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FRIDAY, DEC 7th - 7:30 p.m. Tickets available online All Seats SATURDAY, DEC 8th - 7:30 p.m. through PSC Theatre Dept. Reserved SUNDAY, DEC 9th - 2:30 p.m. or by calling 850-484-1847 Ashmore Auditorium, Pensacola State College December 6, 2018 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1.00 SOS group’s efforts are Yes, you can paying off Developer must add exit to Hwy. 98 fight City Hall

By Pam BraNNoN Gulf Breeze News © 2018 Homeowners prevail [email protected] Dara Hartigan led 60 people in a in Catawba appeal discussion about Soundside Drive de- velopment and recent flooding issues Sunday at Dave’s Oyster House in and who encouraged the City to, in effect, make By GLeNda CaudLe Gulf Breeze. Hartigan, president of the Gulf Breeze News © 2018 Catawba a toehold in that battle. Save Our Soundside non-profit organi- [email protected] It has been an expensive battle, with costs run- zation recently formed, told the group ning well beyond three quarters of a million dol- its efforts have already paid off, saying Judge John F. Simon Jr. got it right when he lars for the taxpayers, and that does not include “The county has decided not to make found in favor of Gulf Breeze residents Dr. John bills incurred by the City on appeals. A recent Soundside Drive Deadman’s Curve the Lance Reese, Peter Peters and Mitzi Peters and review of those showed another $10,500 billed to only entrance and exit to the new Na- when he then demonstrated the City by two of the firms involved in the case ture’s Cove, now under development. just how strong their pri- for work done from July 2018 to Nov. 7, 2018. The county has decided to make the vate property claim was by Neither does it include the expense to the developer stick to the original plat and ordering the City of Gulf property owners, although a part of their legal include a northern stub for an exit and Breeze to cover a portion of debt will be covered by the City of Gulf Breeze entrance off Hwy. 98. We are making a their legal bills. (the taxpayers), per Simon’s judgment last year. difference.” So say Florida First Dis- In the Nov. 1 hearing that included 15-min- Hartigan said after the last county trict Court of Appeal judges ute oral arguments from attorneys for both sides, meeting held at Tiger Point Community James Wolf, Thomas Win- the First District appellate judges looked at three Center last month, county commission- okur and Harvey Jay. Dannheisser “bundled” appeals put forth by the City of Gulf ers asked their county engineer, Roger Their decision was hand- Breeze after Simon’s 2017 rulings in the case: Blaylock, to go look up the original ed down Wednesday, Nov. 28, in the matter • The City hoped to avoid paying court fees plat for Nature’s Cove. That request known locally as “Catawba.” The court allots 15 and costs amounting to $265,000 that Simon had came after Hartigan included in her days for a response. Current indication from the said was owed to the property owners because PowerPoint presentation a copy of the City is that the matter is, finally, at rest. they were forced to defend their property rights original plat that showed a northern en- The long-running, multi-appealed beach ac- in court; trance/exit. The Soundside group had cess case, which has been fought out in the lo- • The City hoped to have the court’s denial of been lobbying commissioners not to cal court system between the City of Gulf Breeze a claim of prescriptive easement overturned; make only one entrance and exit from and two different sets of landowners over the • The City hoped to have overturned, as well, last four decades, ended in yet another victory Nature’s Cove — which is slated to be Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News the decision that denied its claim of an interest in onto Soundside at what local residents After years of legal wrangling, amassing nearly $1 recently for those seeking to protect their private the property. have labeled “Deadman’s Curve.” million in legal fees, the appellate court affirmed property rights. On the other side of the issue The appellate judges turned thumbs down on the lower courts’ decisions that the property were the City of Gulf Breeze and some resi- belongs to the homeowners and is not a public dents who have concerns about beach access See Property Page 4A See Group Page 3A » beach access as the city contended. » After School Program is safe setting for ‘tweens’ cialize, get involved in athletics, By GLeNda CaudLe Gulf Breeze News© 2018 play games, delve into art or take [email protected] on some STEAM challenges, it’s a real magnet for students in the They’re not teens old enough to 6th-8th grade range. Particularly drive themselves or have friends when treats are involved. who can shuttle them from ad- That’s why about 130 kids of venture to adventure. But they’ve the 600 enrolled can be counted on made the transition from elemen- to show up most weekdays at Gulf tary school to middle school, and Breeze Community Center for the they want to celebrate that mile- After School Program. On Fridays A cross on the property of Forest Park United Methodist Church stands in the stone with an identity of their center of what has become a refuge of last resort for desperate people who – better known as Pizza Day! – the pitched their tents here. The city says they must vacate the site by Dec. 10. own. numbers rise to the 180-200 range, When that opportunity comes Sydney DePalma (center, seated) is the director of the Gulf Breeze After School wrapped in opportunities to so- See After Page 8A » program. Misery piles up after Hurricane Michael Stormwater drains pass recent test Building at the Fairpoint Campus, York By Lisa NeweLL tained serious damage in the 2014 with a plan to prevent a recurrence of was tapped by Alabama-West Florida By GLeNda CaudLe Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Gulf Breeze News© 2018 flood. the damage caused by the flood and [email protected] Annual Conference of the UMC as [email protected] Across town at City Hall, the level has tossed his hat into the ring to serve Hurricane Michael Recovery Director. was a bit less at around 4 inches, with on the Council, where he can be even The crisis of Hurricane Michael is What he is seeing is hard to imagine It was yet another battle between 7.3 inches at the treatment plant. closer to going on the offensive against far from over in Panama City and sur- on American soil. the evil genie hordes of the stormwa- Since the last “great war” in 2014, the stormwater genies. rounding areas, as Shawn York can at- A makeshift “tent city” blossomed ter realm and Gulf Breeze resident and Hebert has gone into full battle mode. Although he was not a single-issue test. after the Forest Park United Method- newly elected City Councilman Randy He has served on the post-flood-estab- candidate in the recent election, where The executive pastor of Gulf Breeze ist Church allowed its contractors to Hebert over the weekend. lished stormwater task force, has ap- he ran without opposition for the seat United Methodist Church who leads pitch four tents on the property while The genies sent almost seven inches peared at virtually every City Council being vacated by Council member and worship at Flounder’s on Pensacola they are doing repairs. There is a lack of rain to the city’s East Basin, where meeting for the last year and a half to Beach and the relaxed “Gathering Hebert lives and where his home sus- encourage members to move forward See Pumps Page 4A » Point” family worship at the Youth See Humanitarian Page 2A »

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Shawn York | Special to the News The fortunate few have travel trailers to sleep in during the recent cold nights in Panama City. The landscape shows the damage to the area’s trees. Only nine portable toilets exist on the site for nearly 700 people. Humanitarian

Submitted photo crisis evolving for Sharing the spirit of the holidays hurricane victims » Continued from Page 1A to afford The Gulf Breeze High Junior Optimist Club partnered with a place to the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club to collect a trailer full of toys stay. for the annual Toys for Tots drive. of hotel accommodations in the Due to the parade’s being cancelled, the groups loaded region, and those that are un- “ M i n - the collections from the local schools and businesses onto a damaged are in short supply. istry isn’t trailer for delivery to the US Marine Corps. Once the tents appeared on always just Those who participated in the toy drive include Gulf Breeze p r e a c h - High School, Gulf Breeze Middle School, Gulf Breeze the property, approximately 100 Elementary School, Oriole Beach Elementary School, tents moved in, then more and ing on Woodlawn Beach Middle School, First Bank on 98, St. Ann more came each day until the Sundays,” York Discovery School, Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce, Gulf population exploded to about York said. Breeze City Hall, Gulf Breeze Library and Gulf Breeze “Sometimes you have to be Community Center. 700 people. Pictured above (from left) are Quinlyn Bray, Pete Federovich, The Red Cross closed its there to help meet the needs of Aundrea Lancaster, Megan Rayner, Sophia Slobidian and last remaining shelter at Arnold the people.” Katie Foster. High School, and approximate- Each day, York and his team ly 50 more residents joined the aim to provide a hot lunch for LEFT: Bryson Garrett and Sam Atwood were two of the many the crowds while they get their Gulf Breeze Middle School students who donated gifts to the tent city. Marine Corps Toys for Tots box. Now, the mayor of Panama problems sorted out. City is ordering the tents re- United Methodist Com- moved by Dec. 10 or the prop- mittees On Relief, a global erty owners will have to pay a agency, in partnership with SCHOOL BRIEFS fi ne. the local conference, recently When York asked Mayor purchased a $25,000 trailer to Christmas band concert is WBMS is honored by FDOE Monday, Jan. 7, will be the fi rst day back Greg Brudnicki for a 10-day provide showers and laundry for all and will be an early release day. extension to Dec. 20, Brudnicki machines and is paying for a tonight at GBUMC Woodlawn Middle School has been refused. total of nine portable toilets to named a School of Excellence by the Flori- Mini Dance Camp planned FEMA is on the ground, serve the needs of this growing Gulf Breeze High School band director helping people who were ho- population, and lack of hygiene Zach Dykes invites the community to the da Department of Education. To receive this honor, schools had to re- GBHS Dolphin Dancers will hold a Mini- meowners, but the rest of the stations could lead to a health Christmas Concert this evening, Dec. 6, at population, those who were ten- crisis. 6:30. ceive a grade of A or B in each of the most Dance Camp for anyone in grades PreK-8 recent three school years (2015-16, 2016- on Saturday, Jan. 12, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at ants or possibly even homeless York, who was a building The event will be at Gulf Breeze United before the storm, are left with contractor before joining the Methodist Church at 75 Fairpoint Drive and 17 and 2017-18) and had to rank at the 80th the Gulf Breeze High School cafeteria. Cost percentile or higher for their school type for is $30 and includes a T-shirt. Attendees can few options. ministry, travels to the Hurri- will feature the GBHS Symphonic Band, York says he is bringing in a cane-damaged cities of Pana- Concert Band, Jazz Band, Saxophone En- at least two of the last three years. dance at the GBHS varsity basketball game Semester exams will be Dec. 18- 20, fol- with Milton during halftime. team of navigators to meet with ma City, Port St. Joe, Mexico semble and Gulf Breeze Pops. Admission each family to determine their Beach, Callaway, Lynn Haven is free. lowed by Christmas break from Dec. 21- For details, contact Kayla St. Romain at Jan. 4. [email protected].fl .us/. situation and devise a unique and Marianna, trying to meet solution for them, which may the needs of the many who suf- include bus tickets or airline fered damage, while the situ- tickets to be near a family mem- ation at Forest Park UMC is Santa Rosa Education Foundation ber, or enough security deposit reaching crisis levels. to move into a rental property. “The story is that the needs Others may be offered jobs do- have been forgotten,” York said, awards $53,000 in teacher grants ing hurricane relief, which will “and this is happening right here help them get enough money in America.” Santa Rosa Education Foun- Education Grant ementary; ementary; dation will award 53 Teacher Recipients: Jami Moore, West Navarre Lindsay Faulk, Rhodes El- Grants totaling $53,000 to Michelle Thorpe, Milton Primary; ementary; Palm Santa Rosa public educators. Shawn Wilcox, West Navarre Amy Frizzell, Rhodes Elemen- High; napping SREF, in partnership with the Emily Simon, Primary tary; Consortium of Florida Educa- West Navarre Primary John Taylor, Rhodes Elemen- Parishioners tion Foundations, the Florida STEM Education Grant tary; at Gulf Breeze Legislature, and grant sponsors Recipients: Pete Mehaffy, West Navarre Presbyterian Studer Foundation, Gulf Breeze Literacy Education Intermediate; Church noticed Paula Jones, Avalon Middle; something missing Optimist Club and International Grant Recipients: Marci Kennison, Dixon Inter- Angela Anderson, West Na- Sunday morning, Kaitlyn Floyd, Avalon Middle; Paper Foundation, is enabling mediate; varre Primary; a palm which Katherine Koehler, Avalon appeared to have teachers to implement grants Kelly McKinley, Dixon Prima- Bridget Granse, West Na- that engage students in active Middle; varre Primary; been hacked off at ry; 8 inches above the Becky Nation, Avalon Mid- learning, while increasing stu- Myra Anderson, East Milton Marsha Harp, West Navarre ground. The palm dle; dent achievement in the areas of Elementary; Primary; looked like the Theresa Yankovoy, Avalon one on the left. Artistic Literacy, Career/Tech- Kelly Clarke, East Milton El- Susan Julio, West Navarre nical Education, Literacy and Middle; Primary; ementary; Lisa Newell | Gulf Darla Dunn, Berryhill Ele- Science, Technology, Engineer- Debra Johnson, East Milton Cheryl Turner, West Navarre Breeze News mentary; ing, and Math (STEM) Educa- Elementary; Primary; Becky Mulford, Central; tion. Jennifer Netro, Holley-Na- Shelley Mann, Woodlawn Latasha Melton, Dixon Inter- varre Intermediate; Beach Middle; mediate; Artistic Literacy Grant Ashley Hall, Holley-Navarre Kendra Stevens, Woodlawn Lori Patrick, Hobbs Middle; Recipients: Middle; Beach Middle Brenda Brosnaham, Jay El- Molly Keene, Avalon Middle; Brandi Williamson, Jay High; ementary; Lauren Kelly, Dixon Primary; Rebecca Hope, Navarre Kim Burch, Jay Elementary; Jennifer Day, Gulf Breeze El- High; To learn more about Santa Lisa Murphey, Milton High; ementary; Rob Simon, Navarre High; Rosa Education Foundation Jo Lynn Wiley, Milton High; Christian Stump, Gulf Breeze Joshua Brooks, Pace High; and to view a list of Teacher Caryn Bell, Pace High; Elementary; Cynthia Lynch, Pea Ridge El- Grant Recipients, including Michelle Barlow, Pea Ridge Kristy Sirmons, Hobbs Mid- ementary; the titles of their grant projects, Elementary; dle; Michelle Wade, Pea Ridge El- go to www.SantaRosaEduca- Jan Rhodes, Pea Ridge El- Alicia Coon, Russell Elemen- ementary; tionFoundation.org/programs/ ementary; tary Melissa Albro, Rhodes El- grants. 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Tim Wise_2x2.indd 1 8/30/2016 10:44:48 AM gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS December 6, 2018 3A Calendar of Meetings Thursday, December 6 City of Gulf Breeze Capital Trust Agency Board of Dir. 8 a.m., 315 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze Workin’ on Friday, December 7 the railroad Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Jake Commer works for a week 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze to put together an intricate display of model trains that Monday, December 10 was unveiled in the gym at Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Santa Rosa County Commission Committee Church Sunday, Dec. 2. 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Commer has been putting the display together for about fi ve years, just for the thrill of City of Gulf Breeze SSRUS seeing it run. Unfortunately, 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze it had to come down the very next day after the unveiling so Santa Rosa County Fire Department Executive Group the students at the Community Preschool could have access to 6 p.m., 4499 Pine Forest Road, Milton the gym. The display featured at least City of Gulf Breeze City Council Special Meeting seven train sets running 7 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze simultaneously on different tracks. Tuesday, December 11 Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News City of Gulf Breeze Advisory Park Board Meeting 4:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze

Midway Fire District Board of Commissioner Meeting Group aims to protect neighborhood 6 p.m., 1322 College Parkway, Gulf Breeze » Continued from Page 1A But Sunday, most of the discussion and offer to join forces as one organization. questions centered around the fl ooding is- “You have a longstanding reputation Wednesday, December 5 “When Mr. Blaylock came back from sues brought on recently from the develop- here you can build on, and many of the peo- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters where those plats are fi led, there was only ments along Soundside Drive, with resi- ple involved in the past HOA have a lot of Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze one plat fi led and approved — with two dents saying they have never had fl ooding knowledge that can help you.” entrances/exits, with one being at the north before these new developments, like The The treasurer of the HOA said they are Santa Rosa County Building Code Board of Adjustments end of the development onto Hwy. 98,” she Waters and Nature’s Cove, began. interested in just merging the HOA mem- 2:30 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton said. “So, a few days after that meeting, I One resident said, “This organization has bership and group into the Save Our Sound- received an email from the county saying to become a ‘special interest group’ to hold side group, saying they could turn over all Santa Rosa Island Authority Board Meeting the developer would be held to the origi- our elected offi cials’ feet to the fi re — just mailing lists to SOS and help with the lob- 5 p.m., 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola Beach nal plat of having that northern route built, like the builders and real estate companies bying and work. with the Soundside Drive exit, too. That is a are special interest lobbies.” One of the former presidents of the HOA, City of Gulf Breeze Executive Session huge victory for us.” Hartigan agreed. “The only way we are Lew Oliver, said, “But this time we need to 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Some residents also pointed to anoth- going to get our elected offi cials at all levels connect both ends of Soundside, which we er victory, with more patrolling from the to listen is with numbers. There is strength didn’t do when the HOA was active. The sheriff’s department on Soundside Drive to in numbers.” more people involved, the better infl uence catch speeders, since that Tiger Point meet- Some residents asked for addresses to you will have.” ing with commissioners. email not only the local commissioners and Hartigan said she would consult their at- Hartigan also encouraged everyone to county offi cials, but the state and federal torney to make sure their non-profi t status F show up at this week’s Tiger Point Town elected offi cials. Hartigan said there was be could stay intact if they absorbed the HOA LASHBACKS Hall, scheduled for Tuesday night, to have an email blast with those addresses soon. members into one group. “I do think, in any December 6 Commissioner Lane Lynchard answer Members of the inactive Soundside Ho- case, no matter how we do it, we need to 1 Year ago this week – 2017 questions concerning the upcoming septics meowners’ Association. were in attendance, work hand-in-hand,” she said. Mimi, 10-pound, 8-year-old rescue Pekingese, was apparently to sewer project as part of the RESTORE including some ex-presidents and the cur- Hartigan said they have been asking viciously attacked to death by at least one larger dog while grant to clean up the Sound and restore wa- rent treasurer and secretary of that group. the county for a new Master Plan for the being boarded at a local boarding and grooming shop. ter quality. Hartigan welcomed them, saying, “Your Soundside area and asked the county to do About 160 septic systems along Sound- homeowners’ association used to be very a special overlay district. side are to be removed and those residents active and really had an impact.” “They have changed our fl ood plain for- 5 Years ago this week – 2013 will be hooked up to the sewer lines at no The HOA secretary, Leslie Halsall, said ever. Now we need to fi gure out how to fi x Gulf Breeze County Commissioner Lane Lynchard makes it coast to the residents. some of them have come to the meeting to it,” she said. offi cial by cutting the ribbon, marking the opening of the Tiger Point Community Center.

10 Years ago this week – 2008 Anthony Fulfer, 39, died after leaving work when his small Ford Mother and son arrested for battery pickup truck collided head-on with a vehicle speeding the wrong direction in the northbound lane of Pensacola Bay Bridge. • A man Tuesday, Nov. 27 GULF BREEZE Sunday, • A bicycle was reported sto- was arrest- Dec. 2 ed for reck- len at the Community Center. POLICE • A traf- less driving The suspect was identifi ed by fi c stop (98 mph in video surveillance and the bike REPORT for no tail a 45 mph was returned. The incident is lights led zone) under investigation. reported stolen. to the ci- • A • Two females are suspected • A resident reported receiv- tation of mother and Letua Royce of stealing alcohol from the ing harassing phone calls. In- the driver, son were Exxon station. vestigation continues. a 24-year-old female, and pas- both arrested for battery-domes- senger, a 30-year-old male, for tic violence. They are Saman- Thursday, Nov. 29 Friday, Nov. 30 possession of marijuana tha Letua, 50, of Gulf Breeze • A male juvenile was arrest- • Property was found at • A traffi c stop for speeding and Daniel Royce, 25, of Gulf ed and referred to Teen Court Hampton Inn. led to the arrest of the driver, a Breeze. for possession of marijuana. 30-year-old man, for no valid from your friends • A 12-ft. aluminum boat was Saturday, Dec. 1 driver’s license. at Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report De������ 6 De������ 10 Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Carol Smith Sheri Burgoyne Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed Larry Edmiston innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. De������ 7 Lenastene Jensen Felonies Davis, Corby Danielle, W/F, Don Dewey Cindy Vance 11/27/18 23, 1700 block, Briza del Mar Joseph Farley Davis, Pamela Ann, W/F, Dr., Navarre, drug possession Rick McLemore 30, 3100 block, Birmingham Dr., De������ �1 Navarre, habitual driving with Gavitt, Connor Richard, W/ Kecia Williams Rusty Conn suspended license M, 21, 2400 block, Houston Cir., Gulf Breeze, aggravated battery Keith Wise Deb Dillinger 11/28/18 Patricia Franzke Burk, Sherry Diane, W/F, Sanders, Tessie Rose, W/F, 41, 2600 block, Avenida de Sol, 36, 2200 block, Bellmeade Cir., De������ 8 Joanna Haynes Navarre, probation violation Cheever Gavitt Weidman Navarre, probation violation Linda Bozorgnia Keith Morrell Julie Connerley Cheever, Arthur Lee, W/M, 38, 1700 block, Twin Pine Blvd., Allen, Ronnie Gene, W/M, DUIs 26, 8900 block, Quail Roost Dr., Gulf Breeze, hit and run, DUI 48, 7500 block, Blackjack Cir., 11/27/18 De������ 12 Navarre, two counts of larceny Navarre, habitual driving with Feerick, Josiah James, W/ suspended license De������ 9 Mark DeNunzio 11/30/18 M, 19, 3600 block, Tiger Point Pamela Burke 11/29/18 Bass, Bradley Scott, W/M, Blvd., Gulf Breeze, DUI Nan Jones Duran, Damion Michael, 40, 5600 block, Capital Dr., 12/3/18 Danja Long Tim Koontz W/M, 23, 2600 block, Salmanca Navarre, habitual driving with Benson, Gordon Forest 12/1/18 Brett Vigodsky St., Navarre, drug possession suspended license London, W/M, 24, 2200 block, Powers, Rebecca Irene, W/ Robyn Philips El Dorado Ct., Navarre, carrying F, 35, 2900 block, Rosa Del Villa a concealed weapon, larceny Denny Shoopman Weidman, Daniel Lee, W/M, 12/2/18 Dr., Gulf Breeze, DUI

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Register your birthday on our Facebook page or email us at: [email protected] 4A December 6, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Property owners are owed legal fee reimbursement » Continued from Page 1A affi rmed a 2017 Santa Rosa County Circuit Court’s order holding the City The appellate judges turned thumbs in contempt of a 1980 order enjoining down on each aspect of the appeal, the City ‘from pretending, claiming, seemingly affi rming every past judicial or asserting, any right, title or interest decision — all of which have upheld in, or claim to’ the ‘Sand Beach Park’ private property rights. parcel, which includes Dr. Reese’s and Council members Tom Naile, Renee the Peters’ property at end of the Ca- Bookout and Cherry Fitch had not been tawba right-of-way. My clients and I notifi ed of the judgment at the time of did everything possible to avoid this the Nov. 28 City Council executive litigation. It is comforting knowing session. City Manager Samantha Abell “I am now grateful “It is comforting “I think the timing our courts will protect private property said she received the decisions late that rights, but this was a long, unpleasant evening and was preparing to release to be able to say knowing our courts is good in that the journey; and, it is a shame the taxpay- the information to Council members loud and clear that will protect private new mayor and ers money was so needlessly wasted.” on the morning of Nov. 29. They have Notifi ed of the appeal ruling, Coun- since received the information. it is time to move property rights, but Council members cil member Naile said, “As a resi- Enthusiasm for continuing the legal dent, I’m just happy to see this being battle had been waning among most on.” this was a long, can get past this resolved. It’s been very divisive, and I Council members, and Mayor-elect — David Landfair unpleasant journey; and concentrate on think we all have known for some time David Landfair had publicly stated in that there will be no real winner in this Gulf Breeze Mayor Elect his recent campaign that he wanted to and, it is a shame new year agendas. case. Too much has been lost. As a see the matter ended. He has not been member of the City Council, I think able to engage in discussions about the the taxpayers’ money I, for one, have no the timing is good in that the new case during Council sessions because Earlier efforts by the three remain- was so needlessly desire to continue mayor and Council members can get his parents own property in the neigh- ing Council members to get accurate past this and concentrate on new year borhood and he was, therefore, advised information about the cost of the legal wasted.” pursuing this.” agendas. I, for one, have no desire to to recuse himself. battle for Gulf Breeze taxpayers ran — Ken Bell — Tom Naile continue pursuing this.” Over the weekend, Landfair, in his into diffi culty in late 2017 and early Outgoing Council member Renee Gulf Breeze City capacity as Gulf Breeze mayor-elect, 2018 when former City Attorney Mike Attorney for the property owners Bookout said she was glad the issue released the following statement: Stebbins protested he did not have time Council Member has been resolved during her term in “The First District Court of Appeal to get the information to them and out- offi ce. has upheld the lower court’s decisions going Mayor Matt Dannheisser backed “It was weighing heavily on me in the lawsuits brought against the him up. In 1980, the Pollack family went to velopment and property ownership, that this was going to carry over to a City for granting public access to the Following a session last spring in court to protect their ownership rights Simon found that the City had acted in new Council,” she said. “As a mem- Catawba Beach. I have reached out to which polite pressure was applied for in the area and found support from the contempt of Melvin’s injunction — ac- ber of the legal system, I think if you both families and I am grateful to move the attorney to comply with Council late Judge Woodrow Melvin, who en- tions Dannheisser had supported and don’t have faith in your judicial sys- forward. fi nancial records requests, Stebbins joined the City from pretending, claim- even encouraged while he was City At- tem, what can you have faith in? And “The City Council has followed the resigned his position and Dannheisser ing or asserting any right, title or inter- torney — and ordered the payment of I respect the diffi cult decisions judges advice of legal counsel as it relates to announced he would not seek re-elec- est in, or claim to the previously named the property owners’ legal fees related have to make.” these various challenges to neighbor- tion, although neither said the Catawba Sand Beach Park. directly to that aspect of the case. Council member Fitch did not have hood waterfront access. Since the late issue had anything to do with their de- Through the years, ownership At that point a year ago, the City ap- time to provide a response for the pa- ’80s, long-time residents who had en- cisions. passed to other families, with the Re- pealed and then “bundled” their issues per. joyed the neighborhood beach since At one point, Naile had tried, unsuc- eses and the Peters owning property for the Appeal Court. As for the Reese and Peters fami- the ’50s urged the City Council to cessfully, to have Council members on either side of the strip of ground the “Courts rarely fi nd cities in con- lies, they issued this statement: defend their right to enjoy the beach. vote on ending the legal wrangling, but City insisted led to the beach. tempt of court,” says attorney Ken “We give thanks to Circuit Judge When the City was sued by the Reeses his motion did not get a second and the In the next round of the battle, the Bell, who represented the property John Simon for being so detailed in and Peters, residents continued to urge matter died. City tried to “accept” ownership of the owners, “because most cities respect both his questioning and in his writ- the City to defend the public’s water Meanwhile, Dannheisser, who set property as a beach, despite the legal the rule of law and the private property ten rulings throughout these many access rights, pointing to the other six the ball rolling in the current round and specifi c withdrawal of that offer rights of its citizens. Regretfully, not years of litigation. Although the City water access points which could be un- of court rulings while he was still the and in opposition to Melvin’s ruling — so the City of Gulf Breeze. (On Nov. council, prior city manager and city der threat. The City Council has had to City’s legal counsel in 2012, by con- a tactical move in which Dannheisser 28), the First District Court of Appeal lawyer/mayor are responsible for weigh these concerns. trast, appeared to be determined to fi ght encouraged former City Manager forcing this litigation and approval of “The City has been threatened by as long as necessary to secure beach Edwin “Buz” Eddy. this vast amount of monies spent on lawsuits from landowners along two access to a 15-foot-by 50-foot strip of When the City went so far as lawyers, we do apologize to the citi- other neighborhood water access land once known as Sand Beach Park. to place signs encouraging pub- zens of Gulf Breeze. points. Last year, the City was sued by That park, which was proposed as lic use of the area, the Reese and “Know that we have been trying another homeowner adjacent to the ac- part of the subdivision by the original Peters families protested. While for over 10 years to resolve this with cess point to Deadman’s Island, who developer in 1950 (11 years before the families had previously been the City, but to no avail. The City has purchased his home in 2016. In this Gulf Breeze was incorporated), was generous in allowing neighbors refused to acknowledge the circuit latest lawsuit, the City received three never “accepted” by the City of Gulf to use their property on the wa- court’s ruling in the 1980s that went separate legal opinions that this matter Breeze, as it should have been to com- ter, that position, they said, be- all the way up to the Florida Supreme differs from the Catawba issues. plete the deal that would have made the came problematic when the City Court and was upheld. The City’s fail- “In the instance of the Reeses and area public property and secured beach “advertised” the beach as public ure to abide by the court’s decision is Peters, this has been particularly dif- access. Eventually, noting lack of in- property and the site began to refl ected in the circuit court’s ruling of fi cult, as both families are outstand- terest by the City, the offer was sim- attract people in a party-going contempt and the First DCA uphold- ing Gulf Breeze citizens. As legal fees ply withdrawn and the small amount mood who appeared to be using ing this ruling. continued to escalate in recent time, I of acreage became private property, drugs and engaging in private “The City has ample shore- made a motion to end the Catawba ap- with the trustees and successors of the acts and posing a threat to the line available to the residents without peal. However, I was advised by legal developer executing a deed conveying families’ properties and personal taking private property. Pray none of counsel that because my parents own title to Sand Beach Park proportion- possessions. you will have to fi ght the City for your more than the legal 1 percent threshold ately to each of the adjacent waterfront Efforts to reach a peaceful res- own property rights.” of property in the Catawba subdivi- property owners in the subdivision. olution of the issue were unsuc- There was no response to the re- sion, I must recuse myself. I am now Those property owners, in turn, took cessful, and the case eventually quest from Gulf Breeze News to speak grateful to be able to say loud and clear what has proven to be the legally justi- ended up in Simon’s courtroom. File photo about the matter from Dannheisser or After a steep dropoff, rocks and a narrow that it is time to close this chapter and fi able position that the acreage was no After listening to arguments beach are at the base of the disputed the City’s attorneys in the latest court move on.” longer “public.” that included a history of the de- property. ruling.

You know what they say Pumps and precautions prevent about businesses that don’t advertise... flooding during recent deluge Whatever happened to ____? » Continued from Page 1A stormwater pipelines in the Mc- ily have ac- the drawing board, through the Clure, Stearns Road and Shir- cepted the construction phase and com- or Mayor-elect David Landfair, ley Drive areas to the retention moisture, pletely in place can’t come too What used to be Hebert defi nitely has his eye on pond on James River Road,” the need soon. there? stormwater issues. Randell explained. “These ar- for ac- The newly-elected Council His is not an academic in- eas are prone to fl ooding, so, tion would member hopes the recent ap- Don’t let this happen to terest, either. He is hands-on as a precaution, the pump was have been proval by that body of a fund- you. Advertise in your when it comes to protecting his deployed. Those areas rely on less press- ing plan that will mean an in- trusted local newspaper, neighborhood, in particular. perforated underground pip- ing or, at Hebert crease of $4.31 per month per Gulf Breeze News! Working with Assistant City ing to get rid of the stormwa- least, less Equivalent Residential Unit for (850) 932-8986 Manager Vernon Prather, who ter, but once the water table is obvious to anyone watching to City property owners means up and the ground is saturated, see how well the stormwater is the former director of public the new efforts, in concert with there’s not much percolation was being absorbed by the soil. services for the city, and with stormwater management work that takes place. However, at least two heavy Prather’s replacement, Jason already undertaken by the City Randell, Hebert keeps a care- “The East District Stormwa- rain events in recent weeks Support Newspapers in since 2014, will soon allow ful eye on the sky and volun- ter project will solve these chal- have raised the water table and him to sleep peacefully through tarily monitors the need for and lenges once completed. created a challenge for handling the night when the rains come effectiveness of stormwater “It’s all about getting the new moisture, so precautionary EDUCATION down. pumps in the area and the level water moving. If you don’t do efforts were very important. By helping to place of water in the retention ponds that, you can get some fl ood- Hebert says the community At that point, Hebert might newspapers in that service the neighborhood. ing, so we are just helping, get- was lucky to have escaped the begin to believe he has won classrooms you are On Monday morning, he ting the stormwater where it effect of almost continuous rain his war and vanquished the giving our students a much-in-demand told Gulf Breeze News that all needs to go.” that hit areas like Pace and Can- stormwater genies — unless, resource that they He adds that the action is re- tonment over the weekend. of course, they heal from their the pumps were out and work- otherwise might battle wounds and mount a new ing early on in an effort to keep ally a precautionary effort, but “That saved us,” he said, not have. ahead of the storm. says the City wants to respond “but the stress of not know- offensive fl ood situation that and try to keep residents from ing when it (fl ooding) could calls for building an ark in his Randell echoed that assess- By adding an ment, explaining the City’s ef- worrying about possible fl ood- happen again is hard. It’s like back yard. $5 to your forts in more detail. ing. On Monday, he said pump- we’re constantly living on the That’s not supposed to hap- extra He said a pump was stationed ing might well continue for a edge, like we have to act like a pen, of course. paid subscription on McClure to move water from couple of days. fi re drill every time the weather Neighbors, however, prob- Gulf Breeze High and the stormwater manhole there. Had the weekend’s heavy gets bad.” ably won’t be surprised if they Middle School students “Because the water table is rainfall come a few months ago For Hebert and his neigh- will benefi t from notice him laying in a supply of your generosity. up from previous storms, staff when the area had experienced bors, getting plans to prevent gopher wood and pitch — just deployed a pump with hoses very dry conditions and the wa- a recurrence of 2014 and even to be on the safe side for Gulf 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 | 850-932-8986 to help pump water from the ter table was low and could eas- more precautionary efforts off Breeze. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS December 6, 2018 5A Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Boy Erased’ – conversion story Bake Sale to leaves a lasting impression benefit Ronald I feel lucky and blessed that Satan out of these vulnerable, McDonald House in my late teens I met and loved fragile kids, as they inflict their Since 1984, the Ronald Mc- a number of homosexual men irreversible, sadistic trauma Donald House Charities of Bake Sale for and women. “treatment.” Northwest Florida has helped These amazing, beautiful, Russell Crowe, Nicole Kid- Ronald McDonald more than 20,000 adults and House people coped daily with the man and Lucas Hedges are all children, offering a home- discrimination and repulsion great actors who do fantastic away-from-home for families Saturday, Dec. 8 from most of the people they work here, and this is a very whose kids are undergoing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. bumped into as they walked good movie that effectively medical treatments at local hos- Gulf Breeze High School around just trying to exist. And says something we all need to pitals. The annual Ronald Mc- yet, they somehow – bravely, hear. Donald House Bake Sale and fabulously, proudly – asserted Nevertheless, I hope I nev- Silent Auction will take place would ever, in a thousand life- “convert,” to become “right,” their truth, their essence, their er have to see this thing ever at Gulf Breeze High School on times, “CHOOSE” to be op- with God and Jesus, by sup- unique perspectives, to the again. Saturday, Dec. 8, from 9 a.m. to pressed and ostracized the way pressing the “deadly sin” of his world, without reservations or Next up for me is “Widows,” 4 p.m. gay people are. natural romantic attraction to fear. which, as dark as it is, felt like This year, Callie Mitchell IF it was possible to “con- men. The amount of rejection and a mid-summer walk on Ca- (senior) and Emma Thomp- vert” their sexual orientation Witnessing the physical ridicule gay people routinely sino Beach, compared to “Boy son (junior) from Gulf Breeze and be accepted and embraced beatings and psychological endure, to this day, is beyond Erased.” High, are spearheading the what any hormonally insane and loved as regular, everyday torture these Ronald McDonald Bake Sale reached out to many local busi- “normal” teen could ever hope members of the heterosexual adults inflict on and Silent Auction. This fund- nesses in hopes of collecting to understand. majority – by their peers, their their young gay raiser for the monetary donations and silent Kids kill themselves every co-workers and their mothers clients for this Ronald McDonald House auction items. day over this stupidity. If you & fathers – I have little doubt, movie’s two hour was started by Blake Barclay, Emma says, “We appreciate can, for a moment, consider the most members of the LGBTQ length, was more a freshman at Harvard Univer- anything and everything that worst “bullying” you ever wit- community would, at least, se- terrifying and sity, over 10 years ago. With the local businesses have do- nessed when you were in high riously consider making that disturbing than Blake leaving for college, he nated! We really just want to school. change. any horror film I passed the baton to his two close raise as much as possible.” This might begin to ap- As it is, they will tell you, have ever seen, friends, Callie and Emma. Along with the bake sale and proach what goes on here. being attracted to whoever they mainly because With the girls in charge, they silent auction portion of the Crying yourself to sleep each are, is as natural and hardwired it all felt so real hope to raise lots of money to fundraiser, the event will also night, and grazing your wrists into their brains as breathing and plausible. help the families staying at the have many booths sponsored lightly with a straight razor, is. I trust that Ronald McDonald House. Cal- by clubs from Gulf Breeze barely scratches the surface You can’t just turn that off, these special gay lie Mitchell says, “service has High. There will also be a visit of the misery some adoles- even if you wanted to. deprogramming always been a part of my life, from Santa Claus and a great cents feel EVERY DAY as they The movie “Boy Erased” places exist, and and we are so excited to take on opportunity for family photos! struggle to come to terms with tells the true story of a young that the people this annual event. We also hope We hope everyone will come the simple reality of being (and man who is forced by his fun- who run them to raise awareness for this great out, not only to support a great becoming) who they are. damentalist preacher dad and sincerely believe cause.” cause but also for the fun expe- No one, absolutely NO ONE, mom to enter into a program to they are casting Callie and Emma have rience of helping others. | WEEK OF December 6 - December 12 | „Thursday, Dec. 6, Ashmore Theatre Downtown Pensacola FESTIVAL 5:30 p.m. 1000 College Blvd. Palafox St. GULF BREEZE HOSPITAL Pensacola „Wednesday, Dec. 12, Downtown Pensacola TREE OF LIGHTS 5:30 to 7 p.m. Hospital Flag Pole „Friday, Dec. 7 and GULF BREEZE WILL DO „Saturdays & Sundays 1110 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Friday, Dec. 14 - Sunday, SOCIAL GATHERING through Sunday, Dec. 23, Dec. 16 Lucas’s On The Boardwalk 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. „Thursday, Dec. 6, PENSACOLA Pensacola Beach POLAR EXPRESS 5:30 p.m - 9 p.m. WINTERFEST PAJAMA PARTY ON NEWS PENSACOLA STATE PERFORMANCE TOUR „Wednesday, Dec. 12, National Naval Aviation COLLEGE HOLIDAY Downtown Pensacola Thursday, Dec. 13, and Museum EXPERIENCE 2018 Friday, Dec. 14, 6:00 p.m., 1750 Radford Blvd. STANDS NOW!! Warrington Campus „Saturday, Dec. 8 6:30 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. Pensacola 5555 W. Hwy. 98 Sign in 8:45 a.m. HOLIDAY LANTERN Bldg 3600 Clean up 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. TOURS „Tuesdays and OCEAN HOUR Tivioli High House Thursdays, Noon - 11:59 „Thursday, Dec. 6, CLEAN UP Historic Pensacola p.m. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Bay Bluffs Cleanup SENIOR SPECIAL GOLF Friday, Dec. 7, thru Thursday, Dec. 13 SANTA PAWS PET 3400 Scenic Hwy. „Wednesday, Dec. 12, Tiger Point Golf Club BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY (PG13) PHOTOS WITH SANTA Pensacola 7:30 p.m. Gulf Breeze 12:25 • 3:25 • 6:35 • 9:30 500 E. Heinberg St. THE WIZARD OF OZ CREED 2 (PG13) 12:50 • 3:45 • 6:45 • 9:35 Pensacola „Saturday, Dec. 8, 9 a.m. Saenger Theatre „Saturdays DR. SEuSS’ THE GRINCH (PG) to 4 p.m. 118 S. Palafox Pl. SANTA ROSA FARMERS’ 12:30 • 2:40 • 4:50 • 7:00 • 9:15 „Thursday, Dec. 6, 11TH ANNUAL RONALD Pensacola MARKET 6:30 p.m. MCDONALD HOUSE 4587 Woodbine Rd. FANTASTIC BEASTS: CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD (PG) GULF BREEZE HIGH BAKE SALE AND SILENT Multiple Opportunities Pace 12:40 • 3:35 • 6:30 • 9:25 SCHOOL AUCTION INSTANT FAMILY (PG13) CHRISTMAS CONCERT Gulf Breeze High School „Friday, Dec. 7 - 7:30 „Saturdays, 8 a.m. - 1:10 • 4:20 • 7:05 • 9:45 Gulf Breeze United 675 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. p.m., Sunday, Dec. 9 - 3:00 2 p.m. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET (PG) Methodist Church p.m., Thursday, Dec. 13 - PALAFOX MARKET 1:00 • 4:05 • 6:45 • 9:20 75 Fairpoint Dr. „Saturday, Dec. 8, 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 14 Palafox St. ROBINTMNT: HOOD OUT (PG13) OF THE SHADOWS1:15 • 4:30 (PG13) • 7:10 5:30 •& 8:159:45 PM CHRISTMAS PARADE - 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza 3D TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:00 & 7:30 PM WIDOWSPOPSTAR (R) (R)1:05 7:15 • & 4:00 9:30 • PM 6:50 • 9:40 „Thursday, Dec. 6, DASH - 1 MILE 15 - 3:00 p.m., Sunday, Pensacola ME BEFORE YOU (PG13) 7:00 PM 6:30 p.m. Downtown Pensacola Dec. 16 - 3:00 p.m. VICKERS-BRUNO JAZZ Christmas parade route THE BEST CHRISTMAS „Through March on HOUSEPARTY PAGEANT EVER: THE weekends 619 N. Baylen St. „Saturday, Dec. 8, 7 p.m. MUSICAL PUBLIC SKATE SESSION Pensacola FILMS ON THE FIELD Pensacola Little Theatre Pensacola Bay Center THE GRINCH 400 S. Jefferson St. 201 E. Gregory St. „Friday, Dec. 7, Shoreline Park Pensacola Pensacola 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. 800 Shoreline Dr. JINGLE MARKET AT Gulf Breeze „Through Christmas „Through March 19; LIGHT UP MILTON Week Tuesday-Thursday, 10 a.m.- The Imogene Theatre „Sunday, Dec. 9, 23 DAYS OF #SANTA 5 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 10 6866 Caroline St. Noon - 3 p.m. Downtown Pensacola a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, Noon- Milton SANTA’S LEGO 4 p.m. Closed Monday WORKSHOP „Through - Thursday, INSIDE OUT PROJECT „Dec. 7 - 8, 7:30 p.m., (WINTERFEST Jan. 31 Pensacola Museum of Art Dec. 9, 2:30 p.m. PENSACOLA) FIRST CITY LIGHTS 407 S. Jefferson St. PENSACOLA CHILDREN’S CHORUS PRESENTS: CHRISTMAS ON THE COAST Saenger Theatre 118 S. Palafox Pl. Pensacola

„Friday, Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 8, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 9, 2:30 p.m. GULF BREEZE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA - BRIGHT STAR Pensacola State College 6A December 6, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS CFO warns of online shopping Your Community Newspaper On the scams, e-cigarettes During the 2018 holiday sea- rettes and protect themselves Spot: son, online shopping scams are from the serious injuries these projected to increase by 14 per- devices can cause. cent. When shopping online, it is According to a 2017 report important to be on the lookout from the U.S. Fire Adminis- for anything that does not look tration, there were at least 195 legitimate. Scam artists are com- incidents in which an electronic P.O. Box 1414 ing up with new and creative cigarette exploded or caught 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway ways to steal your money on- fi re from 2009 through 2016, Harbourtown Unit #35 line. While we all enjoy the con- do the appropriate research. resulting in 133 injuries, 38 of venience of online and mobile shopping, which were severe. What is the best kind Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 it’s important to shop smart. Be alert and Beware of e-cigarette dangers Tips to help avoid e-cigarette explo- of candy to fi nd in a Office: (850) 932-8986 verify before you click to buy. sions include the following: Christmas stocking? One way to protect yourself from online • Consider using devices with safe- Fax: (850) 932-8794 Beware of the growing dangers in- scammers is to avoid shopping on public ty features such as fi ring button locks, vent volved with e-cigarette use and the possi- BY GLENDA CAUDLE www.gulfbreezenews.com WiFi. While convenient, it is unencrypted holes and protection against overcharging. bility of fi re or injury caused by accidental Gulf Breeze News and unsecured. Only shop on sites that are • Don’t let batteries come in con- [email protected] explosions. E-cigarettes are battery-pow- secure by looking for an “s” in the URL of tact with coins, keys or other metals in ered devices that have become a popular the website. The address will begin with your pocket. Keep loose batteries in a case PUBLISHER/EDITOR alternative to smoking, but they can be “https://”, the indication that your session to prevent contact with metal objects. Lisa Newell hazardous. is secure. If you receive an email or text • Never charge a device with a Recently, a Manatee County resident message from an unknown sender, do not phone or tablet charger. Always use the was airlifted to a local hospital with sec- SPORTS EDITOR click on the links. Verify before you click charger that came with it. ond and third degree burns after an e-ciga- “buy.” Take simple steps like hovering • Don’t charge a device overnight Jason Thompson rette exploded in his pocket. over the sender name to see what the ac- or leave it charging unattended. In May, a vape pin explosion was found tual sender’s email address is. • Replace the batteries, if they get NEWS REPORTER to be the cause of death of a St. Petersburg It is important to remember, no matter damaged or wet. If the device gets dam- man. Floridians should be aware of the Glenda Caudle how authentic an email or a link appears, aged and the batteries are not replaceable, real fi re hazards associated with e-ciga- not to open or click on any links until you contact the manufacturer. SALES “Old-timey peppermint sticks.” Lisa Newell GLORIA COOK Pensacola OFFICE MANAGER LETTERS TO Laura Jones THE EDITOR ART DIRECTOR Barbara Crossland

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Member: Praise the Lord and pass the “ammonization,” the 2018 Florida Press Association midterm election is history. The talking heads turned up Pensacola Beach the volume on election day. Chamber of Commerce As most of us know, “politics ing John Adams as “hideous you prepared to see your and notorious lewdness.” is the second-oldest profes- hermaphroditical character dwellings in fl ames ... female Not to be outdone, Jack- Greater Pensacola sion,” but we are beginning to which (had) neither the force chastity violated ... children son’s people said Adams had Chamber of Commerce hear a distinct resemblance to and fi rmness of a man, nor the withering on the pike? Great sold his wife’s maid as a con- the fi rst. gentleness and sensibility of a God of compassion and jus- cubine to the Czar of Russia. Navarre Tourist The lies and the manipula- woman.” Actually, Jefferson tice, shield my country from While it might be a given Development Council tion on both sides of the en- had hired partisan newspa- destruction.” that rottenness in politics is campment registered at rock per editor James Callender to And yes, in 1828, the Fed- the norm, can’t we do better? bottom on the horse-pucky write mudslinging copy for eralists criticized Andrew Thou shall not be ugly to thy scale. Still, we learn that him. Jackson’s wife, calling her fellow human. “Chocolate.” LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze FIRA BITNER mudslinging and slander are Adams, then, is credited “dirty black wench” and a News welcomes your opinion. We not new. Thomas Jefferson Gulf Breeze reserve the right to edit a letter to fit with issuing this warning, “convicted adulteress” and NOAH H. BELEW is credited with characteriz- space available. We do not accept written by his backers: “Are said she was prone to “open Gulf Breeze letters containing a personal attack on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an individual writer. If we receive form What do you want for Christmas? letters, we will print only the first one we receive. Include your name, A couple of weeks ago, our and, I hope, for you. Gift an old hatchet or to reconnect address and daytime phone number. family started a text thread giving is, as Gary Chapman with an old friend. He might to keep everybody connected teaches in his book, “The Five love for you to share your on their Christmas lists. By Love Languages,” a way of story with someone who needs CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze lists, I mean specifi cally what expressing our love. Likewise, to hear it. He might be waiting News is committed to accuracy and they each wanted for Christ- gift receiving is a way of for you just to ask. He might wants to hear from you if we need mas. The kids prioritize what receiving love. If you want to be talking to you through the to make a correction or clarification. matters most and it seems to love an Auburn fan (as I am), philosophical lyrics of Kenny Please email us at news@ change based on their moods. you don’t give Bama stuff; Chesney, “Can’t we all just get gulfbreezenews.com with the Sometimes, it seems like a you give them Auburn stuff. along?” He might be asking “Chocolate.” subject line CORRECTION or to really wrestle with how I new iPhone is more important The whole “What do you you to spend some time with CALLA HENRY CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- answered that question. than the surfboard or wetsuit, want for Christmas” question Him by reading His Word or Gulf Breeze 8986 during office hours and ask What did I want for but then it changes when the has really turned the question serving the marginalized. I for news or sports departments. Christmas? Our house could ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News waves are up. use a little love. Some new around because Christmas don’t know, but I know Christ- will not be responsible for quality or The list has gotten pretty fl ooring would be nice, but isn’t about our birthday; it’s mas is supposed to be about discoloration in ads provided by the detailed and now includes cost so would a new coat of paint about Jesus’s birthday. We His birthday; not ours. advertiser or its agents. and where to fi nd said items at for the interior walls. I’d love really ought to be asking what As you move toward the best prices. I guess Santa’s to redo the patio and outdoor He wants. Christmas, may you keep ask- elves are out of the business. I’m not suggesting that we ing what other people want to Gulf Breeze News is published furniture for when the weather This past Sunday, I was stop giving gifts at Christ- make the world brighter and weekly on Thursdays by Gulf changes. I could always add checking on our preschool- mas. Share your love for your better. May you be concerned Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions a few more bells and whistles are $52 per year. Periodical ers as they made their sparkly on the Power Wagon. One can friends and family through with the lives of others and postage paid at Gulf Breeze, little glitter angels on paper never have too many turkey giving gifts like its a big what makes them happy. May Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no plates. Little Abi gave me a calls and fi shing poles. I prob- birthday party for everybody, you consider how to con- refunds on subscriptions. hug and with a big smile asked ably couldn’t argue with some but just don’t miss the guest tribute towards the goals of God’s word POSTMASTER: Please send me what I wanted for Christ- new clothes that fi t my smaller of honor. Maybe we could goodness, grace and mercy. address changes to Gulf Breeze mas. I don’t know if anyone frame. Of course, I’d love to spend a little time in refl ection May you forgive the unfor- When Jesus spoke again to News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, else’s child has ever asked me say that I just want little chil- and prayer, asking what Jesus givable, love the unlovable the people, he said, ”I am the FL 32562. that. I looked her in the eye dren to be happy, for content- wants. It’s probably not some- and pray for those without a All content is copyrighted 2018. and told her that I wanted for thing you can buy on Amazon prayer. May you spend a little light of the world. Whoever ment, world peace, and such ... follows me will never walk in Advertising rates are available her to be happy. She giggled but that might be a stretch. or at Cordova Mall. It’s prob- time asking what Jesus wants upon request. and I went back to doing the ably harder to come by and for Christmas. It might not be darkness, but will have the In truth, the “what do you light of life.” Sunday preacher thing. want for Christmas” ques- harder, yet, to bring home. He your money; it might be you! As the day wore on, I began tion is a real problem for me might be asking you to bury Love one. Love another. —John 8:12 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS December 6, 2018 7A

GIFT GIVING MADE EASY Gulf Breeze Will Do This plans social Dec. 12 at Lucas’s on the Boardwalk Gulf Breeze Will Do plans a social gathering at Lucas’s on the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk on Wednesday, Dec. 12, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The event is open to all cur- rent and potential members of the woman’s philanthropy, which pools membership dues Stahler Williams Thomas to award grants of up to $10,000 to causes benefitting the “great- er Gulf Breeze” areas of Gulf Breeze, Pensacola Beach, Tiger Point and Midway. At its last award presenta- Give a Gift to tion, the members gave $62,890 to benefit initiatives in arts, rec- reation and sports; public safety The Best and environment; and education Doyle Salome Adams and hardship support. To date, Day Spa on the group has awarded a quarter telephone — 914 434-2623. Her Toys for Tots. of a million dollars to 44 proj- email is [email protected]. According to Darren Warren, ects. Many GBAI members sub- the nonprofit began 17 years the Coast Membership dues are $250 mitted art at the 84th annual ago with a man named Donald per person and are tax de- Pensacola Interstate Fair Oct. Gene “Bear” York. ductible. To learn more about 18-28 at the Pensacola Fair- Bear started the “Bears Toys Gulf Breeze Will Do, visit the grounds. for Tots Poker Run” on the first group’s website at gulfbreeze- There was a discussion of the Saturday of November in 2001. willdo.org. GBAI contributions to the fair. He held this event every year to BUY, PRINT, EMAIL The consensus of opinion was support Toys for Tots until his Retired Officers that it was a successful event passing in 2008. Wives and Widows for the Club. A few of his friends decided GIFT CERTIFICATES ONLINE Association Stahler discussed the prob- to keep the event going in his lem of getting speakers and memory. The Retired Officers Wives received some suggestions and “We eventually expanded at www.swmedspa.com and Widows Association discussion from the members. our efforts and, in 2015, we (ROWWA), will meet for lunch Instead of a program, Stahler founded Friends of Bear Inc from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday, gave an overview of a safety as a 501c3 non-profit. Since it Dec. 13, at the Bonefish Grill, checklist he had designed. He was his friends that kept it go- • Half & Full Day Packages available 5025 North 12th Ave., in Pen- also reviewed an entertaining ing, the name ‘Friends of Bear sacola. list of sayings. Inc.’ seemed appropriate,” War- Members meet every second Following a break for a ren said. • Decadent Facial & Body treatments Thursday of the month, Sep- snack, members resumed the A board and many volunteers tember through May, for social meeting with a reminder for the work throughout the year to activities. New members are in- upcoming Christmas party and make the charity a success. • Invigorating Massages vited to join them. Membership the election. The meeting ad- The mission statement is dues are $15 per year and the journed at 7:30 p.m. “To improve our community • Natural Nail Services luncheon cost is $20. For more The next meeting of the Gulf by helping individuals and information and reservations, Breeze Arts Inc. will be the other organizations with unmet call (850) 686-1160. Christmas party. needs.” • Botox Toys for Tots is the biggest Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. Red Shoe Book Club focus of fundraising through • Laser Hair Removal out the year. GBAI held the last monthly “We hold three events a year, meeting on Nov. 6 at the Gulf The Red Shoe Book Club • Microdermabrasion meets at the Navarre Library on where all proceeds go to help us Breeze Community Center Clay support Toys for Tots. In May, Ford Room. President Scott the third Monday of each month at 10 a.m. we put on an event called ‘ Mid- • Vela Smooth Stahler welcomed the group. way to Nashville.’ This event The GBAI will hold a Christ- T h e group con- brings Nashville recording art- mas party on Dec. 15 at 4 p.m. ists to Midway for an up-close Cellulite treatments at Carol Holland Doyle’s home, tinues to read about and personal backyard poolside 4724 Hickory Shores Blvd., in concert. Gulf Breeze. our First • Latisse, the new L a d i e s . “In July, we hold the ‘Friends Members will bring a cov- of Bear Christmas in July Poker ered dish and a Dirty Santa gift. Each per- lash treatment son reads Run’ and we just wrapped up the There will be a short meeting Johnson event that started it all, the 17th at the Christmas party to elect his or her own se- Annual Bear’s Toys for Tots officers. Poker Run. We raise enough This reporter presented the lected book or finds interesting facts to share. money to be able to average slate of officers. They are as fol- around $16,000 in toys and bi- lows: president, Scott Stahler; On Monday, Dec. 17, par- ticipants will be discussing First cycles yearly. So far this year, vice president, Ralph Thomas; we have purchased 267 bicycles secretary, Anita Williams; and Lady Lady Bird Johnson. All are invited to attend. and over $1,500 in toys that will treasurer, Anne Geisel. Mem- be distributed through Toys for bers will have opportunity to Friends of Bear Inc. Tots, Warren said.” nominate candidates from the For more information, check floor. out the Friends of Bear Inc. Much work is being accom- The Friends of Bear played Facebook page or the website plished by Kelsi Adams, direc- Santa in November, purchasing at www.friendsofbear.org. tor of the 2019 Gulf Breeze Cel- bikes and toys to give away to ebrates the Arts Festival. Adams said, “We need more patrons and donors. Small busi- nesses, business owners and community members should be approached about giving a tax deductible donation, and that their donation will go directly by email to members into the scholarship funds that are given to our community schools.” Adams distributed the poster contest form by email. Voted Best Day Spa On The Coast Every Year She is also working on a few new logo designs for Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. Call 850.432.6772 She may present it at the Christmas party. Ruth Harriet Goldberg, 20 N. Tarragona St. Sunshine Committee chair, dis- cussed ways this responsibility Pensacola, FL 32502 could be shared with the group, such as contacting her about a www.stillwatersmedspa.com member’s illness. She wanted Friends of Bear Inc. purchased 267 bicycles and over $1,500 in to be sure that members had her toys for Toys for Tots. 8A December 6, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Adopt-a-Pet Purr | 3 Years Old | Male Hello, My name is Purr! I’m an 8 pound orange tabby cat and I’m ready to be a part of your family! Please come get me Looking today! for a PAL?? PENSACOLA HUMANE SOCIETY 5 N Q Street | Pensacola, FL 32505 Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm Sunday 1-4pm • Monday Closed Brought To You By To be a Sponsor of Adopt A Pet Call (850) 932-8986

Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News Farewell to city leaders

Mayor Matt Dannheisser smiles as he receives one of the beautiful clocks given to him and fellow Council members as part of their annual “salary” at Monday night’s meeting. It was his last Council session as Mayor of the City of Gulf Breeze. It was also the last meeting for Council member Renee Bookout (third from left). David Landfair and the new city council members, Todd Torgersen and Randy Hebert, will be sworn in on Dec. 10.

Injury & Santa psych out

Look carefully in the guard Disability Law house of the Willowood subdivision and you may see a bearded fellow giving you the once over. Is he waving you in or preparing to ask for your credentials?

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He discovered most of his skin had Uncanny the quality of suction, and that quality equipped him ability with an unbelievable power to hold on to items that came in becomes livelihood contact with his skin. for ‘Can Head’

deal that comes along with the “attraction” he By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News © 2018 has for holding on to items with his skin. They [email protected] also suspect he may have a much longer life span than normal, and his youthful appearance as he an he do it?” enters the decade of his 50s makes this easy to Stick eight cans to his head, I believe. “Cmean. Keeton went to Tate High School and then Turns out “Can Head,” the Beulah native moved to Chicago, eventually becoming a known to friends and family as Jamie Keeton, graphic designer. Throughout his younger years, can, indeed. however, he kept his “stick-to-it-iveness” and his As proof of his amazing ability — and there’s strength a pretty private matter, displaying it only much more to the story — Can Head has made it occasionally for people he knew well. He says he into the last three issues of Guinness World Re- was always a bit nervous kids would tease him cords for the superhuman feat of having the most about the tendency he couldn’t explain, and he cans placed on his head using air suction. didn’t want to be perceived as a freak. In each of his appearances in the contest, he Then one day, while attending a ball game and has increased the number of cans stuck to his sporting a newly-shaved head, he began rubbing cleanly shaven head. For his last “trial,” he put a cold drink can over his scalp to help cool him- his RhA negative blood type may play a part, but once sought to hide. eight of the containers around his skull, but he self down in the stands. When a ball suddenly there are still more questions than answers. Some things are still very normal for the has positioned as many as 14. came in his direction, he automatically raised his Meanwhile, Keeton gradually has become Northwest Florida native, though. While he They don’t have to be empty, either. He is able hand to try to catch it. He missed the ball, but he more open about “sticking to stuff.” has a home in Chicago and another in LA, he is to hold up to 75 pounds of weight attached to his discovered something very interesting when he And after the X-Men gained popularity, he shopping for property in this area, as well. His head or other body surfaces with neither adhe- brought his hands back into his lap and realized felt a bit more comfortable sharing his own abili- grandparents live here, and he would like to be sives nor any kind of magnetic implants or other he was no longer holding the drink can. Instead, ties. near them to help out when needed. He is a fa- means of making the items stick to him. it was stuck to the back of his head. Apparently, The event that would ultimately change his at- ther of three adult children and the grandfather to No tricks of any kind. Unless you count the his hands weren’t the only part of his body that titude and his life focus, though, came while he two, and he loves being with them. one Mother Nature apparently played on him at had a stick-y quality. was attending a Red Bull Flugtag show. He was Asked if his talents have shown up in any birth, when he entered the world as a sort of hu- In fact, as he began to experiment with his walking around the setting, wearing cans on his other family members, he says some relatives man suction cup. body’s abilities, he discovered most of his skin head and good naturedly getting photographed suspect his late grandfather may have had some Here is Can Head’s amazing story about how had the quality of suction, and that quality with others at the venue, when a Red Bull ex- similar traits, and his pre-school age grandson he discovered his ability, how he dealt with it equipped him with an unbelievable power to ecutive spotted him and made contact. The exec — who calls him Can-Paw — is dropping a few psychologically, how he came to accept it and hold on to items that came in contact with his recognized that Keeton could serve as a far less behavioral hints here and there, but it is too soon how he now incorporates it into his life and ca- skin. expensive and much more up-close-and-per- to tell what may develop with the little boy. reer. That career has taken him to amazing plac- In fact, this reporter was unable to remove sonal kind of advertising project than traditional Keeton is still very much Can Head, though, es; put him in touch with thousands of fans, some — even with a two-handed effort — a contain- videos were providing the company. having learned to enjoy his ability and to joke of whom are well-known celebrities; and earned er filled with nuts that was stuck to the side of The next thing Keeton knew, he was traveling around with it for the pleasure of others whenev- him a role in a hit TV show, with the promise of Keeton’s skull. the world, serving as a living, breathing, walk- er he can. One of his favorite tricks is attaching more dramatic appearances in his future. He also discovered he possessed another abil- ing, talking magnet for attention from potential an open bottle of Absolut vodka a bit off-center ity: he could not only release those items adher- customers for all kinds of products. Posing for as on his skull and then pouring shots for himself or Jamie Keeton was a normal child. Except for ing to his skin simply by concentrating on the many as 60-80,000 photos a day and talking to friends with a tilt of his head. And if they want one rather unusual tendency. When he was 7 effort, he could also thought-project things that those who wanted to capture his image, he used to see more, he can also suck up full mini-kegs years old, he and his parents noticed that toys were stuck to his skin across a space — a tech- the opportunity to focus positive attention on atop his skull. had a habit of sticking to his hands. His mom and nique he displayed for this reporter by shooting a the products of companies who hired him as a “I get paid to party,” he says, “because my dad explained it away by suggesting that his tree- can off his open palm and into the seat of a chair unique advertising concept. skin sucks. Literally. I am the X-Man of cans.” climbing activities left him with sticky sap on his about three feet away. He eventually created his own brand — Can In the world of Internet celebrity, Can Head hands that caused toys to “cling.” In time, he consulted specialists about what Head — and he has since appeared with a host has become an easily recognizable figure, par- He was a kid full of energy, one who was was going on with his body. Physicians in Chi- of celebrities at venues far and wide, including ticularly when he takes to the streets with ob- rarely ill and whose childhood boo-boos healed cago told him he is one of four such known cases charity efforts. jects attached to his head. What surprises him, he with record speed. His body temperature was al- in the world. They explain his condition by say- When his trademark ability earned him says, is the number of people who seem to know ways significantly higher than that of the aver- ing his skin pores suck in more oxygen than that enough attention that he needed an agent, he him even when he is not “adorned” with cans age human, too, although this was not related to of other people. also added another dimension to his multiple tal- and bottles and such. illness. Humans typically have blood oxygen levels ents. He now appears on the TV show “Chicago While he was in Italy, a family stopped him Doctors would tell him later that those plus- in the 95-100 percent range. Can Head’s is 123 Fire” as a nameless loan-shark-type bad guy and to say they recognized him after seeing him on a ses, along with his limited need for sleep — he percent. has been approached about an upcoming “re- German television segment. can go up to four days without snoozing or feel- Doctors at the University of Chicago studying ally big” movie deal. In addition, he mixes in There was a time he shied away from display- ing ill effects — and the superhuman strength he his case theorize that the fact that he was born 2 comedy routines and other performance art. He ing his talent. 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DEAR DR. ROACH: What *** effect, if any, does alcohol con- DEAR DR. ROACH: I’ve sumption have on swelling in been dealing with a problem for the legs, ankles and feet? I drink a very long time. I’d like to have only when I go out for dinner or someone tell me how to stop my have guests, typically a cocktail eyes from tearing and my nose and a glass of wine; no swelling from running every time I go out in those instances. in the cold weather. I’ve been However, I noticed that after given pills (Claritin and Benad- a few days on vacation, when I ryl) and sprays (Nasacort, Bec- drank more than two glasses of biggest concerns). In the liver, onase), and although they help wine every night, my lower legs, longstanding alcohol use affects me breathe better, I still fill up ankles and feet began to swell. the liver’s ability to synthesize with tears and mucus. I’d like to Once I returned home and proteins. know if you’ve ever run across resumed no daily alcohol con- Reduced levels of the blood these symptoms. – S.R.M. sumption, the swelling abat- protein albumin also might ANSWER: These symptoms ed. So, is there a connection? cause leg swelling. Both heart are not only common, they are – B.A. and liver effects are very mild nearly universal. One of the ANSWER: The physiology except in people who already body’s protections against cold of alcohol is complex, with po- have disease of these organs. weather is to increase fluid flow tentially adverse effects on the The role of vasopressin, also to the eyes and nose, as the cold, heart, the liver and on secretion called anti-diuretic hormone, is dry air evaporates their protec- of anti-diuretic hormone. All of complex. tive moisture. these can affect swelling. Initial inhibition of ADH Almost everybody has had However, it is entirely pos- leads to an increase in urine the experience of a runny nose sible, and probably more likely, production, then an increased after being out in the cold, es- Make the season that it is a combination of travel level of the hormone, which can pecially when first coming into and increased sodium intake lead to water and salt retention a warm room. In some people, that is responsible for your most and swelling. the normal response is so strong merry and bright recent swelling. Even though there are at least that it becomes very annoying. Even in healthy young vol- three ways alcohol can lead to It’s a type of nonallergic vaso- unteers, alcohol immediately or worsen edema, it is likely motor rhinitis. reduces the ability of the heart that it’s simply swelling from I have had frequent success safely with these tips to squeeze out blood. sitting and standing too much, in prescribing nasal antihista- Usually the heart returns to which commonly occurs in mines, such as azelastine, or Stringing holiday lights in- plugs. to withstand the elements. normal after the alcohol is me- travel, combined with a greater an anticholinergic drug like ip- tabolized, but in some people, ratropium, if the treatments you side and outside of your home • Have a plan for the place- • Use caution when removing sodium intake from eating out the heart dilates over time, re- have tried haven’t worked. is as much a holiday tradition as ment of your holiday lighting so outdoor holiday lights. Never at restaurants. sulting in heart failure (swell- singing carols, baking treats and that no more than three strands pull or tug on lights. Sodium content at many res- ing in the feet has many causes, (c) 2018 North America shopping for that special pres- are strung together unless using taurants is much higher than if Move the festivities indoors but heart failure is one of the Synd., Inc.All Rights Reserved ent for a loved one. LEDs. Gulf Power recommends you prepare your own food. With LED lights, holiday using LED lighting because When you move the reindeer decorating can be energy ef- they use less power, are more games inside, remember to do ficient. According to the U.S. efficient and don’t get hot, so so safely. While holiday light- Grow plants in every room Department of Energy: they are a safer and more effi- ing and electrical decorations • They use up to 80 percent cient choice for homeowners. do contribute to the splendor of less energy and allow for up to the season, they can also signifi- • While they may be more cantly increase the risk of fires of your home 25 strings to be connected end- expensive, LED lights pay for and electrical injuries, if not By Melinda Myers to-end without overloading a themselves in the long run, wall socket. used safely. since they are cheaper to oper- Gardeners know the benefits of digging in the • They last much longer — up ate and last longer. Traditional • Always purchase electri- cal decorations and lights from soil. It elevates a person’s mood and improves to 40 holiday seasons. lights such as the C-7 or C-9 mental and physical well-being. The outcome is lighting cost the most to oper- reputable retailers. Use lights • And they are cooler than approved for safe use by a na- always good — added beauty or tasty nutritional incandescents, reducing the risk ate, with each string costing up food. But many of us are stuck indoors for the to $1 a day to power. tionally recognized testing lab- of fire. oratory, such as Underwriters winter, have a lack of space to garden outdoors or “Whether you’re using a few • Once you have a plan, ar- Laboratory (UL). just can’t get enough of this healthful activity. range your decorations so that Adding greenery indoors expands our garden- strings of incandescents or go- • Never connect more than ing all out with a spectacular no outlet is overloaded and no ing opportunities and provides the many benefits cords will be pinched from go- three strands of incandescent of living with and tending plants. lighting display, it’s always lights together. good to review safety precau- ing around corners. Be sure to Let’s start with the kitchen. Boost the flavor tions when holiday lighting is plug lights and decorations into • Before decorating, deter- and nutrition of winter meals by growing leafy part of your holiday tradition,” circuits protected by ground mine how many outlets are greens and herbs in a sunny window or under a said Kimberly Blair, Gulf Pow- fault circuit interrupters (GF- available and where they are cabinet with the help of a Growbar LED light fix- er spokesperson. CIs). This type of outlet will located. Plan your displays ac- ture. Here are some basic safety shut the circuit down if there cordingly. You don’t want your Start plants from seeds or purchase transplants is limited. Imagine stepping out of the shower tips from Gulf Power to better is overcurrent. We want your guests, Santa or elves tripping to grow indoors. Place your indoor kitchen gar- into a mini tropical zone. What a nice way to ease enjoy this holiday tradition and lights to shine, not sparks to fly. over extension cords. den in a brightly lit location, free of cold drafts into your day. and with easy access to harvest and use. Then Get a good night’s sleep with a bit of home- save energy and money. • If you don’t have a GFCI • Similar to outdoor decorat- enlist the whole family, and even your guests, grown aromatherapy in the bedroom. Grow lav- outlet, a qualified electrician ing, make sure to carefully in- into harvesting greens for their salads and herbs ender, rosemary, chamomile and other soothing Deck the halls with outside can permanently install one spect each inside electrical dec- to season their meals. This is sure to turn family herbs in your bedroom in front of a sunny win- lighting outdoors for holiday seasons to oration. Cracked or damaged and friend gatherings into unique and memorable dow, on a shelf or other naturally or artificially lit, come. Or, you can buy a porta- sockets, loose or bare wires and • Examine all the lights and experiences. bright location. ble outdoor unit from your local loose connections may cause a cords, and if they are damaged, Include plants in your home or work office. Just be sure to give the plants a pet to release home improvement store. serious shock or start a fire. frayed or have cracked wires, Greenery helps reduce stress, even when work- their fragrance into the air before crawling into toss them or recycle them and • While decorating the out- • Avoid overloading electrical ing at your desk or tackling homework at the end bed for a long, restful sleep. buy replacements. Or check side of your home, never raise outlets with too many decora- of a long day. Set a few plants on or near your Bring the garden to your living room. Cre- with your local home improve- ladders, poles or other extended tions or electrical devices. They desk or other workspace. And don’t let a lack of ate your own miniature tropical, moss or desert ment store on trade-in discounts objects into or near power lines. can overheat and cause a fire. light stop you from growing a bit of green stress garden in a terrarium that serves as a focal point If you are decorating an out- on holiday lights. • Always unplug electrical relief. in any living space or centerpiece on the dining side tree, check to make sure its • Make sure your lights are decorations before replacing Stylish energy-efficient full- spectrum plant room table. Use an open terrarium for succulents limbs aren’t near power lines. rated for outdoor use. 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Schedules Thursday, December 6 Dolphin GB soccer at Pine Forest, (Var. boys 5 p.m., Var. girls 7) GB boys b’ball vs. Pace, (9th 4:30 p.m., JV 6, Var. 7:30) Lighthouse girls b’ball vs. St. John Paul, (6 p.m, hoops win . Malcolm Yonge)

Friday, December 7 GB girls soccer vs. Fort Walton, 6:30 p.m. first two of GB boys b’ball at Niceville, (9th 4 p.m., JV 5:30., Var. 7) GB girls b’ball vs. Escambia, (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 6) GB wrestling at Fulton- dale Tournament, TBA season Lighthouse girls/boys b’ball vs. Northview, (6/7 GBHS beats Washington, Mosley to open p.m, Malcolm Yonge) season; hosts Pace tonight

Saturday, December 8 By Jason Thompson Dolphins 74, Washington 69: GB wrestling at Fulton- Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Napier had 18 points, while Pas- dale Tournament, TBA [email protected] Lighthouse boys b’ball chall scored a career-high 17, in- at Rutherford, 4 p.m. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin cluding three 3-point plays in the basketball team opened the second half, as GBHS held off Monday, December 10 2018-19 season with a win at Mosley, which hit 13 3-pointers GB boys soccer vs. Washington on Nov. 27, before and seven in the fourth quarter. Choctaw, (JV 5:30 p.m., McCurdy had nine for Gulf Var. 7:30) holding off a furious fourth GB b’ball vs. Foley, (JV quarter comeback to win its Breeze, while Sheppard, Corbin girls 4:30 p.m., Var. girls 6, home opener Friday in a battle and Chandler Burtt had eight each. Var. boys 7:30) of Dolphins against Mosley. Smith had three, while Hepworth Dolphins 69, Washington had two and Dawson, one. Tuesday, December 11 50: Chance Napier’s 16 points Mosley JV 63, Dolphins GB girls soccer vs. Navarre, led the Dolphins to a win at 52: Ryland McCurdy had 13 (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) GB b’ball at Catholic, (JV Washington in their opener. points, while McClain Gailey girls 4 p.m., JV boys 5, Var. Griffen Corbin added 15 and Luke Seifert had 10 each. girls 6:15, Var. boys 7:45) points, while Bryson Smith Washington JV 50, GB JV wrestling at Crest- had 13. Dolphins 47: Caleb Jackson view, 6 p.m. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ben Hepworth had six had 18 points in a loss to Lighthouse girls b’ball points, while Carter Sheppard Washington. at Jay Tourney, 6 p.m. Hep ­hop Ben Hepworth looks for a teammate in the Dolphins’ 74-69 added five; Cole Paschall and The Dolphins, who hosted Wednesday, December 12 win over Mosley Friday. Tyler Walkup, three each; An- Pensacola Christian Tuesday, GB boys soccer at Ar- thony Dawson and Cayson Mc- (after the News’ deadline) host nold (5 p.m., Var. 7) Curdy, two each; and Spemcer Pace tonight before heading to Abney, one. Nicevile Friday.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Welcome back Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Aila Swinton, in her first match back since tearing her ACL in the 2018 state semifinals against Shelby Rowe looks for a teammate in the Lady Dolphins’ 5-2 win over PHS last week. Lecanto, is mobbed after scoring a goal against Fort Walton. Lady Dolphins beat three more, now 5-0

Gulf Breeze takes She made it 1-0 off a Sydney on Fort Walton in Wood feed in the 11th minute before PHS tied it on a PK. key district battle A minute later, Goodroe’s Friday night second goal gave Gulf Breeze the lead for good. By Jason Thompson Mia Mauro scored her first Gulf Breeze News© 2018 varsity goal in the 36th minute, [email protected] before a free kick goal got PHS The Gulf Breeze Lady within a goal two minutes later. Dolphin soccer team racked up Goodroe completed her hat three wins in a four day span to trick a minute later before Aila improve to 5-0 on the season. Swinton, in her first game back Lady Dolphins 4, Choctaw from a torn ACL (suffered in 1: Kristen Godroe and Delaney last season’s state semifinal Williams both scored twice win), scored in the 68th minute. as the Lady Dolphins won at Manderson and Walters both Choctaw Friday. had two saves in the win. Goodroe scored in the seventh Lady Dolphins 9, West Flor- minute off a Riley Cassidy feed, ida 1 (64 minutes): Goodroe before Choctaw tied it on a scored twice, while seven other penalty kick five minutes later. Lady Dolphins found the back Goodroe fed Williams on her of the net in a mercy-rule win first goal 10 minutes later to give Nov. 27 at the old Woodham Gulf Breeze the lead for good. High School. Goodroe (63rd minute) and Robinson (11th minute), Williams (66th minute) added Wood (17th), Hannah Michaud second half goals off feeds (38th), Riley Cassidy (42nd), from Mia Mauro and Aiyannah Williams (43rd), Lauren Robinson. Nicole Manderson Feltenberger (46th) and Mya made two saves in the first half, Swinton (53rd) all scored in the while Jadyn Walters made sev- win for Gulf Breeze. en in the second half. Lady Dolphins 5, PHS 2: Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Goodroe had a hat trick for Kristen Goodroe battles for the Gulf Breeze in a win over PHS ball in the Lady Dolphins’ 5-2 Thursday. win over PHS last week. GBHS second in Academic Team championships after fall sports season Football, boys and girls swimming, finish second; girls cross country, third “Wow! The school is so very proud of our fall sports teams’ academic By Jason Thompson place finish places GBHS Gulf Breeze News© 2018 solidly in position to earn the performance this year! ... Our student [email protected] overall school championship Gulf Breeze High School in June. Our student athletes athletes continue to amaze.” placed all eight of its fall sports continue to amaze.” in the top 10 of the Academic Gulf Breeze High, which — Danny Brothers Team championships, released won five consecutive ATC Gulf Breeze High School principal last week by the Florida High from 2012-16, has 49 points, School Athletic Association. only two behind Lutz George Their showing puts Gulf Breeze Steinbrenner High. Lakewood cent memory, also finished sec- finishedfinished eighth and the boys cross in second place in Class 8A, Ranch is third, with 37 points. ond (the boys a 3.658 GPA, the country team, ninth (3.596). heading into the winter sports The Dolphin football team, girls a 3.701). Schools earn 10 points for a season. which extended its postseason The girls cross country, which championship, nine points for “Wow! The school is so very streak to four consecutive years, finished second at districts this second place, all the way down Submitted Photo proud of our fall sports teams’ was second, with a team grade year, was third, with a 3.875. to one point for 10th place. academic performance this point average of 3.226. The girls golf team finished GBHS is in 8A for the ATC Cheering over the holidays year!” GBHS Principal Danny The boys and girls swim fifth (3.3746), while the — its basketball classification. GBHS senior varsity cheerleaders Savannah Haynes (left) Brothers said. teams, which had one of their volleyball team (3.596) and the Realignment will take place this and Maddi Carter spent their Thanksgiving holiday at Disney World, cheering at the Spirit Spectacular. “Their combined second most successful seasons in re- boys golf team (3.589) both year and take effect 2019-20.

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Chicago at Vegas ESPN+ 5:00 PM Boston College at Texas A&M SECN Tuesday, December 11 Creighton at Nebraska BTN Friday, December 7 7:00 PM Portland at Houston NBATV Middle Georgia State at Jacksonville ESPN+ 8:00 PM Minnesota at Edmonton ESPN+ 9:30 PM Toronto at Los Angeles Clippers NBATV UIC at Colorado PAC12 Green Bay at Bowling Green ESPN+ Saturday, December 8 Wednesday, December 12 Northern Kentucky at Eastern Kentucky ESPN+ 6:00 PM Colorado at Tampa Bay ESPN+ 7:00 PM Oklahoma City at New Orleans ESPN 5:30 PM #15 Florida State at UConn ESPN2 Washington at Columbus ESPN+ 9:30 PM Toronto at Golden State ESPN 6:00 PM Harvard at Vermont ESPN+ Monmouth at Albany ESPN3 Sunday, December 9 College Basketball on TV 6:30 PM Southern Illinois at Southeast Missouri State ESPN+ 8:00 PM Calgary at Edmonton ESPN+ 7:00 PM Omaha at #18 Oregon PAC12 Thursday, December 6 Murray State at Middle Tennessee ESPN+ Monday, December 10 10:00 AM Bob Jones University at Gardner-Webb ESPN+ Eastern Washington at 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Dotson took a Josh Copeland scored two minutes ­Scheurich pass, dribbling past later off a pass from Ryan two defenders and putting one Mayes. Resurrection scored its in the lower right corner of the goal in the second half net. The Dolphins, who hosted Three minutes later, Caleb Mosley Wednesday (after the Passmore scored off a free kick News’ deadline), play at Pine into the bottom left corner of Forest tonight as part of a varsity the net to make it 2-0. doubleheader. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Passmore scored again in The boys play at 5 p.m., the soccer team snapped a three- the 54th minute, before Nick girls at 7. game losing streak with a 5-1 Wilson and Colby Copeland Gulf Breeze hosts Choctaw win over Resurrection Catholic, rounded out the scoring. Cope- in a key District 1-3A battle out of Pascagoula, Miss. land set up Passmore’s second ­Monday before facing Arnold­ Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jayce Dotson scored the game’s goal before feeding Wilson for in Panama City Beach on Lady Dolphin volleyball banquet first goal in the 18th minute. his goal in the 63rd minute. ­Wednesday. GBHS head volleyball coach Jasmine Crowell talks to the crowd at last week’s Awards Banquet, held at the Pensacola Yacht Club. RIGHT: Crowell with Academic Award winners (from left) that include senior Madi Clay, junior Anna Marks, sophomore Emily Crowder and freshmen Hannah O’Grady and Lauren Kellen.

Submitted Photo GBHS cross ­country awards banquet

The Gulf Breeze High cross ­country program celebrated one of its best seasons in recent memory at the Awards Banquest in the GBHS cafeteria. Award winners were (front, from left) Ian Baker, Conner Creel and Cade Seeber; and (standing) Ashlinn Salvator, Mira Helms, Kai Payne, Libbie Jorgensen, Theo Cross, Tabitha Labrato, Gary Quilligan, Hannah Spoon- eybarger, Lauren Jorgensen, Peyton Bunting, Finn Youberg and Erin Foster.

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We Love Good News.indd 1 2/2/2016 1:20:11 PM gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS December 6, 2018 5C Dolphin soccer snaps three game skid Boys at Pine Forest Dotson took a Josh Copeland scored two minutes ­Scheurich pass, dribbling past later off a pass from Ryan as part of varsity two defenders and putting one Mayes. Resurrection scored its doubleheader in the lower right corner of the goal in the second half tonight net. The Dolphins, who hosted Three minutes later, Caleb Mosley Wednesday (after the By Jason Thompson Passmore scored off a free kick News’ deadline), play at Pine Gulf Breeze News© 2018 into the bottom left corner of Forest tonight as part of a varsity [email protected] the net to make it 2-0. doubleheader. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Passmore scored again in The boys play at 5 p.m., the soccer team snapped a three- the 54th minute, before Nick girls at 7. game losing streak with a 5-1 Wilson and Colby Copeland Gulf Breeze hosts Choctaw win over Resurrection Catholic, rounded out the scoring. Cope- in a key District 1-3A battle out of Pascagoula, Miss. land set up Passmore’s second ­Monday before facing Arnold­ Jayce Dotson scored the game’s goal before feeding Wilson for in Panama City Beach on first goal in the 18th minute. his goal in the 63rd minute. ­Wednesday.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Abell bodied Keegan Abell goes high for a header in the Dolphins’ win over Resurrection. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Colby Copeland celebrates a goal against Resurrection.

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fi cation. Financial Ice Flyers drop pair on road Notice is given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners is calling aid if qualifi ed. Call for and requesting proposals for the retrofitting of fluorescent and incandescent lighting Aviation Institute of lamps and high-mounted HID fixtures with Light Emitting Diode (LED) lamps at (3) three PENSACOLA — The Pensacola Ice ed. Taylor Dickin and Apperson. Maintenance 888- locations serving Santa Rosa County. Flyers fell to the Birmingham Bulls 3-0. Birmingham Bulls, 3, Ice Flyers The Ice Flyers pulled Brian Billett 242-2649. All proposals must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. ------Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite The Bulls’ goals were scored by Nick 1: The Ice Flyers lost to Birmingham from the net with 2:53 left in an at- L, Milton, Florida, 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., January 3, 2018, Owen, Jacob Barber and Josh Harris. in an early Sunday afternoon matchup tempt to cut the Bulls’ 3-1 lead down 601 at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only bids received by The Ice Flyers outshot the Bulls 41-22. in Pelham, Ala. Craig Simchuk scored but were unable to come up with a REAL ESTATE FOR the aforementioned time and date will be considered. All proposals shall be sealed The lone goal scored in the fi rst two of the goals for the Bulls and Shane goal. The Ice Flyers outshot the Bulls and clearly labeled, “RFP 19-010 Outdoor Lighting Retrofit”. Please provide one RENT - APTS (1) original, seven (7) copies of the proposal (8 total complete packages), and one (1) period belonged to Birmingham. The Topf scored the third. Brian Morgan 13-11 in the third. electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format. goal was scored by Nick Owen on the scored Pensacola’s lone goal. NOTES: Wind Meadow Apts. Under New Mgmt! Project documents, including specifications relative thereto may be secured from the Santa power play at 14:39. He was assisted At the 5:58 mark of the fi rst period, Friday’s game is Teddy Bear Toss Rosa County Procurement Department website at www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword: BIDS). Rental assistance by Loren Ulett and Garrett Johnston. Craig Simchuk scored the fi rst goal for Night. Puck drops at 7:35 p.m. Fans are may be available. A pre-bid meeting will be held at 9:00 a.m., December 17, 2018 at the Santa Rosa Birmingham outshot Pensacola 12 to 9. Birmingham, assisted by Nick Owen encouraged to bring new bears to the County BOCC Conference Room, 6495 Caroline Street Suite M, Milton, Florida 32570. HUD vouchers All interested parties are invited to attend. Two minutes and 51 seconds into and Garrett Schmitz. The Ice Flyers game to be thrown on the ice after the fi rst accepted. 1 & 2 the second period, Jacob Barber scored outshot the Bulls 12-11. Ice Flyers’ goal of the game. All bears will BR handicapped & Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County non- handicapped Procurement Office in writing at [email protected] by 4:30 p.m. December 21, with assists from Josh Harris and The second period saw Brian Morgan be collected and donated to the Struder 2018. accessible apts. Garrett Johnston to bring the Bulls’ score his fi rst goal in his fi rst game back Family Children’s Hospital at Sacred Water, sewer/ The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any and all proposals in whole or in part, to waive all informalities, and to award the proposal that it lead up 2-0 over the Ice Flyers. Despite with the Ice Flyers since his callup to the Heart and other local organizations. garbage service determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. outshooting the Bulls 14-8, Pensacola ECHL last season. Tanner Froese and Dece. 8 is Christmas Celebration provided. 3037 Wind Meadow Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the still failed to get on the board. Matt Johnson assisted on the goal at 1:48. Night here at The Hangar. Wear your business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Dr., Gulf Breeze, Josh Harris made it 3-0 Birmingham, The Bulls took the lead at 6:15 with a ugliest Christmas sweater to the game. businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. FL. Call 850-934- The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, 11:23 into the third, with help from goal from Shane Topf, assisted by Caleb The players will be wearing specialty 3060, TDD/TTY disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa, Florida. Mike Davis and Garrett Johnston’s as- Apperson and Garrett Johnston. Craig elf jerseys that will be auctioned off in 711. Equal Housing sists. The Ice Flyers once again outshot Simchuk scored his second of the game to section 103 after the game. You don’t Opportunity. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida the Bulls 18-2 but came up emptyhand- make it 3-1 at 16:08. He was assisted by want to miss this. Puck drops at 7:05. ------Legal Notice 43484 Gulf Breeze News 12-06-18 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS December 6, 2018 7C GBSA Sharks host day long hoops tourney

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2018 [email protected]

The Gulf Breeze Sports Association Sharks basketball program hosted an all-day tournament Saturday at the Gulf Breeze Community Center. The sixth-grade boys team won both of tits games, while the eighth-grade girls and seventh-grade boys both went 1-1. The fourth-grade girls and boys teams both won their lone games. Sharks eighth-grade girls 27, Saints 17: Sophie Mislevy scored eight points, while Bianca Gatmaitan had five; Gabby Branning, four; and Lydia Adams, Emma Daily, Addy Branning and Isabelle Gatmaitan had two each for the Sharks. Dream Team 24, Sharks eighth- grade girls 15: Daily had six points, while Gabby Branning and Isabelle Gatmaitan had three each and Bianca Gatmaitan, one. Warriors eighth-grade boys 35, Sharks seventh-grade boys 23: Chase Hering and Eli Jones led the Sharks with nine points each, while Jacob Turane had four and Zenon Patrick and Zoom Schneider, two each. Sharks seventh-grade boys 35, Pace 12: Lawson Messer had eight points, while Turane and Hering had six each; Bryson Rouillier and Schneider, four each; and Ryan Tracy and Carson Harvey, three each. Sharks sixth-grade boys 30, Space Jammers 8: Roman Jackson had eight points, while Hutson Rowe had six; Jake Hooten, four; Max Van Camp, Tristen Keigley and Ky Cook two each; and Noah Simpson, one. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Sharks sixth-grade boys 26, Mallory Proctor shoots for three against Pace last week. Warriors 13: Jackson had eight points to lead the Sharks, while Rowe had six, Hooten four, Van Camp, Keigley and Cook two each and Simpson one. Lady Dolphins Several Sharks team will play Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Saturday at Legion Field in Pensacola. Parker Granse drives in for a layup for the sixth-grade Sharks, who went 2-0 Saturday. drop two to open season BY JASON THOMPSON Biery had eight rebounds, Gulf Breeze News© 2018 while Proctor had seven for [email protected] Gulf Breeze, which trailed The Gulf Breeze Lady 16-8 after the first quarter and Dolphin basketball team shot 42 percent from the free opened the 2018-19 season throw line. last week, losing its home Lady Dolphins 36, opener against Pace on Nov. Niceville 32 (OT): Victoria 27, then winning a District Burtt scored 12 points, while 1-8A game at Niceville two Taylor Brame added eight for days later. Gulf Breeze, which won at Niceville 61, Lady Niceville in overtime. Dolphins 33: Mary Kate Ann Hitpas and Ashley Hitpas scored seven points Denny added four for and grabbed a career-high Gulf Breeze, which hosted 16 rebounds in a loss at Crestview Monday before Niceville. playing at Milton Wednesday Carson Townsend led (after the News’ deadline). the Lady Dolphins with The Lady Dolphins host eight points, while Mallory Escambia Friday (JV 4:30 Proctor and Kaitlyn Biery p.m., varsity 6) before hosting Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Allie Hepworth (6) shoots for the fourth-grade Sharks, while Lydia Adams (3) drives to the basket for the eighth-grade Sharks. had six points each. Foley on Monday.

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