October 30, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ $2 million Haunted may flood in County anticipates grants for House several soaked neighborhoods
B M P The county’s Local Mitigation Y AT ELLEGRINO Strategy Taskforce released their list Gulf Breeze News [email protected] of neighborhoods that were eligible for HMGP funding last month. The The Florida Division of Emergen- group recently acquired a 90-day cy Management oficially gave word estimate from FEMA on how much that there will be available Hazard the county could receive in HMGP Mitigation Grant Program Funds grant money. as a result of the April lood event. Now it’s up to the county where that money will go, once it’s received. See Northridge Page 3A » WBMS tops at robotics meet
BY MAT PELLEGRINO WBMS took home the BEST Gulf Breeze News Award, that earns them a spot at the [email protected] Regional Competition, South’s BEST that will be held December 5 -7 at Au- Woodlawn Beach Middle School’s burn University. robot “Crash” took home the robotic Shannon Farrell, the WBMS 8th Resident crown at this year’s Emerald Coast grade science teacher credited with BEST Robotics competition held last leading her team of 43 students to the Saturday at The University of West continues » Halloween Florida. See Students Page 8A tradition
BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News [email protected]
Halloween is a holiday that gives people the once a year opportunity to take off their daily costumes as doc- tors, lawyers, students, mechanics, salespersons and other professionals, and show their true colors under the guise of “dressing for the holiday.” For some people a mask, some candy and maybe a party or two is all they need to at last be themselves. Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News But others take it a little further. A vampire keeps watch over Kim Landry’s displays in the Plantation Hill subdivi- sion. Landry’s home sees over 1,200 trick-or-treaters each year thanks to the Submitted Photo See Landry Page 5A » homeowner’s creativity. WBMS students hold up their Best of Show trophy last Saturday. Calculation error could cost taxpayers
using the correct igure, the amount is “I’ve been doing The only hitch is that tax bills are escrow until the following tax year. He BY LISA NEWELL Gulf Breeze News actually 4.848 percent over last year. this for 30 years, and already printed and the Santa Rosa said his ofice will return the overage [email protected] City of Gulf Breeze Budget Director this is the irst time County Tax Collector will collect the to the taxing authority (the city of Gulf Dave Szymanski said in a statement we’ve ever had an er- higher amount, refunding the overage Breeze) to distribute, either through A calculation error could cost most to the city council that two errors oc- ror,” Eddy said. “We next year. credits on next year’s taxes or rebate city of Gulf Breeze taxpayers approx- curred: irst, the calculation error and pulled the wrong num- Eddy said a homeowner with a checks. imately $5 per on this year’s taxes, second, an error in the advertisement. ber off a form, and $125,000 taxable value would see a $5The situation is new territory for Eddy but it will be rebated in the next tax The advertisement the city published when you start with difference in the tax bill. county oficials, he said. year. in Gulf Breeze News mistakenly used the wrong information Because of the error, the city is “I’ve never seen it; Greg (Brown, City Manager Buz Eddy said the the inal adjusted 2013 levy igure on top, it winds up be- readvertising the budget summary and Santa Rosa County Property Apprais- wrong igure was originally put into and not the initially proposed levy as ing wrong on the bottom.” notice of tax increase. er) has never seen it … no one has ever the formula, calculating property val- required. The city is publishing the Gulf Breeze City Council will review Santa Rosa County Tax Collector made this error before,” Nichols said. ues at the city’s current millage rate to corrected budget summary and notice an agenda item Monday, Nov. 3 propos- Stan Nichols said the Florida Statutes “Six dollars isn’t going to make or relect a 2.65 percent increase over the of tax increase in this issue of Gulf ing rolling back the tax rate to relect require him to collect the amount on break anybody,” Nichols said. “Mis- prior year rolled-back rate. However, Breeze News. the percent originally advertised. the tax bills, holding any overage in takes happen. People are human.”
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Re/Max, LLC: We do not Monday Tiger Point Strategic Planning Workshop 3 5 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers City Council Meeting regulate our offices 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers Padron, the broker responsible for the list- international franchising organization made BY MAT PELLEGRINO ing, about the sale, the ads were removed up of thousands of independently owned Gulf Breeze News Tuesday Marine Advisory [email protected] from the internet. They were then replaced and operated real estate ofices,” Lydick 4 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, 6495 with websites advertising a piece of land wrote. “Although the ofices are licensed Caroline St., Milton Re/Max, LLC’s corporate retail ofice re- The Club II owns, not the facility itself. to use the RE/MAX name and service mark, Development Review Board leased a generic response to the situation in- Lydick told Gulf Breeze News in an each is an independently owned and oper- 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council volving the controversial The Club II prop- email that Re/Max LLC does not regulate ated business and is responsible for its own Chambers erty sale last Wednesday stating that their their independently-owned ofices around activities.” corporate headquarters would be contacting the country. Padron, who listed the build- On Padron’s trulia.com account, it shows Beautification Committee Meeting the Realtor (JM Padron) responsible for ing for sale is the President and CEO of where the broker changed the listing on Wednesday 29 5:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council selling the property in regards to the sale. RE/MAX Premier Associates and RE/MAX The Club II on trulia.com after Gulf Breeze Chambers Kim Lydick, a Customer Relations Man- Commercial Associates, according to his News questioned him about the ad. It also ager with Re/Max, LLC, contacted Gulf proile on trulia.com. shows a recent update to the ad on October Breeze News on behalf of Hilary Nixon, a “Legally, RE/MAX, LLC may not man- 17 to read “Excellent Parcel to Develop a Re/Max spokeswoman, who Gulf Breeze age or regulate the day-to-day activities of Strip Shopping Center”. The property listed News called and emailed regarding the either the independently owned and oper- by Padron currently is the holding pond for Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report sale of the property for the past two weeks. ated real estate ofice or the individual sales The Club II. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Nixon refused to comment on the matter, associates who work within the ofice,” the Despite several calls to Padron’s ofice, along with another Re/Max, LLC Public email read. no one at the ofice was willing to talk to Arrest records were not records sent to Gulf Breeze Relations Specialist Jason Lindaman even Lydick then said she would be in contact Gulf Breeze News, or comment on the orig- available this week from the News were ignored by the after several emails and phone calls. with Padron, but would not state whether inal ad. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s SRSO. The response came after Gulf Breeze action would be taken against his false ad “As with any business … occasional Office. The Jail View website News uncovered several online ads promot- that was placed online. problems such as those expressed by you that Gulf Breeze News uses ing the sale of The Club II. After contacting “As you may know, RE/MAX, LLC is an will arise,” Lydick stated. to acquire arrest records was down. Requests to have the
Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are $900 paddleboard nabbed public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Gulf There was a report of Grand Tuesday, Oct.14 Theft at the 200 block of Hibis- Saturday, Oct. 25 Breeze cus Avenue. Police are currently A 30-year-old Pensacola A 22-year-old Pensacola searching for a 49-year-old Pen- man was charged with DUI Police woman was arrested for DUI at sacola man who they believe is and Driving with a Suspend- 12:21 a.m. FLASHBACKS the suspect in the case. The sus- ed License in the Naval Live pect allegedly stole $600 in cash, Oaks. homeless man, for the theft. and is wanted for grand theft. Sunday, Oct. 26 Also on October 15, there Also on Wednesday, there 30Years Ago scholarship helped 15 Wednesday, Oct. 15 was a report of a paddleboard was a report of grand theft of A car burglary was reported at October 25, 1984 military families in Gulf Northcliff Drive missing from . a bicycle from Chip’s Gym. the 400 block of Dracena Way. Breeze send their kids to There was a report of a sto- The theft occurred anywhere Police are currently searching Nothing was stolen from the Strong winds and rip college. len bicycle at Starbucks at 10:43 between 3 p.m. on Oct. 15 to 7 for the alleged suspect, a Gulf vehicle, but items were moved tides kept the Pensacola a.m.. Police later located the a.m. on Oct. 16. The paddle- Breeze man. around inside the vehicle. Volunteer Rescue and 1 Year Ago bike and arrested a 22-year-old board was worth $900. Fire Department busy. October 31, 2013 One drowning occurred and another victim had The city council approved to be transported via life the replacement of The Studers have left the building flight. approximately 7,000 water meters throughout B L N Santa Rosa County Public In- is primarily a professional of- restaurant in Gulf Breeze hasn’t 20 Years Ago the city and South Santa Y ISA EWELL - noticed a decline in sales. Rosa Utilities. Gulf Breeze News formation Oficer Joy Tsubooka ice park. It is anchored by Ae October 27, 1994 [email protected] said the inancial impact of los - gean Breeze restaurant. “The Studer Group did use ing such a large employer from “There are plenty of places Chick-il-A regularly for lunch The Budweiser/USO — Staff Reports The Studer group packed up Santa Rosa County is dimin- to park now,” said attorney Ray catering, as well as individual Wednesday, Oct. 22 and left ished because the Gulf Breeze Palmer as he surveyed the half lunches throughout the week. their ofices in downtown Gulfofice suites at Harbourtown empty parking lot on Monday. The Studer Group still uses Breeze in favor of shiny new were primarily leased units and Harbourtown’s board of di- the Gulf Breeze Chick-il-A ofices near Pensacola’s Com- the short move won’t affect em- rectors is currently petition- for catering purposes, even in munity Maritime Park and Wa- ployees leaving their homes. ing the city of Gulf Breeze to their new Downtown Pensacola hoos stadium. Harbourtown has 44 individ- change the land use designation location. As of right now the The move takes nearly 100 ually owned units, ranging from to allow for a mix of ofice, re - daily lunch rush as Chick-il-A employees from downtown approximately 1,200 square feet tail and residential at the com- is still steadily increasing, even Gulf Breeze where they fre- to two story, 3,000 sq. ft units. plex, a move that may trigger a with the Studer Group out of quented lunch establishments, Designed and constructed as a renaissance for the center. the area,” she said. purchased coffee and browsed festival shopping center in the Anne Marie Stopper, fran- Melanie Kormondy contrib- gift shops. mid-1980s, Harbourtown now chise owner of the Chick-il-Auted to this report. from your friends at Gulf Breeze News
Poker Run to October 30 Aimee Morrell benefit Toys for Tots Jim Mitchell Tobie Bass On November 1 the 13th to enter the ride is $10 per per- Annual Bear’s Toys for Tots son or a new unwrapped toy of Poker Run will begin at 10 equal value. Erica Guttuso Joey Leonard a.m. at the VFW Post 4407 All toys and cash donations at 1783 Abercrombie Road in go to the Marine Corps Toys Gulf Breeze. for Tots. November 1 Amy Stevens The ride will make several Anyone who would like to stops in Gulf Breeze and Pen- donate toys that can’t make the sacola before returning to the ride can drop them off at the November 4 VFW Post 4407 around 3:30 VFW 4407 anytime between Jill Mitchell Submitted Photo p.m. now and November 1. There will be live music by For more information con- Coastline Calvary Church held their annual Fall Festival Patty Overly last weekend. Pictured: Baylyn Dauson attempts a Class X, food, door prizes and tact Darren Warren at 261-6544 November 2 Sumo Wrestling move at the festival. auction at the VFW. The cost or Annette Davis at 288-9558. November 5 Construction to Cera Crawford Emily Maggard end on Friday November 3
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completed at the end of 2012 comes to the HMGP money. » Continued from Page 1A was is effective for preventing “Staff and the cities have The figure? $2,125,401. flooding for the 100 year storm been tasked with pulling ad- The 25 percent non-federal or greater.” ditional historical loss data match (which would be re- (The) Proposed project (for The Ranchettes) includes the acquisition of The LMS group released a (events prior to April 30 flood- quired if the county receives list of projects in September ing) as documentation from the the funds) is $708,467. That drainage easements and potentially retention pond property to facili- they were considering giving April event alone is not suf- matching fund can be paid in tate a drainage avenue from the affected properties to a safe outfall HMGP money, once the funds ficient to make the project(s) one of two ways, according in Pensacola Bay. This positive drainage outfall can be attained with became available (or once they eligible and cost beneficial,” to County Grants Coordinator were approved). The list from Harris said. Sheila Harris, who also serves minimal disruption to existing homes and properties. September remains the same, By doing that, the locations on the LMS board. but now the LMS group must the group picked to be eligible “The county (or submitting – Sheila Harris move forward with the grant for HMPG funding, might re- entity) has to supply the 25 per- Santa Rosa County Grants Coordinator process. ceive more money from the cent match for all applications. Also on the list for HMGP Division of Emergency Man- This can be in the form of cash funding consideration are agement. or in-kind (labor and materi- Santa Rosa Shores East Sub- The LMS will meet again als),” Harris said. “Since most HMGP money. Last week they residents if they have had any the ponds have no capacity. division, the South End Health on November 13 to make the of the jobs are likely to be con- released an updated list with flooding issues. We have instructed Holley-Na- Department Property and Villa formal approval of prioritized tractual, the match commit- estimates for each proposed The questionnaire was is- varre Water System to stop the Venyce Subdivision. projects to meet the January 6 ment will most likely be cash. project. sued to help the county get pumping of effluent in times of Harris said the estimates for deadline. The source of match funding is The list was not made in or- more direction on developing substantial rainfall or upon an- the projects were provided by usually from the Electric Fran- der of importance, but at the a stormwater master plan for ticipation of rainfall events.” the proposal submitter (in the chise Fee Storm water Drain- top were The Ranchettes and that particular area. The coun- Another area on the LMS group), and some were done age Reserves account.” Whisper Bay subdivisions— ty started undertaking the task list that is not eligible (current- by engineers. “The 90-day estimate is not one of the hardest hit neigh- to develop an update its storm- ly) for HMGP money is Oriole “Most were provided by en- a guaranteed payday for the borhoods in the county during water master plan about a year Drive (near Oriole Beach El- gineers, but in some cases were county and its citizens. The the April flood. ago. ementary School). best-guess estimates developed LMS board still has work to “(The) Proposed project (for Holley by the Sea is the first “The Oriole Drive project based on the limited data avail- do before January to have the The Ranchettes) includes the area in the county that commis- is located within the scope of able at the time. These figures estimate set in stone. acquisition of drainage ease- sioners are eyeing to update work area for the Harrison Av- may change prior to grant ap- “The county (including ments and potentially reten- their stormwater master plan. enue Drainage project that was plication submittal on January eligible jurisdictions or other tion pond property to facilitate “The project (HBTS) will completed by the county at the 6,” Harris said. eligible entities) is guaranteed a drainage avenue from the stay on the LMS list, it’s just end of 2012. The proposal in- The LMS group discussed HMGP money provided that the affected properties to a safe not likely to be prioritized for dicated repetitive losses asso- the newly developed list and applications that are submitted outfall in Pensacola Bay. This funding submittal for HMGP ciated with three events: 2007, estimates at their meeting last prior to the January 6 deadline positive drainage outfall can funds. Also, the HBTS hom- June 2012 and April 2014. The Thursday. There, Harris said are included on the LMS pri- be attained with minimal dis- eowners association entered initial two events occurred the group spoke about which oritization letter (basically the ruption to existing homes and into an agreement with Hol- prior to the HMGP drainage projects should be given more LMS stamp of approval) and properties,” Harris said. “This ley-Navarre Water System to project being completed,” of a consideration when it meet all of the HMGP eligibil- project would benefit prop- pump treated effluent in there Harris told Gulf Breeze News. ity requirements including a erties in The Ranchettes and pond,” Harris said. “The ho- “It is not feasible to design a positive benefit cost analysis,” Whisper Bay. This project is meowner’s association did this project to the 500 year storm We offer the highest quality Harris said. “We don’t actu- one of the county’s top priori- to keep the pond full, for es- event. Because the April event Chemicals & Bases, and customized ally get money up front but ties and we will do everything thetic purposes. Due to this was an extraordinary event, we dosage forms & flavors! the allocation is ours so long we can to secure funding to 24/7 pumping, not only is the can use that data as a reason- as we submit eligible projects move this project forward as pond full, but the groundwa- able indicator of flooding. We VeterinaryMedicines•DentalCompounding that equal or are greater to the quickly as possible.” ter has mounded. This creates believe that the Harrison Av- PediatricFormulation•SportsMedicine funding allocation.” According to information a situation that, when it rains enue drainage project that was Bio-IdenticalHormoneReplacement The process to receive released by the LMS group, HMGP money from events that project is estimated to cost like the April flood, that was approximately $748,520. declared a Natural Disaster Residents had the oppor- Compounding by the federal government, is tunity to voice their opinion Neighborhoods/areas on LMS offers solutions to lengthy. Even with an esti- on what area/neighborhoods some of life’s mate of HMGP money, if and should receive HMGP money list for HMGP consideration problems. when the county will receive by submitting a project consid- that money is still up in the eration earlier in the summer. HMGP eligible projects air. But the opportunity allows But Harris said not a single 850.677.9340 | 1177 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze FL 32561 the LMS board to determine person submitted a proposal, — Ranchettes and Whisper Bay subdivisions what HMGP projects can be despite outrage shown by citi- Proposes Project Cost: $748,520 completed in the county (even zens towards the county fol- — Santa Rosa Shores East Subdivision without an official estimate). lowing the flood. Proposed Project Cost: $1,205,880 Also on the list of estimates re- Projects that the county con- leased by the LMS board were sidered, but are not eligible for — South End Health Department several City of Gulf Breeze HMGP funds are Holley by the Proposed Project Cost: $472,620 projects, which could benefit Sea and Oriole Drive. from HMGP money. “The Holley by the Sea proj- — Villa Venyce Subdivision “The amount listed in the ect that was submitted includ- Proposed Project Cost: $505,000 NOFA is the 90-day estimate, ed mitigation of the Sunrise Come see our and is simply for planning pur- Entrance only (no mitigation — Gilmore Drive, San Carlos Street, Hampton BOO-tiful poses,” Harris said. activity to prevent flooding of Street, York Street, Warwick Street and Surrey The county worker said that properties). Upon review of Fashions for Fall! Drive Stormwater Improvements a six-month lock-in amount the project that was submitted, M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. Proposed Project Cost: $1,359,300 has yet to be released, and will we did not feel that the proj- Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. give the county a more solid ect would meet the Cost Ben- — Driftwood Lane, Navy Cove Boulevard and (850) 934-0492 figure on the money they could efit Analysis requirement of www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com Avenue Berry Stormwater Improvements receive. HMGP funding,” Harris said. Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL Proposed Project Cost: $696,000 “The six-month lock-in “When you compare the cost amount may or may not be of the project to the benefits of released prior to the applica- doing the project, it must be a Projects that are not HMGP eligible tion deadline (Jan. 6). When positive number (greater than it has been determined, it 1.0). Given that the Sunrise — Holley by the Sea (Sunrise Drive entrance) will be posted at: http://www. Entrance is not the only way floridadisaster.org/Mitigation/ in or out of the subdivision and — Oriole Drive and Harrison Avenue Hazard/currentdisasterdeclara- given that the cost to improve tions.htm#storms,” Harris said the entrance is likely to be — Baycliff Drive Septic Tank Abatement Program in an email. greater than the avoided dam- The list of neighborhoods ages, thus the reasoning for the — Beach Drive Outfall Treatment Project to be considered for possible ‘not eligible’ determination.” HMGP dollars was compiled County Commissioner Lane — Eufaula Street Outfall Treatment Project based on what areas the group Lynchard told Gulf Breeze thought were hit the hardest News earlier this month that — San Carlos Street and Gilmore Drive Septic Tank during the April flood event. projects were already being Abatement Program In September, the group eyed for Holley by the Sea, but released a list of suggested not through the LMS board. — Shoreline Drive Septic Tank Abatement Program neighborhoods/areas that A questionnaire went out they would like to see receive earlier in October asking HBTS
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Award winning service... Linda Taylor Murphy Gulf Breeze, Navarre 850-748-0865 Women’s Council of Realtors libraries host book sales 2012 Realtor of the Year
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Friends of the Gulf Breeze Many of the books on sale are Library book sale will be held in mint condition. on Friday, November 7 from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. and Saturday, No- Friends of the vember 8 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. Navarre Library Twice a year the Friends of the Gulf Breeze Library offer Friends of Navarre Library books for sale that have been will have their annual meeting, donated to the Gulf Breeze Li- election and preview book sale brary. Some of these books are November 6 beginning at 5:30 incorporated into the library’s p.m. Members, including new collections but others are of- members, will receive a free fered for sale to beneit the book of their choice. library’s needs. The book sale will continue The sale is held in the Li- on November 7 from 9 a.m. brary’s meeting room and adja- to 4 p.m. and on November 8 cent tent. Hardback and paper- from 9 a.m. to noon. back iction books are located The sale is open to the in the meeting room, and non- public. Join the club at the library, programs at the Navarre Li- iction books, organized by New books will be added 8484 James M. Harvell Road brary, which public funds do categories, are located in the daily, so come as often as you for the preview book sale. not cover including reading adjacent tent. Come early on can for the best selection of Friends of the Navarre programs and books for all Friday for the best selection. books. Library provide support for ages. ® Timothy Wise Financial Professional Fall Family Health The Prudential Insurance Company of America Fair 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite 10 The Fall Family Health Fair Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 (850) 932-0846 is coming to Navarre tomor- [email protected] row (Oct. 31) starting at 8 a.m.
There fair will take place at the Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. Holley-Navarre Senior Center, Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and 8476 Gordon Goodin Lane, contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 across from the Navarre Li- brary until noon. Santa Rosa Medical Center will offer free screenings. Also at the event, get a jump on the lu by Custom • Remodels • Additions • Disaster Reconstruction getting your lu shot. Breakfast mufins, rolls, drinks and lunch will be served until 12:30 pm. The Blood Mobile will be available to take a donation of your blood as well.
Emerald Coast Photo by Betty Allen | Gulf Breeze News Woman’s Club The Pensacola Beach Ladies Club Halloween costume contest winners are, from left, Wayne Davis | owner Carol Ascherfeld, Cheryl Collier, Monica Kellner, Lana Draper (Best Overall), Jackie The Emerald Coast Woman’s Zachem, and Sharon Shuford. (850) 393.1963 Club will hold their monthly Serving Gulf Breeze Since 1997 meeting on Thursday, No- www.buildbellavita.com License #RB0066820 vember 6, at 11:30 a.m. at the In addition buyers may mixed boxes of navel oranges All trick-or- Creekside Club in Navarre. choose to order anytime on- and grapefruit. The cost of lunch is $13.50. line. The sale, themed “Great Leslie Allison is the citrus treaters invited Reservations are required, so Fruit For A Good Cause” is sale chairperson. Mrs. Al- call Geri Fields at 939-0012 or expected to raise much needed lison said of the new drive, Ghouls, ghosts and goblins Bettie Appleberg at 939-5616 funds to support the purchase “We expect great success this are all invited to the Santa Rosa by November 2 to RSVP. of new instruments and addi- year. After all, everyone loves Shores Homeowner's Associa- The program will feature tional band uniforms. fresh Florida citrus and this tion annual Halloween stop. Compare prices on an ad or pre-print in Gulf Breeze News! guest speaker, Joyce Bizell, Supporters may choose 10, great fruit does beneit a great The event will take place to- Gulf Breeze News is Direct Mailed to NW Florida’s whose topic is the Pensacola 20 or 40 pound boxes of grove- cause.” morrow night, from 6 p.m. to 7 Highest Income Demography Lighthouse. fresh Florida Navel Oranges, Please p.m. at Swenson Park (Corner of Gulf Breeze News is delivered to Indian River Red Grapefruit or visit https:// subscribers who want to receive your Circle Drive and Bay Street). message GBHS Band kicks www.Flori- There will be candy, give- Gulf Breeze News informs readers about local daIndian- aways and other happenings off citrus sale RiverGroves. s p o o k y Gulf Breeze News contracts with the Association for com/shopnow. Retarded Citizens to insert and label each issue surprises. Let Gulf Breeze News pay the postage! The Gulf Breeze Soundwave asp?id=981333 Call to speak to an advertising specialist today. Band has kicked off it’s Fall to learn more fundraiser. During this year’s about the 850.932.8986 [email protected] sale, volunteers will take or- band's ders door-to-door throughout fundrais- the city for grove-fresh Florida ing efforts. navel oranges and Indian River red grapefruit.
West Florida Literary Fed. (WFLF)
Jamey Jones MA, a 50-year-old ifth gen- remarks by Pensacola State College President 7592 Old Bay Pointe Rd. • Milton eration Pensacola native, was named the new (PSC), Dr. Ed Meadows, past poets laureate Each office independently Poet Laureate of Northwest Florida by the Julie DeMarko (2009) and Leonard Temme $285,000 • MLS #465651 owned & operated. West Florida Literary Federation. He was for- (1989), readings by the new poet laureate mally inducted at a free public event on Oc- Jamey Jones, a reception and book-signing. tober 11at The Studio at K Street. Jones, the West Florida Literary Federation came to seventh poet laureate, is a college Instructor life in Spring 1986 when Ron Cannon with as- at Pensacola State College and author of Blue sistance from many founded WFLF. For 25 MLS #467888 MLS #461154 • Waterfront MLS #370030 Rain Morning. He was named poet laureate in years, the group’s mission has been to promote 3374 Edgewater Dr. • GB a pro¬cess that took nearly a year. His poems the interest in the literary heritage, assist with $59,900 • MLS #467888 have appeared in many magazines and literary literary efforts; and educate and assist mem- 1559 Stanford Rd. • GB journals. bers in their literary pursuits. In 1987 WFLF $64,000 • MLS #461154 (850) The celebration included the a welcoming was incorporated by the State of Florida as a 3333 Duke Dr. • GB 384-7607 address by WFLF President Diane Skelton, 501 (c)3 nonproit organization. $19,900 • MLS #370030 [email protected] | www.denrem.com
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In the Plantation Hill subdivision lives Dr. HALLOWEEN Kim Landry with his wife and four children, and they take the fun holiday of Halloween se- riously. SAFETY TIPS This Friday night, it will be hard to miss FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO TRICK-OR his home located at 405 Waterford Lane, as it TREAT IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD, THE has transformed from a well-landscaped fam- SANTA ROSA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ily dwelling to a spooky graveyard containing EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IS URGING burial sites of victims of both horrific and com- RESIDENTS TO FOLLOW THESE SAFETY ical unexpected deaths. TIPS PROVIDED BY THE AMERICAN RED “The first year we put up Halloween decora- CROSS: tions we ended up having a couple hundred kids come to our house,” said Landry. “Last year we l Walk on sidewalks, not in the street. topped off at 1,200 trick-or-treaters, and that Look both ways before crossing the doesn’t count the parents that come out.” street to check for cars and trucks. Landry said that Halloween is a fun night for families to spend together, and he enjoys deco- l Cross the street only at corners. Do rating for the kids and handing out candy bags. not cross the street between parked “The more gruesome the decorations are, the cars. more the kids seem to love it,” he said. Trick-or-treaters will rarely see the same l Wear light-colored or reflective- decorations twice at the Landry residence, as type clothing so you are more visible. they are changed out every year to keep the (remember to put reflective tape on home’s theme fresh. bikes, skateboards, and brooms, too!) This year along with dozens of grave sites, l Plan your route and share it with life-size mannequins, lawnmower accidents, your family. vampires, skeletons and plenty more effects will be featured to add to the scariness. Many l Carry a flashlight to light your way. of the decorations are hand-made by Landry, in- l Keep away from open fires cluding an old-time hearse carrying an unlucky and candles, as costumes can be person to his funeral. extremely flammable. “On Halloween night, the mannequins have been known to come alive and add an extra l Visit homes that have the porch scare to the people who visit our home,” Landry light on. chuckled. Photos by Mat Pellegrino | l Accept your treats at the door and The Landrys aren’t the only family to get Gulf Breeze News in the Halloween spirit, as many homes in the never go into a stranger’s house. neighborhood are decked out for the spooky l Use face paint rather than masks or season. More graveyards, ghosts, zombies and ABOVE: one of Landry's things that will cover your eyes. spooky figures is seen other creepy creatures have taken over Planta- l Be cautious of animals and right outside his front tion Hill. door. He starts building his display at the end of strangers. September, slowing adding and building hype l Have a grown-up inspect treats RIGHT: Landry stands to passersby, but Halloween night is the last before eating. in front of his home at chance to take a look at the creation. Landry 405 Waterford Lane said that by the afternoon of November 1, the l Do not eat candy if the package is in the Plantation Hill yard is packed up and it “will be like the deco- already opened. Small, hard pieces of subdivision. rations were never there.” That is, until next candy are a choking hazard. year. VOTE Bob COLE NOV. 4
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SALES Janna DeMotts “Fourteen.” OFFICE MANAGER Robbie McCafferty Darla Thompson Vote yes for a new courthouse Gulf Breeze ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish It is voting season and when ion, is the sales tax. One reason GRAPHIC DESIGN you go to the ballot box, please is if you live within the City lim- Maite George keep the following in mind when its of Gulf Breeze, it would ben- you consider the sales tax initia- eit you. If the one cent sales tax CONTRIBUTORS tive for the Court House. passes, the cities of Gulf Breeze, Betty Archer Allen The irst thing is that Santa Milton and Jay will all receive a Pam Brannon Rosa County really does need a portion of the proceeds. Accord- new Court House. I have been ing to state law, this money will Jack Kale there for Jury Duty and it is in have to be used for infrastructure Dr. Robert Randel dire need of repair and upgrade. such as storm water drainage im- Clay Bloodworth Now, there are several options pensive because it will be done better to share the burden of this provements and street paving. “Sixteen.” Scott Page when it comes to the Court House piece meal. In the long run, we bill. A one cent sales tax allows This would be very helpful to Michelle McCafferty and it is important to understand would be better off not doing it for other people to help pay for our City because we have a lot Gulf Breeze them. this way. this project. People who visit our of storm water projects that need The irst is that if the sales tax Another option, if the sales tax County could help us pay for the funding. does not pass, Federal Judges can does not pay, is for the County new court house when they spend So let’s all go out and vote, and Member: mandate repairs. I believe that Commission to use property taxes money here. when you do, consider voting yes those repairs will be more ex- to pay the bill. It would be much The best option, in my opin- for the one cent sales tax. Florida Press Association National Newspaper Assn. Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce What America do you want? (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) Pensacola Beach Donald Kagan wrote in the before they become a part of our Chamber of Commerce Wall Street Journal (Sep.27), LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Constitution. 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I am Carol Boston, I believe our school Force Oficer. Our daughter, -Sier l Improve curriculum devel- l Remove Common Core l Improve accessibility to that quality education is vital to system. My ra, is a 2013 Navarre High School opment by tracking our gradu- from local school curricu- school board and administrators our country’s competitive fu- track record Graduate and is attending college ates, using results to guide edu- lum Learn more at http://www. ture. As a woman educated in of action, to become a nurse. cational development l Increase iscal responsi - carolboston.org. Vote Carol business and current Santa Rosa directly Our district has multiple eco- l Increase vocational career bility and transparency in our Boston, let my actions speak County educator your vote for related to nomic sectors: from agricultur- opportunities for our youth budget for you. “Carol Boston” will help shape Santa Rosa al (livestock, crops), to trades the future for our county and County (carpentry, plumbing etc.) and Boston our children. youth and tourism, to high-skill jobs in My mother told me, “Ac- schools, military, healthcare and tech- NOTICE OF PROPOSED tions speak louder than words.” sets me far apart from my op- nology. We need to strength- Please compare my current ex- ponent for your vote. en what students learn in the TAX INCREASE perience teaching subjects from Education: My degree is in classroom, (math, reading, sci- emergent reading to all levels Business, with majors in Busi- ence, and history) while foster- of mathematics in Santa Rosa ness Administration and Mar- ing partnerships in these areas THE PREVIOUS NOTICE PLACED BY THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE HAS County’s elementary, middle keting, my degree directly re- with opportunities for hands-on and high school classrooms to lates to managing and creating learning. Simultaneously, we BEEN DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO BE IN VI- my opponent’s career in middle partnerships to augment Santa must increase vocational career school Physical Education in Rosa County’s ¼ Billion dol- opportunities for our students. OLATION OF THE LAW, NECESSITATING THIS SECOND NOTICE. Maryland which ended over a lar annual school budget. I have It’s important that we provide decade ago. I would also ask used those same skill sets to a framework for all students’ you to review my current vol- adjudicate county wide zoning learning abilities. The CITY OF GULF BREEZE has tentatively adopted unteer involvement; mentor interests and will bring my ex- As your school board mem- a measure to increase the property tax levy. in Take Stock in Children, ap- perience and leadership to our ber I will be accessible, and pointed Santa Rosa County zon- School Board. have daily contact with teach- ing board, local church youth I have been a military spouse ers, administrators, parents and group leader, Elected President for 28 years, I know the chal- students to make certain our ed- Last Year’s Property Tax Levy: of county wide Political Orga- lenges military students face. Our ucational needs are met. I will nization among others. My ac- son, Zak, graduated from Navarre focus my actions as your school tions, along with weekly stu- High School in 2009 and upon board member on these areas: A. Initially Proposed Tax Levy...... $1,365,199 dent, teacher and administrator graduating from the United States l Increase local partnerships B. Less Tax Reductions Due To Value collaborations offer me unique Air Force Academy in 2013 he with STEM(Science, Technol- insight on challenges within was commissioned a U.S. Air ogy, Engineering, Math) Adjustment Board And Other Assessment Changes...... $ 82,990
School district requesting C. Actual Property Tax Levy...... $1,282,209 postponement on linking This Year’s Proposed Tax Levy...... $1,323,255 testing to teacher pay All concerned citizens are invited to attend the public hearing ing for another year to make sure claims that the FDOE “has not BY PAM BRANNON on the tax increase to be held on: Gulf Breeze News all the data can be gathered and suficiently ield tested the new [email protected] the system is in place. We cannot assessments with Florida stu- opt out of the new assessment dents to responsibly determine The Santa Rosa County standards, and we are not asking learning gains, and therefore NOVEMBER 3, 2014 School Board has joined other to, because we would have no school grades”. school boards in the state ask- money to operate. But we want It also states that the U. S. Sec- MONDAY...... 6:30 P.M. ing the Florida Department of to make sure it is all fair.” retary of Education “has allowed GULF BREEZE CITY HALL Education for more time in tying Superintendent Tim Wyros- other states to postpone tying results of the new standards and dick presented the resolution for student achievement to evalu- 1070 SHORELINE DRIVE tests required by the federal gov- school board vote, saying, “I have ations for one year”. The letter GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA ernment to overall school grades supported the Dept. of Education resolution also points out that the and teacher assessment for pay. in 100,000 different initiatives, state did properly ield test FCAT The school board passed a but this is where we have to draw in 1998 before issuing school resolution at last week’s meeting a line with having assessments grades. A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be being sent to the FDOE asking as they are being tied to school The district ends by asking made at this hearing. for more ield testing by the state grades and teacher evaluations the state DOE to please do some before tying the new testing as- right now.” further ield testing and establish sessments to pay of teachers and The resolution says “a fair, a baseline before linking school Legal No. 26256 1T October 30, 2014 retention of students. valid and reliable state account- grades and assessments of teach- School Board chair Diane ability system is required and ers and students for the 2014-15 Scott explained, “We are just ask- supported by the district”, but school year.
Budget Summary City of Gulf Breeze - Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Proposed Operating Expenditures of Gulf Breeze Are 8.069% More Than Last Years's Operating Expenditures General Fund 1.93095 Estimated Revenues: General Urban Core GB Natural Gas SSRUS Tiger Point Solid Waste Water & Sewer Stormwater Traffic Citation Totals Fund Redevel Financial Fund Fund Golf Course Fund Fund Fund Fund Ad Valorem Taxes 1.9723 1,257,093 843,665 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,100,758 Non Ad Valorem Taxes 1,368,525 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,368,525 Grant Revenue 589,008 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 589,008 Sales Revenue 247,554 0 610,273 2,441,120 4,702,000 1,883,000 592,940 2,365,000 234,499 540,000 13,616,386 Fines & Judgements 193,163 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 193,163 Misc. Revenues 233,100 0 0 8,000 473,170 0 0 28,500 0 0 742,770 Transfers 1,216,754 0 0 0 378,892 553,045 0 0 0 0 2,148,691 Govnt Interfund 266,191 0 167,999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 434,190 GBFS CTA Transfer 851,919 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 851,919 Total Revenues, Transfers & Fund Balances 6,223,307 843,665 778,272 2,449,120 5,554,062 2,436,045 592,940 2,393,500 234,499 540,000 22,045,410 Expenditures: General Community GB Natural Gas SSRUS Tiger Point Solid Waste Water & Sewer Stormwater Traffic Citation Totals Fund Redevelop Financial Fund Fund Golf Course Fund Fund Fund Fund Personnel Payments 2,391,782 0 86,299 436,119 1,095,288 1,005,733 113,662 336,495 119,714 0 5,585,092 Taxes & Benefits 723,383 0 24,651 135,705 331,029 197,917 12,338 84,642 29,700 0 1,539,365 Prof & Contract Services 564,054 200,000 58,180 931,500 632,500 114,500 7,500 770,338 15,000 30,000 3,323,572 Operation & Repairs 730,791 70,000 14,580 176,200 635,200 369,100 324,276 145,900 11,900 336,020 2,813,967 Supplies & Fuels 478,075 2,000 45,744 145,500 282,200 633,900 4,500 59,600 2,500 25,000 1,679,019 Debt Service 478,475 0 0 208,469 1,442,450 0 0 189,596 39,416 0 2,358,406 Contributions & Grants 0 0 12,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12,000 Transfers In/Out 193,019 276,691 500,000 201,191 274,617 114,895 84,000 576,040 16,269 88,980 2,325,702 Capital 470,000 294,974 0 149,295 660,500 0 0 157,000 0 0 1,731,769 Reserves 193,728 0 36,818 65,141 200,278 0 46,664 73,889 0 60,000 676,518 Total Appropriated Expenditures Transfers & Reserves 6,223,307 843,665 778,272 2,449,120 5,554,062 2,436,045 592,940 2,393,500 234,499 540,000 22,045,410 THIS TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF CITY CLERK AS A PUBLIC RECORD. Legal No. 26257 30-Oct-14
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» Continued from Page 1A that it isn’t a once a week after school club,” Farrell said. “It regional competition said that requires a huge amount of time, the task of constructing the ro- tenacity and dedication from the bot was daunting, but that her kids, and they walk in expecting students stepped up to the plate that.” to inish the task. The team also took home the “Not only do the students con- Robotics Award at the competi- struct a robot, they also prepare tion which is given to the team a marketing campaign, write whose machines inish in the a 30-page technical notebook, tournament bracket. develop a project display booth, To top the cake, Woodlawn organize fundraising efforts, also placed irst in the Best and promote BEST Robotics Team Exhibit and Interview ses- in the community by conduct- sion and placed third in the Best ing demonstrations at the local T-shirt Design category. elementary and intermediate All schools that plan on at- schools,” Farrell said. “Thistending is the competition are only my tenth year at WBMS and my given 42 days to construct their ninth year sponsoring the robot- robot. ics program. Our irst year there “We ind out on ‘Kick-Off was not a local hub in Pensacola, Day’ what the objective is of and we had to travel to Mobile, the game for the year and begin Ala. to compete.” working from that point forward Woodlawn Beach Middle for 42 days. The games are de- School was the only school in signed a couple of years in ad- the south end of the county to at- vance,” Farrell said. tend the competition held at the The WBMS teacher told Gulf UWF Field House. Breeze News that as the team The BEST Award is present- looks ahead to the Auburn com- ed to the team that best embod- petition, the team will have to up For the win ies the attributes associated with their game. At the competition, “Boosting Engineering, Science there will be the top 54 teams and Technology”, according to a from 17 best hubs in six differ- Submitted Photos press release from the event. ent states. Currently, there are Farrell said that the team only four regional competitions TOP: The group of students decided to name their robot in the country. celebrate their win at the “Crash” because the robot was “I am so happy for the kids, competition last Saturday. designed to plow through the but the process is a bit daunting. access gates on a game ield,- inWe have a monumental amount RIGHT: Devlin Gilbertson stead of hitting the release but- of fundraising ahead of us,” she (left) and Gabe Trostle ton for the gate. said. “This program is of no cost discuss their next course The science teacher said year to the student, so we are now of action at the robotics after year her students are dedi- tasked with raising the funds competition held at The University of West Florida. cated to the club, and success- for transportation and lodging in fully make their mark on the Auburn. local competition sponsored by The whole process is worth Gulf Power. it because it fosters a desire for “The kids are incredibly dedi- these students to become vested cated to this program. They in ields of science, engineering, know walking into this program and technology.”
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com ELECT ETTA LAWLOR For Santa Rosa County COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4 Fiscally Responsible Advocate for Transparent and Better County Government Common Sense Honesty website - ettalawlor.info Paid by Henrietta “Etta” Lawlor, Libertarian Party of Florida, Ethics for Santa Rosa County Commissioner District 4 Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 30, 2014 ‘Joy for the Hayrides, Beach’ games returning
Joy for the Beach will return this year, after a one year break. & candy The popular holiday program began after Hurricane Ivan rav- aged the area and left destruction and hopelessness in its wake. That’s when Karen Jurkowich St. Paul UMC decided there had to be a way to lift everyone’s spirits and get the community of Pensacola Beach hosts Fall back together. Jurkowich gathered some of the musically inclined members Festival of Our Lady of the Assump- McKenna Jones worked hard to earn her candy tion Catholic Mission and orga- on Saturday. nized a show called “Joy for the Beach.” Each year, the concert enter- tains with a multitude of Christ- mas carols, hymns and secular holiday arrangements. However, in 2013, the show was cancelled as Jurkowich cared for an ailing nephew. This year, the show is back, scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. at Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, 920 Via de Luna Drive on Pen- sacola Beach with the “Joy for the Beach” singers and again di- rected by Jurkowich. The event is free and all are welcome to attend.
Photos by Pam Brannon | GBN FL Hwy. 87 to Children who attended the festival enjoyed a hayride. GBHS Science teacher Sue Cundiff held a science workshop at AL Hwy. 87 the Fall Festival. connector to be discussed AAA: Gas prices fall to 46-month low Should Florida’s Highway 87 TAMPA, Fla. (October 26, 2014) said Josh Carrasco, spokesman, two-thirds of the price at the pump. connect to Alabama’s Highway — Nationwide motorists are paying AAA - The Auto Club Group. “Mo- Right now, demand is low and oil 87? What will it take to make it the cheapest price at the pump since torists are saving 65 cents on aver- production in the U.S. is at almost happen? 2010. The average price of gas has age for every gallon they pump into a 30 year high. Lower oil prices FDOT will hold a public now fallen below the $3 mark in their tank, when compared to the means more money in consumers hearing concerning the Project seventeen states. Georgia is one of peak price of $3.70 in April. That’s pockets.” Development and Environment the newest members of the $3 club, extra money consumers can now The national average for a gallon (PD&E) study to State Road 87 the average currently sits at $2.93. use in other areas like holiday shop- of unleaded gasoline is $3.05, down South at SR10 (US 90) to SR In Florida gasoline is hovering ping.” 6 cents over last week. Motorists 87 North in Santa Rosa County. around $3.04, but in metro markets WTI, the benchmark for crude oil in Florida, Georgia and Tennessee The meeting will be as follows: like Orlando, Pensacola, and Tampa in the U.S., fell $1.08 on Friday to are enjoying the lowest gas prices Thursday, Nov. 13, 5:30 - motorists are have already seen the close the week at $81.01. Oil prices since December 2010. The price in 6:30 p.m. at First Assembly of average dip below the $3 threshold. hit a two year low on October 16th, Florida dropped 11 cents this week God Gymnasium, 6163 Dog- Meanwhile, Tennesseans are enjoy- briely falling below $80 a barrel. to $3.04. In Georgia, the average is wood Drive, Milton. ing the second lowest gas prices in Analysts predict the price of oil $2.93, sliding 12 cents on the week. An open house is set from the nation. could fall as low as $75. Only one state is selling gas cheaper Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. and the pre- “We are seeing gas prices falling “Cheaper oil equals cheaper gas,” than Tennessee where the average is This Gulf Breeze station advertised gas for less sentation will begin at 6 p.m. at an average of 1-2 cents a day,” said Carrasco. “Oil accounts for down 9 cents at $2.80 a gallon. than $3 per gallon on Tuesday.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B October 30, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Pumpkin carving rooted from long ago tradition A clever Irishman had a drink and, of course, pie. Pumpkin piece of food, dress with the devil and tricked his spice aromatics are perhaps up to look like one way out of losing his soul. When one of the most popular this of the spirits and if the Irish man was not allowed time of year. a knock happens into heaven, the devil gave him The time changes this week- on your door be a burning piece of coal in a end. We have to endure about ready to appease carved turnip and sentenced the four months of less sunlight. the spirits with a Irish man to roaming the night Halloween is a harvest cel- food offering. I do forever. ebration, an honoring of the not suggest hand- Turnips and potatoes were to ward off the demons of the September and have a greater dead and recognition of the ing out broccoli carved to hold a lit candle by night. chance of production, but the spirits of the night. Many cul- though. The idea is the door to ward off evil spirits Pumpkins are a symbol of amount of ground the vines cov- tures across the world have to avoid the tricks in the night. When pumpkins harvest bounty and abundance er is large. A crop that requires a some holiday associated with of the “night” and were brought to Europe from the through the cold, dark nights of large area is dificult to get a har- honoring and recognizing the honor those who will be in the pumpkin patch Americas, they replaced the tur- winter. They are in the squash vest from and can be bought in- “night” and the dead. I guess it have passed before us. Me? I waiting for the great pumpkin. nips and potatoes as lanterns. family. 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| WEEK OF October 30 - November 5 | n 11th Annual Beaches n Haunted Lighthouse n Witches and Warlocks n Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup to Woodlands Tour of Thursday, Oct. 30, 6:30 p.m. Convention — Halloween Saturday, Nov. 8, 8:45 a.m. Friday, Oct. 31, 6:30 p.m. Project Greenshores Santa Rosa County Pensacola Lighthouse Trolley Tour Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup will be meeting Now - October 31 A fun, friendly Friday, Oct. 31, 6 p.m. & 8 p.m. at Project Greenshores at the north end of Santa Rosa County and frightful event Wayside Park the Pensacola Bay Bridge. Bring gloves; This month enjoy more than a dozen festivals, for the entire Climb aboard a Winterfest trolley and Glinda buckets and bags will be provided. Contact plan an adventure zipline tour or snorkeling family, based on a the Good Witch will lead you on encounters Sharon at [email protected] for more outing at the annual tour. traditional haunted with some of the most famous spell-casters in information. www.beachestowoodlandstour.com house. Wear your history. This tour is a little bit spooky and a whole lot of fun for the family. The rides last costumes! Tower n Zombie Run 5K n ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ will be open, so 90 minutes, beginning and ending at the foot of the Pensacola Bay Bridge in Wayside Park. Saturday, Nov. 1, 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, 7:30 p.m. wear appropriate Admission $5 for children 10 and younger, $25 Downtown Pensacola, Friday, Oct. 31, 7:30 p.m. clothes/shoes under costumes for adults. 21 Spring St. Pensacola Little Theater Register as a zombie We’ve all been there...stranded, in the rain, for climbing n ‘The Rocky Horror Picture safety. or a survivor! Every outside the mansion of a crazed transvestite, Show’ registered zombie will right? A humorous tribute to the science viction www. pensacolalighthouse.org Friday, Oct. 31, midnight be "zombiied" by a and horror B movies of the late 1940s through Tree House Cinema professional make-up early 1970s, the musical tells the story of a Finish off your Halloween adventures at the artist. Chase, stumble newly engaged couple getting caught in a storm n Heroes Among Us — Veteran Tree House Cinema as they are showing this cult and grab your way and coming to the home of a mad transvestite Speakers Series classic at midnight. Enjoy a costume contest, through the hordes, scientist unveiling his new creation, a muscle Friday, Oct. 31, 6 p.m. giveaways and more! infection as many runners as possible. man named Rocky Horror. www.treehousecinemagulfbreeze.com www.pensacon.com/zombierun www.pensacolalittletheater.com Veterans Memorial Park Guests of Honor for the evening will be First Sergeant Peavy, Army National Guard Unit n Annual Haunted House n Improvable Cause n Trick-or-Treat Downtown Pensacola First Gulf War. Bring your own Saturday, Nov. 1, 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. chair/blanket. Water/light food provided. Walking and Trolley Tours Saturday, Nov. 1 Pensacola Little Theater Downtown Pensacola, Palafox St. Pensacola best (and Pensacon will be handing out treats walking Walking: 6:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8 n League of Fear Season of p.m., 8:30 p.m., 9 p.m. only) improvisational Palafox Street in costume. Also experience comedy troupe will Family Fun Fest at the Saenger Theater during Screams — Haunted House Trolley: 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Arbona Building perform unscripted theater. the event on Event They will create scenes Intendencia Friday, Oct. 31 - Saturday, Nov. 1 115 E. Zaragoza St. on the spot that forgo Street with Downtown Pensacola, Join in on the annual haunted tours through rehearsal. bounce Downtown Pensacola. Walking tours last about houses, slides, 130 Intendencia St. 1 hour, 15 minutes. Tours include: adults-only carnival Two screamed illed nights at the Downtown redlight tour, ghastly ghosts of North Seville, games and Pensacola haunted house. Admission $15. murder and mayhem, and tragedy and terror of more! South Seville.
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Using BP grants, Gulf 'Cadillac' loses traction Power is work- ing with the SRIA to com- SRIA won't fund another concert event plete an en- ergy-efficient BY PAM BRANNON it was approved to be held on Pensacola really would like to see any concert done turtle-friendly Gulf Breeze News Beach again. out there to be scheduled after the tourist lighting project [email protected] After some debate about dates and issues season, in off season. I believe that is why while improving involving the last festival, banks said he Gulf Shores is so successful with their major lighting in the William “Cadillac” Banks paid the San- would put together a proposal and proposed event each year – because it is held in April. Casino Beach ta Rosa Island Authority just over $4,800 contract and bring it back to the Nov. 12 full It is a shoulder season, good weather, and no parking lot. in legal fees last Tuesday left over from board meeting for SRIA members to review. hurricanes threatening. I would like to see a his Summer Fest held on the beach over He wants to hold the event over Labor Day concert event like Banks’ event held in later Turtle-friendly Labor Day weekend. Then on Wednesday weekend again in 2015. Executive Director September, or spring.” last week he went before the commit- Buck Lee and his staff encouraged the board At last week’s meeting most of the board tee of the SRIA board asking for another to make sure the proposal/contract they i- members, except Janice Gilley, said they lighting project set date for summer 2015 to hold the festival nally approve includes a demand that all would be willing to allow the event to be held again. Since the SRIA lost almost $50,000 staging equipment be gone by Monday. Last over Labor Day again. Gilley voted against on the last festival from a loan given to year, Lee said, there was a latbed truck and that, and had also voted against giving Banks for Pensacola Beach Banks, each member made it clear that some other equipment left on the beach until the original $100,000 loan for the last event. there would be absolutely no inancial Tuesday, causing issues for other events. The issue will be on the Nov. 12 agenda Sea turtle hatchlings start their incredible journey to the deep help this time around for Banks’ event, if Lee told Gulf Breeze News Tuesday, “I for the full board to discuss again. with a frantic dash to the Gulf. The Santa Rosa Island Authority, Escambia County and Gulf Power are starting a lighting project that will make that trip safer for sea turtles on Pensacola Beach. Some scares last beyond Halloween One year after launching a project to brighten 19 miles of U.S. My son Gabe is going to give away the ones we didn’t it’s going to be alright. I going 98 with eficient LED streetlights, Gulf Power is working with the be Carl Grimes from the irst want. Wow! That would be to remember the apostle Paul’s SRIA to complete a turtle-friendly lighting project that will reduce season of The Walking Dead. cool! What if we learned from claim that “God didn’t give us light impacts on wildlife while actually improving the lighting in the The neighborhood is sure to the kids that all we had to do was a spirit of slavery to fear, but a Casino Beach parking lot on Pensacola Beach. The project is being be full of princesses, zombies, get cleaned up and we wouldn’t spirit of adoption by which we funded through BP grants. ghosts, Teenage Mutant Ninja be nearly as scary? Some of cry out for Daddy” (Rom 8:15). It is Gulf Power’s irst turtle-friendly lighting project that would Turtles, Transformers, cowboys, us need to clean up our hearts, I’m going to remember that meet new requirements set by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conser- vampires, witches, mummies, our language, and our attitudes. tomorrow is a new day. I’m go- vation Commission and Escambia County. and clowns. Some of us need to get clean by ing to ind hope in knowing that “We are working with our customers to meet their needs to pro- Several years ago, my Emma of candy and go away. The turning down that next drink, Saturday is All Saints day or All vide enhanced safety while helping protect the sea turtles that nest went as “The Girl with a Bad attorney bills don’t just give drag, pill, or shot. What if we Hallows day and that Halloween along our coast,” said Natalie Smith, Gulf Power spokesperson. Case of the Stripes,” which you a stomach ache for a night. learned that just because we (All Hallows Eve) is just the “This project will provide more energy-eficient turtle-friendly was very original. Most of the Alzheimer’s scares us much have been wearing a mask for scary day that comes before an lighting where it’s needed, while reducing ambient light that would kids roaming the streets will worse than any ghoul. The years that we don’t have to keep even better party. impact sea turtles as they make their way to the Gulf of Mexico.” have masks or makeup that hide inancial problem is much more the charade going? What if we Tomorrow is a great day to Sea turtles swim ashore to dig nests to lay their eggs from April their true identity while they go real than the monster under your learned from our kids that we remember that you don’t have to to October and use the ambient light over the Gulf to return to the trick-or-treating. It’s always a bed. Your addictions can’t be can really enjoy being ourselves, stay scared. I know that life can water. The hatchlings use the same light to make their way to the fun time in our neighborhood washed away with soap. Our even if it was fun being scary for get scary, but please know that it Gulf some 45 to 60 days later. Artiicial lights are believed to cause as folks give candy and try to dysfunctional tendencies have a little bit? can get better. It might take time disorientation for both adult sea turtles and the hatchlings. recognize the kids on the block. left us scarier to others than any I can’t wait to pass out the to ind a solution. It might even The turtle-friendly LED lights illuminate where it is needed for At the end of the day, kids mask ever could. Sometimes, candy tomorrow, because I’m get worse before it gets better, pedestrians and trafic, but use directional amber lighting that re- will be sorting piles of candy in we feel like the fright night just going to look past the costumes. but in the end, there will be a duces glow that could affect nesting sea turtles and their hatchlings the loor and making plans for can’t ind a dawn. Life is often I’m going to recognize that new day. and at a wavelength that is not as visible to turtles. Additionally, the trades with siblings or school- more full of tricks than treats. what scares me on Halloween Enjoy the spirit of the amber lights will be shielded from the Gulf side. hood friends. The make-up and Life can be a lot scarier than might just be a fond memory in children and the fun they have Gulf Power is expected to start the project in November and masks get taken off and the Halloween. the future. I’m going to realize with dressing up and gorging on should complete it by the end of January. sweaty kids take their baths to Maybe we can learn from that we all wear masks and be candy. Appreciate how present A total of 99 79-watt ixtures will be placed on 38 22-foot alu- get ready for a new day. By our kids. What if we treated our grateful that most of us don’t they are in the moment, but also minum poles that will be bolted on concrete bases. Contractors will Saturday, Gabe will go back to problems like they treat candy? wear them all the time. I’m learn from them that life keeps remove the existing 21 35-foot concrete poles with unshielded 250- being Gabe. We could sort them into piles, going to celebrate that my fears changing. watt high-pressure sodium ixtures. The work will be completed in In the real world, what really so we could get a handle on just can come and go. I’m going to Now, excuse me while I go stages starting at the Escambia County Sheriff’s Ofice annex, with scares us doesn’t end quite as how big the problems are. We celebrate that its OK to be scared ind my Darryl vest and cross- limited closure of just a few parking spaces in the immediate areas. neatly as Halloween. The cancer could prioritize which one we as long as I have a community bow! Gulf Power will continue shielding standard lighting in other ar- goblins don’t take a handful would unwrap next. We could that stands with me and tells me Love one. Love another. eas on request. SRIA eyes spear gun ban OFFICE SPACE “The county has to hold a BY PAM BRANNON there were Lion ish out there, Gulf Breeze News public hearing, if they decide to they would not stop spear ish- [email protected] take up the issue. Then it will go ing of those ish. DOWNTOWN through various meetings be- “Of course if there were Lion Spear guns are becoming fore they vote. The good news ish out there, you sure wouldn't hazardous to the health of snor- it, it is getting cooler out there want to be swimming or have kelers on Pensacola Beach, ac- your kids out there, “ he said. GULF BREEZE and we will have less conlict cording to Pensacola Beach ex- between swimmers and ish- Lee said he would like to ecutive director Buck Lee and ing,” Lee said. He said isher- place signs saying “No spear his staff. men are trying to spear red ish, ishing or pole guns used at SALE OR LEASE “The reef the county put in or trout, or “anything else they least 1,000 feet of reefs”. The two years ago is really bring- can ind”. reefs are about 500 feet off the ing in new marine life this year, Paolo Ghio told the board at beach, and are 18 round units and really taking hold. That is last week’s meeting, “A spear that are placed about 15 feet Harbourtown Village drawing spear ishermen to the will go right through some of deep. Downtown Gulf Breeze area, and if you have your kids those small ish and right into The proposal to ask the Units ranging from 1,200 - 4,500 sf. out there, it can get dangerous,” a human.” He said it is an ac- county for an ordinance will be Ample parking • Close to Andrews Institute, Lee said. cident waiting to happen. brought back before the SRIA Appriver and Pensacola Beach Lee asked the Santa Rosa Lee also told the board that if board Nov. 12 for inal vote. Call (850) 380-7887 Available Island Authority last week to November request an ordinance from the OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY county to not allow spear ish- 2014 NOVEMBER 1 Z 1-4 PM ing or pole guns to be used near Convenient the artiicial reef area where 3113 Oriole Dr., Gulf Breeze snorkelers swim. Lee told Location Gulf Breeze News Tuesday Karen Cook, Broker that it can take the county as 850-712-8587 long as three months to get an Diane Grimes, Broker Associate ordinance in place, and in the 618-645-3173 meantime the Pensacola Beach staff can not place signs or stop Very nice, all remodeled the spear ishing. 3 Bdr/2 baths, over 1 Acre.
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Schedules Thursday, Oct. 30 JV football vs Navarre, 6 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 31 Football vs. Arnold, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 1 Cross country at District 1-3A meet in Milton, 8 a.m.
Monday, Nov. 3 Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Girls Soccer at Members of the Lady Dolphin volleyball look on during game 3 of their district semifinal loss to Mosley. It marks the first time since 2007 they failed to make the postseason. Pace (Soccer Complex), (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) Girls Basketball Mosley ends Lady Dolphin reign at Central Tip Off Kathrin Hess and Radcliffe both had A block by Taylor off a serve from Tourney, TBA Gulf Breeze falls in district semifinals, miss consecutive serves to give GBHS (18-8) Hess got GBHS within 12-7. It was the playoffs for first time since ‘07 a 9-5 lead. Mosley one at 9-8, 10-9, 11-10 irst point Gulf Breeze scored on serve in Tuesday, Nov. 4 and 16-15 before tying it at 17. that game. Another kill by Taylor, who The loss snapped Gulf Breeze’s district A sideout, followed by another had a team-high 13 kills, made it a 13-8 Boys golf at 2A BY JASON THOMPSON championship reign at ive years and their Hess serve made it 19-17. After calling deicit, but Gulf Breeze got no closer. State Tournament Gulf Breeze News [email protected] consecutive postseason appearance streak timeout, Mosley would scored four Gulf Breeze was playing catchup ball in Howey In the at six. straight to take a 23-21 lead. A kill by throughout game 3. They tied it at 2 and Hills, TBA The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin Back to back kills by Jordan Taylor Jordan and one by Radcliffe tied it at 23, 4, but were unable to take the lead. Girls Soccer at volleyball team was four points from and Emily Radcliffe forced Mosley to but a miscommunication, then a carry Hess had 31 assists and 15 digs, while call timeout trailing 21-19 in game one. call on GBHS allowed Mosley to take Julia Denby addd 10 kills. Kiersten Ellis Washington, (JV taking game one in their district semiinal match with Mosley, but Mosley would But from that point, Mosley scored six game one. had nine digs, while Olivia Hepworth 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) rally and not look back as they beat of the last eight points to take game Several passing errors would allow had six. Boys Soccer vs. GBHS 25-23, 25-14, 25-21 October 21 in one as they wouldn’t trail for the rest Mosley to take a 4-0 lead in game two, See District, Pg. 5B » Washington, (JV Gulf Breeze. of the match. but a Jordan kill forced a sideout. 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30)
Wednesday, Nov. 5 Missed chances costly Boys golf at 2A State Tournament in Howey In the in loss at Catholic Hills, TBA Gulf Breeze offense on field for 100 plays, but two trips Results into red zone with no points looms large in 56-35 loss Monday, Oct. 14 as they went on to beat GBHS “In the irst quarter, there was BY JASON THOMPSON Lady Dolphin Gulf Breeze News 56-35 on Homecoming. a little bit of miscommunication volleyball 25-25- [email protected] The Dolphins (2-6), who host with (defensive coordinator Arnold for Senior Night Friday, Sean) Tomey being out (back 25, Bay 6-13-4 The Dolphins’ game at Catholic had 100 snaps and close to 500 surgery Thursday),” coach Chris Friday night was another case yards in total offense, but a Nemith said. Tuesday, Oct. 15 where they could claim a few couple of misses chances, plus “There was a Mosley 25-25- moral victories, but at the end some big plays from Catholic to miscommunication between 25, Lady Dolphin of the night, the other team had beat Gulf Breeze for the seventh myself and the secondary more points on the scoreboard. straight year. because of not knowing until the volleyball 23-15-21 The Catholic Crusaders got a GBHS played Friday’s game last minute that he wasn’t going 92-kickoff return from Antwain without defensive coordinator to be there.” Thursday, Oct. 17 Adams on the game’s irst play Sean Tomey (back surgery). See Football, Pg. 4B » Dolphin JV football xx, Catholic x Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Milestones in loss Tyler Phelps congratulates Josh There’s so many things you can pull out of Friday, Oct. 18 Irby after the first of his two that to know that our kids are winners. Catholic football Xx, touchdowns Friday at Catholic. Irby eclipsed the 1,000-yard Dolphins xx rushing mark and Phelps the – Chris Nemith 2,000-yard passing mark this GBHS head coach after their 56-35 loss to Catholic Friday season in the loss.
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Game 1 Florida at #9 Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia All seven Gridiron Gurus apparently remembered a Mississippi-based team Game 2 #2 Florida State at Louisville Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State winning at LSU on a Saturday night Game 3 Auburn earlier this year - something that rarely #4 Auburn at #7 Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Auburn Ole Miss Auburn Ole Miss happens. They all went with Ole Miss Game 4 Arkansas at #1 Mississippi State Miss. State Miss. State Miss State Miss. State Miss. State Miss. State Miss. State last Saturday, but the Tigers didn’t let it happen to them twice, as they edged Game 5 #10 TCU at #20 West Virginia TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU W. Virginia the Rebels, 10-7. Game 6 #18 Utah at #15 Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Utah Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Utah All seven Gurus with defending Super Bowl champion Seattle against Carolina Game 7 #14 Arizona at #25 UCLA Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona UCLA Arizona as Doug Baldwin’s team (six catches, 61 Game 8 Panthers yards) edged the Panthers 13-9. Saints at Panthers Saints Saints Saints Panthers Panthers Saints All seven Gridiron Gurus apparently Game 9 Bucs at Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns remembered a Mississippi-based team winning at LSU on a Saturday Game 10 Jaguars at Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals night earlier this year - something that TOTAL 5-5 6-4 7-3 7-3 6-4 7-3 8-2 rarely happens. They all went with Ole Miss last Saturday, but the Tigers LAST WK 66-24 66-24 63-27 63-27 62-28 62-28 62-28 didn’t let it happen to them.
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ACC STANDINGS SEC STANDINGS ATLANTIC The SEC Specter EAST Florida State 4-0 7-0 Georgia 4-1 6-1 Clemson 5-1 6-2 Missouri 3-1 6-2 Louisville 4-2 6-2 Have SEC officials been colluding with a mysterious figure? Florida 2-3 3-3 Boston College 2-2 5-3 Kentucky 2-3 5-3 Syracuse 1-3 3-5 S. Carolina 2-4 3-4 NC State 0-4 4-4 Tennessee 0-4 3-5 Wake Forest 0-4 2-6 Vanderbilt 0-5 2-6
COASTAL WEST Duke 2-1 6-1 Miss. State 4-0 7-0 Georgia Tech 3-2 6-2 Alabama 4-1 7-1 Miami 2-2 5-3 Ole Miss 4-1 7-1 North Carolina 2-2 4-4 Auburn 3-1 6-1 Pitt 2-2 4-4 LSU 3-2 7-2 Virginia 2-2 4-4 Tomorrow is Texas A&M 2-3 5-3 Virginia Tech 1-3 4-4 Halloween, the annual Arkansas 0-4 4-4 celebration of all things Thursday, October 30 mysterious and even Saturday, November 1 e-FSU @ Louisville...... 6:30p s-Texas A&M vs. La.-Monroe....11a frightening. As the sun c-Florida @ Georgia...... 2:30p goes down and darkness Saturday, November 1 s-Kentucky @ Missouri...... 3p prevails, we expect to eU-Duke @ Pitt...... 11a eU-Vanderbilt vs. Old Dominion..6p see all sorts of spooky e3-Boston Coll. @ Va. Tech..11:30a e-Auburn @ Ole Miss...... 6p characters roaming the e3-N. Carolina @ Miami...... 11:30a e2-Arkansas @ Miss. State...6:15p streets. e3-NC State @ Syracuse...... 2p s-Tennessee @ S. Carolina....6:30p You may even see a eU-Virginia @ Georgia Tech...2:30p OPEN: Alabama, LSU few ghouls and goblins at OPEN: Clemson, Wake Forest work tomorrow, depend- Last Week’s Results ing on the level of fes- Last Week’s Results Arkansas 45, UAB 17 tivity at your place of Miami 30, Virginia Tech 6 Mississippi State 45, Kentucky 31 employment. Graphic by Scott Page North Carolina 28, Virginia 27 Missouri 24, Vanderbilt 14 One place, however, we It's funny how much Mark Emmert resembles Fred Jones, the leader of those "med- Georgia Tech 56, Pitt 28 LSU 10, Ole Miss 7 do not expect to see mys- dling kids" and their dog. It's also not that much of a stretch to liken some of the NCAA's Boston College 23, W. Forest 17 Auburn 42, South Carolina 35 terious shrouded figures investigations to an episode of Scooby Doo, as they can be equally entertaining. Clemson 16, Syracuse 6 Alabama 34, Tennessee 20 is at football stadiums, Game of the week (No. 2 potentially affecting the Game of the week (No. 4 outcomes of plays and Florida State @ Louisville): Auburn @ No. 7 Ole Miss): Though it may appear Florida even games through clan- standing in a huddle discussing the should have been penalized for having The meat grinder continues State has a seemingly clear destine means. play. Pereira believes the officials on two players with the same number in the SEC West, and one of path to the playoffs, with have But according to former NFL vice the field were getting additional input on the field on the final play, which these two teams will be all but no ranked teams left on the president of officiating Mike Pereira, from someone else. would have given South Carolina a eliminated from the division race schedule, this Thursday night the Southeastern Conference just But who is this mysterious figure? second chance at a Hail Mary to come Saturday night. Auburn road game should not be might be dealing with such a con- Could it be the replay official? SEC potentially tie the game. and Ole Miss now have one overlooked. Jameis Winston spiracy. Commissioner Mike Slive? The ghost If there is indeed anything shady loss each, following the Rebels and the Seminoles may face Pereira, who now works for Fox of Bear Bryant? going on with SEC officiating, it disappointing 10-7 loss at LSU their sternest test yet against a Sports, says that two recent incidents In the column, Pereira urged would be no small issue. If there's one last week. Both remain in the Louisville team that leads the suggest SEC officials are abusing the Commissioner Mike Slive and coor- group of people we absolutely expect thick of the SEC West and playoff nation in total defense (245.8 communications system by speaking dinator of officials Rogers Redding to be above the murky moral fog of conversation, but a second loss yards per game) and rushing with a “mystery man” who is feeding to investigate the matter. Perhaps we coersion, it's the guys in stripes. will probably be too much to defense (68.8 ypg), and is them information. He said, in a recent need to go even higher up the chain, And for the NCAA's part, Emmert overcome. Who knows what to second in interceptions (15). As editorial column, this "SEC specter" bringing in NCAA President Mark and company have certainly pulled expect in this one? Can Auburn we've seen, FSU has been prone (my words) completely compromises Emmert and his merry band of lov- out the torches and pitchforks to con- end its road struggles? Can Ole to mistakes and falling behind in the officials’ and conference’s cred- able (and sometimes controversial) duct intense, lengthy witch hunts for Miss shake off the bad feelings games, which could be a recipe ibility. sleuths. much less egregious allegations than from last week? Which Bo for disaster in a game like this. Here are the two incidents he cites: After all, if you've paid attention to covert conversations between offi- Wallace will show up? We'll find During Mississippi State’s victory SEC football this year, the officiating cials and some unseen figure who is out soon. vs. Auburn three weeks ago, Pereira has definitely appeared to be shaky possibly influencing the outcomes of said officials were speaking with at times. A fact best illustrated by the games. someone after an intentional ground- latest and most obvious blunder this Then again, we all love a good a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; ing call on Dak Prescott. season. ghost story, even us "level-headed" a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; He also cited a personal foul call On Sunday, the SEC office apolo- college football fans. And perhaps e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eN- eN-ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n- during Saturday’s Alabama-Tennessee gized for a missed call in Saturday’s that's exactly what Pereira is chasing ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC NBC; s-SEC Network; v-Versus. game, after which officials were Auburn-South Carolina game. Auburn here, a ghost. Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus.
No. 3 Alabama No. 4 Auburn Florida No. 2 Florida State No. 16 LSU The Crimson Tide is It was close. It was Last week was a Florida State had the Well, well, well... hitting its stride at exciting and high- good week for the weekend off after those LSU Tigers just the right time... scoring. It came Florida Gators for escaping a close aren't dead after or is it. After out- down to the last the simple fact they game with Notre all! Just a couple of scoring its last two (controversial) play. didn't lose anoth- Dame two weeks weeks after losing to opponents 93-20, In short, Auburn's er football game. ago. Tonight, the its last ranked oppo- Alabama has to take a week off; a 42-35 win over South Carolina was Unfortunately, UF returns to the field Seminoles square off with Louisville nent, Auburn, 41-7, LSU launched week Nick Saban and company are very reminiscient of last season. But this week. Even more troubling is the on the road. The Cardinals have the itself back into the national conversa- hoping doesn't disrupt Bama's offen- most importantly, it was a win. A win fact they Gators must face No. 9 No. 1 rated defense in college football, tion with a stifling 10-7 win over No. sive cohesion before next week's trip that keeps the Tigers in the hunt for Georgia. Florida has dropped the last statistically at least. Thursday night 3 Ole Miss. The defense that couldn't to Death Valley, where LSU knocked the SEC West crown and a spot in the three to the Bulldogs, and with prob- games on the road also present addi- stop anything on The Plains now off then No. 3 Ole Miss last week. college football playoff. This week, lems on both sides of the ball and a tional challenges, and the Seminoles resembles an impenetrable force. Alabama, however, is 25-9-2 all-time Auburn carries its hopes on the road coaching staff under fire, a fourth- will need to be focused and sharp to But can it stand up to another No. 3, against the Tigers in Baton Rouge. to take on No. 7 Ole Miss. straight loss seems likely. avoid yet another upset bid. Alabama, next week?
Miami Central Florida South Florida South Alabama Southern Miss Another week, The Knights scored For the second With a 27-13 win Southern Miss col- another shift in on their first three straight week, the over Troy, South lapsed last week, the standings in offensive posses- Bulls fell behind big Alabama has now giving up a whop- College Football’s sions to build a early. But unlike the won four-straight ping 28 second- craziest division. 17-0 lead against 20-point comeback games to improve half points en route Miami’s strong win Temple. The Owls against Tulsa, which to 5-2 overall and to a 31-20 loss to over Virginia Tech, Geogia Tech’s got within 10 points late in the first was the largest in school history, USF 4-1 in Sun Belt play, and needing just Louisiana-Tech. The Eagles are 3-5 demolition of turnover prone Pitt, half, but were held scoreless in the was unable to overcome a 20-3 one more win to qualify for a bowl. It overall and 1-3 in Conference USA and UNC’s stirring victory against second half as UCF won 34-14. It was halftime deficit to Cincinnati, falling was the Jags first ever win over the play, now must win three of their final UVA leave the ‘Canes in a remark- the 11th straight American Athletic 34-17 to the Bearcats. Now the Bulls Trojans in three tries. Next up, the four games to become bowl eligible. able 4 way tie for 3rd place with the Conference win for the Knights. UCF will have to win three of their final competition gets much tougher, as With No. 23 Marshall being one of three teams they have left to play in (5-2, 3-0) is one of only two remain- four games to become bowl eligible. USA travels to Louisiana-Lafayette to those four, it appears Southern Miss the Division, at 2-2 a piece. Next up, ing unbeaten AAC teams, along with Fortunately, USF has a chance in take on the Rajun Cajuns, which are can't afford to lose any of the other North Carolina. East Carolina. Next up, UConn. each of its next three. unbeaten in league play. three games. *Rankings based on AP Poll
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The Gulf Breeze Dolphin junior varsity football team continued to roll Thursday as they blanked Catholic 35-0 at Dolphin Stadium. Gulf Breeze (5-1), who close the season tonight at home against Navarre, has outscored the opposition 83-0 in its last two games. The Dolphins, who went three and out in its irst two series, converted a fumble for their irst score. Tristan Covell, who got sacked on irst down, found Walter Yates III on the 27-yard touchdown Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News pass on second down. Nathan Paulchek's kick with 1:00 left Youth is served in the irst quarter made it 7-0. Freshman Grace Garbell settles the ball during GBHS' first Jordan Perry recovered preseason game against Milton on Oct. 22. Garbell had a hat trick another fumble four play later, on Saturday as the Class of 2018 players had six goals and four leading to another score. Covell, assists in the Lady Dolphins' 9-2 win over Tate. one play after breaking free for a 61-yard run, scored from seven yards out. Paulchek's Lady Dolphins PAT made it 14-0 with 6:45 left in the second quarter. The Dolphins recorded one of its seven sacks before Jasper win preseason Bowles recovered another Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Catholic fumble. The takeaway Outta my way set up the Dolphins' next play pair in Pace — a 5-yard run by Covell. Parker Baynes stiff arms a Catholic defender on his way to an 82-yard touchdown run late in the second Paulchek's PAT made it 21-0 Lady Dolphins 9, Tate 2: half of their 35-0 win over the Crusaders Thursday night. GBHS (5-1), who has outscored the opposition BY JASON THOMPSON 83-0 in its last two games, close out their season at home tonight against Navarre. with 4:15 left in the irst half. Gulf Breeze News GBHS' Class of 2018 accounted The Dolphins forced a [email protected] for six goals and four assists as Catholic punt on the Crusaders' Gulf Breeze rolled over Tate. next series, which was followed The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin Garbell, who had a hat trick, by another Gulf Breeze score. soccer team won a pair of preseason scored the irst of her three in Parker Baynes took a Covell games last week at the Pace Soccer the eighth minute off an Olivia pitch, made a move in front Complex. Gulf Breeze edged Johnson pass. Edlund scored off of the GBHS sideline, and Milton 2-1 Oct. 22 before rolling a Rainey Niles pass to make it outraced the defense for an 82- over Tate 9-2 Saturday. 2-0 before Garbell took a pass yard touchdown. Lady Dolphins 2, Milton 1: from fellow freshman Abby Paulchek's kick with 2:37 Kiersten Edlund's penalty kick with Jacobs two minutes later. left made it 28-0. ive minutes left was the difference Holloway took a Veronica Perry intercepted a Catholic as Gulf Breeze edged Milton. Williamson pass moments pass with about a minute left in Blair Amberson, one of seven before the half ended to make the irst half. freshmen on this year's squad, it 4-1 GBHS. Amberson set up A Charles Smith catch put made it 1-0 when she headed Garbell's second goal in the 45th the Dolphins near midield. in a Sam Holloway corner kick. minute before Amberson scored After an illegal procedure call, Milton would tie it later in the a goal off a pass from Edlund. Baynes nearly scored another irst half off a penalty kick. Megan Hawkins scored an long touchdown run on the inal The Lady Panthers had unassisted goal in the 53rd minute play of the irst half, but was another penalty kick in the before freshman Niles scored brought down at the Catholic second half, but clanged it off twice in a three minute span. 15 after a 46-yard gain. the crossbar. Amberson set up her irst goal. Baynes picked right up With about ive minutes The Lady Dolphins opened where he left off, returning the left, freshman Grace Garbell the regular season at Mosley opening second half kickoff made a long run before being on Tuesday (after the News' 85 yards for a touchdown. taken down in the box. Kiersten deadline) - the same Mosley team Paulchek's PAT with 7:42 left Edlund made the game-winning that ended GBHS' 2014 season Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News in the irst half brought on the penalty kick. in the regional quarterinals. Trisian Covell is stopped short of the goal line on this run, but the Dolphins scored on the next play. running clock. Football team loses slugfest » Continued from Page 1C Z'Khari Blocker found Daniel Irby answered with a 53-yard Byrd on an 90-yard touchdown touchdown run to make it 28-21 After giving up the opening pass on the very next play to with 3:53 left, but Catholic, after kickoff, the Dolphins answered make it 21-6 with 12.5 seconds a 70-yard pass from Blocker to with a 13-play, 65-yard scoring left in the irst quarter. Byrd, were in the end zone again drive, with Irby scoring on GBHS drove near midield on on one of Kyle Brown's four a 5-yard run. Irby inishedits next series before having to punt touchdowns. The PAT made it with a career-high 200 yards again, but a Jordan Edwards sack 35-21 with 3:26 left in the half. rushing on 32 carries with two would lead to a Catholic punt. The Dolphins drive inside touchdowns. Phelps, who went 23-for-43 Catholic's 10 to start the second T.J. Brubaker's kick was no for 251 yards, threw for 41 of half before Phelps was picked off good, leaving the score 7-6 with them to Garner Curington to in the end zone. GBHS' next drive 6:47 left in the irst quarter. open their next series. A pair of went 15 plays, with Brubaker Chase Blake would recover a Catholic personal fouls (who had missing a 30-yard ield goal. Seven Crusader fumble on Catholic's ive in the game), moved the ball plays later, Catholic led 42-21. next drive, but the Dolphins inside the Crusader 'red zone.' Phelps scored on a 1-yard run Sunday Brunch Every Sunday 10am-2pm would go three and out. Four plays later, Jacob Kubik with 7:03 left before Catholic 18 Championship Hole East Course That failure to score proved made a 9-yard touchdown pass, added two more scores, including Sunset Grille Open Daily For Lunch costly as Catholic answered which was followed by another a 'pick 6.' 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» Continued from Page 1B second of two first round matches on Oct. 20. The match was the inal one for seniors McCurdy started game one with 11 Hess, Radcliffe and Kassie Oldham. consecutive points on serve, but later The Lady Dolphins played the had to leave the match after catching semiinals without one of its top hitters, an inadvertant elbow from teammate Maddie Grace McCurdy, who was Denby after a block. suffering from concussion-like symptoms Radcliffe had a team-high nine kills in their irst round loss to Bay. in the win, while Denby had eight, Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, Bay 6- McCurdy five and Kristen Watts and 13-4: The Lady Dolphins, seeded third Taylor four each. Hess had 20 assists Megan Pewitt, escorted by her Aubree Stillman, escorted by her in the tournament, had no trouble in and four digs, while Denby added a father, Dr. James Pewitt. brother, John Stillman. dispatching of sixth-seeded Bay in the pair of blocks.
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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Boys hoops starts next week Perrin Foote handles the ball during a Dolphin basketball game last season. Boys basketball practice state- Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News wide starts Monday. 2014-15 Dolphin soccer team From left: Coach David McCarthy, Bryce Johnson, Wade Niles, Chase Schmidt, Dillon Stanley, Lucas Keigley, Alex Barham, Pete Hayes, Madison DeMotts (Goalie Girl), Matthew Cutler, Kyle Overlade, Josh Spencer, Holden Claudio, Preston De Maria, Christian Jackson, Caitie Gill (Goalie Girl), Shawn Cavasos, Evan Kelsch, Trey Smith, Will Green, Nathan Paulchek, Tyler Hare and Coach Bobby Parrish. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Missing from photo: T. J. Brubaker, John Stevens, Christian Hart and Christian Valstuen. All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county department meetings are held in the County Administrative Center Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise Young Dolphin soccer team indicated. Marine Advisory November 4 5:00 p.m. Tourist Development North End Committee November 6 8:30 a.m. starts season next week Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, 5247 Stewart St., Milton Library Advisory Committee November 6 11:00 a.m. after leading the Dolphins to the postseason Kyle Overlade and Preston Demaria are 5541 Alabama Street, Milton BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News - only to have Choctaw ends GBHS’ season back on defense, while junior T.J. Brubaker, Flood Mitigation Plan [email protected] for the third consecutive year. once done with football, will be back in Task Force Meeting November 6 1:30 p.m. Among the seniors expected to put the goal. Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton The Gulf Breeze Dolphin soccer team, ball in the net are Alex Barham, Holden The Dolphins, coached by Bobby Parrish Fire Department in search of a top goal scorer, played its Claudio, Matthew Cutlier and Pete Hayes. and Dave McCarthy, open the season at Executive Group November 10 Cancelled preseason games with Bay and Niceville. The Dolphins will also have a healthy Will Escambia on Nov. 6. Two days later, the Commission Committee November 10 9:00 a.m. Josh Ceravolo and Lucas Zalar were Green, who missed all of last season with a Dolphins will take on Washington in a day RESTORE Council November 10 3:00 p.m. among the group that graduated a year ago knee injury. game (JV 11 a.m., varsity 1). Tourist Development South End Committee November 12 9:00 a.m. Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Building Code Board of Adjustments November 12 2:30 p.m. Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Commission Regular November 13 9:00 a.m. Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze Local Mitigation Strategy Meeting November 13 1:30 p.m. Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Zoning Board Meeting November 13 6:00 p.m. Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze Administration Oath of Offi ce /Board Reorganization November 18 9:00 a.m. Tourist Development Council Board Meeting November 19 3:00 p.m. Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Commission Committee November 24 Cancelled Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board November 26 8:30 a.m. Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Parks and Recreation November 26 5:30 p.m. Commission Regular November 27 Cancelled Commission Special – Rezoning Meeting November 27 Cancelled
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PCC-Davies 12-24 7 Wines, Austin 15 GBHS-FL 26.40 on metal, flat and deck +/- Scoring – Allison Von Brock +41, Julia 12 Palermo, Michael GBHS-FL 30.25 Denby +36, Jordan Taylor +30. #9 Girls 100 Yard Fly * In House Metal Fabrication Points on Serve – Emily Radcliffe 13, Maddie GOLF 1 Lee, Miranda 17 GBHS-FL 1:15.48 * Custom Flashing Grace McCurdy 11. 2 Casey, Karly NAVA-FL 1:27.88 * Chimney Caps 4 Bessemer, Bayla GBHS-FL 1:38.19 District 1-5A Semifinal GB-Davis 5-27 #10 Boys 100 Yard Fly Oct. 21 - Gulf Breeze 1 Chambers, Jacob 15 MHS 1:04.53 Lady Dolphins 23 15 21 Tiger Point Women's Golf Association 2 Reeder, Fenner 17 GBHS-FL 1:06.07 Mosley 25 25 25 October 21: 2 best balls of 3 4 Youberg, Mason GBHS-FL 1:08.65 Lic# CCC1327226 Aces – Emily Radcliffe 1 Oct. Ace of the Month: Debra Hitpas 5 Nguyen, Chris 15 GBHS-FL 1:09.75 850-934-7181 1st. Irene Nelson, Lois Muller, Sally White 9 Brown, Jake GBHS-FL 1:20.28 Assists – Kathrin Hess 31 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Blocks – Jordan Taylor 2, Emily Radcliffe 2 2nd: Christine Schultz, Dee Forrest Arnott, Debra #11 Girls 100 Yard Free Digs – Kathrin Hess 15, Kiersten Ellis 9, Olivia Hitpas 1 Sczesny, Olivia NAVA-FL 1:05.21 Hepworth 6, Allison Von Brock 5 3rd: Khristin Dorsey, Jans Schneider, Kay Corbin 2 Gilliard, Jordan NAVA-FL 1:06.93 Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Kills – Jordan Taylor 13, Julia Denby 10, Emily Birdies: Kristin Dorsey, #3, #5, #17 Christine 5 Post, Allyson GBHS-FL 1:11.20 Radcliffe 7 Schultz #2 and #9 Lois Muller #9 Irene Nelson #9 7 Courtney, Ali 17 GBHS-FL 1:14.27 Ads start at Percentage of playing time – Kathrin Hess Chip In: Irene Nelson #11, Kay Corbin #16, Mary 8 Stokes, Lauren GBHS-FL 1:14.35 100.0, Kiersten Ellis 83.6, Jordan Taylor 61.2. 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HUD vouchers accepted. 1 2nd Place Team 9 Odom, Saige GBHS-FL 8:06.76 & 2 BR handicapped & non- handicapped accessible apts. Water, Cypress Lakes = 193 (218) Season Total 411 #14 Boys 500 Yard Free sewer/garbage service provided. 3037 Wind Meadow Dr., GB, FL. Call 850-934-3060, TDD/TTY 711. Equal Housing Opportunity. Greater P’cola Ladies 3rd Place Team 1 Hauser, Ryan 17 NAVA-FL 5:33.92 Tennis League standings Gulf Breeze Gold = 214 (215) Season Total 429 2 Hahn, Brandon NAVA-FL 6:15.65 (As of Oct. 23) Christian Padgett 49 4 Earle, Rich GBHS-FL 6:27.41 701 Colsen Claudio 51 7 Nguyen, Ben GBHS-FL 6:53.99 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - COMMERCIAL Flight: Open Trevor Pugh 54 8 Palermo, Michael GBHS-FL 7:01.73 Club-Gonzalez 25-11 Jackson Ford 60 10 Graffius, Cody 14 GBHS-FL 7:53.70 RS-Covell 24-12 Trent Wells 66 #15 Girls 200 Yard Free Relay DOWNTOWN GULF BREEZE RS-Ptacek 21-15 4th Place Team 1 PACE A 1:54.37 Harbourtown for sale or lease. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C October 30, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBSA juniors lose in game of unbeatens Dolphins rally from 20-0 down fall six one last shot. Murphy's 14-yard touchdown on the inal play of the scamper put the ball at the Cow- irst half that gave the Cowboys points short, finish regular season 7-1 boy 44, but a Hail Mary pass to the 16-6 halftime lead. Dittmer was incomplete as time Hepworth scored on an 18- BY JASON THOMPSON again on its next offensive play, Gulf Breeze News which allowed Cantonment to expired. yard run with 4:41 left in the third [email protected] score a 7-yard touchdown on the Gulf Breeze Blue Mites quarter. The kick was no good, inal play of the irst half. 18, Cantonment 16: Carson making the deicit 16-12. The Gulf Breeze Juniors Four plays into the second Hepworth's 8-yard touchdown Lepley had an interception, staged a furious fourth quarter half, a 56-yard run made it 20-0run with 1:55 left was but the the Dolphins turned it back comeback that fell one score Cantonment with 8:25 left in thedifference as Gulf Breeze rallied over on downs early in the fourth short as they lost its irst gamethird quarter. from a 10-point, halftime dei- quarter. Andrew Diamond's of the season to the unbeaten Jack Kemp recovered a fum- cit. fourth-down tackle gave the Cantonment Cowboys 20-14 ble with 6:32 left in the game, The Dolphins made a fourth Dolphins one last shot, setting Saturday at Shoreline Park. setting up a 70-yard touchdown down stop on defense, setting the stage for Hepworth. The Dolphins were dominant pass from Christian Murphy to up a 5-yard touchdown run by Cantonment Mini Mites 12, he irst 10 minutes, outgaining Tyler Dittmer. Jackson Lepley. The extra point Gulf Breeze Blue 6: The Cow- Cantonment 82-29 in yards, but The Dolphins defense made was no good, making it 6-0 with boys converted a fourth-down a turnover on downs and a fum- a fourth down stop with 2:05 2:10 left in the irst quarter. in the inal two minutes that- al ble resulted in no points. left, setting up another Murphy On a play where it looked like lowed them to hold on for a win Cantonment converted a to Dittmer touchdown pass (68 forward progress was stopped, over the Dolphins. fourth down and a third down on yards). Murphy's kick with 1:50 Cantonment scored on a 3-yard Cantonment scored on a 71- their next series, which ended left made it 20-14. run with 5:10 left in the irst half. yard run after forcing a Gulf with a 2-yard touchdown pass. William McGough recovered The kick made it 8-6 Cowboys. Breeze turnover on downs. The The kick made it 8-0. another Cowboy fumble with 45 Cantonment had an 80- extra point left the score 6-0. Gulf Breeze turned it over seconds left, giving the Dolphins yard interception return for a Nolan Tantay recovered a fumble as GB drove to the Cow- boy 26 before turning it over on downs. One play later, Canton- ment scored on a 65-yard run to make it 12-0 with 1:04 left in the irst half. Tantay scored on a 35-yard run with 12 seconds left in the third quarter. The Dolphins last chance was with 3:33 left in the game, but they turned the ball over on downs at midield. Cantonment Midgets 20, Gulf Breeze 6: Cantonment turned an interception into a touchdown and recovered an on- side kick in the second half that turned into another score. The Dolphins, down 7-0, drove to the Cantonment 15 late in the irst half, but an intercep- tion ended the drive. A 3-yard run and a 2-yard run in the third and fourth quarters, Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News respectively, made it 20-0 before Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Andrew Diamond (23) and Carson Hepworth make a tackle on the final play of the game to secure an Cole Gilliland's 8-yard run with Christian Murphy looks for room to run for the Gulf Breeze juniors 18-12, come frombehind win over Cantonment. 3:10 left foiled the shutout bid. in their loss to Cantonment.
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