budget year at the state local elected community leaders. County Commissioner Lane Lynchard, who in one day, not knowing we were here, and be- level, they were able to fulfi ll our request for Council members must prepare for, attend and take spearheaded the push for this project, gave a lot fore he left, I asked him if he needed anything $150,000 toward construction costs for this responsible action at all City Council executive sessions of credit at last week’s commission meeting in from me. He laughed and said some money, and project.” — where matters that need to be voted on are discussed, Tiger Point to Joy Grace of Gulf Breeze, as well then told me about the Miracle League project Lynchard said he was fi rst made aware of the as to Florida Representative Jayer Williamson he was working toward. I am a big supporter of See Park Page 2A » See Gulf Breeze Page 3A »

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Later, gator Marker is returned 1 Year ago this week – 2017 The marker ﬁ rst noticed missing by Sean Fell was returned Gibson Clothing Store was victimized by a pair of women who Taylor Sansom snapped this photo of an alligator hanging out in to its home in the median at the intersection of Hwy. 98 and Fairpoint Drive. apparently helped themselves to merchandise from the store. the sound behind her parent’s Deer Point home. The pair also hit Pizzazz gift shop, taking merchandise before ﬂ eeing.

5 Years ago this week – 2013 Driver clocked at 112 on Bay Bridge An 80-acre fi re kept the Florida Forestry Service on its toes after it ripped through a section of forest near Garcon Point Bridge. Monday, May 7 nova, 58, of Pensacola for DUI. completely smashed. Nothing Saturday May 12 The fi re did not threaten any structures, but could be seen off • Burglary of an unlocked was taken and the contents ap- • 12:24 a.m.: A traffi c stop in the back porches of homes along Stanford Road. vehicle at Sunchase condomini- Wednesday, May 9 peared untouched. the 800 block of US Hwy. 98 for ums • 12:34 a.m.: A traffi c stop speeding led to the arrest (NTA) 10 Years ago this week – 2008 • 9:16 p.m.: A traffi c stop for in the 200 block of SR 399 for Thursday May 10 of Trevor Fritz, 27, of Pensacola Separation Systems, Inc., a manufacturer of gas chromatography • 12:17 a.m.: A traffi c stop in speeding 112 mph on Pensacola failure to use headlights led to for possession of drug parapher- equipment located in Gulf Breeze, was chosen as a recipient Bay Bridge, then 60 mph in front the 1800 block of US Hwy. 98 nalia. the arrest of the driver, Mary for President George W. Bush’s “E” Award. Representatives of school and fi nally 86 headed for speeding led to the arrest of • Hit and run crash in the 600 Talbott, 28, of Columbus, Ohio, of the company traveled to Washington, D.C. for an awards to beach led to the arrest of the for DUI. the driver, Craig Cooper, 30, of block of US Hwy. 98 presentation at the White House. driver, Andrew Schrader, 48, of • 1:56 a.m.: A traffi c stop on Mary Esther for DUI, no valid Pensacola the Pensacola Bay Bridge for driver license and possession of Sunday, May 3 Beach for s p e e d i n g drug paraphernalia. • 3:46 p.m.: Offi cers stopped DUI. led to the • An individual was found a stolen motor scooter that had arrest of beaten up. He was intoxicated been taken from the boardwalk Tuesday, the driver, and refused to give any informa- area on Pensacola Beach. The May 8 Craig Nor- tion. suspect, a 27-year-old Moselle, • 11:49 p.m.: A traffi c stop • 10:41 man, 34, of Miss., man, ran after a traf- on Soundview Trail for illegal p.m.: A Pensacola fi c stop in the 800 block of US U turn led to the arrest of the traffi c stop for DUI, Hwy. 98, fell and was arrested. Schrader driver, Aaron Haskew, 32, of in the 200 and posses- • 10:02 p.m.: An 18-year-old Norman Saraland, Ala., for DUI. block of US Hwy. 98 for failure sion of mar- Gulf Breeze man and 19-year- to maintain lane, failure to move ijuana. This old Gulf Breeze woman were over for a trooper who was in- was driver’s third DUI arrest. Friday, May 11 arrested for loitering and prowl- volved in a traffi c stop, almost • Legacy Property Manage- • Lost/Stolen purse at Whata- ing at Bahama Bay. She did not from your friends striking the vehicle led to the ar- ment reported a burglary after burger — female left purse in live there and was walking into rest of the driver, Kandy Bella- discovering the front door glass the ladies room. backyards. smashed and back door glass at Gulf Breeze News

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report M�� 18 M�� 2 Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Amy Brown Katie Jorgensen Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed Julian Cousins Bob Snyder innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Janice Grant FELONIES F, 58, 1800 block of East Avery Kristina Spencer Street, Pensacola, DUI M�� 23 5/8/18 David Schulz Hunter, Byron Dale, W/M, Gregor, April Michelle, W/ 57, homeless, Tallahassee, Fla., F, 37, 6600 block, Codell Street, M�� 19 DUI — third violation within 10 Navarre, DUI Bob Hahn years 5/9/18 Carina Hearn Nobrega, Dylan Brady, W/ Norman, Craig Daniel, W/ M, 19, 1800 block, Hondo Trail, M, 34, 5700 block of Hermosa Gulf Breeze, marijuana possession Street, Pensacola, DUI M�� 20 over 20 grams, interference with Miller Nobrega Welch Janie Stewart the custody of a minor 5/10/18 100 block, Miramar Street, Mary Hall, Amirah Dell, W/F, 32, Palmer, Lauren Amanda, Paulchek, Cameron Eric, W/ Esther, DUI — third violation 7300 block of Manatee Street, W/F, 31, 1700 block of Antibes M, 27, 1800 block, Hondo Trail, within 10 years Navarre, drug possession Circle, Gulf Breeze, DUI Gulf Breeze, drug possession Congratulations to this Week’s Winner 5/11/18 Miller, Jamie Dale, W/M, 38, 5/11/18 Woodruff, Angie Michelle, Hayes, Daniel Lee, W/M, 7600 block of Frankfort Street, Haskew, Aaron Roy, W/M, Janie Stewart • May 20 W/F, 38, 3105 Grady Tolbert 36, 1900 block of Justice Circle, Navarre, fraud — illegal use of 32, 9300 block of Maple Ridge Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two Road, Navarre, drug possession Gulf Breeze, two counts of drug credit cards Drive, Saraland, Ala., DUI possession Pensacola Little Theatre tickets or a one year subscription 5/9/18 DUIs Prescott, Charnelle Nicole, to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at Welch, Eric Lee, W/M, 32, 5/12/18 W/F, 38, 1400 block of Auburn the Gulf Breeze News Ofﬁ ce by June 1. 9200 block, Eagle Nest Drive, Mayhugh, Shawn Allen, 5/7/18 Court, Gulf Breeze, DUI Navarre, aggravated battery, W/M, 36, 2000 block of Church Schrader, Andrew Bates, Register your birthday on our Facebook page or criminal mischief — property Street, Gulf Breeze, driving with W/F, 49, 300block of Fort Pickens 5/13/18 damage license suspended — third or Road, Pensacola Beach, DUI Haupt, Gary Kenneth, W/M, email us at: [email protected] subsequent offense 57, 2400 block of Pleasant Point 5/10/18 5/8/18 Circle, Navarre, DUI Cooper, Craig Sam, W/M, 30, 5/13/18 Bellanova, Kandy Kay, W/ gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 17, 2018 3A Gulf Breeze Council seat is a many hours per week job

» Continued from Page 1A responsibilities on boards to or when they can express their encourage citizens who might which they are appointed be- Those interested in running own new ideas for Gulf Breeze’s not otherwise be able to afford based on information provided cause of their elected office. for mayor or a seat on the future to their fellow Council to serve without some type of HIGH QUALITY by City Manager Samantha These boards may meet quarter- City Council can pick up members. compensation to join the pool Abell and other staff and by in- ly, monthly or on an “as needed” And they are ecstatic when of candidates, thereby creating PATIO FURNITURE necessary paperwork at any THAT WILL NOT RUST! terested citizens who show up to basis. grateful citizens name their ba- a diversity of choices for City point at City Hall. REPAIRS • RESLING • RESTRAP express their opinions and pose Factor in the reading mate- The qualifying period is bies after them. leadership. 3790 West Navy Blvd. questions — and at the business rial Council members receive in Aug. 6 to Aug. 31 at noon. Okay, that rarely happens, but To date, Randy Hebert has (850) 456-2477 sessions which occur a few days advance of meetings (material That’s the period when it would be a real high if it did indicated he plans to run for www.patiofreedom.com later and serve as the opportu- which can run to more than 200 all paper work has to be — and it might just be the bait David Landfair’s Council seat, nity to officially vote on matters pages in some instances) and the turned in. The petitions that would lure someone into which will be vacated because taken under advisement at the research they may need to do that have to be signed in running for office, you know. Landfair has announced his in- executive meeting. to find out how the City has ar- support of their candidacy Because the financial com- tention to run for Mayor. Todd Typically, executive sessions rived at a certain point over an are available from Leslie pensation will not do so. Torgersen has said he wants to occur at 5:30 on Wednesday issue or what ramifications a or Stephanie at City Hall. As opposed to mayors and succeed Renee Bookout, who evenings twice a month, with decision may have or what legal Those petitions must boards in the surrounding area, has announced she will not seek business meetings taking place niceties and necessities on a lo- be turned back in there Gulf Breeze’s elected local of- re-election. Patty Burke will be the following Monday nights. cal, county, state or federal level during that qualifying ficials don’t earn enough to competing with Landfair for the So most months, there are a may govern their options — and period. drive back and forth to a couple office of mayor, with the current minimum of four sessions where you have a very full schedule of of meetings. Their $1 per year mayor, Matt Dannheisser, ap- Council members are expected public service. salary is payable at the close of parently keeping the door open to focus on what is good for their One current Council member It is not unusual for the de- their term of service. for another two-year term if he Gulf Breeze neighbors. estimates an average work week sire to resolve a specific and By contrast, the mayor of the is not happy with candidates to In addition, there are work- on behalf of Gulf Breeze citizens personal issue to play a role in a City of Milton earns $667.85 per succeed him, despite having told shops for preparing the budget probably comes in at five to 10 citizen’s decision to seek office. month, with Council members some news outlets he plans to and dealing with ongoing issues, hours, with some weeks busier However, once such citizens are valued at $484.21 per month. “retire” at the close of the cur- such as stormwater problems, than others, but with virtually elected to office, they find their Those officials meet once a rent session. throughout the year that mem- every seven-day span calling for horizons must expand if they are month as a “committee of the bers pledge themselves to at- a minimum of a couple of hours. to faithfully execute their roles whole” and get together for an tend, if at all possible. And such a light schedule is far as public servants. executive session on Monday Called sessions to deal with from the norm. They also discover that some- prior to that meeting. specific issues in a timely man- times their decisions put them at The City of Jay pays its may- ner are also part of a Council Few citizens come to the gov- odds with friends, or even with or $300 a month in salary, while member’s responsibility, plus erning table with a backlog of family. They know the frustra- Council members get $200. those elected officials may also knowledge about exactly what tion of making choices from a They meet twice a month. be called together for shade they have gotten themselves list of possibilities when none In Pensacola, the mayor’s meetings with attorneys repre- into, so they have to commit to of the options are all that great. position is a full-time job which senting the City in order to dis- getting up to speed on the is- They often long for magic wands pays $100,000 per year and has cuss legal strategy privately. sues as quickly as possible and that will alter circumstances and benefits. Council members earn And, of course, for responsi- to completing four hours of eth- leave everyone happy with the $21,476 a year and get to take ble representatives of the people ics training — two on Chapter outcome. They have been known part in the Florida retirement at the local level, there is the 112, Florida Statutes (ethics); to dream of a limitless pot of system, along with the mayor. need to be available to speak to one on Chapter 119, Florida funds to meet public needs with- They meet twice a month for an citizens, one-on-one, about a va- Statutes (open records); and one out digging further into public agenda conference and a formal riety of concerns. Those conver- on Chapter 286, Florida Statutes pocketbooks. Council meeting. sations may take place at meet- (open meetings). Such experiences are com- Each of these cities also ex- ings agreed upon by both parties, Happily, expenses they incur mon to small town public office pects its elected representatives or they may come up spontane- related to this training are reim- holders, no matter where they to take part in various commit- ously when shopping carts end bursed. live in the U.S.A. tee meetings and workshops, as up in the same aisle at the gro- The mayor and Council mem- Happily, there are also mo- well. cery store or when citizens with bers don’t get to talk to each oth- ments of elation for such of- Recently, a citizen of Gulf needs and elected officials come er about City business outside of ficials when someone warmly Breeze suggested its mayor and face-to-face at the Little League public sessions, unless they need thanks them for their service. Council members should be paid park or on the church parking lot to discuss strategy for court cas- They survey their community, for their service and suggested or during a concert at the beach. es the City may be involved in as they move from place to place $1,000 a month. And then there are those 24- through shade meetings, which within its boundaries, and feel a Gulf Breeze News has ad- hour-a-day opportunities for are closed to the press and the quiet pride in some project they vocated some type of salary calling attention to problems public. But their conversations have helped bring to fruition. arrangement for its elected of- via social media that all Council with citizens have no such con- They look forward to that rush ficials, as well. Such a system members learn to handle. straints and can be initiated any of anticipation that comes when would testify to the value of Council members also have time and anywhere. they either hear about and share the jobs being done and could

Descendents want new bridge to honor Beall

was dedicated to Philip D. Beall’s bridge is torn down to make way By Lisa Newell Gulf Breeze News © 2018 memory for his contributions as for the dual span bridge that is cur- [email protected] president of the Florida Senate rently under construction. representing Escambia County. “If there is a memorial high- Approaching the Pensacola Bay He also served as assistant United way, they don’t rename it” when Bridge, you may see the engraved States district attorney and was a the road it busted up or widened, words or sign stating “PHILIP D. member of the State Board of Law Beall asserted, adding that memo- BEALL MEMORIAL BRIDGE” Examiners. He served as state sena- rial bridges should be treated the and wondered, who is that, and tor from 1935 to 1943. same way. why is his name on the bridge? The resolution said, “This leg- Beall Sr. had two sons, Kirke and Back in the early 1900s, Philip NOW OPEN islature desires to perpetuate his Philip Jr. and some of his descen- in our Beall (pronounced BEEL) was one name by naming a bridge connect- dents still reside in the Northwest of the first attorneys in Pensacola. ing Pensacola and Gulf Breeze on Florida and South Alabama region. NEW LOCATION! He served as a Florida State Sena- Highway 98 in his memory.” Philip Beall Jr., the son of the 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. tor and became President of the His grandson, Kirke Beall. 29 bridge’s honoree, is buried at Rose In the Publix Shopping Center Florida Senate before dying in ofof Deer Park, Texas, is trying to Lawn Cemetery in Gulf Breeze. He M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. | Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. fice in 1943. contact each Florida Senator to was served as a state senator as did (850) 934-0492 When the new and current ensure that his grandfather’s name his dad. Kirke, Beall Sr.’s other son, www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com Beall Sr. bridge was constructed, the bridge isn’t erased from memory when the became a judge in Pensacola. 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Publix Shopping Center | Gulf Breeze, FL

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Driftwood Garden Club made a field trip to the home of Celia Jazz Gumbo pays tribute to guitarist Grant Green Monday, May Casey to enjoy her French cooking. 21, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Phineas Phogg’s in Seville Quarter at Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. Vice President Scott Stahler (left) will become 130 East Government St. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Music will be by president and Fred Brownell will become vice president in June. The Clint Hall Band, with Clint Hall on guitar. First Lady of Florida to address Santa Rosa Republican Women Correction: The next mem- In her words, “Harmoniz- bership meeting of the Gulf ing the utilitarian elements of Breeze Area Historical Society the garden with symmetry and will be May 17 at 6 p.m. at the beauty benefits much more Gulf Breeze Community Center. than meets the eye; it nurtures The program will be the instal- the body and the spirit.” lation of officers. The menu consisted of Rosemary Flat Bread; Salade Santa Rosa Republican Nicoise; Wild Dewberry and Women Chambord Sorbet; 2016 Cha- vember. Paris, taught French cuisine teau d’ Esclans “Whispering The program for the eve- for many years at the Alliance Angel”; and Cotes de Provence The Santa Rosa Republican ning, entitled Festival Photo Francaise in Washington, D.C. Rose. Women will meet at Bella Luna Outgoing Driftwood Garden Club President Beverly Zimmern (left) Gallery, featured Stahler and She writes a column for the Casey adds, “You can shake consoles incoming president Jill Lee. Italian Bistro at 7789 Navarre Chris Mills. Stahler and Mills Pensacola News Journal en- off the stresses of the day with Parkway in Navarre at 11 a.m. served as ambassadors at the titled, “Cooking School” and the rhythmic kneading of bread on Tuesday, May 22. There are 2018 Gulf Breeze Celebrates teaches classes in her kitchen dough and clear your mind and two guest speakers. 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The next Dosev, who is running against the membership. midmorning at the Casey home Driftwood Garden Club meet- Rep. Matt Gaetz. Gaetz won and strolled past her classic ing will be May 24 for the in- last year’s primary to replace Driftwood Garden French garden of edibles and stallation of new officers. The retiring U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller, Club flowers to gain entrance to her 2018-19 fiscal yearofficers will but Dosev made a good show- kitchen. There they sat for an be President Jill Lee, Vice Pres- RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY BASED ON MEDICAL NECESSITY ing. Four other Republican Vice President Jill Lee re- introduction of the hostess by ident Lisa Cleveland, Record- candidates split the rest of the 3214 Fordham Pkwy ♦ Gulf Breeze ally used her creative talents Lee and a review of the menu ing Secretary Paula Matthews, vote. when she chose the field trip items by hostess Casey. Corresponding Secretary Karol Don’t miss these two well- for the Driftwood Garden Club Following the introductions, Holifield and Treasurer Joanna 850-565-5140 known speakers. Point of con- balancechiro.us for April 26. She arranged for Casey led the group to the gar- Gurchiek. tact for reservations is Jodi at club members to be guests of den to gather the edibles, then The Parliamentarian will be (850) 207-9190. returned them to their chosen Celia Casey in her Gulf Breeze Beverly Zimmern, outgoing FREE HEALTH SEMINAR: May 23 home. spots so they could watch the president. Instillation of offi- Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. preparation, ask questions and Casey, who is fluent in cers will be officiated by Marti Hearing Loss & Dementia (GBAI) French and is a graduate of appreciate the creation of a Vickery. Le Cordon Bleu de Cuisine in great meal. Carol Whitcomb Powell, PhD, Audiologist The Gulf Breeze Art Inc. Hearing Life, Pensacola members meet May 1 at the Wednesday, May 23 • 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. Gulf Breeze Library at 6 p.m. Greenhut Auditorium - Sacred Heart Hospital President Kelsi Adams led the 5151 N. 9th Ave., Pensacola, FL group to report, discuss and Make reservations online: evaluate the status of the cur- sacred-heart.org/seniors or rent officers and to clarify the Call 850-416-1620 election process based on the GBAI bylaws. Adams announced that she would like to give up her position as president after the annual presentation of the monies earned from this year’s art festival to the schools, so she can spend more time in planning for the 2019 Art Festival. This was approved by the membership. Beginning in June Vice Pres- ident Scott Stahler will become president; Fred Brownell will become vice president; Betty Allen will remain as secretary; and Jane Shattuck will remain treasurer. A new set of officers will be elected for 2019 in No- Driftwooders view Celia Casey’s garden.

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850-932-9314 • Highpointe.com • 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy • Gulf Breeze, FL 6A May 17, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS Your Community Newspaper Saluting Vietnam Veterans with words On the 1965. President Johnson on Nov. 13, 1982. Spot: called for more ground troops to “When the soldiers came be sent to Vietnam. I was a child home from Vietnam, there were in elementary school. When the no parades, no celebrations. So Vietnam War ended, I was 16 they built the Vietnam Memorial years old. 1975. for themselves.” –William West- P.O. Box 1414 Rewind to the ’60s and ’70s. moreland “What is something 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway I have vague recall of warfare Several years ago, I observed you want to do every Harbourtown Unit #35 events on the evening news: something at a parade that I had day of your summer Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 the drafting of Elvis; the Kent not witnessed before or since. State University shootings; Fields,” “Platoon,” “Born on to horrifi c and gut-wrenching Four raggedy men walked in a vacation from Office: (850) 932-8986 the Fourth of July;” horrors of stories of Vietnam combat vet- the burning of the Washington parade with a sign, “Vietnam school?” Fax: (850) 932-8794 Monument by war protesters; war cannot be fully captured on erans and provided treatment Vets.” My eyes misted at the movie screens. Jimi Hendrix, for Post-traumatic Stress Dis- www.gulfbreezenews.com the outrage over Jane Fonda in sight. Vietnam Veterans in a pa- BY GLENDA CAUDLE a Vietcong military tank; the fall Jim Morrison, Boonie Rat Song, orders (PTSD), survivor guilt; rade — a rare moment in time I Gulf Breeze News of Saigon. My parents didn’t talk GI Joes and rock-n-roll; music anxiety and mood disorders; ad- shall not forget. [email protected] abut the war. My teachers didn’t cannot fully capture the turbu- dictions; failed marriages; dis- For the Vietnam Veterans, PUBLISHER/EDITOR talk about the war. My friends lence of war. Mangled minds, owned beliefs in God, country, can a part of healing be found mangled bodies, mangled souls; and humanity. And I held fi rmly Lisa Newell and I did not talk about the war. when your country embraces Maybe the war was thought to existing in VA hospitals. to my faith as the hatred of war you and bestows appreciation? be too discordant to discuss. But The History Channel re- permeated my soul. Will you forgive America? Will SPORTS EDITOR I think silence is the enemy of vealed what the history books And fi nally, a piece of heal- you please participate in our Jason Thompson controversy. concealed. Decades traveled by ing and reverence arrived for a Fourth of July parades so we When President Nixon prom- until truth seeped then gushed broken generation. The Vietnam may salute you? ised to end the war, a reawak- out. History, you teach us les- Veteran’s Memorial Wall. An of- And to Vietnam Veterans, I NEWS REPORTER sons, but we listen with closed fering to our soldiers, both dead Glenda Caudle ening of hope vigilantly danced say, “Thank you for your ser- over the heartland. But my ado- ears. History books, we turn and alive; those in heaven and vice.” lescent mind and heart could your pages, and close you tight- on earth. It is more than chis- SALES not comprehend the shunning of ly. History, we cannot forget eled black stone — it is a gift Melissa Martin, Ph.D, is an Doug Henriques America’s wounded sons when and we dare not forget, lest the to America’s unsung heroes. A author, columnist, educator, “Hang out with friends at the they returned to the red, white past be repeated and the suffer- place where thousands of voices and therapist. She resides in water park.” ing resurrected. speak through engraved names. JACOB HANCOCK OFFICE MANAGER and blue soil of freedom. Ohio. www.melissamartinchild- “Deer Hunter,” “The Killing As a therapist, I have listened A cemetery of sacrifi ce unveiled rensauthor.com. Gulf Breeze Laura Jones

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CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze, Tom Nolan Jack Kale honor your “Stay up late and sleep late.” agreement MIA SKELTON Member: Gulf Breeze The city of Gulf Breeze will revisit how Florida Press Association much land to sell to the Santa Rosa County School District for a new school at Tiger Point. Pensacola Beach Superintendent Wyrosdick had a verbal Chamber of Commerce agreement, “a hand-shake” deal if you will Greater Pensacola for the City to sell the school district 45 acres for a specifi ed price. Now the City golf course and other improvements which tain areas. Chamber of Commerce wants to change the agreement to just 30 have not come to fruition. It will be interesting to see how this mat- In reference to effl uent disposal, there ter ends up. I do hope the City lives up to Navarre Tourist acres which would make it diffi cult to build Development Council a school. are many ways to make up the difference of their original agreement with the school This should remind the residents adja- 15 acres. One example would be to increase district. the effl uent use on the East course since Navarre cent to Tiger Point of all the commitments at present this area is not receiving enough ROGER E. ROWE Chamber of Commerce and promises that the City made several years ago concerning rebuilding the West water and is actually “burning up” in cer- Gulf Breeze “Swimming and hanging out LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze with friends.” News welcomes your opinion. We VICTORIA HOFIUS reserve the right to edit a letter to fit Paradise is both here and beyond Gulf Breeze space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack Gerri Caron grew up in months. continued to say thank you on any individual. Letters must be Maine. Raising a family in Gerri’s time in Gulf Breeze and smile at the smallest of limited to one per month from an lobster country, they weathered was short, but in that time kind gestures. She was a lady, individual writer. If we receive form nor’easters and weathered cold she truly lived. She embraced and she truly lived. On her last letters, we will print only the first winters. By the time I met her, her family and got to take her Sunday morning she said, “I’m one we receive. Include your name, a couple of years ago, she was picture with all four genera- ready.” It took her body four address and daytime phone number. in her late 70s and was here to tions. Good Friday was truly more days to agree, but she visit her daughter and my col- a good Friday, as she went fi nally left her struggle behind CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze league, Lori. She was a sweet to the beach one last time on to embrace a future with “no News is committed to accuracy and lady with sparkly blue eyes and March 30. She got her picture more death, sorrow, or pain” wants to hear from you if we need a head full of thick blonde hair. recognizable only to those who made with her smiling daugh- (Revelation 21:4). She found to make a correction or clarification. had been watching her strug- Please email us at news@ By that time she had moved ter as she heard the sound of a temporary paradise here, but gle. I left about lunchtime and, gulfbreezenews.com with the to Tampa to enjoy the Florida the waves and felt the ocean moved to the eternal one. by that night, she had passed. subject line CORRECTION or weather and had to come north breeze for one last time. She This week, I pray for Lori CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- to visit the next three genera- This morning, I began to transitioned from this side of and the folks like her who are “Have a really good time. Go 8986 during office hours and ask tions of her family, who now peruse her Facebook page. life to the next with dignity and grieving the loss of loved ones. to Portofi no and swim and have for news or sports departments. live in Gulf Breeze. Lori posted an update letting grace. When the pain subsided I take the challenge and hope awesome burgers and go out ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News Last Thursday, she was in her 74 online friends know and cancer had fi nished its that we might all be able to into the bay.” will not be responsible for quality or Lori’s living room, reclining that her struggle had ended. work, Mrs. Gerri made the step say, “I’m ready.” I celebrate CHARLIE HEWETTE discoloration in ads provided by the on the hospital bed provided There were pictures of better to paradise. that Gerri truly lived here as Gulf Breeze advertiser or its agents. by Hospice. Cancer had been days when she would visit the I love that Gerri really lived. she embraced a life on the gnawing away at her for the beach with friends and family. She may have only lived here, beach, with the beach and at Gulf Breeze News is published last year and a half. When the There were funny cat videos in our paradise, for a few the beach. Her family loved weekly on Thursdays by Gulf demands of scheduled tests, and pictures. She was tagged months, but she made the most her here and cared for her here, God’s word Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions treatment options and fi nan- in photos with her sister Rita of it. She embraced the beach. even if for a little while. For are $44 per year. Periodical and her great-granddaughter, cial matters got too great, she She loved on her family. She those folks who are just getting You created my inmost postage paid at Gulf Breeze, moved into Lori’s home. That Lily. Visits from her nephew faced her future with hope and by, I pray that you fi nd your Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no being; you knit me together was just a couple of months and grandchildren highlighted didn’t give up. paradise here and now. I pray refunds on subscriptions. ago. I visited with Lori; her her timeline. The sparkle in In her last few months she you start to live, really live, in in my mother’s womb. I POSTMASTER: Please send brother, Barry; and John that her eyes was just as vibrant in poured into Lori, Barry and the present in this great place. praise you because I am address changes to Gulf Breeze her last few months as it was fearfully and wonderfully News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, day. Her hair was still pretty John. She led with a courage Whether you are from Maine in those great moments on the FL 32562. and full, but had gone plati- and strength that held onto or Milton, may you fi nd your made; your works are All content is copyrighted 2018. num without the assistance of beach. It made me smile to see life even as cancer tried to place in this world and may wonderful, I know that full Advertising rates are available her hair stylist. She had lost how much her family loved steal it from her. She loved her you really live here and now. well. upon request. so much weight that she was her, especially in those last few family and told them so. She Love one. Love another. —Psalm 139:13-14 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 17, 2018 7A Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ ensures continuum of super hero franchise I heard this great story a few bombast and explosions and years ago about the old “Bat- beautiful set designs and cos- man” show from the 1960s. The tumes, I couldn’t help but sigh ratings were consistently high, and groan a little. Most of the and elements of the show, like people watching these movies Robin’s “Holy Cannoli, Bat- (and there are millions of ’em) man!” and the narrator imploring are adults. Maybe they should the audience to tune in next time grow up a bit. “Avengers: In- for a resolution to the episode’s finity War” is a fine, fun movie. cliffhanger with the “Same The Bad Guy is especially Bad. Bat-time, Same Bat-Channel” There are at least a dozen super- phrase, became often-cited pop ously yanked by ABC. The same the sophistication to understand heroes fighting him, who fight lexicon reference points for people who were so enamored its subtle, eye-winking, campi- nobly to right his insane plan many years. People really, re- by the Caped Crusader in 1967 ness. The bad guys were so big for Global Domination. Maybe ally loved it. To the point that in apparently moved on to the next and bad. Batman and Robin some of them die. Maybe they 1967 or 1968, when some im- great commercial pop thing just fought for justice and good- will miraculously come back portant news story (maybe even a few short months later. They ness and always won. It helped to life in the next movie. And the Robert Kennedy or Martin could hardly give a Bat-crap. me develop my ethical bearings maybe, just maybe, in a couple Luther King assassination) inter- This, of course, is not an un- almost as much as the Roman of years, we all might look back rupted the regular airing, televi- common story. Consider how Catholic church. and realize none of this ever sion stations were overwhelmed popular certain teen idols, like So, I can, to some extent, un- mattered. Just like the “Batman” with angry phone calls — peo- Leif Garrett or David Cassidy or derstand why people are so en- TV series, we will have moved ple complaining they were being Grand Funk Railroad, were dur- amored and fixated on the - cur on. It was all just obvious silly denied their bi-weekly fix of this ing their times, selling millions rent endless (infinite?) crop of nonsense that made billions and very silly show. of albums and T-shirts, only to Superhero movies from Marvel billions of dollars. What is even more remark- be completely forgotten, rela- and DC. I was once a pretty die- I was so relieved a couple of able than this, however, is how tively quickly — dumped on the hard fan myself. Except, there is days ago when I re-entered the dramatically, and relatively dung heap of our embarrassing a critical difference, I believe. I smart, adult world of “Tully,” quickly, this passion and fascina- teenage memories. was a kid. Like, a really young which I hope to review next tion with “Batman” dissipated. I adored the “Batman” TV kid. About 8 or 9 years old. week. “Avengers: Infinity War” Fashion show fundraiser helps In less than a year, in 1969, the show when it was resurrected I grew up. And, as I watched will, most likely, continue to send autistic and developmentally ratings dropped so precipitously for syndication in the 1970s. I “Avengers: Infinity War” a sec- play forever (or at least most of that the show was unceremoni- loved it unironically. I lacked ond time just to digest all its the summer). disabled children to local camp

Please join The King Rich- efitting children with autism Catch a free screening of DiCaprio’s ard Foundation on Sunday, and other developmental dis- May 20, for the Ninth Annual abilities. “Beauty by the Bay” dinner Individual tickets are $35 ‘Before the Flood’ May 23 and fashion show. The show and are available at: Join 350 Pensacola and the public can take action to free public about the urgency of the begins at 3 p.m. at the Sanders • It’s Personal by Sheila Northwest Florida Move to our political system of that in- growing climate crisis.” Beach-Corinne Jones Center. (2610 West Cervantes St. Amend for a showing of “Be- fluence. Light refreshments will be Enjoy delicious food pre- (607-2520); fore the Flood,” a film that fol- In “Before the Flood,” Di- served. Please join them for an pared by Family Ty’s catering • Me & Moms Hair Care lows actor Leonardo DiCaprio Caprio follows scientists uncov- interactive presentation and dis- and a fashion show featuring (2428 Notth 12th Ave. (438- to five continents and the Arc- ering the harsh reality of climate cussion. the high school classes of the 6700) tic to witness climate change change and meets with elected The presentation is part of a 1980s, 1990s and 2000s (up For more information, call firsthand. Following the film, officials who are taking action. monthly speaker series on cli- to 2017) from all area high Ann Richard at 944-9408 or both organizations will discuss Along the way, he discovers a mate change and related issues schools and support the “Send email to king100490@aol. how the influence of corporate disinformation campaign “or- sponsored by 350 Pensacola. a Kid to Camp” program ben- com. money in politics is delaying ac- chestrated by powerful special For more information: 350pen- tion on climate change and how interests working to confuse the [email protected]. (PG-13) To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET FIND US ON

‘Start-Up’, ‘F.B.I.’, ‘You’re the Worst,’ DOORS OPEN Friday, May 18, thru Thursday, May 24 DAILY AT 11:00 DAILY 12:30 AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR (PG13) 0There is an extra coming to small screen $2.50 charge 11:30 • 2:50 • 6:15 • 9:30 for 3D movies BOOK CLUB (PG13) 11:40 • 2:05 • 4:30 • 6:55 • 9:25 Q: There was a show I got but I’m rooting for the dysfunc- *Sorry, No Passes into that starred Adam Brody and tional couple. for 3D Movies BREAKING IN (PG13) Martin Freeman, and I can’t find *** (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 11:15 • 1:20 • 3:25 • 5:30 • 7:35 • 9:50 it anywhere. Is it still on? And Q: Can you tell me what John 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. DEADPOOL 2 (R) Gulf Breeze, Florida can you refresh my memory of Walsh has been doing? I used (3.7 miles east of 11:15 • 12:30 • 1:55 • 3:15 • 4:35 • 6:30 • 7:15 • 9:10 • 9:55 Pensacola Beach Exit) what it’s called and where I can to religiously watch “America’s LIFE OF THE PARTY (PG13) 11:50 • 2:15 • 4:40 • 7:05 • 9:35 see it? — Paul T., via Facebook Most Wanted,” and I wondered A: You are referring to “Start- if he was still out there, helping OVERBOARD (PG13) 11:20 • 1:50 • 4:25 • 7:00 • 9:40 SHOW DOGS (PG) 11:45 • 2:00 • 4:20 • 6:50 • 9:05 Up,” a drama series on Crackle to catch criminals. — Jack W., TICKETTICKET (which is a free online streaming A: Jeremy has a new show via email THURSDAYTONIGHT'S TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:30 & 8:15 PM network, for those unfamiliar premiering this fall on CBS A: You can catch John next 3D TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:00 & 7:30 PM PREMIERE BOOK CLUB (PG13) 5:15 • 7:40 with it). It follows “the emer- called “F.B.I.,” which explores on Investigation Discovery in 5/17/2018 DEADPOOLPOPSTAR (R) 7:15 2 & 9:30(R) PM 7:00 • 8:00 • 9:45 PREMIERESSHOWINGS ME BEFORE YOU (PG13) 7:00 PM gence of GenCoin, a brilliant yet the inner workings of the New “In Pursuit With John Walsh.” controversial tech idea centered York office of the Federal Bu- Slated to premiere in the first on digital currency — an idea reau of Investigation. The se- quarter of 2019, this real-time that gets incubated on the wrong ries comes from Dick Wolf, the investigation series showcases side of the tracks by three strang- man behind “Law and Order.” Depositphotos time-sensitive, unsolved cases ers who don’t necessarily fit the “F.B.I.” was immediately picked Jeremy Sisto in desperate need of attention, mold of ‘tech entrepreneurs.’” up for a full season (I mean, who mobilizing ID’s audience to ac- The show has been renewed can blame CBS? Mr. Wolf has A: “You’re the Worst” has tively engage in the pursuit of for a 10-episode third season, the procedural magic touch). been renewed for a fifth and final justice. which should premiere this Sep- Missy Peregrym and Zeeko Zaki season, which should premiere tember. also star. this fall. Hopefully, we’ll find Write to Cindy at King Fea- Eric Berger, GM of Crackle *** out if Gretchen and Jimmy can tures Weekly Service, 628 Vir- and chief digital officer at Sony Q: I am finally caught up on finally make it work, or if they’ll ginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803; Pictures Television Networks, FX’s dark comedy “You’re the sabotage their happiness, again, or e-mail her at letters@cindy- said in a statement: “Thanks to Worst.” Will it be back for an- and each end up alone. With this elavsky.com. (series creator) Ben Ketai for other season? — Ginger F., Tul- comedy-drama, it’s hard to know (c) 2018 King Features Synd., his vision and to our stellar en- sa, Oklahoma which way the winds will blow, Inc. semble cast. ... We are excited to continue the story in season three, and expect that Ben and company will take us on another entertaining and wild ride.” *** Q: Can you tell me what Jer- emy Sisto is up to? I loved him way back when in “Clueless” and have been following his career since. The latest show I can remember seeing him in regularly is “Law and Order.” Does he have another show on the ho- rizon? — Janet Y., via email 8A May 17, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Take steps to control NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO CONSIDER MAP AND TEXT AMENDMENTS UPDATING your investment taxes THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR Tax Season is finally over. Of INCLUSION AND TRANSMITTAL TO THE course, how much you pay in taxes depends on a variety of factors, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC many of which you can’t control, OPPORTUNITY AND OTHER STATE but you might give some thought to how you can manage your in- AGENCIES FOR REVIEW vestment-related taxes. Here are some suggestions to The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider: consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within Contribute to your employer’s this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: retirement plan.If your employer but if you do achieve gains, you nificantly. offers a 401(k) or similar plan, can decide when to take them. You might be wondering what Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): such as a 403(b) or 457(b), con- This timing can make a substan- these new laws mean to investors. Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. tribute as much as you can afford. tial difference in your tax situa- In terms of your regular invest- The more pre-tax dollars you put tion. If you sell investments that ment activities, the effect might The Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa County in to your retirement plan, the you’ve owned for one year or less not be that significant. The tax Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. lower your taxable income. and their value has increased, you brackets for qualified dividends At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall Your employer also may of- may need to pay capital gains and capital gains, such as those consider the ordinances entitled: fer a Roth 401(k) option, under taxes at your personal income tax realized when you sell stocks, which you invest after-tax dollars, rate, which, in 2018, could be as will remain about the same. This AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING so your annual income won’t be high as 37 percent. However, if means that most investors will ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS lowered but your withdrawals af- you hold investments for more continue to pay 15 to 20 percent DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE ter age 59 1/2 will be tax-free. than one year before selling them, on long-term capital gains and OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED Contribute to an IRA. Even you’d be assessed the long-term dividends. Consequently, the IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2016-25; AMENDING THE if you have a 401(k) or similar capital gains rate, which is 0, 15 new tax laws shouldn’t really af- FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE plan, you may still be eligible to or 20 percent, or a combination of fect you much in terms of your PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN contribute to an IRA. With a tra- those rates. decisions on buying and selling THE ATTACHED MAPS; providing for codification; AND PROVIDING FOR AN ditional IRA, your contributions Consider municipal bonds. If stocks or investing in companies EFFECTIVE DATE. may be fully or partially deduct- you’re in one of the higher tax that may pay dividends. It’s still a ible, depending on your income brackets, you may benefit from good idea to consult with your tax Future Land Use Amended: from AG (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total level; with a Roth IRA, contribu- investing in municipal bonds. advisor on how the totality of the approximately 91.716 (+/-) acres. tions are not deductible, but your The interest on these bonds is new laws will affect you. earnings can grow tax-free, pro- typically free of federal taxes Ultimately, your investment vided you’ve had your account at and possibly even state and local decisions shouldn’t be driven only least five years and you don’t start taxes. Interest from some types of by tax implications — nonethe- taking withdrawals until you’re municipal bonds may be subject less, it doesn’t hurt to take steps 59 1/2. to the alternative minimum tax to become a tax-smart investor. Follow a “buy-and-hold” strat- (AMT). However, because of the This article was written by Ed- egy. You can’t control the price new tax laws, the AMT exemp- ward Jones for use by your local movements of your investments, tion amounts were increased sig- Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Certain drugs can slow glaucoma progress DEAR DR. ROACH: What Language and Hearing Associa- can be done to slow down glau- tion. Future Land Use Amended: from AG (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total coma? Mine went from bad to Third, be prepared to spend approximately 37.61 (+/-) acres. worse. Isn’t there any medication some money. Good hearing aids or surgery to stop it? — A.H. are expensive. More expensive ANSWER: Glaucoma is an doesn’t always mean better, but eye disease caused by damage most of my readers felt that the to the optic nerve, usually due to money they spent on hearing aids elevated pressure inside the eye. was well worth it. I’m sure there There are several types of glau- are some great ones, and some coma, but the most common in patients are using their drops (if not as great. Many veterans wrote older adults is open-angle glau- appropriate) regularly and seeing me to tell me about their (mostly) coma, where the pressure inside their ophthalmologist, since there good experiences at the Depart- the eye is high, probably due to can be problems with compliance, ment of Veterans Affairs. increased fluid production com- especially in a usually asymptom- Fourth, try many models. Some bined with decreased outflow. atic condition like glaucoma. people prefer in-the-ear, some Acute closed-angle glaucoma is a DR. ROACH WRITES: I over-the-ear. Because it takes a surgical emergency. have received more letters about long time to get used to them, you Open-angle glaucoma, on the hearing loss than I would have need to wear them pretty much Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total other hand, can and should be believed possible. Most of the ad- constantly. Both your ears and approximately 29.53 (+/-) acres treated in order to prevent pro- vice was consistent, so let me re- your brain need time to adjust, so gressive loss of vision. Reducing view what both professionals and be patient. the pressure inside the eye re- people who have been through Finally, several people and a Future Land Use duces the risk of vision loss. This the process of getting hearing aids chapter president wrote to me Amended: from AG can be accomplished through have advised. about the Hearing Loss Asso- (Agriculture) to AG1 medication — usually drops such First, have realistic expecta- ciation of America (www.hear- (Agriculture) – total as prostaglandins, which increase tions about what a hearing aid can ingloss.org) and the benefit they approximately 29.53 fluid outflow, or other drops like do. It does not make your hearing gained from visiting their local (+/-) acres beta blockers, which reduce fluid what it was 50 years ago. Loud chapter and sharing their experi- production. Some drops, like al- noises can be painfully overam- ences. pha blockers, do both, but those plified. Dr. Roach regrets that he is tend to have more side effects Second, find someone who unable to answer individual let- than other treatments. really knows what he or she is ters, but will incorporate them in Glaucoma also may be treated doing. The people whose techni- the column whenever possible. with laser therapy or surgery. cians spent a lot of time teaching, Readers may email questions to Surgery is not usually the initial [email protected] discussing the different options Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total treatment due to a higher risk of and adjusting them after purchase nell.edu. To view and order health approximately 15.01 (+/-) acres complications, but laser treatment were the most satisfied. (The ad- pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall. is sometimes first-line. No -mat justment period can take weeks.) com, or write to Good Health, ter what treatment is used, people A referral from a satisfied friend 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL with glaucoma need careful fol- could be a good place to start. 32803. low-up with the ophthalmolo- Several professionals recom- (c) 2018 North America Synd., Future Land Use gist. Primary-care doctors, like mended that your audiologist be Inc. Amended: from AG myself, should make sure that our certified by the American Speech, All Rights Reserved (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total approximately 15.01 Sheriff to to ‘temporarily fix’ (+/-) acres overcrowding at SRC Jail Johnson explained, “We hope Commissioner Rob William- By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2018 we are wrong, but if the trend son asked if the county could The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled [email protected] continues as it has the last few use Local Option sales tax meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, years, we are looking at prob- monies (LOST) for the project. Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximately 1 week prior to each scheduled Santa Rosa County Sheriff ably 800 inmates this summer at However Commissioner Lane Bob Johnson received a green meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed any one time.” The capacity of Lynchard said that would take ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made light from county commission- the jail is about 650. too long to go through the LOST by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming ers at their meeting last week The cost would be approxi- committee for approval. “I sug- before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of in Tiger Point to go ahead with mately $733,569, commission- gest we just go with the recom- proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim retrofitting the old work release record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon ers reported, to get the work mendation of staff and use the which their appeal is to be based. building near the county jail release building ready for 120 county budget fund balance for inmate housing. This is be- inmates. There needs to be secu- funds so they can move forward Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable ing recognized as a “temporary rity, and bunks and tables, and quickly.” modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, fix” to the jail overcrowding medical personnel and deputies Commissioners voted unani- Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, this summer while commission- assigned. It would be for mini- mously to go ahead with that 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. ers work on a larger expansion mum security inmates, the sher- funding and retrofitting the project for the actual jail. iff said. building. Legal 43045 Gulf Breeze News 5/17/18 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 17, 2018 9A Kariher will attend Interlochen Arts Camp INTERLOCHEN, Mich. -- tors and produce hundreds of Cole Kariher, 16, of Gulf Breeze presentations each summer in has been accepted and will at- dance, theatre, creative writing, tend Interlochen Arts Camp, visual arts, music and film. the world’s premier summer Among the distinguished arts program for aspiring artists camp alumni are Norah Jones, grades in 3 through 12. Kariher, singer Josh Groban, members of the son of Jules and Christopher the band OK Go, Rufus Wain- Kariher, will study jazz at the wright, opera and concert sopra- camp. no Jessye Norman, conductor Kariher attends Gulf Breeze Loren Maazel, jazz pianist Eldar, High School and is a member of actor Anthony Rapp, cartoon- the Soundwave Marching Band, ist Cathy Guisewite and many the Symphonic Band, the Jazz more. Approximately 10 percent Band and the Indoor Percussion of the nation’s professional or- Group. Kariher plays the tenor chestra musicians have roots at saxophone and was a member Interlochen and the alumni com- of the All-State Middle School munity has been awarded nearly Honors Band in 2015. A consis- 100 Grammy Awards. tent superior ranked band mem- In addition to hundreds of ber, Kariher plans to double ma- performances, presentations jor in music and political science and readings by young artists, in college. Interlochen brings leading art- Interlochen Arts Camp at- ists and performers to the north- tracts students, faculty and staff ern Michigan campus. In recent from all 50 U.S. states and more years, guest artists have includ- than 40 countries. These 2,500 ed Joshua Bell, Josh Groban, the Cooper Carlock took top prize in Santa Rosa County’s sixth-grade artists fill Interlochen’s north- Decemberists, the Avett Broth- division of the 4H Tropicana Speech Competition. He also won last Cole Kariher plays the tenor saxophone in the Gulf Breeze High woods campus with an explo- ers, Olga Kern, Harry Connick year. School Soundwave Band. He will attend the prestigious Interlochen sion of creativity. Student-artists Jr., Trace Adkins, Branford Mar- Arts Camp this summer. learn from world-class instruc- salis and many more. Gulf Breeze student In Brief wins Tropicana The Citadel Georgia State University, an Approximately 30 percent of Kappa Phi each year. Member- commissions newest enterprising urban public re- Belmont’s 8,080 students quali- ship is by invitation only and re- Speech Contest search university, is a national fied for the Spring 2018 Dean’s quires nomination and approval Army officer Eric Larsen leader in graduating students List. by a chapter. Only the top 10 Cooper Carlock from Gulf County participated in the Uni- from widely diverse back- percent of seniors and 7.5 per- Breeze Middle School won first versity of Florida 4H Tropicana CHARLESTON, S.C. — Ca- grounds. Hope Zalar elected SGA cent of juniors are eligible for place in the sixth-grade divi- Speech Contest with fourth- dets joining the Army upon The student body of nearly senator at Troy Univ. membership. Graduate students sion of the Santa Rosa County grade, fifth-grade and sixth- graduation at The Citadel took 52,000 demonstrates that stu- in the top 10 percent of the num- 4H Tropicana Speech Competi- grade divisions. their commissioning oath on dents from all backgrounds can ber of candidates for graduate tion that took place May 11. His Cooper took home first place Friday, May 4, in McAlister TROY, ALA. — Hope Zalar achieve at high rates with unsur- of Gulf Breeze will serve as a degrees may also qualify, as do speech was entitled “American in this competition last year for Field House. The cadets were passed connections to the city’s faculty, professional staff and Unity.” Gulf Breeze Elementary School officially sworn in as officers Student Government Associa- business, government, nonprofit tion Senator at Troy University alumni who achieved scholarly Ten schools in Santa Rosa in the fifth-grade division. during the South Carolina Corps and cultural organizations. distinction. of Cadets commencement cer- during the 2018-19 academic year at the Troy campus. Zalar emony on Saturday, May 5. Eric Elliott Williams elected Larsen of Gulf Breeze is one of was elected during the spring Navarre more than 100 Army officers Samford SGA officer 2018 semester. commissioned in The Citadel Troy University’s Student Class of 2018. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Government Association rep- Church of the Nazarene — Samford University recently resents the Troy student body Gill graduates from held elections for 2018-19 Stu- within the university adminis- We will be holding a special dent Government Association tration and the community. SGA Coastal Carolina U. organizational meeting for officers. advocates the interests of Troy those who are interested in CONWAY, S.C. — Approxi- Elliott Williams of Gulf students and works to better mately 1,183 students were Breeze was recently elected Jus- the student experience through learning about the new eligible to walk in Coastal Caro- tice. Williams is a Political Sci- community events and opportu- Nazarene Church in Navarre, lina University’s graduation ex- ence major. nities. Sunday, May 27 at 9:30 a.m. ercises, held on campus at the The SGA represents and HTC Student Recreation Center promotes student interest in Local Residents First Service and Convocation Center in three the decision-making process of separate ceremonies May 4-5. inducted into Samford University by cultivat- Phi Kappa Phi Sunday, June 3 at 9:30 a.m. Christian Gill from Navarre ing and maintaining leadership earned a bachelor of arts degree among students. The SGA also 6845 Navarre Parkway, Navarre in communication. develops, coordinates and ex- BATON ROUGE, LA. — ecutes activities and services for The following local residents across from the Holley by the Sea Sunrise entrance. Manderson wins the benefit of students. were recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, Honors College Global for more information, call Nicholas Lloyd achieves the nation’s oldest and most se- Experience Grant lective collegiate honor society Dean’s List at Belmont for all academic disciplines. (850) 826-1140 ATLANTA, GA. — Claudia Frances Hoffman of Pensaco- Manderson, an Actuarial Sci- NASHVILLE, TENN. — la Beach was initiated at Auburn [email protected] ence major from Gulf Breeze Nicholas Lloyd of Gulf Breeze University. (32563), has been awarded the qualified for the Spring 2018 Karol Rodriguez-Perez of Navarre Nazarene Pastor Gary and Rita Monk Global Experience Grant. Dean’s List at Belmont Univer- Gulf Breeze was initiated at The Global Experience Grant sity in Nashville. Eligibility is University of West Florida. awards financial support for stu- based on a minimum course load These residents are among dents who have been selected of 12 hours and a quality grade approximately 30,000 students, for the Honors College London point average of 3.5, with no faculty, professional staff and Gulf Breeze Internship program. grade below a C. alumni to be initiated into Phi High School

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The event was A Night to Shine, and it happenedbe safe &RXQW\6KHULII¶VRI¿FHUZKRZDVThe celebration has undergone a calendar on duty at Milton High School Friday night, Feb. 9, at Gulf Breeze’s Community Life Harbortown Unit 35 change for 2018 and will include live bands that was told about a prank where a In wake of Parkland� tragedy, people can enjoy from their lawn chairs or blan-that Church for the second year in a row. Simultaneously, student knocked on a classroom TO SPONSOR NHWVDVWKH\ZDLWIRUWKH¿UHZRUNVVKRZ7KHUHNHWVDVWKH\ZDLWIRUWKH¿UHZRUNVVKRZ7KHUH around the nation, the Tim Tebow Foundation orches- door and loudly yelled, “School District establishes School will also be a laser tag obstacle course of 59 Tim Tebow Foundation orches- 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy #35 shooter,” three times. When the be a laser tag obstacle course of trated events that many disabled adults look forward ³SLHFHV´ZLWK¿YHPHPEHUVRQRSSRVLQJWHDPV59 teacher opened the door, the stu- to their entire lives: a carefree night of havingSecurity fun with Task Force participating in an exciting round of laser tag. dent was found standing in the friends. hallway, laughing. The festival’s fun zone will have a variety of kid and teen-friendly activities operating throughoutof kid Local organizers spent weeks collecting sequined By Pam Brannon The juvenile student was im- Gulf Breeze News © 2018 mediately taken into custody. the day,day, including knockerball, bounce houses, a JRZQVDQGWX[HGRVDUUDQJLQJ¿WWLQJVGHFRUDWLQJWKH [email protected] The student was charged withcorn holehole competitioncompetition andand freefree playplay andand aa rock venue, making plans for transportation, working with rock The Santa Rosa County School District has been busy over disturbing the peace-school volunteers and caregivers, getting communitythe mem- past two weeks working at trying to make the county’s See Spring FestPage 3A function, a second degree mis- » bers to donate items and then cleaning it all up.schools safer. Assistant Superintendent Joey Harrell told Gulf demeanor. After a couple of days of rest, they are beginningBreeze Newsto this week, “We have been working over the past The Santa Rosa County Sher- couple weeks at some immediate things we could implement to Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 LII¶V 2I¿FH DQG WKH 6DQWD 5RVD plan for the next event in 2019. GB man make our schools hardened – safer – and looking at some longer County School Board have a range issues, too.” Zero Tolerance Policy related to See More Photos See More Photos PageHarrell 5A said one of the improvements recently made was at these types of incidents. stole $8M Gulf Breeze» Elementary with a state-of-the-art security camera Gulf Breeze, Florida system. “The other Gulf Breeze schools have security camera STUDENT SPOTLIGHT! systems too that do a good job. But this system is the most up to from charity date, with Internet connection and all,” Harrell said. “So far this Caught by school year, we have put about $450,000 in new security camera � Masinos could face 35 systems in our county schools.” a red light Citizen He said they also have made the decision to lock all non-es- years in prison Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News sential doors at the schools and all classrooms. “EachCentral school has camera? a different way it operates, so each school has to be looked at After an eight-dayPKs jury trial, sink Larry L. Masino, soccer ’ship individually. And we realize this will cause some real inconve- 67, ofof GulfGulf BreezeBreeze andand DixieDixie L.L. Masino,Masino, 65, of of the nience for some people. Look at Gulf Breeze High, fortimes example, y Pensacola wereMerritt convicted Island late goalier yesterday Jordan in the65, of Tomberlein (right, 19) punches a free kick where the students go outside to get to places like the band room. B Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2018 U.S. Districtout Court before in Pensacola Mya Swinton of wire fraud(11) couldthe get a head on it during the 3A state There are also a lot of dual enrollment students at Gulf Breeze [email protected], championship operating an illegal game gambling Fridaywire busi- fraud in Deland. Merritt Island won the game in High who park lots of different places off campus, as well as on campus. They leave and arrive at all different times. Itaren’t can be a Confession time: Since mov-ness and moneypenalty laundering kicks. conspiracy. Look for moreIn addi-busi- on pages Year1, 4-5C. tough call ing to Pensacola in April 2017tion, Larry L. Masino was convicted of 18In counts addi- as to what doors to lock. But the safety of our students has to be priority number one now,” Harrell said. and coming to work at Gulf of money laundering, and Dixie L. Masino wascounts a-changin’ www.gulfbreezenews.com convicted of 20 counts of money laundering. wasThe Breeze News, I have twice been Schultz-Battle See “caught” by one of three red verdict wasBack announced by toChristopher the P. Canova, Thedrawing board Securing Page 2A » light cameras in town. United States Attorney for the Northern DistrictCanova, wins Rotary Florida Senate rejects I was blissfully unaware ofof the Florida. fact that Gulf Breeze employed Larry for andand Dixie Dixie Masinohiking Masino owned owned and and oper- opertrails Clubin GB award proposal to put entire WKH FDPHUDV WKH ¿UVW WLPH WKHated Racetrack Bingo Inc. in Fort Walton Beach, - By mishap occurred, and I thoughtwhich purported to conductGlenda Bingo C audlegames andBeach, pro- without intruding on wetlands in the area. state in Eastern zone I could drive the same way folksvide Gulf Breeze News© 2018 the [email protected] to a group of local charities CouncilKerry member Anne Schultz-Battle Renee Bookout and May in 10A May 17, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Roundabouts may alleviate traffic flow problems » Continued from Page 1A spot with the traffic light at Ft. Pickens struction yet. Road – zero. But with “I would like to see what the actual the roundabouts, you design would look like and then we can will have accidents,” make a decision whether to go forward Campanella said. with that construction or not,” Karen SRIA board mem- Sindel said. ber Bridgette Brooks The county was said, “One of those looking for some roundabouts is sup- kind of recom- posed to be a dual mendation from lane, which are known the SRIA, send- to cause more crashes ing the county’s and accidents.” project manager Board member David Forte to the Janice Gilley asked SRIA meeting to the engineers who give a presenta- Campanella would be working on tion on where the the project when the plan stands and what would be done roundabouts and un- Photos by Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News in the future, if approved. There was derpasses would be standing room only for more than 120 built. A capacity crowd came to hear the SRIA debate the new traffic plan, which includes roundabouts minutes while Forte spoke and SRIA “It’s important for and pedestrian tunnels. board members questioned and debat- us to understand ex- RIGHT: David Forte, Escambia County’s project supervisor for the traffic plan for Pensacola Beach, crophone asked why a parking garage ed the future plans for roundabouts and actly what you are answers questions from the SRIA board. is not included in the plan. pedestrian underpasses. Then residents saying when you said The response was that most people and business owners streamed to the the project would be traffic light that would be replaced by engineers — that if you have the traf- protested against a parking garage on microphone to support, object or ques- built during the off season. What do roundabouts. fic light when you come onto the is- the beach. tion the plan. you consider off season? We don’t “I’ve lived here 40 years and the land, you will have a back-up over two Forte also told the crowd that the Phase 1 is being completed. It in- have much of an off season any more worst congestion is traffic coming up bridges. They said you have two bottle county now has an advanced technol- volves Casino Beach’s new entrance out here.” to the island. It is the back-up on that necks here, with the toll booth and the ogy system and they have been trying and some parking and Circle K en- When the engineer responded that bridge and the road from Gulf Breeze. traffic light. All the engineers said you for several weeks to make the traffic trance improvements. the plan is for the two roundabouts Once we get on the island, we don’t need to separate pedestrians from vehi- light turn green faster when there is a SRIA board member Thomas Cam- and three pedestrian underpasses to be have a huge congestion problem, just cles, also. This plan does that with the busy period of traffic coming across panella told the crowd, “Your commis- built between Labor Day and Memo- a parking problem. roundabouts for vehicles and then the the beach. sioner pledged his District 4 Local Op- rial Day, Gilley quickly responded, And you could put 400 new park- underpasses for pedestrians and gets He said someone sitting in an of- tions Sales Tax (LOST) monies of $10 “Oh, my gosh – No. I’m not trying ing places out here and during peak rid of the traffic light,” Rinke said. fice in Pensacola can actually view the million to this project and asked the to be ugly, but that is a busy time and times like Blue Angels weekend and David Forte said, “Even if we were traffic coming off the bridge and make other commissioners to pledge money, would cause a big problem. We look the Fourth of July, you will still have a to proceed with the design part of Phase the light turn green faster during those too. But that is a hollow pledge. He is at our off season maybe between the parking problem.” 3, it would be this fall before it would peak times. He said it seems to be leaving the commission and there are week after Thanksgiving and then to Business owner and developer Rob- be done. Then the big question would working for less back-up and smoother at least six people running for his seat. the second week of January. We don’t ert Rinke addressed the board, saying, be funding for the project, if everyone traffic flow so far. I doubt that those people would all be want to shut down the beach any time, “This project actually started about agreed to go forward.” Gilley said, “With everything I have willing to pledge to give up all of their and this might just do that. And lots eight years ago. I was on the commit- The cost of Phase 3 with the round- said so far, I want to make clear I am $10 million of LOST funds for the dis- of people have brought up the con- tees and we had two sets of engineers abouts and underpasses would be about in favor of roundabouts as a beautifica- trict for special projects if they get into cern about emergency vehicles, not and have two sets of plans before these $12.7 million. tion to the beach. But I am concerned his seat after the election. So there is just during construction, but using the — and we paid about $800,000 for Forte said he has received about about the construction time. Since it no guarantee that that money will even roundabouts. Will these accommodate plans that sit on the shelf. The last plan $1.34 million so far from LOST funds will take about six to seven months, it be there for construction of this plan.” large trucks like fire trucks?” we saw was going to cost $70 million, for Phase 1 and is asking the county will shut down the beach and we have Campanella is against the round- She was assured by the engineers so we said we cannot do that. Now commission for $2.4 million from the to think about the businesses out here. abouts and has been very vocal against that emergency vehicles would be able these engineers have come up with a 2019 budget to build Phase 2. I think we should give the new tech- them since the concept was first pre- to use them without difficulty. plan that all three phases will just cost “For all three phases to be complet- nology for the traffic light a chance to sented last year. Campanella stressed more than $13 million. ed, it will cost about $18 million to $20 work and take another look at this by “Also, I would like to point out that once that the problem with the traffic “Sitting on these committees, I al- million,” he said. the end of the peak season and see if there have been zero accidents at that back-ups was not on the island or the ways heard the same thing from all the Two residents who spoke at the mi- it helped.”

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Oriole Beach Elementary students are Reviving Deadman’s Island Whoever said learning is no day at the beach was not a student at Oriole Beach Elementary. On Thursday, May 10, 152 students went to Deadman’s Island to learn why this historic slip of land needs protection from erosion. They helped to plant deep- rooted sea oats that will hold the Protecting vulnerable sand in place. shoreline is hard work, but it is better than a day in Heather Reed, a scientist who works to protect Deadman’s Island, said, the classroom. “Our dunes not only provide protection to the marsh, but hurricane protection, as well. The plant mesh we use will catch sand and hold the plants along the slope. It is a multi-phase project because it takes a while for dunes to build. We also planted shoreline plants and learned their importance in protecting our coastal shorelines.” A grant by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation funded the plants, and Teen Socialize With Education coordinated the event. OBE teachers and parents, along with staff from Teen Socialize With Education that included Ric Moore, Kondra Osbourne and Michelle Larue, helped with the event. “Marine biology isn’t just about understanding dolphins and turtles but the entire coastal ecosystem and how to protect marine and terrestrial environments,” Reed said.

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Close to schools, Gulf Breeze schools, spot also has views of the Sound and the Gulf. timeless in appearance, Enter into a classic foyer, open to the living created with DacArt beach, shopping, and parks. restaurants, and shopping. areas, and enjoy the ow of the home, blended architectural stone block 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,937 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,900 sq. ft. with slices of the past and many walls, inside and out. $369,000 MLS# 534222 $325,000 MLS# 532618 modern architectural features. 3BD/3BA, 2,632 SF, The inventor, Ted Dial, is MLS# 532610, $899,500 a sculptor who sought to copy European weathered stone with Jennifer Jackson Jennifer Salina his blended masonry product. This unique residence has been TREY MANDERSON Jackson Mather 850.261.6241 850.261.6241 303.305.9735 featured in magazines to exhibit what can be done to recreate Broker Owner [email protected] old-world charm in the modern world. (850) 393-8739 [email protected] 850-232-4001 16 4 6 • • 11 3 Sugar Bowl Lane | Pensacola Beach 177 CAMELIA ST, GULF BREEZE 300 FAIRPOINT DR. | GULF BREEZE PROPER | $820,000 308 Dolphin St, Gulf Breeze 1081 Lionsgate Lane Gulf Breeze $239,950 Own your own slice of paradise in this well Beautiful Custom home has it all! Traditional/ designed, well-priced, 3 story custom pool home Enjoy the convenience and 4 Beds | 3 Full Baths | 2,584 Sq. Ft. | $525,000 3 Bedrooms, on Santa Rosa Island. e convenient split oor location of Gulf Breeze Proper Coastal style with a twist of Louisiana! 2 Full Baths, 10 plan showcases a dramatic foyer entrance, a in this charming home with a Designed for entertaining and family living! FABULOUS FIND IN PROPER! large open family room with a replace, a formal 1,772 sq. ft. Lawn newly imagined fl oor plan. 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Call Gail Green 850.380.1193 w/G Daniel Green & Associates [email protected] Gulf Breeze 15 503 Fairpoint Drive | Gulf Breeze 1 2 3 30 Sugar Bowl Lane | Pensacola Beach 122 san carlos ave, GULF BREEZE 418 warwick st, GULF BREEZE Situated in the exclusive Sugar Bowl beach 3 beds, 3 baths, 3,550 sq. ft., $950,000 community, this artsy dream-home is truly a In the heart of Gulf Breeze Proper. Welcome to Gulf Breeze Proper. This one-of-a-kind multi- break from the ordinary. Surrounded by woods Hardwood fl oors, huge backyard This pool home is close to all and protected by a dune preserve, this sweet generational home is and 2 car garage. Close to schools, Gulf Breeze schools, spot also has views of the Sound and the Gulf. timeless in appearance, Enter into a classic foyer, open to the living created with DacArt beach, shopping, and parks. restaurants, and shopping. areas, and enjoy the ow of the home, blended architectural stone block 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,937 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,900 sq. ft. with slices of the past and many walls, inside and out. $369,000 MLS# 534222 $325,000 MLS# 532618 modern architectural features. 3BD/3BA, 2,632 SF, The inventor, Ted Dial, is MLS# 532610, $899,500 a sculptor who sought to copy European weathered stone with Jennifer Jackson Jennifer Salina his blended masonry product. This unique residence has been TREY MANDERSON Jackson Mather 850.261.6241 850.261.6241 303.305.9735 featured in magazines to exhibit what can be done to recreate Broker Owner [email protected] old-world charm in the modern world. (850) 393-8739 [email protected] 850-232-4001 16 4 6 • • 11 3 Sugar Bowl Lane | Pensacola Beach 177 CAMELIA ST, GULF BREEZE 300 FAIRPOINT DR. | GULF BREEZE PROPER | $820,000 308 Dolphin St, Gulf Breeze 1081 Lionsgate Lane Gulf Breeze $239,950 Own your own slice of paradise in this well Beautiful Custom home has it all! Traditional/ designed, well-priced, 3 story custom pool home Enjoy the convenience and 4 Beds | 3 Full Baths | 2,584 Sq. Ft. | $525,000 3 Bedrooms, on Santa Rosa Island. e convenient split oor location of Gulf Breeze Proper Coastal style with a twist of Louisiana! 2 Full Baths, 10 plan showcases a dramatic foyer entrance, a in this charming home with a Designed for entertaining and family living! FABULOUS FIND IN PROPER! large open family room with a replace, a formal 1,772 sq. ft. Lawn newly imagined fl oor plan. You’ll love the Quaint New Orleans Courtyard, dining room, and a bright, fully equipped eat-in Perfect setup for multi-generational 1401 Players Club Circle | Gulf Breeze kitchen. French doors lead to spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,850 sq. ft. maintenance included Additional Offi ce, Bonus Room and Private living in one of the most desirable 5 BD / 3.5 BA | 3,532 SF | $569,900 | MLS #530851 covered deck, overlooking $339,000 MLS# 531215 with HOA dues. a sparkling gunite pool. Upstairs Guest area! and convenient The screened pool overlooking the golf course makes everyday feel like a vacation! 4BR 3.5BA 3828 Sq.Ft. MLS #535798 5 MLS #533647 3BD/2.5BA, 2,484 SF, Jennifer Ashley locations. Sherlyn Waghalter MLS# 535458 $679,500 Jackson Divin Angela Hileman, Sales Associate Broker/Owner | RE/MAX Hall of Fame 850.261.6241 850.291.3769 Terri Davidson Kerrin Kostelic Coldwell Banker Residential RE 836 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze, FL [email protected] [email protected] Located in the Publix Shopping Center 850.982.9828 (850) 417-0664 (Cell) (850) 677-8008 (O ce) RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 850.380.3379 850-449-4242 | [email protected] | DiscoverNorthwestFlorida.com 850-232-4001 7 9 12 13 17 5 BR/3 BA LAKEFRONT & SCREENED IN POOL 5 Sugar Bowl Lane | Pensacola Beach 207 S. SunSet blvd, GULF BREEZE $375,000 961 Aquamarine Dr. | Gulf Breeze OODLAWN AY ULF REEZE 5716 east bay blvd, GULF BREEZE Going up! Your elevator will take you to a life of 3,145 SF • $669,999 996 Coronado Ct., Gulf Breeze 1513 W W , G B Nostalgic neighborhood in MLS# 531244 Beautiful Waterfront Property, luxury in this well decorated, well priced, upscale BEAUTIFUL HOME - A MUST SEE! 4 Bedroom | 3 Bath | $279,000 | 2,031 Sq. Ft. beach beauty located in the exclusive Sugar Bowl Gulf Breeze Proper is where you This is true Florida living at it’s Custom Built Home, have great access to owning a GREAT HOME at an affordable Preserve on Pensacola Beach. Mixed with antiques best. Walk right out of your back Great Value, and modern, you’ll love the décor which comes lifestyle. Walk or ride your bike to top door to your gorgeous enclosed price in the highly desirable Overlooking East Bay! with the house. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 3 Bdr | 3 Ba | 2,273 sq. ft. rated schools! 4 Bedroom, pool area where you can relax or Woodlawn Heights subdivision! 4 Bd / 5 BA 4,431 Sq. Ft. 1,766 Sq. Ft., MLS# 535493, $729,900 3 Bath, 2,150 Sq. Ft. MLS# 533373 jump right on your boat from your 8 New Price $399,900 Front entry features a sunny $845,000 MLS# 521816 private dock/boat lift where you Beautiful Arthur Rutenburg gated courtyard. Ed Giery III will be out in the sound and to the Custom Home on cul-de-sac. The McGee Team! 205-746-6054 Karen Pace Gulf of Mexico in no time. Jennifer Keenan, Broker Associate Elizabeth Kyle 850.712.0270 850.380.1193 (850) 449-9432 Carrie Carver 850-764-2289 McGee McGee [email protected] Call Gail Green [email protected] 850.501.4023 850.450.0891 w/G Daniel Green & Associates [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 850-932-4102

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Beachfront property owners and cates, a not-for-profit organiza- beach visitors can help nesting turtles and tion whose mission is to educate hatchlings by turning off or shielding lights and inform leaseholders, public that are visible from the beach at night. officials and other interested “People’s efforts to keep our beaches as parties about important matters dark as possible at night, without affect- affecting Pensacola Beach, is ing human safety, can make a tremendous hosting a town hall public meet- difference for nesting sea turtles,” said ing May 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 Robbin Trindell, head of the Florida Fish p.m. at the Pensacola Beach and Wildlife Conservation Commission • Clear the way at the end of the Community Church. (FWC) sea turtle management program. day — Beach furniture, canopies, boats The meeting will address the “Female sea turtles and their hatchlings and toys left behind on the sand may be- increasing number and size of can be disturbed or confused by artificial come obstacles that block nesting and event/party houses operating in light, whether it comes from a house, a hatchling turtles. Fill in any holes dug in residential neighborhoods, and Intersection improvements begin flashlight or a cell phone camera.” the sand. residents and leaseholders are Sea turtle nesting is starting now on • Help hatchings home by leaving encouraged to come to share in Casino Beach Parking Lot beaches from the Gulf Coast, including them alone — Do not handle hatchlings their experiences. northwest Florida, to the state’s north- crawling toward the water. Any interfer- For more information, visit Construction of intersection improvements within the Casino Beach parking east Atlantic coast and from Miami-Dade ence or disturbance by people, such as the organization’s website at lot began Monday, May 14, on Pensacola Beach. The improvements will allow motorists to enter the main parking area from the parking lot in County south to the Keys. Nesting began getting too close or taking flash photos, in- www.pbadvocates.org front of the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Substation and will provide earlier in March along Florida’s southeast creases the chances the hatchlings will get enhanced signage and pavement markings for guidance. The construction Atlantic Coast from Brevard County south confused, go in the wrong direction and Pensacola Beach is anticipated to last three weeks. However, no construction will occur during to Broward County. not reach the ocean quickly. That makes Advocates Meeting the Memorial Day weekend, Thursday, May 24, through Monday, May 28. Florida is a critically important desti- them vulnerable to dehydration, exhaus- Thursday, May 31 The parking lot will function in a circular configuration in order to improve traffic movement within the lot. nation for nesting sea turtles. More log- tion and predators. As with all wildlife, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. gerhead turtles nest here than anywhere watching from a distance is best. Pensacola Beach Visitors will be able to access both Casino Beach parking lots during construction, but intermittent lane closures will be in effect. else in the continental United States, with Buildings and other structures along the Community Church Drivers are asked to exercise caution in the area while the work is completed. nearly 97,000 loggerhead nests counted beach that need lights for human safety statewide during the 2017 nesting season. can be lit with long wavelength amber Leatherback and green sea turtles also nest LED bulbs in a downward-directed, well- in significant numbers in Florida. shielded fixture that is not visible from the SRIA tables million-dollar What are the basics of being sea turtle- beach. The FWC tests lights were submit- friendly? ted by manufacturers to see if they meet • It’s a sea turtle night, turn off the our “Keep it long (wavelength), Keep it rest room bid at Portofino light — After sundown, turn off any lights low (lumens and mounting height) and not necessary for human safety. Use long Keep it shielded” requirement. Approved iums. Rinke had said the rest rooms and Park West, we could probably wavelength amber LED lamps for lights fixtures are less likely to impact nest- By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2018 would be open to the public, not just squeak out the cost from the budget. that must stay lit, and shield lights so they ing or hatchling sea turtles. The agency [email protected] Portofino beach goers. Rinke has a But with this design we are looking are not visible from the beach. Remember maintains a list of these certified wildlife- fund for beach beautification he pays at a shortfall of at least $286,000. to close shades or curtains. friendly fixtures so property owners along A rest room proposed by Portofino to the Island Authority, and execu- We could ask the engineers to scale • Sea turtles get lost in the light Florida’s coastlines can easily find options developer Robert Rinke for Pensacola tive director Paolo Ghio said there is back.” — On the beach at night, don’t take flash that work for human and sea turtle safety. beach may not get built as proposed $751,430 left in that fund. Ghio said, Karen Sindel said, “If we don’t photos or use bright cell phones or flash- The list is available at MyFWC.com/Con- since it would cost over $1 million. “We have already spent $88,000 for have the money to do this, then we lights. servation by clicking on “How You Can The Santa Rosa island Authority put architectural and engineering plans. need to take a step back and ask, ‘do • Sea turtles are protected and must Conserve,” “Wildlife Lighting” and then an indefinite hold on the project last We put a request for bids out to con- we really need to build this restroom?’ be respected — Stay back and give sea “Certified.” week, saying with almost $300,000 struct the building, and the lowest bid We have limited parking and then we turtles space if you see one on the beach at The FWC works to conserve Florida in short fall of funds they don’t have we received was $810,000. build a million dollar bathroom we night. Don’t touch a nesting turtle, because sea turtles, including coordinating nesting the money to move forward. “This bathroom would cost over a really don’t need doesn’t make sense. it may leave the beach without nesting if beach survey programs around the state. The rest room was supposed t be million dollars, “ Ghio said. Bottom line is: we simply don’t have disturbed. Remember, it is illegal to harm People can help by reporting sick, injured, state of the art and match the architec- Ghio said, “If we looked at build- the money” or disturb nesting sea turtles, their nests, entangled or dead sea turtles to the FWC’s ture style of the Portofino condomin- ing a bathroom like those at Park east The project was tabled. eggs or hatchlings. Wildlife Alert Hotline: 1-888-404-3922,

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS head coach Chelsea McGehee talks to her team after the Lady Dolphins’ 9-0 loss to West Florida in a regional semifinal May 8. West Florida gets their revenge Questionable grand slam puts game out of reach; season ends with 9-0 loss

BY JASON THOMPSON The Lady Jags scored three in the second, two “The combination of the physical and our Gulf Breeze News © 2018 in the third and four in the fifth off a questionable mental errors, we didn’t put ourselves in a po- [email protected] grand slam, but the game seemed to have been sition to win,” head coach Chelsea McGehee Two weeks ago, the GBHS Lady Dolphin decided before then as they beat Gulf Breeze 9- said. “When we had baserunners, we strand- softball team played a near-flawless game to 0 to advance to a regional final Friday against ed them. We made some mental errors, like beat West Florida (on their home field) to win Clay. Clay beat West Florida 5-1. diving for balls we shouldn’t have. The miss- the District 1-6A championship. The Lady Jags improved to 18-10 on the ing cutoffs ... we can’t get away with that Last week, West Florida returned the favor year with the win, while Gulf Breeze finished when we play a team that good.” (on GBHS’ home field). the season 16-12. See Softball, Page 5C »

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Second baseman Alyssa Lewter (left) tries to make a leaping catch, while catcher Taylor Baker (right) tags a runner out at home during GBHS’ 9-0 loss to West Florida last week.

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Friday, May 18 6:05 PM Los Angeles Dodgers at Washington Nationals MLBN* 6:10 PM Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets MLBN* Submitted Photo Tourney runners up Saturday, May 19 The Gulf Breeze Wave 13-under team took second at the Skip Bertman Classic on May 6. They are (front, from left): Grayson Bernicken, 12:07 PM Oakland Athletics at Toronto Blue Jays FS1 Quentin Renfroe, Jacob Pinardo, CJ Kovach, Logan Ware, Kaden Chapman and (back row, from left) Head Coach Randy Renfroe, Nick Oakland Athletics at Toronto Blue Jays FOX De Reder, Assistant Coach Brandon Johnson, Alex Cross, Thomas Koch, Patrick Freemen, Steven Milleson and CJ Coogle. 3:05 PM Colorado Rockies at San Francisco Giants MLBN* 3:10 PM Cleveland Indians at Houston Astros MLBN* 2B: Jeya Prasad, Kianua Watson Roger Scott - Del Gallo 21 12/12 Roger Scott - Emerson 32 14/14 6:10 PM Baltimore Orioles at Boston Red Sox MLBN* 3B: Amanda Klemm Gulf Breeze - Farmer 17 12/12 P’cola Ath. Ctr. - Hassell 30 14/14 6:15 PM New York Yankees at Kansas City Royals MLBN* Baseball HR: Mackenzee McBride 2 Gulf Shores - Majors 17 12/12 Roger Scott - Hattaway 24 14/14 SB: Morgan Parks, Mackenzie Roger Scott - Vigo 18 14/14 Sunday, May 20 Varsity Flight 2 HBTS - Whigham 9 14/14 12:35 PM Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves MLBN* Region 1-6A Semifinal Meredith, Amanda Klemm May 8 - Gulf Breeze Team Pts/Wks Los Angeles Dodgers at Washington Nationals MLBN* W. Fla 032 004 0 - 9 12 0 PITCHING Gulf Breeze - Hartley 34 12/12 Flight 6 7:08 PM Cleveland Indians at Houston Astros ESPN West Florida IP H R ER K BB Roger Scott - Rhone 31 12/12 Team Pts/Wks GBHS 000 000 0 - 0 2 2 Jeya Prasad (W) 7 2 0 0 7 1 O. Beach - Scarborough 30 12/12 Gulf Breeze - Dixon 30 12/12 Monday, May 21 BATTING Gulf Breeze - Man 23 12/12 P’cola CC - Butler 30 12/12 Gulf Breeze IP H R ER K BB 7:05 PM New York Yankees at Texas Rangers MLBN* W. Florida AB R H RBI Elle Branton (L) 7 12 9 6 5 6 Roger Scott - Thompson 20 12/12 Gulf Breeze - Early 26 12/12 Amanda Klemm 5 1 3 2 Gulf Shores - Coyne 16 12/12 Gulf Shores - Ragland 24 12/12 7:15 PM Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals MLBN* Kianua Watson 3 1 1 0 P’cola Ath. Ctr. - Ondra 14 12/12 Roger Scott - Buffington 23 12/12 Kenzi Wiley 2 2 0 0 Navy - Heishman 20 12/12 Tuesday, May 22 Mackenzee McBride 5 2 2 6 Flight 3 Roger Scott -Suarez 15 12/12 6:05 PM Cleveland Indians at Chicago Cubs ESPN Jeya Prasad 4 0 1 0 Tennis Team Pts/Wks 9:10 PM Colorado Rockies at Los Angeles Dodgers ESPN Morgan Parks 4 1 2 0 Roger Scott - Manziek 31 12/12 Flight 7 Keyana Norman 4 1 1 0 Jade Halfacre 4 0 2 0 Roger Scott - Dantino 27 11/12 Team Pts/Wks Wednesday, May 23 Mackenzie Meredith 0 1 0 0 Greater Pensacola Women’s O. Beach - Fountain 21 11/12 Orange Beach - Kirby 45 14/14 12:10 PM Arizona Diamondbacks at Milwaukee Brewers Measia Armstrong 3 0 0 0 Tennis League Standings Gulf Shores - Craighead 17 11/12 Gulf Shores - Nelson 31 14/14 MLBN* HBTS - Elliott 16 11/12 Roger Scott - Lochas 29 14/14 McKinzi Kent 0 0 0 0 (Final) 12:15 PM Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals MLBN* P’cola Ath. Ctr. - Norman 25 14/14 Totals 34 9 12 8 Open Division 6:05 PM New York Yankees at Texas Rangers MLBN* Gulf Breeze AB R H RBI Flight 4 Gulf Breeze - Pettit 24 14/14 Team Pts/Wks 7:05 PM Cleveland Indians at Chicago Cubs MLBN* Hannah Feerick 3 0 0 0 HBTS - Gonzalez 34 12/12 Team Pts/Wks Roger Scott - Brown 24 14/14 (*out-of-market only) Alyssa Lewter 2 0 0 0 Roger Scott - Covell 34 12/12 Gulf Breeze - Holt 44 15/15 GB - Ueberschaer 23 14/14 Bri Ballay 1 0 0 0 Roger Scott - McCall 27 12/12 PCC - Klahorst 37 15/15 HBTS - Little 23 14/14 Reagan Raley 2 0 0 0 Roger Scott - Paux 23 12/12 Gulf Breeze - Gray 32 15/15 Taylor Baker 3 0 1 0 Orange Beach - Pfeffle 19 12/12 Roger Scott - McGhee 29 15/15 Flight 8 College baseball on TV Kamryn Hearn 3 0 0 0 Gulf Breeze - Pound 17 12/12 Gulf Shores - Turbyfill 24 15/15 Team Pts/Wks Emily Crowder 2 0 0 0 Gulf Breeze - Leveque 10 12/12 PCC- Tolan 14 15/15 Roger Scott - Ortman 41 14/15 Erin Bailey 1 0 0 0 Flight 1 Roger Scott - Beall 40 14/15 Thursday, May 17 Elle Branton 2 0 1 0 Team Pts/Wks Flight 5 G. Shores - Christopher 36 14/15 Delaney Batte 2 0 0 0 6:00 PM SEC Wildcard ESPNU Roger Scott - Hansford 33 12/12 Team Pts/Wks PCC - Davies 30 14/15 Alex Branton 2 0 0 0 SEC Wildcard SEC Net. Orange Beach - Gilliland 32 12/12 Roger Scott - Barrow 42 14/14 Roger Scott - Burgess 13 14/15 Callie Hargrove 0 0 0 0 P’cola CC - McIntosh 25 12/12 O. Beach - Echterling 36 14/14 Orange Beach - Evans 6 14/15 Amaya Torres - - - - Friday, May 18 Roger Scott - Greskovich 23 12/12 Roger Scott - Mitchell 33 14/14 Totals 23 0 2 0 6:00 PM Wildcard/Bases Loaded SEC Net. SEC Wildcard ESPNU ‘Sweet 16th’ Pink Ribbon Saturday, May 19 11:00 AM SEC Wildcard SEC Net. 2:00 PM SEC Wildcard SEC Net. 3:30 PM SEC Wildcard ESPNU Tennis Tournament fun for all 6:30 PM Penn State at Iowa ESPNU By Mac Knefely “It was so relaxing and we Sunday, May 20 Special to the News just wanted to have fun. I think 11:00 AM SWAC Baseball Championship ESPNU [email protected] that’s how we made it to the Nearly 200 women graced the finals,” said Donna Johnson, Tuesday, May 22 hard and clay courts of Roger who plays out of Shoreline. She 9:30 AM SEC Tournament – First Round SEC Net. Scott Tennis Center in Pensacola and partner Joyce Vondenkamp 1:00 PM SEC Tournament – First Round SEC Net. 4:30 PM SEC Tournament – First Round SEC Net. Friday and Saturday (April 20- battled previous injuries to 8:00 PM SEC Tournament – First Round SEC Net. 21) for the 16th installment of take the Pink Belles Northeast the classic annual Pink Ribbon division with a 5-1 record. Wednesday, May 23 Tennis Tournament. “I’ve never made it this far, 9:30 AM SEC Tournament – Second Round SEC Net. Some cherished playing in and this is my third year of 1:00 PM SEC Tournament – Second Round SEC Net. all the “Pinks” over the years playing, and we’ve never played 4:30 PM SEC Tournament – Second Round SEC Net. — all were on court for a pur- together before. So I’m happy. 8:00 PM SEC Tournament – Second Round SEC Net. pose — to honor those who have It was a great success. And battled, lost lives and even sur- hopefully I can walk tomorrow. vived breast cancer. To be continued,” Johnson said. Nascar on TV This year’s event is much Hunter Strobel, a Gulf Breeze more than just sweet — it will resident who plays at Scott, also Friday, May 18 put the total raised to over the won the Pink Belles Northwest 7:30 PM NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES AT million-dollar mark. Proceeds Division with Hillary Smith. It CHARLOTTE Charlotte Motor Speedway FS1 gathered by Pink Ribbon was Strobel’s first time playing Pensacola and the Krewe du the “‘Pink,” as she played to Saturday, May 19 Yayas go to helping those in honor all who had been dealt a 5:00 PM MONSTER ENERGY OPEN financial need — both women blow by breast cancer. Charlotte Motor Speedway FS1 and men — get mammograms. “We had a blast. It was so Whether they won or not, plenty much fun,” Strobel said. The 7:00 PM MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR ALL-STAR RACE of Gulf Breeze ladies enjoyed pair finished 4-2 overall. “This is Mac Knefely/Special to the News Charlotte Motor Speedway FS1 the fun-filled camaraderie for the definitely my favorite tournament. Donna Johnson (left) and Joyce Vonderkamp won the Northeast Pine Belles Division, finishing 5-1. breast cancer awareness cause. See Pink, Page 3C »

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2018 2018 SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDINGS BLUE 10-GAME HOMESTAND STARTS TONIGHT SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 5-14) NORTH DIVISION (AS OF 5-14) BY JASON THOMPSON Biloxi (MIL) 25-13 - Chattanooga (MIN) 24-14 - WAHOOS Gulf Breeze News Mobile (ARI) 17-19 7.0 Jackson (SEA) 21-16 2.5 [email protected] Mississippi (ATL) 16-22 9.0 Tennessee (CHC) 20-17 3.5 Pensacola (CIN) 16-22 9.0 Birmingham (CWS) 18-19 5.5 SCHEDULE The Pensacola Blue Wahoos Jacksonville (MIA) 15-22 9.5 Montgomery (TB) 15-23 9.0 (ONLY HOME GAMES LISTED) wrapped up a 10-game road trip Wednesday (after the News' deadline) that took them through Birmingham and Biloxi. The Wahoos will play five MAY with Jackson, starting tonight, 17 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM then five with Tennessee, starting 18 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM May 23. #16 19 vs. Jackson, 6:05 PM Birmingham Barons 9, 20 vs. Jackson, 5:05 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 6 21 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM ALBERTI CHAVEZ 23 vs. Tennessee, 6:35 PM (May 7): A six-run eighth was 24 vs. Tennessee, 6:35 PM the difference as the Barons took 5-10, 170 LB. SS 25 vs. Tennessee, 6:35 PM the series opener. AGE: 22 26 vs. Tennessee, 6:05 PM Barons 5, Wahoos 2 (May 27 vs. Tennessee, 6:05 PM A native of Maracaibo, 8): Aristides Aquino went 2-for- Zulia, Venezuela, Chavez was 4, including a solo home run, as signed by Cincinnati Reds to the Wahoos evened the series. a minor league contract on JUNE Birmingham Barons 16, May 31, 2012. 3 vs. Biloxi, 5:05 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 3 Chavez has spent his 4 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM (May 9): Gavin LaValley and entire career in the Reds 5 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM organization. He split time with the Reds' Arizona Fall 6 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Luis Gonzalez homered in the League and Advanced-A Bakersfield for the next three 7 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM late innings for the Wahoos' lone years. He bounced between Bakersfield and Dayton in 13 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM runs. Birmingham scored five in 2016 before being assigned to Pensacola last May 17. 14 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM the first, two in the second and a 15 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM 16 vs. Mobile, 6:05 PM single run in the third. 17 vs. Mobile, 1:05 PM Wahoos 6, Barons 2 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 28 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM (Thursday): Shed Long had two C.J. McElroy puts a ball in play during a recent Wahoos game. 29 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM hits, including a two-run homer 2018 SOUTHERN 30 vs. Mississippi, 6:05 PM in the top of the ninth, while Vladimir Gutierrez struck out six Biloxi Shuckers 1, Pensacola Shuckers 4, Wahoos 1 LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS in six innings to give the Wahoos Blue Wahoos 0 (Saturday): An (Monday): A three-run homer in BATTING (AS OF MAY 14) JULY their first win in the series. RBI single in the bottom of the the eighth gave the Shuckers two TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 1 vs. Mississippi, 5:05 PM Wahoos 7, Barons 6 second was the difference as the straight wins over the Wahoos. Jackson 1269 187 361 24 169 104 306 29 .344 .415 .284 Chattanooga 1211 160 311 26 143 110 259 23 .326 .388 .257 2 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM (Friday): Aquino and Taylor Shuckers took the series opener. Long's third homer in five days 3 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Mobile 1171 156 292 23 143 169 320 37 .350 .363 .249 Sparks both homered, as Jose Pensacola 1246 165 305 26 152 145 336 24 .327 .376 .245 8 vs. Mobile, 5:05 PM Wahoos 6, Shuckers 4 accounted for the lone run, while Biloxi 1234 167 302 30 149 149 303 32 .328 .389 .245 9 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Rafael De Paula coaxed a game- (Sunday): Aquino hit a two-run Anthony DeSclafani struck out Jacksonville 1214 135 297 25 121 123 354 26 .322 .381 .245 10 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM ending ground out with the homer as part of a five-run sixth four in three innings in a rehab Birmingham 1214 166 296 44 158 135 359 17 .324 .413 .244 11 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM bases loaded to give the Wahoos for the Wahoos. Long also added start. Michael Lorenzen also had Mississippi 1216 141 293 17 127 107 337 17 .309 .358 .241 18 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM the win. a solo homer. a strikeout in a rehab outing. Montgomery 1251 160 300 28 147 135 293 47 .319 .390 .240 19 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM Tennessee 1219 159 288 30 144 137 350 33 .319 .365 .236 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:05 PM PITCHING (AS OF MAY 14) 22 vs. Jacksonville, 5:05 PM ROMOTIONS IN AY TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS P M Biloxi 25-13 3.33 5 18 290 147 123 33 139 324 28 vs. Biloxi, 6:05 PM Date Opponent Promotion/Event For 29 vs. Biloxi, 5:05 PM Jackson 21-16 3.37 3 5 290 138 122 20 119 360 Thu, May 17 Generals Thirsty Thursday 30 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Chattanooga 24-14 3.49 2 14 318 147 126 24 123 369 Fri, May 18 Generals FANtastic Friday Jacksonville 15-22 3.70 0 8 310 152 131 44 113 306 31 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM First 2,000 fans at the ballpark on Fridays to get a limited edition Wahoos giveaway item Tennessee 20-17 3.71 1 9 304 153 135 23 129 294 Sat, May 19 Generals Fireworks Saturday (High Pointe Hotels) Montgomery 15-23 3.81 3 8 288 158 141 27 151 304 Sun, May 20 Generals Family Sunday Mississippi 16-22 3.83 4 12 303 172 136 18 173 336 Mon, May 21 Generals Give Back/Military Monday Mobile 18-19 4.05 4 8 286 163 144 17 156 318 AUGUST Active and retired military can enjoy a $1 off Monday game day tickets at the box offi ce. Birmingham 18-20 4.36 2 12 337 177 154 23 119 290 1 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Wed, May 23 Smokies Wahoo Wednesday/Out of School Fireworks Pensacola 16-22 4.52 3 10 319 189 162 44 92 316 2 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM Thu, May 24 Smokies Thirsty Thursday 3 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM Fri, May 25 Smokies FANtastic Friday 4 vs. Montgomery, 6:05 PM Be one of the fi rst 2,000 fans at the ballpark on Fridays to get a limited edition Wahoos giveaway item 5 vs. Montgomery, 5:05 PM Sat, May 26 Smokies Fireworks Saturday 6 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM Sun, May 27 Smokies Family Sunday 14 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM 15 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM PROMOTIONS IN JUNE 16 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM Date Opponent Promotion/Event For 17 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM 18 vs. Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Sun, Jun 3 Shuckers Family Sunday 24 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Mon, Jun 4 Shuckers Give Back/Military Monday 25 vs. Mobile, 6:05 PM Active and retired military can enjoy a $1 off Monday game day tickets at the box offi ce. Tue, Jun 5 Shuckers Tap and Taco Tuesday 26 vs. Mobile, 5:05 PM Wed, Jun 6 Shuckers Wahoo Wednesday 27 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Thu, Jun 7 Shuckers Thirsty Thursday 28 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Wed, Jun 13 BayBears Wahoo Wednesday #19 #2 #37 Thu, Jun 14 BayBears Thirsty Thursday Luis C.J. Robinson Fri, Jun 15 BayBears FANtastic Friday Gonzalez McElroy Leyer Be one of the fi rst 2,000 fans at the ballpark on Fridays to get a limited edition Wahoos giveaway item WENT 12-FOR-33 WENT 5-FOR-16 STRUCK OUT SEVEN SEPTEMBER Sat, Jun 16 BayBears Fireworks Saturday WITH FOUR RUNS WITH SIX RUNS IN FOUR INNINGS 1 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM Sun, Jun 17 BayBears Family Sunday SCORED AND SIX RBIS SCORED OF RELIEF 2 @ Tennessee, 4:30 PM Thu, Jun 28 Braves Thirsty Thursday 3 @ Tennessee, 11:00 AM Fri, Jun 29 Braves FANtastic Friday HONORABLE MENTION #23 Taylor Sparks Be one of the fi rst 2,000 fans at the ballpark on Fridays to get a limited edition Wahoos giveaway item Sat, Jun 30 Braves Fireworks Saturday

Although she didn’t play as “I think it was good—the “It was fabulous — everybody Sue Nast is another co-chair- Former Gulf Breeze High well as she wanted, she still last three years, since the YaYas just had the best energy out here,” person with the YaYas, while School boys tennis coach and Pink had a giant smile, as giving are helping out, I think it’s a Kiker said. “The participation tourney founder Lori Perkins, new Scott co-director of tennis Continue from Page 3C» back was top priority. more well-rounded tournament, was wonderful.” Nelda Segers and Shirley Clark Brock Sakey, along with Pat- It’s the most competitive one “I have several friends because there’s so many more Although not a tennis player are the co-chairs with Pink Rib- rick Bateman, got more of an up I’ve been in—I was out here just who have had breast cancer, volunteers,” Dantino said. “There herself, she supports breast can- bon Pensacola. close and personal experience supporting everybody. We had great so I’m here to support them are so many women out here sup- cer awareness fully. Maurene Linkous, who co- for the first time. weather this weekend and it cooled and for all the other women,” porting this great cause. And the “It does not run in my fam- ordinated the silent auction tent “It was really an honor to be everything off. It was perfect.” said Ortman, who teamed with amount of money we raise for ily, but I have some friends who this year, said there were 119 part of such a special event,” While it was the first time first-time ‘Pink’ player JoAnne this tournament is so amazing.” are battling breast cancer,” Kiker items up for bid. Sakey said. “I’ve heard nothing playing the tournament for some, Hudson. This year’s co-chairperson said. “I personally think the Pink “We not only had donated but good things from everybody.” it was Gulf Breeze resident Rada Kelly Dantino, who also Michele Kiker, with Krewe du Ribbon has grown as far as com- items from the community, but Proceeds for the Pink Ribbon Ortman’s 16th time playing. lives in Gulf Breeze and plays YaYas, continues to be amazed munity support because a lot of from the playing teams as well,” Tennis Tournament will be split That’s right—16-for-16. at Scott, finished 3-1 with by the outpouring of support people came in to buy wristbands Linkous said. between the non-profit Keep- After moving to Gulf Breeze Jennifer Westerheim. It was from both players and onlook- for the meals and all of that—I Linkous also won the Bere ing Abreast Foundation of the in 1999, she wanted to be a part Dantino’s eighth year, and she’s ers alike. That bodes well for the just feel that we sold a lot more Jewelry $2000 shopping spree Krewe du YaYas and Pink Rib- of something near and dear to seen quite an improvement future of the area’s most popular this year than last. I think word of raffle after her name was pulled bon Pensacola’s non-profit Hope her heart. over the past few ‘Pinks’. tennis tournament. mouth is really spreading.” on Saturday. Blooms organization.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The GBHS football team gets set to play an intrasquad scrimmage Thursday at Dolphin Stadium. They will play at Milton against the Panthers for their Spring Game Friday. Dolphins prepare for Spring game at Milton

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Last dance Reagan Raley (14) is consoled by mother DeeDee and sister Mary Catherine Rehm, while Kamryn Hearn (22) is comforted by mother Carina after the Lady Dolphins’ 9-0 loss. Softball season ends with regional semi loss Continue from Page 1C» The Lady Jags got a leadoff triple from Amanda Klemm to lead off the game. But Elle Branton was able to work out of the jam, getting a pop out and a pair of strikeouts. Branton struck out five in the game but also walked six. GBHS went 1-2-3 in the bottom of the first before the Lady Jags took a 3-0 lead in the second. With a runner at first with an out, West Florida’s Keyana Norman hit a ball to left. Kamryn Hearn tried to make a diving catch, but the ball got past her to make it 1-0. Klemm followed with a two- out, two-run single to make it 3-0. Jeya Prasad, who struck out seven and walked only one, gave up the first of her two hits to Taylor Baker in the second. The long single missed being a home run by just a few feet. Cali Hargrove ran for the catcher Baker, getting to second Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News on a Hearn groundout, but was Even in defeat stranded there. The Lady Dolphins hold their traditional post-game prayer with West Florida players after GBHS’ 9-0 loss in the regional semifinals. One of Branton’s six walks, a leadoff pass to Kenzi Wiley, was followed by a two-run homer by Mackenzee McBride. McBride went 2-for-5 with six RBIs in the game. After GBHS went 1-2-3 in the bottom of the third, McBride popped out with two on (both reached on two-out walks) to end the top of the fourth. The Lady Jags had runners on the corners with nobody out in the fifth (double, fielding error), but Branton got a pop out, a fielder’s choice (with a runner thrown out at home) and a fly out to end the inning. Elle Branton’s two-out single in the bottom of the fifth would eventually be the only other hit the Lady Dolphins would get. A leadoff single and two more walks from Branton were followed by a towering fly ball to left by McBride. The ball went over the foul pole and, after a few seconds’ delay, was ruled to be a grand slam. Reagan Raley drew a leadoff walk in the bottom of the seventh, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News but GBHS couldn’t score. Last week’s regional semifinal loss was the final game for (from left) Delaney Batte, Erin Bailey, Alex Branton and five other seniors.

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Real Esate for Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. STATE OF FLORIDA softball wins USSSA sale - Ads start at $17 per week. COUNTY OF SANTA ROSA apartments TO: Any and all unknown minors, heirs, devisees, Call (850) 932-8986 grantees, assignees, trustees, or other claimants claiming by, through, under or against the Estate of ROBERT E. BENTON, Deceased; Any and all unknown minors, heirs, Wind Meadow Apts. devisees, grantees, assignees, trustees, or other claim- Mother’s Day Classic Under New Mgmt! ants claiming by, through, under, or against the Estate of EARNESTLEE BENTON, Deceased; Any and all unknown Rental assistance may minors, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, trustees, or be available. HUD Meadow Dr., Gulf (850) 932-8986 other claimants claiming by, through, under, or against By Jason Thompson vouchers accepted. 1 the Estate of TWAINNA D. PERRITT-HARRIS, Deceased; Gulf Breeze News © 2018 Breeze, FL. Call 850------Any and all unknown minors, heirs, devisees, grant- & 2 BR handicapped 934-3060, TDD/TTY ees, assignees, trustees, or other claimants claiming by, [email protected] & non-handicapped 711. Equal Housing through, under, or against the Estate of ELVIE CHRISTINE accessible apts. COLBY, Deceased; FREDDIE BENTON, heir and lineal de- Opportunity. scendant of ELVIE CHRlSTINE COLBY, Deceased; LESLIE Notice UNder Water, sewer/ E. BENTON, heir of ROBERT E. BENTON, Deceased; Any A handful of Gulf Breeze ------FictitioUs Name Law garbage service Advertise in Gulf and all unknown minors, heirs, devisees, grantees, as- moms got a head start on their provided. 3037 Wind Pursuant to section signees, trustees, or other claimants claiming by, through, Breeze News. Call 865.09, Florida under, or against the Estate of ALLEN R. BENTON, De- Mother’s Day celebration as statutes Notice is ceased; and Any and all unknown minors, heirs, devisees, HereBY GiVeN that the grantees, assignees, trustees, or other claimants claim- their daughters on the Gulf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, undersigned, desiring to ing by, through, under, or against the Estate of LAURA FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Breeze Storm Surge’s 12-under engage in business under L. BENTON-PERRITT, Deceased; and CHARLES BRYNNER the fictitious name of HARRIS, heir of TWAINNA D. PERRITT-HARRIS, Deceased; team won their division at the whose address is 1349 Yellowwood Drive, Sevierville, TN File No. 2018-CP-177 Division: emeraLd coast 37876. USSSA Mother’s Day Classic iNsUraNce adVisors IN RE: ESTATE OF JO ELLEN DAINGERFIELD, Deceased. Saturday at Exchange Park. located at 2642 Hidden YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a estates circle in the mortgage regarding the following property in SANTA NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Storm Surge went county of santa rosa, ROSA County, Florida: in the city of Navarre, a perfect 5-0 on the day, The administration of the estate of JO ELLEN Florida 32566 Commence at the NE comer of Lot 4, DAINGERFIELD, deceased, whose date of death was Jan- beating the Riptide 6-3 in the Fractional Section 25, Township 1 North, Range uary 24, 2018, is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa intends to register the said 29 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; thence S Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of name with the division championship game, a game 00°58’12” W along the East line thereof 886.60 which is 6865 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida 32570. The of corporations of the feet to the Point of Beginning; thence continue that ended at 10:30 p.m. names and addresses of the personal representative and Florida department of state, tallahassee, S 00°58’1211 W 88.0 feet; thence N 84°03’04” the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. Florida. W 338.02 feet; thence N 01 °26’34” E 95.13 Storm Surge 7, West All creditors of the decedent and other persons having feet; thence S 82°50’10” E E 337.93 feet to the claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a Florida Crush 4: Titera Dukes dated at Gulf Breeze, Point of Beginning. copy of this notice is required to be served must file their Florida, this 24th day of and Morgan Kronlage both claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 may, 2018. has been filed against you and you are required to MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION hit two-run singles as the serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on: OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Bryan Van Benthuysen FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR., Esquire, Attorney for Plaintiff, VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Storm Surge won its pool play Boswell &Dunlap LLP, 245 South Central Avenue, Post Of- All other creditors of the decedent and other persons LeGaL 43065 5-17-18 fice Drawer 30, Bartow, FL 33831, within thirty (30) days opener. having claims or demands against decedent’s estate after the first publication of this Notice Of Action, and file must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS the original with the Clerk of this Court either before ser- Kaylee King and Sophie AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS vice on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; oth- NOTICE. Mislevy both had two hits and erwise a default will be entered against you for the relief ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS demanded in the Complaint or Petition. two runs scored in the win. SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DONALD C. SPENCER Storm Surge 12, Panhandle NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Notice UNder FictitioUs Name Law Clerk of Circuit Court ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF- Xtreme 1: Maddy Deroussel P.O. Box 472 TER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Pursuant to section Milton, Florida singled, tripled, scored once The date of first publication of this notice is May 17, 865.09, Florida statutes 2018. and drove in two as the Storm Notice is HereBY GiVeN REQUESTS FOR ACCOMMODATIONS that the undersigned, BY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Attorney for Personal Representative: Surge rolled over the Xtreme. desiring to engage in busi- If you are a person -with a disability who needs any /s/ John S. Bordelon ness under the fictitious accommodation in order to participate in this proceeding, Mislevy singled twice and John S. Bordelon name of you are entitled at no cost to you, to the provision of cer- Attorney-at-Law tain assistance. Please contact Court Administration, ADA scored twice in the win, while Florida Bar Number: 569770 americaN Liaison, Santa Rosa County, 6865 Caroline Street, Milton, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Building 5, Suite 19 commUNicatioNs Dukes hit a triple, scored twice FL 32570; Phone (850)623-3159; fax (850)982-0602; Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 oNLiNe Erika Earl tries to turn a double play during a Storm Surge U14 game. located at 3406 Greeen E-Mail: [email protected], at least 7 days before and drove in one. Telephone: (850) 934-1000 Briar ct. apt a in the your scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon E-Mail: [email protected] county of santa rosa, receiving this notification if the time before the scheduled Kenna King doubled and Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] in the city of Gulf Breeze, appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice scored twice, while Kronlage Florida 32563 impaired, call 711. Personal Representative: singled, drove in a run and /s/ Jeffrey Djerlek intends to register the said Legal 43068 DATED on this 14th day of May, 2018 Jeffrey Djerlek name with the division of Gulf Breeze News scored twice. 5324 Rowe Trail corporations of the Florida 2x 5/17/18 Frederick J. Murphy, Jr., Esquire Pace, FL 32571 department of state, Adrianne Quinlan, Lilly tallahassee, Florida. Boswell & Dunlap LLP Mann and Kaylee King all Post Office Drawer 30 dated at Gulf Breeze, Bartow, FL 33831 singled once and scored once. Florida, this 11th day of E-Service: [email protected] may, 2018. Attorneys for Plaintiff IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Storm Surge 6, Force Fuz- (863) 533-7117 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA ion 2: The Storm Surge scored theresa J morris Fax (863) 533-7255 LeGaL 42291 5-17-18 LEGAL 43069 Gulf Breeze News 2x 5/17/18 four in the first inning on the CASE NO. 2017 CA 000887 way to a quarterfinal win. Kronlage singled, doubled, GULF WINDS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, drove in a run and scored twice, Plaintiff, while Mislevy tripled, scored a vs. run and drove in a run. INVITATION TO BID UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, SANDPIPER VILLAGE PARK - SEAWALL Dukes and Jessi Farrer both ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OF singled once and scored once, PAMELA A. DILLON, DECEASED, ANASTASIA VIOLET AND DOCK REPAIR BURNS, KATHERINE ANNE BURNS, AND UNKNOWN while Quinlan and Mann both TENANT(S), Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commis- sioners is calling for and requesting bids from properly licensed contractors to hit RBI singles. Defendants. provide the construction of the Sandpiper Village Park Seawall and Dock Repair. Storm Surge 2, High ______/ The seawall and Dock repairs shall meet the conditions of the permitted plans and the FDEP permit. Intensity 1: Mislevy’s single NOTICE OF ACTION The project consists of the removal and replacement of 120 linear feet of in the bottom of the sixth TO: seawall along with the removal and replacement of a 1760 square foot dock. scored Katie Hoffman as they All proposals must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier Anastasia Violet Burns service, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 advanced to the title game. 3483 Willow Lane Caroline Street, Suite J, Milton, Florida, 32570; and must be received by 1:00 Kronlage hit two singles and Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 p.m., CST, Tuesday June 5, 2018 at which time will be publicly opened. Sec- ondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid scored the Storm Surge’s other YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mort- responses will be rejected. Only proposals received by the aforestated time and gage on the following real property in Santa Rosa County, date will be considered. All proposals shall be sealed and clearly labeled, “ITB run. Florida: 18-047 SANDPIPER VILLAGE PARK SEAWALL AND DOCK REPAIR”. Sub- Storm Surge 6, Riptide 3: mittals shall include one (1) original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and three LOT 12, BLOCK B, SIXTH ADDITION TO SANTA ROSA (3) copies labeled “COPY”, and one (1) electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF Kaylee King and Mislevy both SHORES, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- format. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE 132, PUBLIC RE- singled, doubled and scored CORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. A pre-bid meeting will be held on Wednesday May 23, 2018 at 10:00 A.M., on site at the Sandpiper Village Park in Gulf Breeze, FL; attendance is strongly twice as the Storm Surge beat has been filed against you and you are required to serve recommended. All interested parties are invited to attend. a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Stephen the Riptide, out of Andalusia, Specifications may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website www.santa- Orsillo, the Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is Post Of- rosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department Ala., to win the title. fice Box 3637, Tallahassee, Florida 32315, within thirty at the above address. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News (30) days after the first date of publication and file the Kronlage hit an RBI single original with the Clerk of this Court either before service Katie Hoffman congratulates Sophie Mislevy for tagging a runner Questions concerning this project should be directed, in writing, to Glenn for the Storm Surge, who on the Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; oth- Bailey at [email protected] prior to May 29, 2018 at 4:30 P. M. out at the plate during a Storm Surge U12 game. erwise a default will be entered against you for the relief battled back from a 3-2 deficit demanded in the Complaint or Petition. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any and all proposals in whole or in part, and to waive all informalities and to with a four-run fourth. Dated this 10th day of May, 2018. qualify firms that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Storm Surge 14s go 1-2 Storm Surge 8, Sudden High Intensity Watts 7, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all seg- Donald C. Spencer, Clerk ments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, High Intensity Watts Impact 4: Ammon went 2- Storm Surge 0: Jazmine As Clerk of the Court including small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvan- 9, Storm Surge 0: Eliza for-2 and drove in a run, while Beatty had two of the Storm taged business enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of James E. Sorenson, Esquire, and race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration McGuire’s two-out double in McGuire doubled and scored Surge’s five hits in a loss to Stephen Orsillo, Esquire of contracts. Post Office Box 3637 the third and Olivia Ammon’s twice in a win over Sudden High Intensity. Tallahassee, FL 32315-3637 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, [email protected] (E-Service E-Mail Address) Florida triple in the first were the Impact. Erika Earl and Natalie Attorneys for Plaintiff Storm Surge’s lone hits against Destinee DeGroat singled Prather both singled in the Legal Notice 43052 Gulf Breeze News 5/17/18 LEGAL 43055 Gulf Breeze News 2x 5/10/18 High Intensity. and scored once in the win. loss. 8C May 17, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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