Shooting Suspect Apprehended

June 12, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Shooting suspect apprehended

BY MAT PELLEGRINO According to the arrest report, the fe- the suspect to leave motion and ran out to his vehicle parked the scene. Hale shot at the man twice Gulf Breeze News male victim was at home with another the premises. Both in the front of the house to retrieve a cell outside of the front door, but missed the [email protected] individual when Navarre resident Nor- the suspect and phone to call police. The accident report man both time. man “Norm” Hale, 41, arrived at the vic- the victim agreed stated that the female victim believed According to the report, one of the A local man is behind bars for First tim’s home and began to violently knock to talk in another Hale was deceased from his gunshot bullets hit a vehicle in the driveway and Degree Attempted Murder after he alleg- on the door. room at which time wounds at the time. the other round struck a living room win- edly shot at two people several times at a According to the arrest report, Hale Hale ired a weap- Before the man could ind a cell dow of a home located across the street. home in Navarre. had called the female in the home earlier on at the victim, ac- phone to call for help, Hale woke up and Deputies with the Santa Rosa County Hale Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s deputies on the phone and stated he was going to cording to a press the female in the home began screaming. Sheriff’s Ofice arrived at the distur- got a call about a weapons complaint come to the house, but the female told release from the The man ran back inside, at which time bance shortly after. Deputies were origi- around 1:30 a.m. last Friday near Ortega Hale not to come to the house. sheriff’s ofice. After he shot, Halehe witnessedired Hale ire two shots at the nally dispatched to what was deemed a Drive, and responded to ind the suspect When the victim heard Hale at the a self-inlicted gunshot to his head.female. Hale then went after the man in burglary in progress with shots ired on and one of the victims covered in blood. door, she answered the door and asked The man in the home heard the com- the home with his gun, and the man led See Bond Page 7A » Resident: County Ranchettes flood prone declined offer in One of subdivision’s first residents said 2005 to alleviate cries to county for help have gone ignored flooding

BY MAT PELLEGRINO BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News [email protected] [email protected] Back in 2005, a Whisper Bay subdivision neighbor Several residents in The Ranch- gave the county an offer they couldn’t refuse — but in ettes say that they’ve asked for help the end, it was declined. and have received nothing in turn That offer? The chance to alleviate looding in both from the county. Whisper Bay and The Ranchettes subdivisions at a cost One of the subdivision’s irst of only $50,000. residents, Shirley McInturff-Shir- The $50,000 ley said she has seen the worst of would have See the worst in the neighborhood ever bought the county Resident Page 2A » since it was built. The Rosa Del Villa Drive resident said that over the years, the more developed the subdivision became, the worst the Cyclist critically looding became. Now, the resident plans to collect signatures for a petition to get the injured on 98 county to step forward and address one of the biggest ongoing issues in BY NICK GUNTER the south end. Gulf Breeze News “I was calling the county weeks [email protected] before this lood happened trying to A bicyclist is in critical condition at Baptist Hospital get them to come out and ix this. after being struck by a vehicle Saturday on Highway 98 I kept calling the county because westbound near Kitty Hawk Drive. I knew water was going to come Around 5:30 p.m. on June 7, John Cristalli, 67, of Gulf through the door,” the resident said. Breeze was biking westbound on Hwy 98 when a car “I got 16 to 18 inches of rain in my Submitted Photo driven by Christo- Shirley McInturff-Shirley stands in front of her home after a ﬂood back in 1975. McInturff-Shirley See pher Wilson, 36, Resident Page 3A » was one of the ﬁrst Breezers to reside in The Ranchettes. See No of Gulf Breeze, Page 3A »

County, GBN hosting emergency City replacing meters

Yesterday, the City of Gulf customers will be notiied of ﬂood meeting June 19 at TPCC Breeze began replacing and water shutoffs in advance. upgrading water meters in the Anyone having special Gulf Breeze Commissioner Lane Lynchard, and County Engineer Roger Blaylock will be HMGP projects, totaling almost $4.5 million, city. Work will be done by needs for water should notify in conjunction with the Gulf Breeze News, is on hand to hear residents’ concerns and to dis- have been completed in the south end of the workers wearing blue shirts the Water Department at (850) hosting a public meeting Thursday, June 19 at cuss their plans to alleviate recurring incidents. county since 2011. There is also an ongoing marked with the logo “PVI 934-5110. If you have a gas the Tiger Point Community Center to discuss Lynchard said construction is currently un- HMGP project to alleviate looding in Settlers Meter Team”. Trucks marked meter at your location, it will the recent loods in the unincorporated Gulf derway to alleviate looding in Ramblewood Colony, currently in Phase 1. with the same logo will be used be upgraded at the same time, Breeze area, the status of repairs and the steps through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grants “The county has over 40 repair projects to during meter swap outs. with no interruption in service. that are being taken to mitigate the risk of fu- Program (HMGP), at a cost of approximatelypublic roads and drainage systems from the Meter replacement is antici- Please pardon any inconve- ture loods. $872,000. Under the HMGP process, FEMA April loods,” Lynchard said, including repairs pated to take approximately 30 nience during this upgrade to Lynchard, County Administrator Hunter funds 75 percent of the cost and the county is to the two washouts in Villa Venyce and on minutes. Commercial meter your service. Walker, Public Works Director Avis Whitieldresponsible for a 25 percent match. Six other Highway 399.

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» Continued from Page 1A roughly 30 acres of wetlands, Here was their opportunity to spend less which in turn they could have Calendar of Meetings utilized as a holding area for than what it costs to buy a house to solve this water — water that swallowed problem, and didn’t do it. They were worried that both The Ranchettes and Whis- THURSDAY, JUNE 12 per Bay following the April 29 (Ruhvusch) was going to make too much money, GBA Chamber Monthly Breakfast, 7 a.m. storm. not that they couldn’t afford it. - 8:30 a.m., Andrews Research & Education Whisper Bay resident Mike Institute Robertson said he witnessed – Mike Robertson Commissioner Regular, 9 a.m. - SRC irst hand when the county de- Whisper Bay subdivision resident on county’s Administrative Center, Board Room clined to purchase the land. missed opportunity in 2005 Zoning Board, 6 p.m., SRC Administrative The resident stated a county Center, Board Room representative told the man they were going to purchase the land from was going to “make too Gulf Breeze county commis- That’s when the three county “They told me (in 2005) that MONDAY, JUNE 16 much money”, which is why sioner at the time to help allevi- oficials brainstormed buying if they could obtain those wet- GBA Chamber Executive Board Meeting, they didn’t want to purchase the ate the looding in the neighbor- the property from Ruhvusch. lands, it would do a good job 4 p.m. - 5 p.m., GBA Chamber property. hood. In turn, Broxson asked “The county turned it down not of running the water out of the City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf According to Robertson, his the county to dig a ditch by the because they thought it was going neighborhood,” Robertson said. Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers neighbor Blaine Ruhvusch had neighborhood to force any water to cost too much money, but that The resident said the fact that the acreage, which was all wet- away from the neighborhood. they thought he (Ruhvusch) was the county is only making tem- TUESDAY, JUNE 17 land north of Rose Lawn Ceme- But Robertson said the problem going to make too much money,” porary ixes, and that lood wa- FAC Flood Insurance Workshop, 9 a.m., tery. Robertson said Ruhvusch only brought more water onto Robertson said. “Broxson said it ters and tempers from residents SRC Administrative Center, Board Room purchased the wetlands prop- his property and street in the as clear as day when I was stand- will not recede. erty originally for $8,000, and subdivision. ing next to him (in 2005). “In Crane Cove they bought WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 “If they owned wetlands, they a house and put in a retention was willing to make the sale to “Avis Whitield, Tom Tourist Development Council, 3 p.m., Dannheisser and John Broxson pond,” Robertson said. “Here the county. can put an oficial ditch down SRC Chamber of Commerce were all on the phone with me there and line it with concrete. was their opportunity to spend “Back in 2005 we had 14 Aviation Advisory, 5 p.m., SRC asking ‘What can we do?’ They They won’t do it.” less than what it costs to buy a inches of rain and a few days Administrative Center, Board Room later we got 7 inches…and it re- ended up getting down here and Ruhvusch now lives in Geor- house to solve this problem, and ally did a lot of looding,” Rob- agreeing that the only way to gia, according to Robertson, and they didn’t do it. They were wor- ertson said. push the water out was to direct mention of the purchase has yet ried that (Ruhvusch) was going After the lood, Robertson the water into the wetlands,” to be brought up again by the to make too much money, not said he asked John Broxson, the Robertson said. county. that they couldn’t afford it.” FEMA center now SBA loan center

The State/FEMA disaster disaster loans. to obtain disaster related in- website at disasterloan.sba. recovery center located at the The SBA disaster loan formation after the center gov/ela. Questions can be an- Gulf Breeze Recreation Cen- outreach center will be open transitions. Disaster survivors swered by calling the SBA di- ter transitionend yesterday to from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday can continue to register online saster customer service center a U.S. Small Business Admin- through Friday, until further at DisasterAssistance.gov, via at 800-659-2955/(TTY) 800- istration disaster loan outreach notice. smartphone at m.fema.gov or 877-8339 or visiting www. center. The Gulf Breeze disaster by phone at 800-621-3362. sba.gov. SBA customer service rep- recovery center opened May Survivors who are deaf, hard For more information on resentatives are now on hand 10 to help survivors who sus- of hearing or have a speech Florida disaster recovery, at the loan outreach center to tained damage during the se- disability can call (TTY) 800- click fema.gov/disaster/4177, answer questions about SBA’s vere flooding from April 28 462-7585. visit the Florida Division of disaster loan program and ex- to May 6. The center has re- To apply for an SBA low-in- Emergency Management web- plain the application process. ceived more than 900 visits in terest disaster loan, survivors site at FloridaDisaster.org or Survivors can get help apply- nearly four weeks. can find the electronic loan the Facebook page at face- ing for or closing low-interest Survivors will still be able application on SBA’s secure book.com/FloridaSERT. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Disaster Preparedness Guide now available Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Santa Rosa County Divi- new and updated information ginning Saturday, June 1, emer- damage to homes, boats and FELONIES 6/9/2014 sion of Emergency Manage- on what to do before, during gency management would businesses. Residents are also 6/3/2014 Desautels, Desmond ment’s latest all-hazards di- and after a wide variety of di- like to remind citizens that encouraged to learn what hur- Wright, Jeffrey Tomorris, Paul, W/M, 50, 1000 saster guide is now available sasters that could impact our the key to reducing the im- ricane evacuation zone they B/M, 35, 100 block Shirley Dr., block Catline Cir., Navarre, online at www.santarosa. area. Churches, civic groups, pact of a disaster on you and live in by visiting www.santa- Gulf Breeze, failure to appear weapon offense, drug deliver/ fl.gov and starting the week and businesses may request your family is to have a plan, rosa.fl.gov/gis before a storm distribution, drug possession of June 2 at county offices multiple copies at no charge get a kit and stay informed. threatens Santa Rosa County. 6/6/2014 and libraries, local cham- for distribution as supplies Following the tips found in Santa Rosa County Emer- Castanon, Alfonzo bers of commerce, and local allow by calling Santa Rosa the latest disaster guide will gency Management issues the Ramon, W/M, 32, 5000 retailers including Walmart, County Emergency Manage- reduce the stress of last min- annual free publication as a block Charter Cir., Gulf Breeze, Winn Dixie and Publix. This ment at 983-5360. ute preparations and can save general guideline to follow Note: All battery arrest and year’s 48-page guide includes With hurricane season be- lives, money, and help reduce when preparing for disasters. police 6/8/2014 reports IN CIRCUIT COURT Hale, Normond, L, W/ published in Gulf Breeze News are OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, public record and do not imply guilt. Guardian ad Litem seeks helpers IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA M, 41, 8000 block Hartington PROBATE DIVISION All suspects are presumed innocent Dr., Navarre, homicide, crimes until proven and/or adjudicated of the court dependency program, primarily as IN RE: Estate of CHARLES FRANKLIN FADDIS against person, weapon guilty in a court of law. BY NICK GUNTER a/k/a CHARLES F. FADDIS, Deceased. a result of abuse or neglect, a Judge appoints offense Gulf Breeze News Case Number 57-2014-CP-173 [email protected] an available Guardian ad Litem to the child in ______/ order to advocate for the child’s best interest. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Northwest Florida Guardian ad Litem “Instead of one social worker working with The administration of the Estate of CHARLES FRANK- LIN FADDIS a/k/a CHARLES F. FADDIS, Deceased, Foundation (GAL) will be holding volunteer 50 children,” says Joan Irby, GAL Volunteer File Number 57-2014-CP-173, is pending in the Circuit training in the coming weeks on Saturday, June Recruiter. “We assign one child to one volun- Court for Santa Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 Caro- line Street, ATTN: Probate/Guardianship, Milton, Florida 14, and Thursday, June 19, at the Theodore Bru- teer.” 32570. The names and addresses of the Co-Personal Representatives and the Co-Personal Representative’s no Juvenile Justice Center in Pensacola. The Volunteer Guardian ad Litem is required attorneys are set forth below. Volunteer training will be held from 9 a.m. to to visit his or her appointed child once a month, All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom 5 p.m. on both days at the justice center located and to submit a report for each visit. The vol- a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 at 1800 St. Mary Avenue, Pensacola. unteer also keeps the child informed about the MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- from your friends at Gulf Breeze News Any caring citizen without a criminal record court proceedings and offers recommendations TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. is eligible to become a Guardian ad Litem. To in the child’s best interest, based on independent All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate June 12 June 17 register as a volunteer, visit www.nwfgal.org information gathered by the volunteer. must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS and click on the “Training” tab. Once there, GAL’s often visit their assigned children AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Mark Lyster Eric Beovich THIS NOTICE. you will ind information about what’s required much more frequently than once a month, de- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERI- ODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORI- Glenda Newsom prior to attending these training events. Those veloping relationships that enable the children DA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. who are interested can also call Joan Irby, GAL to better communicate their thoughts and feel- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR June 15 volunteer recruiter, at 850-595-3746 about any ings about their situations. Ultimately, the GAL MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Kevin Krueger June 18 other questions regarding the matter. provides more than just a voice for his or her The date of the first publication of this Notice is June The Northwest Florida GAL serves Escam- child; they try to provide stability, love and 12, 2014. Julie Grace Zach Brothers bia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Fort Walton hope. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: RICHARD N. SHERRILL counties as part of a statewide coalition of com- “The most important thing is that we need FL Bar Number 172812 Stewart Fulford munity advocates and professional staff that every child represented in court,” says Irby. Email: [email protected] HARRY B. STACKHOUSE acts as a voice on behalf of Florida’s abused and “And we can’t do that if we don’t have the vol- FL Bar Number 243639 CLARK, PARTINGTON, HART, LARRY, neglected children. When a child becomes part unteers.” BOND & STACKHOUSE Suite 800, 125 West Romana Street Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Post Office Drawer 13010 Pensacola, Florida 32591-3010 Zach Brothers Telephone: (850) 434-9200 • June 18 CORRECTION Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre or Pensacola CO-PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: FRANCES F. TANNER Museum of Art tickets. Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf In the June 5 article “County makes a ditch alleviate any future looding. The Gulf Breeze P.O. Box. 1199, Buena Vista, CO 81211 Breeze News Office by July 3rd effort,” the Gulf Breeze News incorrectly News confused the statement with work that CO-PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: THORUNN H. FADDIS Register your birthday on our facebook page. quoted Public Works Director Avis Whitield. was done in the subdivision back in 2005. 1071 Kelton Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 In the article, Whitield stated that work the The Gulf Breeze News strives for accuracy LEGAL 26042 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/12/14 county recently did in The Ranchettes would and apologizes for the error.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2014 3A No charges Resident: County refused ﬁled yet » Continued from Page 1A to take donated property struck him. Cristalli had entered into the inside lane of Hwy. 98 in front of Kitty Hawk Drive. At » Continued from Page 1A paper (contract),’ and they ighters were shocked that the out or were in the process of that time, Wilson attempted to never came out.” McInturff- county had not answered her ixing up their homes. house. And the county has yet change lanes, to the outside, in Shirley said. “And I told the cries for help. “I am telling you, I am so - to come down and check out order to avoid the cyclist. How person on the phone, ‘You “The ireighter said that tired of ighting with them ever, Cristalli was attempting to our property.” know what, I knew that’s it was just plain ridiculous,” (county). Not many people The resident said that two - change lanes as well, not seeing what you were going to say. McInturff-Shirley said. are even in their homes any that Wilson was already in the weeks before the April 28 We stood in the front yard and The resident said she has more because they lost ev - lood, she called the county - process of moving over. At this signed those papers and now kept records of her interac erything,” McInturff-Shirley point, Wilson could not avoid repeatedly to come down you can’t ind it. I expected tions with the county through said. to her property because she Cristalli, and his vehicle struck that.’” paperwork, newspaper articles McInturff-Shirley said the cyclist, knocking Cristalli knew more rain was coming McInturff-Shirley said that and photos. she even went to speak with to soak the already drenched - - from the bike. former county commissioner “(County Public Works Di FEMA about the looding is Cristalli was transported to neighborhood. John Broxson even offered a rector) Avis Whitield was at sues and the issues she has “I had called them one Baptist Hospital in Pensacola. piece of property he owned my house — I have notes of had with the county, and the As of press time, Cristialli is morning and they said they near the Rose Lawn Cemetery it in my book — and he just FEMA representative told were going to send someone to - listed in critical condition. prior to the 2005 lood to help acted like he didn’t know any her that she needs to get the Wilson was traveling with my house. I sent my husband The Ranchettes out. thing and didn’t help me,” neighborhood together to ask down to the end of the street to passenger Jennifer Wilson, 35, “John Broxson wanted to McInturff-Shirley said. the county to step up to the wait for them to come … they when the accident happened. donate the land at the edge of Last week, Santa Rosa plate. According to the accident report, never did come,” she said. “I the cemetery for free to put County Administrator Hunt- “She (FEMA rep) told me - both persons were wearing their kept telling them that the wa in a drainage ditch and Santa er Walker told Gulf Breeze ‘Your neighborhood has to get ter table was so high, it was - seat belts, and neither suffered Rosa County refused the of News that pumps were placed together and you have to get any injuries from the incident. going to come in my house … fer,” McInturff-Shirley said. in The Ranchettes following with the county and tell them and no one listened.” - The accident was also listed as The county was also offered the April 29 lood, but Whit that they have all this money non-alcohol related. McInturff-Shirley moved 30-plus acres of wetlands near ield stated that the county and that the neighborhood has into The Ranchettes in 1973. the Whisper Bay subdivision never did despite the fact that been looding all these years Two years later, she got the for $50,000 and refused to the neighborhood was one of and ask the county what are shock of her life when a heavy purchase the land. the worst hit neighborhoods they going to do for you?’” - rainstorm put her yard under When McInturff-Shirley in the south end of the county McInturff-Shirleysaid. water so the resident went to spoke to the county two weeks during the April 29 storm. The FEMA rep told McIn - the county and asked them before the April 29 storm, she Currently, McInturff-Shir- turff that she could look into a for help. McInturff said they said one county worker, who ley said she is working on grant to receive county Road came back and said that if she she could not identify, told her getting signatures from The and Bridge money to elevate - and her neighbor were will that she “shouldn’t be con - Ranchettes residents to send her home. McInturff said up ing to give up a piece of their cerned” about the water levels to the county to ask them to until April 29, she has never property, the county would in The Ranchettes. hold a meeting to address the collected any insurance mon - - dig a ditch and build a hold She claimed that after the looding issues in the subdi - ey for losses during loods in - ing pond nearby to push wa April 29 lood, Midway Fire vision. The resident said that the neighborhood. ter away from her property. Department came down to the last time she went around “I’ve never collected any - Both McInturff-Shirley and her house after she called the collecting signatures, she only thing, so it’s time for them to - her neighbor agreed to do county several times without received a handful because start taking care of us,” she nate their property and signed a response, and even ire - many residents have moved said. contracts with the county. But Karen Kennedy, MD | weeks later, county workers Gynecology Board Certified Registered Pharmacist were no where to be found. Laura Sigler, ARNP “We signed the papers to John Broxson wanted to donate the land at the edge of the Certified in Women’s Health transfer the property over to Options for Gynecologic Issues O Management for Urininary O Hormones cemetery for free to put in a drainage ditch and Incontinence O Ultrasound O Birth Control Options O Pelvic Pain the county. They never came out to do improvements. A Santa Rosa County refused the offer. 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 I while after that, I called the Dr. Karen Kennedy 7552 Navarre Pkwy. #18 Navarre, FL 32566 www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 county asking if they were – Shirley McInturff-Shirley going to come out and they The Ranchettes resident claimed: ‘We can’t ind the $50 million approved in disaster assistance for ﬁve-county area Cool Down with Hot Summer Fashions! looding from April 28 to programMay with FEMA paying at FROM STAFF REPORTS M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. 6. The designated counties leastare 75 percent. The remainder Gulf Breeze News Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. [email protected] Escambia, Jackson, Okaloosa,is the responsibility of the state Santa Rosa and Walton. and local governments. 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Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL hit parts of the Florida PanhanFlorida’s recovery effort, hasloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton. dle, almost $50 million in state already approved nearly $20.8 In addition to state and$50 MILLION HAS BEEN and federal disaster assistance million in low-interest disasterfederal disaster assistance APPROVED IN STATE AND has been approved as survivors - - loans for qualiied homeownprograms, survivors have ben FEDERAL ASSISTANCE TO continue to rebuild their homes, ers, renters, businesses of eitted all from a wider array ofCOMMUNITIES City of Gulf Breeze businesses and communities. - sizes and private nonproit disasteror services and resources,$24.2 MILLION APPROVED More than $28.8 million - ganizations. These loans willincluding disaster unemploy FOR HOUSING ASSISTANCE PUBLIC NOTICE has been approved for - Indi - inance signiicant repairs ment or assistance, free legal ser$4.6 MILLION APPROVED vidual Assistance from the The City Of Gulf Breeze rebuilding of damaged primaryvices and disaster-related stress TO COVER ESSENTIAL Federal Emergency Manage- - residences and businesses, alhelp. MEDICAL/DENTAL NEEDS Will Host ment Agency for qualiied- ho lowing communities to build Several voluntary agencies,$20.8 MILLION IN AP- Public Workshop #2 on meowners and renters. back from the storms local and community— and faith- PROVED SBA LOANS FOR This includes more than Thursday, June 19, 2014 looding. based organizations and other SMALL BUSINESSES $24.2 million in rental costs Public Assistance grantsnonproit groups are working12,500 PEOPLE HAVE CON- At 6:00 P. M. and essential home repairs, - may also be available to with re survivors who need extra TACTED FEMA FOR HELP Gulf Breeze City Hall and nearly $4.6 million to help imburse state agencies, localhelp and they will continue toOR INFO TO DATE cover other essential disaster- - 1070 Shoreline Drive governments and certain priassist with their longer-term27,800 MEALS THE RED related needs such as medical - vate nonproit organizationsneeds. 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said Jenks. “I would have hated BY NICK GUNTER Gulf Breeze News for anything to happen to him.” [email protected] Jenks was able to drive the owl to the wildlife sanctuary in On June 1, the Gulf Breeze Pensacola that day. The sanctu- Police Department answered a ary took the owl in and looked not-so-routine house call from a him over. According to the re- home at the 90 block of Shore- port, the animal had suffered a line Drive. couple minor injuries. The owl’s On Sunday afternoon, around right wing had a slight droop, 3:30 p.m., Oficer Kevin Jenks but the caretakers couldn’t ind responded to a call about a baby anything wrong. Thinking that a owl that appeared to be in dis- cat might have gotten hold of the tress. The owl, a male juvenile animal, the caretakers wrapped Eastern Screech Owl, was sitting the wing and administered anti- Custom฀•฀Remodels฀•฀Additions฀•฀Disaster฀Reconstruction at the corner of the resident’s ga- biotics. rage when he was discovered. Today, the baby owl is “more Concerned that something might alert and eating fantastically,” happen to the little bird, such as according to Brittany Ness, an a cat discovering it, the resident animal care staff member at the called the police department and sanctuary. The sanctuary will placed the owl in a box until keep the owl on antibiotics for help arrived. the next seven days to stave Oficer Jenks arrived and pro- off potential infection. And the ceeded to wrap the baby owl in a sanctuary will hold the animal Submitted Photo towel, as advised by the Wildlife for another month or two, or Wayne฀Davis฀(850)฀393.1963 Sanctuary of Northwest Florida. until the animal seems healthy Ofﬁcer Kevin Jenks holds on to Eastern Screech Owl that he res- Serving Gulf Breeze Since 1997 “He was a cute little thing,” enough to return to the wild. cued on June 1 on Shoreline Drive. www.buildbellavita.com License#RB0066820

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GRAPHIC DESIGN Maite George JROTC has a history of success CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen I want to publicly congratu- gling guns to Mexico into the Pam Brannon late Lt Col Landfair, MSgt LETTERS TO THE EDITOR hands of the drug cartel which “Seeing them smile and hug me Jack Kale Sauls, and the Cadets of Gulf are then used in this coun- Breeze High School FL-932 try. Killing our veterans in the in the morning.” Liesel Schmidt bound lane. The Chevy there for being awarded the “Dis- was crushed in both front and VA system who protected our Mike Robertson tinguished Unit with Merit Thank you for back. The second (as I assume) freedoms, our oficials killed Tabi Alonzo Dr. Robert Randel Award”. I personally know your kind words was in the west-bound lane just overseas. What will be the total Gulf Breeze Clay Bloodworth how much work and dedication a few yards farther along. It ap- number killed by this President it takes to win such an award, in the name of Democrat liberal I wanted you all to know peared to me likely that some- having been at the helm of this ideology? that the article you wrote about one in that lane was distracted unit from its founding in 1993 Member: Cody was, by far, one of the (or gawking) at the accident in until I retired in 2010. STEVEN M. KING most beautiful things I’ve ever the east-bound lane. Florida Press Association The article in the 29 May Milton seen written about someone we 2014 “Gulf Breeze News”(Gulf National Newspaper Assn. loved so dearly. You all truly JOHN BARRETT Breeze High’s JROTC in top Gulf Breeze Area encapsulated all of our thoughts Gulf Breeze three percent in nation) left the Applaud the EPA Chamber of Commerce and feelings for him and his (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) irst 17 years of AFJROTC at beautiful life with us. That was GBHS sounding somewhat less Costs will be I am delighted that the EPA “Seeing that kids still enjoy Pensacola Beach the most perfect account of his than successful, an inference has inally moved to abate the traditional games.” Chamber of Commerce life, and you did an amazing job unwarranted by the extremely passed on to the disastrous impacts of climate Greater Pensacola to remember him for exactly dedicated, motivated, and ac- change by regulating carbon Tiffany Duncan Chamber of Commerce the person he was. Thank you consumer complished instructors and dioxide emissions from power Pensacola so much for the passion you put Navarre Tourist students of that period. These plants. But, given the adverse into this article, as you always Barack Obama is now us- Development Council instructors include SMSgt Ken reaction from the coal industry, do with your incredible talent to ing the EPA to push the Dem- Santa Rosa County Armitage and CMSgt Tom the Agency should have issued document what is important to ocrat’s climate change agenda Chamber of Commerce Zima, (both USAF Retired). parallel regulations on emis- our community. even though the Cap & Trade The cadets of those years were bill did not pass the Democrat sions from meat industry opera- highly accomplished and won tions. Each state could than de- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze BEEJ DAVIS controlled Senate. The EPA di- numerous College ROTC Schol- termine its own optimal strategy News welcomes your opinion. We Gulf Breeze rected by Barack will tax coal reserve the right to edit a letter to fit arships and Military Academy burning power plants. This cost for curbing greenhouse gases. space available. We do not accept Appointments. Several of them will be passed on to the con- A 2006 U.N. report estimated letters containing a personal attack began their careers in Avia- What is going to sumer in higher utilities cost. that meat production accounts “Being able to be active while on any individual. Letters must be tion in the AFJROTC Honors Barack stated “under his plan for 18 percent of man-made with the kids.” limited to one per month from an Course that was previously of- be done about utility costs would necessarily greenhouse gases. A 2009 ar- individual writer. If we receive form fered, the “FAA Certiied Pri- these accidents? skyrocket” & “you can build ticle in the respected World letters, we will print only the first Watch magazine suggested that Parker Baynes one we receive. Include your name, vate Pilot Ground School.” a coal ired power plant but it the contribution may be closer Gulf Breeze address and daytime phone number. The unit won a high level rat- I’ve written before about will bankrupt you”. This area ing and award at least 15 of the the almost-daily rear-end col- gets 53 percent of it’s power to 50 percent. irst 17 years of the program. from such plants and will drive The meat industry generates CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze lisions along Highway 98, but The AFJROTC Headquarters had no response. While it may up not only utility costs to con- carbon dioxide by burning for- News is committed to accuracy and ests to create animal pastures wants to hear from you if we need changed the name of the unit not be “news” to your readers, sumers but every business will and by combustion of fossil to make a correction or clarification. awards during those years ... it surely is newsworthy that we have to pass this expense on to Please email us at news@gulf- so we earned “Honor Unit” or here in Gulf Breeze for several the purchaser of it’s products. fuels to conine, feed, trans- breezenews.com with the subject “Distinguished Unit” or “Meri- years, now, have been experi- This includes grocery stores, port, and slaughter animals. The line CORRECTION or CLARIF- torious Unit” almost every year, encing ALMOST DAILY rear- warehouses, automotive repair much more damaging methane ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 depending on the name of the end collisions somewhere along shops, newspapers, all city and nitrous oxide are discharged during office hours and ask for award during that year. “Distin- from digestive tracts of cattle that highway, from Gulf Breeze lighting for roads, parks and “Getting to see the smiles on news or sports departments. guished Unit with Merit” was schools, etc. Barack has no plan and from animal waste cess- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News Proper to Midway. Not to men- the kids’ faces.” not established until the 2010- to correct this problem and roll- pools, respectively. will not be responsible for quality or tion the car-pedestrian deaths 2011 academic year. In the meantime, each of us discoloration in ads provided by the which are due largely to the ing blackouts may become the Justin Shoemaker That said, this does not re- can reduce the devastating ef- advertiser or its agents. ineptitude of county and city norm. If the blackout lasts long Gulf Breeze duce the impressive accom- planners to develop a safety enough then the refrigerated fects of climate change every plishments of FL-932 for the food goes bad. The elderly en- time we eat. Our local super- Gulf Breeze News is published plan for sidewalks everywhere. 2013-20014 academic year! Lt Here’s another try. Yester- during cold and heat during the market offers a rich variety of weekly on Thursdays for $35 per plant-based lunch meats, hot- year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. Col Landfair and MSgt Sauls day (Tuesday) about 1:25 p.m. winter and summer because of dogs, veggie burgers and dairy Periodical postage paid at Gulf have done an admirable job in I happened to come upon the the EPA regulations and cost. GOD'S WORD Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. continuing the progress that FL- scene where there were two Will we survive his presidency? product alternatives, as well as Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. 932 began when it was inaugu- rear-end collisions, one on each Most will, but some will not ample selection of vegetables, POSTMASTER: Please send rated in 1993. Congratulations side of the highway, seemingly survive the killing ields of thisfruits, grains and nuts. Product “Encourage one another and address changes to Gulf Breeze and keep up the good work. within seconds of each other. president. Immigrants here ille- lists, easy recipes, and transition build each other up, just as in News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL From what I could tell, coming gally killing our citizens by gun tips are readily available online. 32562. fact you are doing.” KEITH R. WISE, Lt Col, upon the scene a few minutes or car (DUI), taking our jobs All content is copyrighted 2013. FRANCISCO CROWE USAF (Retired) later, the irst — and the worst because they will work for less Advertising rates are available upon Fort Walton Beach — 1 Thessalonians 5:11 request. Gulf Breeze — accident occurred in the east- driving our wages down. Smug-

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» Continued from Page 1A Deputies located the gun inside the home A Gulf Breeze resident re- ham slowing down for a trafic direction while sliding side- underneath a couch. Both the suspect and ceived minor injuries after the signal in front of her. ways, later striking trees on Ortega Drive in Navarre. Hale were transported to area hospitals for resident rear-ended a Navarre Sasser struck the vehicle, the southwest shoulder of the According to a sheriff’s ofice press release, their gunshot wounds. man’s vehicle near the inter- and then the vehicle veered to roadway. deputies arrived at the location, but quickly de- The suspect was put under heavy watch section of Gulf Breeze Park- the left, crossing the Highway Sasser was cited for Careless termined the actual location of the disturbance way and Nanthahala Beach 98 median, entering the east- Driving and Driving While Li- was nearby on Hartington Drive. by multiple oficers while in the hospital and was transported to Santa Rosa County Jail on Road in Gulf Breeze. bound lanes of Highway 98. cense Suspended. Shortly after the suspect shot at the male, Sunday and currently remains behind bars The incident occurred on The vehicle eventually trav- The collision caused $10,000 deputies arrived on scene and found Hale ly- charged with Attempted Homicide, Crimes June 5 around 6:15 a.m. wheneled onto the south shoulder. in damage to Cottingham’s ve- ing on the front lawn, at which time both the Against a Person and a Weapon Offense with Nichole Sasser, 32, of Gulf After being struck, Cotting- hicle. Both drivers were trans- suspect and the gun were secured, according to Breeze failed to notice a ve- ham’s vehicle continued mov- ported to Sacred Heart Hospi- $1,050,000 bond. the SRSO press release. hicle driven by Anne Cotting- ing forward in a southwest tal following the wreck.

DEATHS

Marian Cowart ery kid she ever met. Marian traveled to many away in a Dallas hospi- places and armchair traveled to many more. tal on Monday, June 24, She lived to visit and lunch with friends. 2013 at the age of 69. MENS WALK INS On May 21, 2014, Marian Alice Theresa She is preceded in death by her parents and He was a loving father, CUT $14 WELCOME! Greise Tinsley-Cowart passed away, at home, younger brothers Vincent and James. She brother, and grandfa- after a year long battle with Methotrexate is survived by older brother Robert Greise ther. He was a gentle- DARLENE WARNER Lung Disease. She was surrounded by love (Rena) of St Louis, Mo.; daughter Dr Alicia man and avid golfer, Barber/Stylist and angels. by Appt 850.517.5319 Tinsley a holistic Chiropractor and grandson with a passion for style Kimble 3238 Fordham Pkwy | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Marian was born on November 5, 1937 Harry James in Boerne, TX; son Michael Tin- and reading. Mr. Kimble Tues-Fri 9:30 to 5:30 | Sat 9-12 in St. Louis, MO to Alice Katherine Antonia sley (Nicole) founders of CityGardens Res- was preceded in death Pauline Ries Greise and Joseph Henry Grei- taurants and Growers Inc. and granddaughter by his parents, Dorothy se. Raised Catholic, she married in the St. Mikayla in Pembrook Pines, Fla.; stepdaugh- Waddell Kimble and Lloyd Steven Kimble, Louis Cathedral to Gary Tinsley and moved ter Linda Sponder (Harry) and sons Andrew brother, James Earnest Kimble, and son, R. to Hawaii. She worked and Scott of NJ; honorary son and daugh- Lawrence Kimble. He is survived by daugh- as a bookkeeper until her ter Peggy and Johnny Ferraro and honorary ters Charlotte Kimble (Mark) Corn of Orange daughter was born. Lat- grandchildren Destiny and Dylan Ferraro of Beach, Alabama, Jessica (Bryan) Kolodetsky er she moved to Miami Gulf Breeze. of Sierra Vista, Arizona, and Tallie (Chris) where her son was born. A memorial service and celebration will be Merritt of New Orleans, Louisiana; sister, Ja- Marian had to raise her held on Sunday June 8, 2014 at 3 p.m. in the net Kimble Brown of Dallas; brother Lloyd children as a single moth- Fellowship Hall (original sanctuary) of the Steven Kimble, Jr. of Dallas. Committal ser- er and accomplished that United Methodist Church 75 Fairpoint Drive. vices will be held at St Francis of Assisi, 1 St with love and laughter. Cowart On August 10 at sunset, family membersFrancis Dr, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 at 2pm, In 1986 she moved to and friends will simultaneously scatter Mar- Sunday, June 22, 2014. Gulf Breeze to be near ian and Bob’s blended ashes over the ocean in her daughter at UWF. the N and S Paciic, N and S Atlantic, Carib - Marian started a new career as a Realtor and bean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. James “Ray” Hudson, Sr. joined the United Methodist Church where Memorial contributions may be made to she remained active as long as she was able. the charity of your choice. James Raymond “Ray” Hudson, Sr., 82, In 1991, she married her best friend, Bob of Gulf Breeze passed away on June 3, 2014. Cowart. Visitation was held on June 6, 2014 at Faith They had 10 years before he passed. Now Richard Rufus Kimble Chapel Funeral Home South in Pensacola. Marian joins him for the rest of their Happy The funeral followed at Faith Chapel Funeral Ever After. She loved to dance, play cards, Richard Rufus Kimble, a native of Dal- Home South. Faith Chapel Funeral Home bunko and also taught Chinese checkers to ev- las, formerly of Gulf Breeze, Florida, passed South was in charge of arrangements. GB Arts awards scholarships

Gulf Breeze High senior artists Sara Jane Renfroe, Sydney Willard, Bailey Trzcinsky and Katie Taylor received $250 art scholarships each, given on behalf of Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. These students applied for the art award under the direction of GBHS art teachers, Kelly Stro- zier and Lynndale Cacace. Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. endeavors to support the arts in our community. If you would like more information on how you can support the arts in our community, please visit the Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. website www.gulfbreezearts.org. Meetings are the irst Tuesday of the month, 6-8 p.m., at the Gulf Breeze Library community meeting room and are open to all. Or contact GBAI president, Becky Herzog, beck- [email protected], 932-5064. Residents now eligible for wind retroﬁt mitigation assistance

REBUILD Northwest Homes are evaluated and l Roof covering Florida has received addi- REBUILD-selected contrac- Santa Rosa County ho- tional federal funds from the tors outline potential im- meowners are encouraged Federal Emergency Manage- provements. FEMA funds to apply now to see if they ment Agency (FEMA) and pay for 75 percent and meet the the following program the Florida Department of homeowner is responsible criteria: Community Affairs to sup- for the remaining 25 percent Applicant/co-applicant port the Hurricane Mitiga- of the cost. The scope of im- must occupy a single fam- tion Grant Program. provements is limited to: ily, site-built home as his/ Santa Rosa County hom- l Roof deck attachment her principal residence and eowners are now eligible to l Bracing gable ends be able to provide proof of apply for wind retrofit miti- l Reinforcing roof to wall homestead exemption. gation assistance. connections Home must be built before Almost 10,000 local ho- l Opening protection the adoption of 2002 Florida meowners have taken ad- l Exterior doors, includ- Building Code Standards. vantage of this program. ing garage doors (on at- The property cannot be a Applying is easy, and there tached garages only) mobile/manufactured home, *Rates as low as 1.79% APR for 60 months on new car purchases, used and reﬁnance car purchases 2007 and newer. Excludes current Gulf Winds loans. Rates and terms are based on credit score and are no income or home val- l Secondary roof water an apartment, duplex or subject to change. †$100 Summer Bonus incentive applies to new Gulf Winds auto loans of $5,000 or more. Offer ends August 1, 2014. Monthly payments per $1,000 for 60 months at 1.79% APR ue limitations to participate. barrier town home. is $17.44. Federally insured by NCUA.

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The Global Corner International Learning Center recognized Gulf scores top in state Breeze Elementary 1st grader Ans- ley Ballenger and Oriole Beach El- B P B Breeze Elementary which scored ementary 4th grader Natalia Mer- Y AM RANNON a 12 percent improvement in their cado for their essays at the Annual Gulf Breeze News [email protected] 4th graders testing and Holley-Na- Explorers’ luncheon on June 3 at the varre Middle registering a seven Pensacola Yacht Club. The Global Santa Rosa County Schools percent improvement in their 6th Corner brought its “Passport to ended up right at the top of the 67 graders testing results. There were Italy” program to local elementary school districts in the state on the 14 schools in the district, out of 33, schools during the 2013-14 school FCAT (Florida Comprehensive As- that showed improvement in their year reaching 7,000 Escambia and sessment Testing) in results released testing scores -- some in more than Santa Rosa County students. last Friday by the state. Santa Rosa’s one area or grade level. Dr. Kathryn McGowan, educa- 8th graders scored irst place in the In a press release last Friday, tional reformist and mother of two state in math testing and the district School Board Chair Diane Scott young boys attending The Montes- also received a irst place ranking said, “The increase in student scores sori School of Pensacola, was the for the math and reading scores of relect interventions that were put in guest speaker at the luncheon at- its “homeless student population”. place to identify and assist students tended by more than 100 local com- The district was ranked second in who needed additional help. These munity supporters. test scores for 5th grade reading, students will continue to beneit as She praised The Global Corner 7th grade reading, 9th grade read- they progress in school and the dis- Director, Lee Hansen, for bring- Submitted Photos ing, 10th grade reading, 5th grade trict can reallocate resources used ing multi-sensory culture lessons math and 7th grade math. for remediation.” enriched with foreign language to ABOVE: Director of The Global Corner Lee Hansen and mother of 1st School District Superintendent Superintendent Wyrosdick said, elementary school students and she grader Ansley Ballenger holds an iPad and microphone for Ansley to Tim Wyrosdick said those results “We saw an increase in improve- emphasized recent scientific find- remotely read her essay to the group gathered at the Pensacola Yacht Club come from many people working ment in every area of testing, with on June 3 for The Global Corner’s annual Explorers’ luncheon. ings showing the benefits foreign together to help students achieve an average of 16-17 points. Our BELOW: Hansen holds the microphone as Oriole Beach Elementary 4th language acquisition makes to a grader Natalia Mercado reads her winning entry in the “Why I Love The their high goals. “We are celebrat- parents in this district have high young student’s brain development. Global Corner” Essay Contest. ing all those who make a differ- expectations for their children’s The Global Corner will embark on ence in our students lives, and it education and that challenges us its eighth year serving Escambia and is more than even the teachers and to meet those high standards. Even Santa Rosa County students with a staff at the schools. For example, with all the changes in curriculum “Passport to Kenya” program being last school year we were blessed and testing and changes in state offered to all elementary schools for to have volunteers bordering on standards – with much increased the 2014-15 school year. 10,000 in number. That is phenom- rigor – over the past few years our Natalia’s essay was selected as enal with 26,000 students in the dis- teachers and administrators have the best essay in the third through trict. All the volunteers and parents met the challenge to help our stu- fifth grade category and Ansley and teachers and administrators and dents achieve.” Ballenger’s was selected for the staff contribute to the success of the Wyrosdick said he is happy with Kindergarten through second grade students.” the FCAT results, but he still has category of the “Why I Love The The state also released the re- one goal for Santa Rosa County Global Corner” Essay Contest. sults showing which schools reg- students. “Of course, we wont be Both students received a $30 istered the largest percentage of totally satisied until every stu- Target gift card and their teachers, improvement in any area of testing. dent in the county graduates with Valeria Ceravolo of Oriole Beach The schools in Santa Rosa County achievements and learning making Elementary and Mary Ann Proctor who showed the most improvement their next chapter in their life suc- of Gulf Breeze Elementary each were mostly in the north end of the cessful. We work toward that every received a $20 gift certificate to county, with the exception of Gulf day,” he said. Lillo’s Tuscan Grille on Pensacola Beach.

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new tie will sit on the shelf and Gulf Breeze News staffers made some a gift certiﬁcate may go in the recommendations on things to do with Adrawer. The gift dad will always dear old dad this Sunday. remember is time spent with you.

Pier ﬁshing. You can Attend a Wahoos game. The ish aren’t at 1 bag some great ish 12 home on Sunday but they’ll be just down the at the Gulf Pier and road in Mobile, and you can experience the Navarre Piers. BayBears stadium for a change of pace. Your private sanctuary awaits at 30 Sugar Bowl Lane on Pensacola Beach. Ask for MLS 448988. Price is $695,000. Take in the Lego Art Purchase concert tickets. Performers frequent 2 Exhibit at the Pensacola 13 the gulf coast and you’ll be Dad’s hero when you Museum of Art, present him with tickets to an upcoming concert. Cottage charm on downtown Pensacola. Attend a free concert. There are free concerts Go paddle boarding. The Navarre Pier is one of many lo- 14 all over our area, including Bands on the Beach, Pensacola Beach 3 You can rent stand up cal piers. Visit Lagerhead’s while you Thursdays in Olde Seville Square, concerts in paddle boards at several are there for a cold beverage. Navarre Park as well as performances in local A rare ind on Pensacola 30 Sugar Bowl Lane local establishments. pubs and restaurants. Beach. Enjoy the photos of Pensacola Beach, this New England style cot- FL 32561 Book a charter ﬁshing trip and catch your limit. Call Captain Visit the National Museum of Naval tage that is tucked away in a MLS# 448988 4 Jerry Andrews for an excursion aboard The Entertainer. Aviation. No matter how many times you’ve 3BD/3BA 2,837 SF 15 - private “sanctuary” on Pen $695,000 been, there’s always something new to see sacola Beach. Go parasailing. You’ve been wanting to do it anyway. Bring and plenty of things you want to revisit. It’s a Located in Sugar Bowl The master bedroom is also 5 dad along. national treasure and it’s in our own back yard. and surrounded on three located on the main level. sides by protected dune pre- Enjoy separate vanities with Hike the new HEAL path in Gulf Breeze to enjoy the new Visit Fort Pickens. It’s a repository of local serves this is a unique home stone counters and vessel itness equipment positioned around the perimeter of the ball 16 history and it’s free for the taking, as long as you and homesite. Open the sinks. The garden tub has a 6 parks. have an annual pass. Otherwise, there is a small front picket gate and walk picture window overlook- park entrance fee. directly across the street to ing the preserve. There is a the access leading you to the large room with two-story Go bicycling. There are great Climb the historic Pensacola Lighthouse Santa Rosa Sound. There ceilings on the main level. 7 paths in the area. 17 and get the best view around. You can literally you will enjoy walking on This room is currently used see for miles from the top of the lighthouse and the beach, kayaking, pad- as an artist studio, but is of- there are rumors of a ghostly presence in the dleboarding, or just soaking icially considered a bed- Go jogging. tower. up the Florida sun! When room. Upstairs is an apart- you retire indoors, you are ment/loft area. It has two 8 Learn to cook. Anyone whoroad. It likes is so quiet to and eat peaceful should you welcomed by plenty of sun- sleeping areas, sitting area, also know how to cook. Look for a cooking class Grill and smoke some meat 18 light, vaulted ceilings, wood a bath and mini refrigerator. in the area and purchase tickets for the both of loors and an abundance of The contemporary bath has 9 for a delicious experience. you. It’ll be an experience you’ll remember long unique inishes. The down- a walk-in stone shower and after the meal is inished. stairs offers a large living vessel sink. Other highlights See a movie at Breeze 8 area with ireplace. It opens include a side entry two-car Visitbecome the more renovated i t. It doesn’t have to T.T.be Wentworth Museum to a dining area that is cur- garage and an array of lush 10 Cinemas. The Art of the Brick shows 19 andas i Historicnding ways to eat Pensacola healthier and Village. rently used as a sunroom. landscaping accented by that Legos can be an art medium. Now on display The kitchen has newer a trellis and white picket Go boating. Whether by sailboat, motorboat, Take a walking or Segway at the Pensacola Museum stainless appliances and a fence. of Art. kayak, canoe or raft, get out on the beautiful tour of downtown Pensacola or 20 butler’s pantry with wine This truly is a special 11 waterbenei for ts with a less day stress thatto your bodywill be remembered. cooler. Living area leads to home that is perfect for Pensacola Beach. Emerald Coast an open deck overlooking those with an artistic lair tours provides wonderful tours the peaceful nature preserve. that desire privacy. that are informative and entertaining.

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their newest book-adaptation “The Fault in Our Stars” so much as well. It may seem like the typical movie-fad of this summer, but I think it will tran- scend its many teenage admir- ers and touch more people than DIABETES OR you may think. Based on John Green’s PROSTATE CANCER? best-selling novel of the same title, it follows the quirky and Your sex life and erection can now survive ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ a perpetually sweet relation- FREE book by doctor reveals what the drug ship between two emotionally companies don't want you to know! sharp, refreshing look on love wounded young people. Hazel D K H MD A D G E Grace, a girl permanently rid- D H I Whenever I see a trailer for ilmmakers that are working toden with an oxygen tank at her a new love story coming to the- create beloved romance for this side due to her constant bouts C T F 800-777-1922 aters (whether it be involving generation. with cancer, and Augustus Wa- in a beautiful little package. It sparkling vampires or the typi- Just over a year ago we re- ters, a boy who lost one of his shows the harsh realities of life, cal high-school sweethearts) I ceived the fantastic indie-dra- legs due to similar clashes with and how much you effect ev- To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET usually groan at how predict- ma “The Spectacular Now” his health. Meeting at a sup- eryone around you. FIND US ON able and unoriginal the genre from the ‘spectacular’ writing port group they bond over their Rated PG-13 for language has become. But lucky for me, team of Scott Neustadter andunusual outlooks on life and as and sexuality, “The Fault in Our Friday, June 13th, thru Sunday June15th, along with the fans of classic Michael Weber. It surely wasn’t you can guess, they fall deeply Stars” is a sharp and refreshing BOX OFFICE HOURS 22 Jump Street (R) 1:10 • 4:15 • 7:00 • 9:35 ilms like “Say Anything” that a sugar-coated work but it was in love. But unlike most movies look on love, and I urge you to SUMMER HOURS How to Train Your Dragon 2 2D (PG) FRIDAY-THURSDAY: 12:30 12:30 • 2:50 • 4:00 • 5:10 • 6:20 • 7:30 • 9:45 perfectly encapsulated young authentic and true, and that’s of the same kind, it doesn’t feel give it a shot. It is now playing How to Train Your Dragon 2 3D (PG) 1:40 • 8:40 *There is an extra $2.50 Godzilla 2D (PG13) 1:05 • 4:05 • 6:45 • 9:20 love, there’s a new breed of the prime reason why I enjoyed the need to wrap everything up in theaters everywhere. charge for 3D movies Maleficent (PG) 12:45 • 3:00 • 5:10 • 7:15 • 9:25 *Sorry, No Passes The Fault in our Stars (PG13) 1:00 • 4:00 • 6:50 • 9:25 for 3D Movies Edge of Tomorrow 2D (PG13) 1:15 • 4:20 • 7:05 Edge of Tomorrow 3D (PG13) 9:35 (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 X-Men: Days of Future Past 2D (PG13) 12:55 • 3:55 •6:40 •9:20 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. Monday, June 16th, thru Thursday June19th, 2014 garden year off to a good start Gulf Breeze, Florida 22 Jump Street (R) 7:00 • 9:30 (3.7 miles east of Blended (PG13) 1:10 • 7:00 The taste of a fresh ripe to- I try to plan my projects outside Pensacola Beach Exit) How to Train Your Dragon 2 2D (PG) 8:00 • 9:30 mato brings back memories for about two hour periods with How to Train Your Dragon 2 3D (PG) 8:45 Godzilla 2D (PG13) 1:05 • 4:05 and makes new ones all at the a pool dip, shower, rehydration Maleficent (PG) 12:45 • 3:00 • 5:10 • 6:15 • 7:30 • 9:40 Maleficent 3D (PG) 1:25 same time. Eaten any variety and cool down period in be- Million Dollar Arm (PG) 3:30 of ways, tomatoes are among tween projects. Regardless, I A Million Ways to Die in the West (R) 1:20 • 4:10 Neighbors (R) 4:15 the favorite lavors of sum- try not to be working outside The Fault in our Stars (PG13) 1:00 • 4:00 • 6:50 • 9:25 mer. Corn, cucumbers, squash, between 1 p.m. and about 4 Edge of Tomorrow 2D (PG13) 1:15 • 7:05 TICKET Edge of Tomorrow 3D (PG13) 4:20 • 9:35 green beans and, for some, p.m.. I come in, cool down and X-Men: Days of Future Past 2D (PG13) 12:55 • 3:55 •6:40 •9:20 okra are the start of the sum- change clothes and drink a lot mer table staples. Maybe some possible to hasten the harvest are harvesting and plant main- of water with lime or lemon. corn bread or grits, fresh ish before the heat is intolerable. tenance for insects and mil- I hope your harvests have or a grilled favorite, a glass of This year’s deep freeze and late dews. Do not be surprised been good so far. Expect the ice tea and dinner is ready. All cool spring did delay harvest. when the plants start to suc- heat to wilt the garden. Do not the planning, preparations and The decrease, at least initially, cumb to the heat, bugs and let the heat wilt you. I will be efforts culminate into the next of bug populations has been mildews. It is inevitable and a shutting my garden down in few weeks of good, fresh, sum- wonderful. The harvest time ispart of the garden cycle. I al- July, rebuilding through Au- mer tastes. The summer garden a bit shorter this year, but the ways get an emotional twinge gust with planting the fall/win- is probably the most popular volume of produce is high and when the stem boring caterpil- ter garden starting in Septem- because of the wonderful la- the quality is great. I have only lars overcome my best efforts ber. For those brave souls who vors. recently started watering the and the squash and cucumbers toil in the heat, be careful, take The summer harvest is fairly garden as despite the lood theare done for the year. The to- cool down breaks and my ap- short lived on the panhandle. rain has been good for quantity matoes will quit making when plause to your dedication. The summer heat will eventu- and spacing between rains. All the night temperature stays at I am considering not writ- ally cause the tomatoes to stop in all I have to give two green or above 75 degrees. ing the garden column through producing. The squash and cu- thumbs up for the 2014 garden I usually anticipate the mid- the summer as well. If only one cumbers will succumb as well. year and it is not over. dle of June or the irst part of person calls me at 934-1919 Each year I try to get my sum- Going through June into July as a rest period for me and says please continue I will. mer garden started as early as July, the primary garden tasks from heavy work in the garden. Stay cool. SETSCO to throw ‘Taming of the Shrew’ after-party A fantasy age of adventure Center, at the corner of Jefferson and exploration, of science and and Main Streets. Immediately discovery is coming to life in after the show, the gala begins at Pensacola on Friday, June 13. Al Fresco, at the corner of Main Located in Downtown Pensaco- and Palafox, one block away. la, Al Fresco is hosting a Steam- Be sure to pick up a wristband punk Costume Gala to celebrate to show your server, and your the Southeastern Teen Shake- food or beverage purchase will speare Company’s production of beneit SetsCo. “The Taming of the Shrew.” Steampunk is a subgenre of science iction that blends the scientiic romances of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, with more modern technology. The hallmarks are Victorian-era style Steampunk goggles, handmade by Michelle Hancock for the and steam- or gear-powered Southeastern Teen Shakespeare Company’s production of “The gadgets. Taming of the Shrew” (June 2014) SetsCo’s take on “The Tam- ing of the Shrew” is that Kate and knowledge this growing story and the couple’s relation- – the titular shrew – is so argu- country has to offer. Enter Petru- ship in a new and different way. mentative because she’s more chio, played here as a time-trav- So, put on your top hat and forward-thinking. The play is seteling adventurer. He’s perfect goggles, your waistcoat and in America in 1895, and Kate’sfor Kate, if she’ll look past thegloves and join the cast of “The mother and sister want her to hated concept of marriage and Taming of the Shrew” for a settle down and become a doc- see him for what he really is. party that celebrates the age of ile, delicate wife. Kate ights The steampunk style gives a steam and the power of love. that idea because she wants to delightful twist to this popular The performance starts at 7:30 experience all the excitement comedy, helping advance the p.m. at the Pensacola Cultural

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Thursday, June 12 Friday, June 13 n Sunset Toast at the Top n Green Drinks Meeting Saturday, June 14 & Wednesday, Tuesday, June 17, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. n Thursdays in the Park n ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ June 18, 6:30 p.m. Constant Coffee and Tea Thursday, June 12, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Friday, June 13 - Saturday, June 14, Pensacola Lighthouse 615 Scenic Hwy Navarre Park 7:30 p.m. This romantic lighthouse tour is a couples Green Drinks is an informal gathering of eco- Enjoy a free concert at Navarre Park as part of Sunday, June 15, 2:30 p.m. only tour, and each reservation includes ambient conscious minds. Those interested and/or working the free summer concert series. Shades the Band Pensacola Little Theater music, sparkling non-alcoholic wine served in various aspects of developing and maintaining will thrill audiences with a variety of jazz, r&b, The Southeastern Teen Shakespeare Company in keepsake champagne lutes, and light an hors eco-friendly environment at home, work and in and rock. presents “The Taming of the Shrew.” d’oeuvres. www.pensacolalighthouse.org the community are invited.

n Light of the Moon Tour n Evenings in n Ghost Hunt n Bands on the Beach Friday, June 13, 8 p.m. Olde Seville Square Saturday, June 14, 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Pensacola Lighthouse Thursday, June 12, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Pensacola Lighthouse Pensacola Beach Gulfside Climb to the top of the Pensacola Lighthouse Seville Square The Pensacola Lighthouse has been called Pavilion for the most breathtaking view of a moonlit one of the most haunted lighthouses in America! Relax to the smooth sounds and great covers of Pensacola Bay. A bit a history and some ghost The Reunion Band will get the crowd dancing Mass Kunfuzion. Follow in the footsteps of TAPS using real at Bands on the Beach with an eclectic blend of stories combine to make this an interesting and ghost hunting equipment on a ghost hunt in fun tour for all. www.pensacolalighthouse.org high-energy dance beats from the ‘60s and ‘70s, the historic 1869 Keeper’s Quarters. www. R&B, British invasion hits, and Motown. n ‘Awestruck 2014’ Featured pensacolalighthouse.org Artist Show Thursday, June 12 - Monday, July 21 Saturday, June 14 Wednesday, June 18 Quayside Gallery n Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup Tuesday, June 17 n Chain Reaction Teen See the work of Diane Brim and Marilyn Giv- Saturday, June 14, 8:45 a.m. - noon ens at the annual artist reunion with displays of n Blue Angels Practice Convention abstract paintings and pottery familiar to local res- Project Greenshores Tuesday, June 17, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 18 & Thursday, idents and visitors to the area. Admission is free. Ocean Hour will be meeting at Project National Naval Aviation June 19, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Greenshores at the north end of the Pensacola Bay Museum - viewing area Friday, June 20, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Bridge. Bring gloves to wear, buckets and bags will The team visits the museum to answer ques- First City Church Facility n be provided. Contact Sharon at smgincauskas@ Quayside Art Gallery 40th tions and sign autographs after Wednesday prac- gmail.com for more information. Anniversary tices. Schedule is subject to change without notice Thursday, June 12 - Monday, July 21 and is weather permitting. Admission is free. Thursday, June 19 Quayside Gallery n An Evening of Spirit with n GB Hospital Jewelry Celebrate with Quayside Art Gallery as they James Van Praagh n Blue Angels Tour Fundraiser recognize their heritage and host charter members’ Saturday, June 14, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, 11 a.m. Thursday, June 19, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. artwork alongside current members and enjoy all Saenger Theatre Pensacola Lighthouse Friday, June 20, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. that 40 years represents. An awe-inspiring James Van praagh bridges See eye to eye with the Blue Angels, and watch GB Hospital, RTC Building the gap between two planes of existence, that the entire show from a vantage point few others The Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary is sponsor- of the living and that of the dead by providing have. www.pensacolalighthouse.org ing a fundraiser, “Jewelry is Fun.” All proceeds evidential proof of life after death via detailed go toward patient care at Gulf Breeze Hospital. messages.

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Wave 14s tourney champs U16 tourney champs The Gulf Breeze Wave’s U-14 team won the GBHS Summer Classic Sunday at Shoreline Park. They The Tiger Point 16-under All Stars won their age group at the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s are (front, from left): Kaden Kuhn, Will Sawarynski, Nate Herrick, Cade Connelly and Josh Stillman. Postseason All Star Tournament Sunday at Tiger Point. They are (front): Morgan Marquis. Kneeling, from Back (from left): Coach Cordell Young, Coach Yates, Jacob Tisdale, Mack Broach, Bobby Murphy, Corbin left: Halee Palmer, Katie Vanselow, Emma Thomas, Kallie Anderson, Britney Silver, Emily Cannington Deviney, Jesse Grant and Head Coach Craig Cooper. and Taylor Baker. Standing (from left): Coach Shane Player, Katie Player, Alex Branton, Kaileigh Cernosek, Alyssa Lewter, Allie Dukes and coach Wade Scherl. GB, Tiger Point teams win tournaments GBSA 12s, 8s, Tiger Point 16s win All Star Tourney; Wave 14s, Tiger Point 8s win GBHS Summer Classic

Championship game Tiger BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Point 16s 6, GBSA 5: Katie [email protected] Vanselow’s double in the bottom of the ifth scored Katie Player His team may have lost in the just moments before the time championship game on Sunday, limit expired as Tiger Point but down the road, he’ll hope to edged Gulf Breeze. win some championships with Katie Player and Emma his team - and the opposition. Thomas had two hits and two Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News GBHS coach Sean Tomey was runs scored, while Taylor Baker a coach on GBSA’s U-16 All Star doubled twice. U8 tourney champs team, which lost 6-5 to Tiger Point Bella Brindley doubled The Gulf Breeze 8-under All Stars won their age group at the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s in the championship game of the twice and scored once for Gulf Postseason All Star Tournament Sunday at Tiger Point. They are (front, from left): Kenna King, Emmie Northwest Florida Girls Softball Breeze while Sam Karcher Giles, Emma Daily, Addy Branning, Kaileigh Profancik, Ava Chapman and Kaylee King. Back (from left): Alliance’s Postseason All Star singled and scored twice. Blair Coach Todd King, Kendall McCurdy, Breanna Sheffield, Coach Charlie Smith, Hope Waggner, Priscilla Tourney Sunday at Tiger Point. Haradon, Gabby Branning and Coach Mike Green. Amberson and Reagan Raley GBSA and Tiger Point teams both singled and scored once won three of the four divisions, in the loss. with Gulf Breeze winning the Tiger Point 2, GBSA 0: 12s and the 8s. The Gulf Breeze Britney Silver walked and scored Wave 14-U team and Tiger on a hit by Baker before Alex Point’s 8-under All Star teams Branton followed with an RBI won their age groups at the double as Tiger Point advanced GBHS Summer Classic Sunday to the title game. at Shoreline Park. See Local, Page 4C »

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News U12 tourney champs The Gulf Breeze 12-under All Stars won their age group at the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s Postseason All Star Tournament Sunday at Tiger Point. They are (front, from left): Abigail Mayes, Kaylie Herring, Anna Marks, Madi Clay, Briahna Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Ballay, Cali Hargrove and Elizabeth Ann Pollitt. Back (from left): Adrian Quilan (left) celebrates Coach Steven Clay, Caroline Pollitt, Sarah Shearman, Coach John a Tiger Point U-8 win with Brown, Carlee Amberson, Coach Mike Green and Emily Crowder. teammate Jordan Himel.

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Back to school Gearing up Nearly 40 youth baseball Sydney Ezelle heads home for the Northwest Florida Riptide May players spent two days 31 in Daphne. The rising senior, along with her Lady Dolphin getting instruction from teammates, opened summer league play this week. members of the GBHS Baseball Coaching Staff and players. As part of the instruction was some video critique of campers’ fielding and throwing stances. Pictured are head coach Randy Renfroe and longtime assistant coach Pete Della Ratta, Sr.

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Class out, time for recess After two days of instruction, the GBHS Baseball Campers got to enjoy a slip and slide

Janna Demotts| Gulf Breeze News Senior swan song Graduating seniors in the GBHS SoundWave Band got to wear their uniforms one last time as part of their Spring Concert at Gulf Breeze United Mrethodist Church. They are (front, from left): Amelia Leenig, Mallory Demotts, Josh Martin, Ragen Beard, Seb Jones and Parker Smith. Back (from left): GIllian Werner, Michael Utsey, BreAnna Singleton, Deed Vann and Tyler Fisher. The returning SoundWave Band members, along with incoming freshmen, will report to camp next month.

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The volleyball team will start The boys team is also holding Pliska had 15 against Navarre, BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News summer practices on Thursday, its high school camp the next while Nixon had a double-double [email protected] starting tonight, from 5-9 p.m. two weeks, with former Dolphin (10 points, 10 rebounds). going through July 10. football (now assistant coach) Against Escambia, Pliska had While many GBHS students The team will then do stadium and soccer player Kevin Kent 15 points, while Nixon, who are taking vacations or looking runs, following on Friday holding a three-week long played all 80 minutes in the two for summer jobs, many of them mornings at 7 a.m. physical training camp. games at Catholic, had a double- are spending most of their The Lady Dolphin soccer team The girls basketball team is double (11 points, 10 rebounds) June (and in some cases, July) is extra busy this week, holding playing in two leagues, at UWF against Flomaton. Pliska had working out and playing in its Kids Camp in the mornings on Tuesdays and at Catholic on six points, nine rebounds, three summer league games getting and their high school camp in Wednesdays. GBHS won three assists and four steals. ready for the upcoming season. the afternoons. of its four games last week at The boys basketball team The football team began its Coach Ryan Davenport's UWF, beating Spanish Fort and began its league play with summer workouts on Tuesday. squad will conduct the high Navarre. The next day, with only Tuesday games at Navarre. They will play a 7-on-7 game school camp next week as well six healthy players, beat Escambia GBHS lost to Navarre and at Choctaw on Friday before (both weeks from 3-5:30 at before losing to Flomaton. Choctaw by double digits before playing in a two-day tournament GBHS). They will go to a team GBHS led by 20 at the half playing Choctaw to a tough, in Daphne June 20-21. camp at FSU July 7-10. against Spanish Fort as Shelby one-point loss Saturday at PSC. Pliska had 13 points, Livi Doerr 11 Choctaw made eight 3s in their and Savannah Nixon eight points win at Navarre and scored 15 and 19 rebounds. Maddie Grace points off turnovers. Dimitri McCurdy had six points and 14 Pejic and Owen Hayes had boards, while Reilly Thompson seven each, while Cole Brown had four points and nine boards. and Nick Frazier had six each.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Cole Brown drives in for a layup during a game last week at Navarre. The Dolphins play two every Tuesday this month there.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Savannah Nixon puts up a jump hook during one of the Lady Daniel Green throws the first in between innings during a Dolphin Coach Chris Nemith's Dolphin football team began summer Dolphins' games at Catholic last week. 'B-team' game last week at home. workouts this week, with a 7-on-7 at Choctaw taking place Friday.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Baseball sophomore academic award winners JV baseball award winners Brett Schonewolf, Brennan Sise, Jace Amberson and Wade Niles were named Academic Award winners Ben Dobry, Parker Baynes, Austin Wines and Keegan Luchsinger were Award winners at the recent at the recent GBHS Baseball Award Banquet. GBHS Baseball Award Banquet.

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» From Page 1C 12-under championship GBSA 5, Tiger Point 2 - Cali Hargrove doubled and scored once, while Carlee Amberson had a bunt single and a run scored in Gulf Breeze's championship win. Elizabeth Ann Pollitt, Madison Clay and Emily Crowder all scored for Gulf Breeze, while Hannah Feerick had two hits and a run scored for Tiger Point. Paige Yaccarino also scored in the loss. Tiger Point 8, GBSA 7 (eight innings) - Alexas Stafford scored twice, while Carson Townsend, Elle Branton, Madison Terrance and Maddie Morris all scored once to force the 'if' game. Abby Mayes, Sarah Shearman and Kaylee Herring all scored runs for Gulf Breeze. 8-under championship GBSA 4, Foley 3 - Gabby Branning doubled and drove in two runs as Submitted Photo Gulf Breeze scored all four runs in the irst inning to hold on for U8 champs the championship win. The Tiger Point 8-under All Stars won their age group at the GBHS Summer Classic Sunday at Priscilla Haradon, Emma Shoreline Park. They are (front, from left): Tristan Smith, Zoom Schneider, Coby Shields, J.P. Rivers, Daily and Kaylee King all Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Tate Claudio and Caleb Muckey. Second row (from left): Garrett Davidson, Londen Taylor, Mark singled and scored once, while Addy Branning tries to chase down a Foley player for the GB 8s. Piver, Christopher Viglione, Riley Henson and Keegan Nguyen. Back Row (from left): Coach Charlie Davidson, Coach Michelle Ouellette and head coach Tim Smith. Kaleigh Profancik had an RBI. Foley 11, GBSA 8 - Kenna Tiger Point 14, Gospel Keegan Nguyen had three Championship game Wave King had three hits and Kendall Projects 13 - Tate Claudio's single hits and two runs scored, while 14s 13, Outlaws 0 - Corbin McCurdy two as Gulf Breeze propelled Tiger Point into the title Christopher Viglione had three Deviney threw a four-hit shutout left the bases loaded in the inalgame. Riley Henson had four hits, hits and a run scored. and singled and scored a run inning and 12 in the game as including a homer, while Claudio, Pace 8s 17, Tiger Point 7 - as the Wave rolled to the easy Foley forced the 'if' game. Emmie Zoom Schneider, Garrett Davidson Davidson, Claudio, Coby Shields championship game win. Giles and Addy Branning both and Mark Piver had three each. and Nguyen all had two singles Bobby Murphy went 3-for-3 scored runs for Gulf Breeze. Tiger Point 20, Perdido 5 and a run scored as Tiger Point with a double and scored three 8-under championship - Schneider, Tristan Smith and lost its opening round pool play times, while Nate Herrick and Josh Tiger Point 13, GBSA 5 - Info Caleb Muckey had three hits and game to Pace. J.P. Rivers singled, Stillman singled and scored twice. unavailable at press time. three runs scored. doubled and scored once. Cade Connally scored twice, while Kaden Kuhn and Jesse Grant singled and scored once. Wave 14s 9, Nationals 6 - Murphy hit a two-run homer and scored twice, while Deviney singled twice and scored once in the Wave's semiinal win. Jacob Tisdale doubled and scored once, while Kaden Kuhn singled and scored once. Pensacola Pirates 8, Wave 14s 7 - Grant hit a solo homer and scored three times, while Connally went 2-for-2 and scored twice in the Wave's loss to the Pirates. Will Sawarynski and Stillman both singled and scored once for the Wave. Wave 14s 3, Nationals 2 - Connally and Stillman both singled and scored, while Kuhn walked and scored as the Wave Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Nate Herrick puts the ball in play Saturday for the Wave 14s. edged the Nationals.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C June 12, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBMS releases fourth nine-week Honor Roll Mr. Richard Cobb, Mastrangelo, Mike Dakauskas, Sam Eighth Grade Morse, Kyndall Cottrell, Angelina Savoie, Lauren Jackson, Marc`El Principal, Mr. Michael May, Acacia Davis, Fairchild Adams, John Moss, Chandler Coyne, Ashley Schneider, Catherine Johnson, David Brandon, Assistant Mayes, Abigail Davis, Sarah Adams, Rion Nguyen, Cynthia Daehn, Madeleine Schroth, Max Jones, Kayla Principal, and the staff McCluskey, Elizabeth Day, Josilin Allen, Grace Niles, Rainey Dakauskas, Craig Scott, Makayla Kamienski, Summer of Gulf Breeze Middle McCurdy, Matthew Decesare, Ana Aylstock, Jacob Palermo, Michael Davis, Brady Shea, Ryan Kehoe, Christian School congratulate the McDonnell, Ashley Diamond, Douglas Baer, Chloe Roberge, Xiomara Davis, Cassie Smith, Trevor Kemp, Jack following students for McDowell, John Dittmer, Tyler Barclay, Austin Ryland, Katherine Davis, Kennedy Smoker, Zachary Kerr, Ashlin making the fourth nine- McKenney, Kellen Duggan, Anderson Barrow, Lucy Salazar, Alexandra Davis, William Snyder, Madison Kline, Sarah weeks Honor Roll: McMillan, Pier Elliott, Devon Batte, Katherine Sanchez-Aviles, Sophia Dawson, Anthony Stanley, Summer Knapp, Cameron Mitchell, Brianna Ezelle, John Batten, Hannah Savarino, Vincent Diehl, Gabrielle Stone, Emily Kosko, Kaitlin All A’s Morman, Savannah Ferris, Jacob Batten, Taylor Shell, Brinker Driscoll, Chris Strach, Hailee Kudrna, Samuel Sixth Grade Mortensen, Abigail Harwell, Reid Beddow, Taylor Singleton, Andrew Egly, Thomas Strickland, Katherine Lamar, Trento Allen, Zachary Mueller, Leo Haynes, Savanah Brown, Vittoria Smith, Destin Etheredge, Ashley Vineyard, Rebecca Lanzetta, Joshua Aylstock, Lauren Nerger, Kellie Henley, Jonathan Burt, Kedron Snider, Grace Feerick, Hannah Williams, Courtney Lepley, Saraina Babcock, Soie Neumann, Callie Huntley, Chloe Canekeratne, Angeli Spooneybarger, Sarah Fonts, Joseph Williams, Morgan Ludwick, Makayla Baltz, Josie Ng, Kayla Jacobs, Annabel Cavasos, Chase Stahl, Katelyn Freeman, Misty Williams, Victoria Malo, Calvin Bennett, Audrey Noble, Kimberly Knight, Liam Churchill, Morgan Stokes, Lauren Frye, Christopher Wilson, Nicholas Mangum, Alexis Bouk, Bailey Owen, David Ludergnani, Isabella Combes, John Stringfellow, Luke Genkin, Cassidy Yu, Hongfei Martin, Samuel Brown, Sydney Owens, McKenna Lunday, Madison Del Valle, Jackson Sukhera, Emen Gilbert, Hailey Massey, Braden Davis, Brooke Patel, Juhi Manderson, Amy Demahy, Molly Sweet, John Gore, Justin Seventh Grade Matthews, Grace Deviney, Jared Picardi, Tulla Bee Marks, Andrew Deviney, Corbin Tang, Xiaowei Gowda, Dillon Abney, Spencer Maul, Natalie Dobry, Clayton Pugh, Trevor Massey, Kendall Docherty, Reagan Trinque, Jonathan Grub, Jacob Allen, Delaney May, Hannah Docherty, Kendall Rajah, Priya McCain, Caitlin Duggan, Danielle Turner, Jacob Hargrove, Cali Baldwin, Benjamin Mayhugh, Sean Edwins, Emma Reeves, Anna Michles, Cameron Duhe`, Taylor Tu, Sarah Hart, Jacob Barrineau, Noah McCurdy, Cayson Fonts, Christina Reeves, Jackson Mitchell, Callie Duke, Dagan Uhl, Lawrence Hicks, David Barrs, Stephen Mercado, Madelyn Foster, Katelyn Richardson, Hadleigh Moore, Julia Finelli, John Uszok, Zoia Hitchcock, Jackson Bee, Kasey Miller, Chloe Goodroe, Kristen Rodgerson, Matt Nelson, Kade Foschia, Kayla Von Brock, Ryan Hodges, John Boggs, Melissa Miller, Isabel Gordon, Megan Rotunda, Annalise Neumann, Heidi Garbell, Grace Walker, Hannah Hoelich, Jacob Brandon, Mary Mirra, Roman Grub, Anna Rowe, Shelby Niven, Nicole Gibson, Avery Weldon, Jake Holladay, Cody Buckley, Ryan Napier, Chance Guest, Gannon Sarkari, Natalya O`Grady, Michaela Goodroe, Joseph Whibbs, John Hooten, Kennedy Burger, Christian Neal, Ethan Hall, Madeline Sclafani, Morgan Ostrom, Katrina Hart, Ashton Williams, Brent Ibrahim, Sally Burtt, Chandler Handler, Aiden Scott, Erin Patel, Ami Hartley, Amber Williams, Tanner Iglesias, Lydia Niven, Thomas Burtt, Coleman O`Daniel, Harrison Hart, Riley Seifert, Luke Patel, Prachi Hawkins, Matthew Wilson, Colton Issa, Leila Cibula, Whit Heath, Noah Smith, Jenifer Patrick, Alexander Henry, Morgan Wilson, Kyle Keenan, Kathleen Oatts, Trinity Connor, Andrew Ostrander, Daly Helmi, Rami Smith, Jon Patrick, Ryan Hepworth, Olivia Zimmer, Benjamin Kelley, Tara Cook, Cambrie Hepworth, Ben Snow, Emma Player, Katherine Herrick, Nathan Klementavicius, Jonas Patrick, MacKenzi Cooper, Zoe Peavy, Alyssa Herring, Kaylie Stroup, Hudson Proctor, Mallory Hitpas, Matthew A/B Honor Roll Ledbetter, Emme Copeland, Colby Hitchcock, Katherine Sukhera, Mammoon Provosty, Eleanor Hollmig, Alexandra Sixth Grade Lerille, Samuel Perez, Brenden Daily, Marissa Peterman, Caleb Hitpas, Mary Thetford, Amelia Quilligan, Gary Holmer, William Allmon, Dylan Magnes, Austin Denby, Donald Hoffman, Pierce Thompson, Emma Ramos, Nicholas Hudson, Joseph Amberson, Emily Mallette, Michael Petkovic, Benjamin Durst, Christopher Vargas, Mateo Sheppard, Carter Jacobs, Abigail Amos, Ella Malone, Shealan Phelps, David Hoius, Rachael Earle, Austin Hoitt, Genna Vassiliades, Olivia Snider, Paul Jennings, Aaron Bailey, Michael Mauro, Matteo Powell, Matthew Eckenfels, Chase Holston, Sophia Villareal, Valerie Spooneybarger, Hannah Jennings, Landrie Balters, Patrick McCulley, Eliana Price, Ashley Edwards, Genevieve Hunt, Breanna Wall, Mya Stein, Jordan Keigley, Jordan Barrineau, Jackson Merrill, Nathaniel Roberge, Jena Marie Ellis, Luke Jensen, Madeline Wells, Joshua Stopper, Joshua Klisart, Brandon Bartek, Ashley Messer, Margaret Ryland, Alexander Evans, Jesslyn Johnson, Erin Whibbs, Colin Strickland, Joseph Kuhn, Kaden Bass, Tara Metcalfe, Zoie Sauter, Benjamin Fields, Savannah Jones, Sidney Whited, Merigrace Teel, Sarah Ladner, Milly Branton, Nathan Michaud, Hannah Scheurich, Joshua Fitzgerald, Jesiah Kariher, Cole Wilson, Lizabeth Thompson, Joshua Laux, Alexa Braxton, Mark Mickow, Ashley Scheurich, Matthew Foster, Sabrina Kauffman, Chloe Torbert, Caroline Lepley, Wyatt Broscious, Graceylynn Oliver, Christina Schneider, Katie Freitas, Rowan Kennedy, Katherine Seventh Grade Ueberschaer, Jon Lewis, Peyton Brown, Katherine Olson, Payton Scoggins, Olivia King, Courtney Van Sleen, Ben Lewter, Alyssa Brummer, Drew Parsley, Alexa Gill, Amber Sims, Emily Amberson, Carlee Golmon, Nathan Knight, Eve Baker, Ian Walden, William Linkous, Benjamin Buchanan, Rose Pedicord, Joshua Slobodian, Sophia Kostic, Caroline Werner, Liam Mabire, Hanah Cabassa, Olivia Powell, Baylee Hamrick, Kaitlyn Smith, Allisyn Baughn, Corey Hanks, Danielle Laenger, Bickston Bray, Quinlyn Wilson, Cali Martin, Madelynn Carlucci, Toby Quigley, Kirsten Strickland, Scott Ledbetter, Carson Wingo, Morgan Mateer, Macy Carree, Bryce Quilligan, Alan Hildebrand, Hannah Sutton, Jacob Brosofsky, Meredith Hill, Hallie Lester, Mikaela Cabassa, Jake Wolf, Margaret McCurdy, Meredith Carver, Jessa Rayner, Megan Sutton, Kayla Lewter, Adelyn Woodcock, Rebecca McHenry, Emily Champlin, Rina Renfroe, James Hill, Hunter Campos, Holden Hogan, Sean Manfredi, Isabella Clarke, Robert Wood, Sydney McMullen, Kendall Chestney, Emma Risola, Dante See GBMS, Marks, Anna Zimmerman, Erin Meyer, Tiffany Connally, Courtland Roby, Tekoah Horton, Heath Clay, Madison Imm, Kyle Page 8C» Martin, Annie Compton, Trevor Molina, Alfredo Copeland, Kurtis Salvator, Ashlinn Gulf Breeze Elementary Oriole Beach Elem. School releases fourth Honor Roll announced

Mrs. Dawn Alt, Principal, Ms. Laurent – Brayden Mrs. Godfrey – Ryan nine-week Honor Roll Mr. Joshua McGrew, Assistant Landrum Connor, Claire Conwell, Kay- Mr. Warren Stevens, Principal, Cook, Jesse Crowder, Garrett Jacobi, Savannah Jacobi, Cody Principal, and the Oriole Beach O’Quinn – Riley Coates, li Davis, Bella Rotolo, Maggie Mrs. Kim McChesney, Assistant Curtsinger, Emma Daily, Corbett Jenkins, Thomas Jennings, Elementary Staff congratulate Zak Martin, Ashton Wyse Sago, Michael Werner Principal, and the Gulf Breeze Davis, Connor Devanney, Nora Nicholas Jensen, Ryan Johnson, the following students: Mrs. Russell – Amanda Mrs. Harvey – Adelle Elementary Staff congratulate Elliott, Elyse Fulford, David Kane, Lauren Kellen, A Honor Roll Adyshova, Isabelle Finfrock, Barkhuizen, Jacob Lintner, the following students: Hannah Grimley, Bruce Hall, William Kemp, Brody Larson, Second Grade Kailey Fulgham, Nicholas Nathan Mackey, Morgan Russell A Honor Roll Cole Hepworth, Anna Higgins, Sarah Marks, Chandler Massey, Mrs. Kaston – Katie Ardoin, Imm, Natalie Weiss, Jakob Ms. Duval – Maddy Second Grade Amelia Hoitt, Ava Kesler, Fionn Logan Mastaw, Colby Matson, Kiera DeCesare, Ethan Willis, Valeria Yepishin Branning, Steven DeCesare, Victoria Barrett, David Bates, Kline, Landon Lafon, Grace Connor McKenney, Guilbeau, Lilly Mann, Ella Ms. Boylan – Molly Clark, Kohl Koenig, Andrew Lat- Riley Bloomberg, Emily-Grace Lloyd, Ian McLaughlin, Zachary Meaux, William Moore Naomi Kane imer, Wesley Mann, Sophie Bonney, Benjamin Burge, Lauren McLaughlin, Jenna Millican, Grace Mims, Robert Ms. Merchant – Kahlan Mrs. Smith,C – Ashlynn McHenry, Landon Nelson, Cooper Carlock, Mariah Carroll, Moore, Eric Morales, Ailia Moore, Camellia Nguyen, Campbell, Jacob Carver, Brown, Kayla McKinsey, Kei- Serena Sharar, Evan Tracy Ava Chapman, Brock Clayton, Muldoon, Roger Ostrander, Hannah O`Grady, Megan Tristan Dalrymple, Alyssa ra Pfeiler, Rhiannon Pearson Mrs. Morton – Emily Zachary Coughlin, William Ostrom, Emma Peterman, O`Hargan, Paul Palewicz, Nikhil Gressett, Preston Holt Mrs. Collins – Gavin Gailey, Brosofsky, Nicholas Hoelich, Ashley Dean, Charles Meredith Pugh, Nolan Reddoch, Patel, Cannon Pene, Ella Raynes, Mrs. Urquhart – Tyler Davis, Trey MacWhinnie, Sophie William Glen Maggard, Emling, Brayden Ford, Jackson Mary Catherine Rehm, Robert Alexis Roberts, Isabel Rocha, Will Neff, Gery Girao, Logan Ng Nicholson Claudia Laux, Isabella Garza, Bridgette Guttery, Rushing, Lauren Saiter, Max Chase Rodgerson, Madeline Mrs. Naquin – Jake Belongy, Fourth Grade MacDonald, Eva Poltoratska- Abigail Hafdahl, Michael Schneidt, Lillian Scott, Sandra Rufin, Alyssa Samuels, Sophia Patrick Cain, Jonathan Clark, Mrs. Ceravolo – Savannah ya, Phillip Reece Sellers Hamstra, Marlo Handler, Sarah Tu, Olivia Turner, Addison Stringfellow, Jade Turpen, Allison Hild, Logan Lynch, Anaston, Stephen Koreinstein, Ms. Harris – Austin Burkett Henderson, Chase Herring, Ware, Robert White Winifred Van Camp, Hailey Alexis Montgomery, Brecken Natalia Mercado, Gavin Mer- A/B Honor Roll Angelina Hoang, Gavin Ward, Benjamin White, Kathryn Morrison, Olivia Smith cer, Ty Risola, Brynn Thayer, Second Grade Howard, Charlotte Jagar, Emily Fourth Grade Williams, Elisa Williamson, Ms. Smith, J – Sarah Hicks, Maika Tran, Kaleb Messer Mrs. Kaston – Leland Ar- Johnson, Reid Johnson, Anderson Casey Anderson, Jack Sydney Wright, Evan Zalar Morgan Bowser, Kaiden Ms. Etheridge – Rehan nett, Addy Branning, Parker Kellen, Preston Kirk, Matthew Anderson, Elizabeth Aydelott, Simmons Chowdhury, Olivia Smith Crain, Bryan Daly, Gio Ortiz London, Shawn McCrea, Kennedy Sheridan Balthazar, Malia Fifth Grade Mrs. Espey – Evan Bell, Mrs. Foster – Tyler Himlin, Mrs. Gibbs – Taylor Daniel, Miller, Eva Mosley, Barnes, Bryanna Bevil, Reece Caleigh Adams, Briahna Maddox Chastain, Emmie Giles, Destiny Ortiz, Ethan Sawyer, Karlee Doughty, Trent Harris-In - Braeden Murawski, Aurora Bloomberg, Avery Branstetter, Ballay, Elora Bessemer, Aris Nate Hanson, Jordan Himel, Avi Sophia Sepulvado man, Carson Jones, Coby Shields, North, Patrick O`Grady, Bryce Sydney Burge, Aireanna Bush, Best-K.-Graber, Erin Buckley, Mayhew, Daniel Sinnett Mrs. Holiield – Duncan Lisa Spear, Nolan Tantay Oliver, Kaili Overlade, Emma John Cabassa, Kate Cabassa, Zoe Burkholder, Larkin Cibula, Mrs. Gibbs – Alex Farej, Cain, Paige Davis, Jadilyn Ms. Merchant – Ethan Picasso, Kaileigh Profancik, Grace Clay, Amber Collins, Daniel Combes, Emily Crowder, Dylen Houk, Amber Ingham, Diaz, Kyle Donovan, Tanner Brand, Ava Nicholas, Isabella Bryson Rouillier, Jackson Kierstynn Crawford, Trinity Morgan Daily, Lillian Emma Luchsinger, Trevor Jones, Shelby Stout Swartz, Bennett Tran Salvator, Angelina Savarino, Devanney, Andrew Diamond, Dermody, Stephen Duggan, Vinyard Mrs. Marcanio – Avery Mrs. Naquin – Andrew Girgis, Samantha Sherman, Walter Rose Doyle, Cate Ducote, Austin Garrett Edwards, Daniel Filardi, Mrs. Riatusso – Mackenzie Ardoin, Grace Brantley, Haley Kayla Cross, Carson Harvey, Snider, Morgan Solarski, Caden Evans, Gage Farris, Victoria Forsley, James Gast, Massarelli, Landen Emma, Cartee, Tyler Doughty Darrin Hostman, Frankie Jones, Taylor, Lillie Thompson, Josephine Erin Foster, Richard Fulford, Jade Gaston, Madeleine Green, Ethan Diamond, Ryan Tracy, Mr. Nelson – Logan Ava Wysoczynski Verschueren, James Winchester, Anthony Garza, Ashleigh Gilbee, Maria Gruszczynski, Brady Patrick Langmaid, Everest Noyes Mrs. Espey – Dyson Bianca Withers, Kayden Zuccarelli, Ashley Granse, McKayla Guest, Justin Hartenstein, Alexandra Third Grade Fifth Grade Broadhurst, Sebastian Cuellar, Payton Zwierzchowski Sage Hall, Eva Harris, Deanna Helms, Jeffrey Helms, Kendall Mrs. Robinson – Holland Mrs. Broach – Sophia Tarah Sharit, Malaki Wiseman Harwell, Liam Hayes, Andrew Helms, Gabrielle Hoang, Sophia Davidson, Ethan Harrison Arneault, Devin Broad- Mrs. Urquhart – Kayleigh Third Grade Henderson, Wesley Henning, Jeffries, Madison Johnson, Mrs. Parker – Battle hurst, Maren Mackey, Leah Fell, Zoom Schneider, Lainey Kate Allison, Noah Carleton, Carson Hepworth, Ann Spencer Jones, Kyle Keenan, Alberson, Matthew Barrs, Ava Mckinsey, Kendall Ng, Kyle Keegan, Nalin Gibbon Jace Champlin, David Chavez, Hitpas, Olivia Hoffman, Jackson Madison Kilgore, Joshua Lloyd, Bautista, Alexandra McCown Young See OBES, Page 8C» Brandon Collins, Jonah Holmer, Elena Hynes, Luke See GB Elementary, 8C»

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2014 7C

RESOLUTION Pick up a FREE copy of... WHEREAS, Edwin A. Eddy, City Manager for The City of Gulf Breeze, PETITIONED the Services Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, to vacate, abandon, CLASSIFIEDS discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the following at any of the described property to-wit: hundreds of Directory Circle Lane north of Maplewood Drive between Block 17 Lot 18 and Block 9 Lot 1 free distribution points. in the 5th Addition to Santa Rosa Shores Subdivision as recorded in P.B. “B” PG. To advertise, call (850) 932-8986 207 601 105 of the public records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Fields Discount EMPLOYMENT - REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - APTS AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have a public Roofing&Construction, LLC DRIVERS hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating and abandoning said rights-of-way, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Roof Inspection! WANT TO DRIVE Wind Meadow Apts. Under New Mgmt! OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY A TRUCK - No Rental assistance may be available. WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 8th day of May, 2014, *Re-Roof conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publication of their intent, and CIVIL ACTION experience. Company HUD vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR *Roof Repairs sponsored CDL handicapped & non- handicapped WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the above described CASE NO. 2013CA 001217 * Commercial/Residential accessible apts. Water, sewer/garbage rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being determined that the public training. In 3 weeks UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the service provided. 3037 Wind Meadow interest will be best served and protected by vacating and abandoning said easement, *All Types of Water Proofing learn to drive a truck therefore, United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Dr., GB, FL. Call 850-934-3060, TDD/ Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, & earn $40,000+. a/k/a Rural Housing Service, on metal, flat and deck Full benefits. 1-888- TTY 711. Equal Housing Opportunity. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Flori- da, that the said easement as herein set out and described are hereby vacated and any * In House Metal Fabrication Plaintiff, 693-8934. and all interest to the public shall revert to and be vested in the proper owners thereof. * Custom Flashing ------1300 vs. Experienced OTR Flat- APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 4 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of the Board of * Chimney Caps County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 8th day of May, 2014. bed Drivers earn 50 SERVICES ALVIN R. MUTUC, A/K/A ALVIN E. MUTUC, A/K/ A ALVIN MUTUC; LISA J. MUTUC, A/K/A LISA up to 55 cpm loaded. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate AIRLINE JOBS Start TRAIN FROM HOME MUTUC; and SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, $1000 sign on to Qual- in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Here – Get trained as MEDICAL BILLING Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week ified drivers. Home Defendants. FAA certified Aviation ACCOUNTING prior to the date of the public hearing. ______/ most weekends. Call: Lic# CCC1327226 Technician. Finan- ASS’T CUSTOMER 843-266-3731 / www. LEGAL 26036 Gulf Breeze News 6/12/14 NOTICE OF SALE cial aid for qualified SERVICE NO EXPERI- 850-934-7181 bulldoghiway.com EOE 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 students. Housing ENCE NEEDED. HS/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Sum------mary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on May and Job placement GED NEEDED TO 27, 2014, by the above entitled Court in the above 215 assistance. Call APPLY Sullivan and styled cause, the Clerk of Court or any of her duly Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Aviation Institute of Cogliano Training authorized deputies, will sell the property situated EMPLOYMENT - in SANTA ROSA County, Florida, described as: Maintenance 844- Centers. 1-800-451- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Ads start at $17 per week. PROFESSIONAL 210-3935 0709 DOCK PROJECT Lot 9, Block C of Plantation Woods Phase 1, ac- Call (850) 932-8986 ------cording to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat HELP WANTED! The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed Book G, Page 57, of the Public Records of Santa ADVERTISING SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE bids from properly licensed contractors for the Bagdad Mill Site Dock Project Phase I. Rosa County, Florida to the highest and best bid- Salon Chardonnay Gulf Breeze News, Inc. has an immediate This work includes the construction of approximately 150 linear feet of wooden fishing der for cash on July 1, 2014, online at www.san- is leasing a hair pier, and incidentals as shown on the project plans and in the project manual. tarosa.realforeclose.com. opening for a professional Advertising Sales IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL station. Seek outgoing Account Executive. Qualified candidates will All bids must include lump sum prices, Unit prices must be submitted for comparison beginning at 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME, subject to CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, employee with positive FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION have excellent presentation and communication and payment purposes. all ad valorem taxes and assessments for the real attitude. Call Emilie property described above. skills, be computer proficient and have reliable BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC, at 850-932-2283 or All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County transportation. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE 850-797-9658. SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Plaintiff experience is preferred. To apply, email qualifi- must be received by 10:00 AM, July 8, 2014, at which time bids will be opened and read ------aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE cations to: [email protected] labeled “Bid – Bagdad Mill Site Dock Project”. Bids received after this time will LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY vs. ------be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. (60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 300 MICHAEL D HART, et al. NOTICES AND Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be in- REQUESTS FOR ACCOMMODATIONS BY spected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite PERSONS Defendant(s) WITH DISABILITIES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL G, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa County ANNOUNCEMENTS If you are a person with a disability who needs any CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY Procurement office at a non refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. Telephone number (850) CASE NO.: 12001014CAMXAX accommodation in order to participate in this pro- CIVIL ACTION 983-1870 ______/ ceeding, you are entitled at no cost to you, to the NOTICE OF SALE Are you pregnant? provision of certain assistance. Please contact the CASE NO. 2013 CA 232 Questions concerning this project should be directed to Stephen Furman at (850) 626- ADA Coordinator, Sheila Sims, 190 Governmental A childless loving 0191. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judg- married couple seeks UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the Center, Pensacola, Florida (850)595-4400, at least ment of Foreclosure dated May 15, 2014, entered in Civil United States Department of Agriculture, Rural 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to Case Number 12001014CAMXAX, in the Circuit Court to adopt. Will be Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, immediately upon receiving this notification if the reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is for Santa Rosa County, Florida, wherein BAYVIEW hand on mom/dad. a/k/a Rural Housing Service, time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 LOAN SERVICING, LLC is the Plaintiff, and MICHAEL in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Financial security. D HART, et al., are the Defendants, Santa Rosa County Plaintiff, Clerk of Court will sell the property situated in Santa Expenses paid. Dawn Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small busi- Rosa County, Florida, described as: & Domenick 1(855) vs. BOSWELL & DUNLAP, LLP nesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) PARCEL 24 A PORTION OF THE SOUTHEAST 985-4592. Adam The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 STEPHANIE A. WALLIS, et al., QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 Sklar #0150789 SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 30 TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 Defendants. WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, BEING MORE ------By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ______/ E-SERVICE: [email protected] LEGAL NOTICE 26033 Gulf Breeze News 6/12/14 ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER 450 OF SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE NOTICE OF SALE BY FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR. FLORIDA BAR NO. 0709913 30 WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; BUSINESS THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89 DEGREES 11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary SETH B. CLAYTOR MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST ALONG THE OPPORTUNITIES Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on May 27, 2014, FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, E-MAIL: [email protected] SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION FOR A DIS- TANCE OF 42.99 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING BE THE 1st Medical the Clerk of Court or any of her duly authorized deputies, NOTICE TO BIDDERS will sell the property situated in SANTA ROSA County, LEGAL 26038 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/12/14 SAID SOUTH LINE PROCEED NORTH 00 DE- Alert Company in your Florida, described as: BRIDGE REHABILITATION PROJECT GREES 03 MINUTES 09 SECONDS EAST FOR A area! Owning your DISTANCE OF 47.05 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- own local distributor- Lot 9Z, Block A, Country Club Estates: More specii- The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed TION OF THE APPARENT NORTH RIGHT OF cally described as the South 80 feet of Lot 9, Block bdis from properly licensed contractors for the Big Juniper Creek Bridge Project located WAY LINE OF HIGHWAY 164 (ALSO KNOWN ship. We do 70% of on CR191. This work includes joint replacements, placing pile jackets, and painting for AS HARVEST ROAD) (100 FOOT RIGHT OF A, Country Club Estates Subdivision, according to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL the bridge on CR191 over Big Juniper Creek (Bridge NO. 580026) and incidentals as WAY ) AND THE APPARENT WEST RIGHT OF the work! Unlimited $ plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book C, Page(s) 17, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR shown on the project plans and in the project manual. WAY LINE OF SIMMONS ROAD (50 FOOT return. Investment re- inclusive, of the Public Records of Santa Rosa County, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION RIGHT OF WAY); THENCE PROCEED SOUTH Florida quired. Free Call (844) All bids must include lump sum prices, Unit prices must be submitted for comparison 88 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 10 SECONDS WEST BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 225-1200. and payment purposes. ALONG THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF to the highest and best bidder for cash on July 7, 2014, online at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com beginning HIGHWAY 164 FOR A DISTANCE OF 1279.78 ------Plaintiff at I I :00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME, subject to all ad valorem All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY taxes and assessments for the real property described County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; LINE OF FARRISH ROAD (RIGHT OF WAY VAR- Notice of Sale vs. above. and must be received by 10:00 AM, July 8, 2014, at which time bids will be opened and IES); THENCE PROCEED NORTH 02 DEGREES read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly 42 MINUTES 27 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID Pursuant to ch 713.585(6) JASON BEAUDRY, et al. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS labeled “Bid – Big Juniper Creek Bridge Project”. Bids received after this time EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR A DISTANCE 85.09 f.s., Donna Cai- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. OF 110.96 FEET; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH azzo, as authorized Title Defendant(s) OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST 00 DEGREES 24 MINUTES 36 SECONDS EAST Specialist w/ CSI for All FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be in- ALONG SAID EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR Pro Tune Up will sell the CASE NO.: 13000413CAMXAX SALE. spected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street A DISTANCE OF 1049.34 FEET TO THE POINT following to the highest Suite G, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH bidder subject to any NOTICE OF SALE REQUESTS FOR ACCOMMODATIONS BY PERSONS County Procurement office at a non refundable cost of $25.00 per set. Telephone num- 00 DEGREES 24 MINUTES 36 SECONDS EAST liens; net proceeds de- WITH DISABILITIES ber (850) 983-1870 ALONG EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR A DIS- posited w/clerk of court Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment of If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- TANCE OF 105.55 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING per 713.585; owner/lien- Foreclosure dated May 8, 2014, entered in Civil Case Num- commodation in order to participate in this proceeding, Questions concerning this project should be directed to Stephen Furman at (850) 626- SAID EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE PROCEED holder right to a hearing ber 13000413CAMXAX, in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa you are entitled at no cost to you, to the provision of 0191. NORTH 88 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 50 SEC- prior to sale date per County, Florida, wherein BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. is the certain assistance. Please contact the ADA Coordina- ONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 413.00 FEET; 713.585(6) 85.09 f.s.; to tor, Sheila Sims, 190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, Plaintiff, and JASON BEAUDRY, et al., are the Defendants, The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00 DEGREES 24 post bond per 559.917 Florida (850)595-4400, at least 7 days before your Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court will sell the property situ- reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is MINUTES 36 SECONDS WEST FOR A DIS- f.s.; owner may redeem scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon re- ated in Santa Rosa County, Florida, described as: in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. TANCE OF 105.55 FEET; THENCE PROCEED vehicle for cash sum of ceiving this notiication if the time before the scheduled SOUTH 88 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 50 SEC- lien; all sales held w/re- appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or LOT 4, BLOCK 2, KENNINGTON SUBDIVISION, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 413.00 FEET TO serve; inspect 1 wk prior voice impaired, call 711. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, AS business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small THE POINT OF BEGINNING. @ lienor facility; cash RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK C, PAGE 92, OF THE businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- only; anyone interested BOSWELL & DUNLAP, LLP PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, ph 850.292.2911 or 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) FLORIDA. origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. www.santarosa.realforeclose.com at 11:00 AM, on the 665.2595; Sale date 6- POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 1ST day of July, 2014. Any person claiming an interest in 30-14 @ 1pm @ 106 E. BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, www. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property Johnson Ave., Pensacola, TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 santarosa.realforeclose.com at 11:00 AM, on the 23rd day of owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim FL 32514. FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 June, 2014. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus LEGAL NOTICE 26030 Gulf Breeze News 6-12-14 within 60 days after the sale. 1997 Saturn VIN: 1G8Z- E-SERVICE: [email protected] from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the K5275VZ411514 lien ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF date of the lis pendens must ile a claim within 60 days after Dated: May 28, 2014 amt. $3,958.05 for la- BY FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR. the sale. FLORIDA BAR NO. 0709913 FLORIDA FORECLOSURE ATTORNEYS, PLLC bor/services and storage E -MAIL: [email protected] By: /S/ Josh Arthur charges. Lienor: All Pro Dated: May 22, 2014 SETH B. CLAYTOR Josh Arthur, Esquire (FBN 95506) Tune Up, 6216 Hwy. 90 FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 4855 Technology Way, Suite 500 W., Milton, FL 32570, ph FLORIDA FORECLOSURE ATTORNEYS, PLLC E-MAIL: [email protected] Boca Raton, FL 33431 850.983.3230 By:/S/ Josh Arthur NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER AN (727) 446-4826 Josh Arthur, Esquire (FBN 95506) By: Seth B. Claytor, Esquire [email protected] Legal 26034 ORDINANCE 4855 Technology Way, Suite 500 Gulf Breeze News Boca Raton, FL 33431 LEGAL 26037 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/12/14 If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- 6/12/14 The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board of County (727) 446-4826 commodation in order to participate in a court proceed- Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., June 26, 2014, in the [email protected] ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, of certain assistance. Please contact: Court Administra- Milton, Florida. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- tion, ADA Liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline modation in order to participate in a court proceeding, you Street Milton, FL 32570 Phone (850)623-3159 Fax NOTICE TO BIDDERS AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING THE are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain as- (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@flcourts1.gov at least ASHLEY PLANTATION SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING MUNICIPAL SER- sistance. Please contact: Court Administration, ADA Liaison CONSTRUCTION OF AIRFIELD APRON 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or im- VICE BENEFIT UNIT, DIAMOND CREEK SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING MU- Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 mediately upon receiving this notification if the time be- AND TAXIWAYS NICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT, FOXBORO SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING Phone (850)623-3159 Fax (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@ fore the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT, LONGVIEW STREET STREET LIGHTING lcourts1.gov at least 7 days before your scheduled court -ap are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNITS AND, PACE MILL CREEK SUBDIVISION pearance, or immediately upon receiving this notiication if the bids from qualified licensed Contractors for the design and construction of the East MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT; PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you Si usted es una persona con una discapacidad que Apron Rehabilitation and Expansion. The Apron Rehabilitation and Expansion shall be SUCH SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BY THE NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. necesita ningún alojamiento con el fin de participar en designed with the minimum requirements of AC 150/5370-10F and the specific State, PROCEDURE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; un proceso judicial, tiene derecho, sin costo alguno para County and Local code requirements. PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, PRO- Si usted es una persona con una discapacidad que necesita usted, para el suministro de determinada asistencia. Por VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ningún alojamiento con el in de participar en un proceso -judi favor, póngase en contacto con: Administración de los The project consists of performing the following, including, but not limited to: cial, tiene derecho, sin costo alguno para usted, para el sumin- Tribunales, ADA Enlace condado de Santa Rosa 6865 • Rehabilitation of existing asphalt aircraft tie-down apron with expansion to accom- AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING THE istro de determinada asistencia. Por favor, póngase en contacto Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Teléfono (850) 623- modate additional aircraft. PONDEROSA DRIVE DESIGN/PLANNING FOR PAVING, WATER AND SEWER con: Administración de los Tribunales, ADA Enlace condado 3159 Fax (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ flcourts1. MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT; PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSING OF AS- de Santa Rosa 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Telé- gov al menos 7 días antes de su comparecencia ante el All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County SESSMENTS BY THE COUNTY FOR DESIGN/PLANNING FOR PAVING, WATER fono (850) 623-3159 Fax (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ tribunal estaba previsto, o inmediatamente después de Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH lcourts1.gov al menos 7 días antes de su comparecencia ante la recepción de esta notificación si el tiempo antes de la must be received by 10:00 A. M., July 8, 2014, at which time bids will be opened and SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BY THE NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT PROCE- el tribunal estaba previsto, o inmediatamente después de la comparecencia prevista es inferior a 7 días, si usted está read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly DURE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; PRO- recepción de esta notiicación si el tiempo antes de la compa- escuchando la voz o intoxicado, llame al 711. labeled “Bid – Peter Prince Airfield”. Bids received after the time set for opening VIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVID- recencia prevista es inferior a 7 días, si usted está escuchando will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. la voz o intoxicado, llame al 711. Si ou se yon moun ki gen andikap ki bezwen aranjman nenpòt nan lòd yo patisipe nan yon pwosedi tribinal la, Questions concerning this project should be directed to Jonathon Ignacio at (850) 484- AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING THE Si ou se yon moun ki gen andikap ki bezwen aranjman nen- ou gen dwa, san sa pa koute ou, yo fè pwovizyon de asis- 6011. HIDDEN FOREST SUBDIVISION SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS MUNICIPAL pòt nan lòd yo patisipe nan yon pwosedi tribinal la, ou gen tans a sèten. Tanpri kontakte: Tribinal Administrasyon SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT; PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSING OF ASSESSMENTS dwa, san sa pa koute ou, yo fè pwovizyon de asistans a sèten. an, Lwa ADA-Lyezon Santa Rosa Konte 6865 Caroline Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be inspect- BY THE COUNTY FOR SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE Tanpri kontakte: Tribinal Administrasyon an, Lwa ADA-Ly- Adrès Milton, FL 32570 Telefòn (850) 623-3159 Faks ed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, COLLECTION OF SUCH SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BY THE NON-AD VALOREM ezon Santa Rosa Konte 6865 Caroline Adrès Milton, FL 32570 (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ flcourts1.gov om- Florida; and the Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR Telefòn (850) 623-3159 Faks (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa wen 7 jou anvan pwograme konparèt nan tribinal ou an, Suite 300, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL- @ lcourts1.gov omwen 7 jou anvan pwograme konparèt nan oswa imedyatman sou resevwa notifikasyon sa a si tan County Procurement Department for a non-refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. ITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. tribinal ou an, oswa imedyatman sou resevwa notiikasyon sa an anvan aparans ki pwograme gen mwens pase 7 jou; si a si tan an anvan aparans ki pwograme gen mwens pase 7 jou; w ap tande oswa ki gen pwoblèm vwa, rele 711. A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at 10:00 A.M., June 18, 2014, Central Time; at the Santa These Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting si w ap tande oswa ki gen pwoblèm vwa, rele 711. Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida 32570. All at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Caro- Si vous êtes une personne handicapée qui a besoin d’un interested parties are invited to attend. line Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide Si vous êtes une personne handicapée qui a besoin d’un loge- logement afin de participer à une procédure judiciaire, to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any ment ain de participer à une procédure judiciaire, vous avez vous avez le droit, sans frais pour vous, à la fourniture The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to le droit, sans frais pour vous, à la fourniture de certaines aides. de certaines aides. S’il vous plaît contacter: Administra- reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they S’il vous plaît contacter: Administration Cour, ADA liaison tion Cour, ADA liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record shall Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Té- Street Milton, FL 32570 Téléphone (850) 623-3159 Té- include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Inter- léphone (850) 623-3159 Télécopieur: (850) 983-0602 ADA. lécopieur: (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ flcourts1. Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the ested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to these proposed SantaRosa @ lcourts1.gov au moins 7 jours avant votre com- gov au moins 7 jours avant votre comparution devant le business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small busi- ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order parution devant le tribunal prévue, ou dès réception de cette tribunal prévue, ou dès réception de cette notification, nesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain assistance. notiication, si le temps avant l’apparition programmée est si le temps avant l’apparition programmée est inférieure The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, dis- Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at inférieure à 7 jours; si vous entendez la voix ou malentendants, à 7 jours; si vous entendez la voix ou malentendants, ability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. composez 711. composez 711. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida LEGAL 26031 Gulf Breeze News 6-12-14 Legal 25917 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/5, 6/12/14 LEGAL 25918 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/5/14 LEGAL NOTICE 26032 Gulf Breeze News 6-12-14

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C June 12, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBMS releases fourth nine-week Honor Roll » From Page 6C Eighth Grade Buchanan, Ronald Grubbs, Luke Mastrangelo, Fiama Patten, Heather Sims, Claudia Abshire, Daniel Bulla, Sidney Havrilla, Tessa Mazzola, Colin Raley, Reagan Sirkis, Harrison Sydow, Megan Agront, Herminio Chance, Khalil Hearn, Kamryn McClammy, Casey Rawson, Marshall Smoker, Justin Taylor, Thomas Allard, Jarrod Darby, Jack Ides, Shayla McCoy, Terra Ray, Marymargaret Snyder, Grant Therrell, Madison Allen, Thomas Dedeaux, Anna Kamienski, Tyler McDonnell, Kyle Renfroe, Dalton Stonebraker, Alec Tran, Elly Amberson, Blair Deluca, Brooklyn Karcher, Samantha McMurtry, Gregory Richards, Kasey Suggs, Tyler Truax, Sydney Baltz, Sadie Diaz, Jose Kelley, Rowan Miller, Elliott Risco, Mariana Swartz, Slade Verbois, Matthew Barnes, Rian Edlund, George Kinder, Carissa Millican, Gabriel Robbins, Lauren Thomas, Madison Walden, Zachary Beckham, Natalie Elkins, Heidi Kras, Emily Muldoon, Kyle Roberts, Hailey Tisdale, Jacob Walker, Leslie Benton, Rachel Etheridge, Madelyne Kuykendall, Mary Chatham Myers, Nicholas Rowe, Sarah Waters, Emily Whisler, Zachary Best, Sophia Fitzpatrick, Jessica Lawrence, Marissa Neal, Alexander Ryan, Allyson Whelan, Keith Wirth, Spencer Bodenhausen, Alanna Foster, Anders Ledbetter, Caleb Neri, Jenna Salter, Joseph Whited, Derek Wren, Cameron Bosso, Ashton Frierdich, Adeleine Lerille, Riley Nguyen, Benjamin Sarnecki, Alura Wilson, Lexis Wycoff, Jonathan Brandon, Jacob Fuentealba, Antonia Mann, Baylin Owens, Madison Satterwhite, Joshua Zheng, Chen Zalar, Noah Broach, James Goette, Sierra Marcanio, Mackenzie Parisey, Savannah Schrepf, Brandon Zokan, Natalie Brown, Jackson Grimes, Christian Marcanio, Mallory Parsley, Preston Sievers, Christa OBES releases final nine week A, A/B PBES Honor Roll of 2013-14 school year releases » From Page 6C Ms. Boylan – Kaitlyn Ballenberger, Mrs. Foster – Ariana Pedersen, Patten-Saucedo, Madi Poling, Melissa final Ms. Smith, J. – Nick Conry, Garrett Alex Cross, Ari Cruz, Erika Earl, Sophie Thomas Vargas, Quinton Credeur, Ain- Sauter, Connor Wooden Davidson, Connor Messer, Brayden Neal Forgett, Roman Hunt, Delaney Irovan- sley Joyner, Eric Minish, Riley Scanlon, Mrs. Godfrey – Christopher Herr, Mrs. Riatusso – Alex Barlow, Cameron do, Stephen Milleson, Riley Palmer, Gabe Slattery, Kristen Thompson, Ca- Lance Langmaid, Alli Milleson, Abbie Honor Pollard, Chloe Mills, Sydney Bouterie Trendon Smith, Mason Taylor, Christo- naan Watts Mink, Ian Schulz, Jackson Sepulvado, pher Viglione Mrs. Marcanio – Colsen Claudio, Thomas Smith Roll Mrs. Smith, C. – Jacob Bear, Chris- Joel Gonzalez, Emma Guilbeau, Garrett Mrs. Harvey – HaileyBallenberg- Third Grade tian Gutshall, Dori Rubin, Zoe Scanlon, Lutz, Bryan Lynchard, Erin Mayhew, er, Tristen Castillo, Harley Chatel- Mrs. Robinson – Logan Duke, Danny Mr. Jeff Castleberry, Kayla Stewart, Caleb Wooden Caleb Merritt, Zoey Rotenberry, Megan lier, Colby Credeur, Sam Harris, Noah Hand, Priscilla Haradon, Raina Haygood, Principal, and the staff of Mrs. Collins – Evan Bowser, Julie Wallace Hebert, Olivia Kegley, Alyssa Mangum, Dylan Kariher, Madison Lajter, Mason Pensacola Beach Elementary Mink, Kate Scoggins, Helen Zheng Mrs. Jennrich – Elyssa Armstrong, Anthony Peavy, Nate Taylor Potts, Jake Rich, Isabella Watts congratulate the following Kristopher Baker, Daniel De La Cruz, Ms. Duval – Cassidy Beyers, Seth Mrs. Parker – Matthias Arneault, Nich- third, fourth and ifth graders Fourth Grade Eleanor Fogle, Joshua Hynek, Malia Horton, Bella Leidner, Georgia Scott, olas Blackwell, Jaden Foote, Melissa for making the fourth nine Mrs. Ceravolo – Cole Blanchard, Ale- Ludwick, Logan Merritt, Jayden Mor- Cade Seeber, Aidan Shelton, Gareth Kruse, Gavin Pedersen, Fabian Salazar, week Honor Roll: jandra Burger, Jacob Daugherty, Teage rell, Katilyn Shrum, Emma Snider, Ky- Wheby, Grady Wood Payton Pope, Dominic Thacker Harris-Inman, Jenna Himel, Trevor ler St. Cyr, Thomas Wycoff Mrs. Morton – Logen Baker, William Ms. Laurent – Dakota Beckworth, Fifth Grade Howell, Sean Nerger Mr. Nelson – Chase Campbell, Gwen Barretta, Ethan Beshers, Hunter Dupont, Gabby Branning, Andrew Humphries, A Honor Roll Mrs. Holiield – Emily Coyne, Malachi Couvillion, Taylor Fulgham, Seth Helt, Edward McClain Gailey, Kate Gay, Aschly Echeverria, Ava Matherne, Mia Audrey Gordon, Lauren Mason, Kylie Smith, Gabriel Garcia, Ka- Halie Hogan, Oscar Martin, Kendall Alexandria Giles, Nathan Helt, Victoria Hobbs, Tony Zhang Kent, Max Mateer, Jackie trina Le, Chloe Magnes, Lily Van Sleen Morman, Sean Murphy, Hannah Sarka- Moss, Kamryn Wright, Katarina Wright Mrs. O’Quinn – Braeden Brown, Ney- Molyneaux, Lauren Ms. Etheridge – Corbin Aubuchon, di, Owen Smith Ms. Harris – Julian Bratley, Jamison sa Charlot, Trevor Dupont, Caitlyn Mari- Thompson and John Turk Dakota Broachurst, Ethan Bui, Ireland Davis, Maci Drees, Alivia Gerami- naccio, Naseh Sukhera A/B Honor Roll Butler, Sean Coogle, Preston Harvey, Fielding, Ben Latimer, Bryce Londre, Mrs. Russell – Nick Bailey, Stella Fifth Grade Hannah Buchalter, Lauren Amy MacKinnon, Rodrigo Pardo, Rosie Christian Miller, Landen Moss, Braden Shallard, Ibuki Cheng Mrs. Broach – Mia Kane, Isaac Lyons, Feltenberger, Libbie Frier- Vogel, Logan Wilson Trinity Marrier, Jo May, Catherine Vinyard dich, Elise Gehr-Kersch, Kai Hoffert, Ryland Mc- Curdy, Jenny Molyneaux, GB Elementary School releases fourth Mia Montgomery, Jocelyn Reeves and McKaylie Uhl

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