GBES SO CLOSE 5th- graders Seabreeze dashes attend a virtual HEROES OF HURRICANE SALLY, 2A Dolphin hopes, 20-21 symphony, 2A Sports, 1B WINTERIZE YOUR HEATING SYSTEM BOB NEWELL HR 850.572.3181 NEWELLServices, LLC HVAC | Electrical | Plumbing and More COMPLETE BUILDING MAINTENANCE November 19, 2020 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1.00 Tolls waived Nightclub owner makes play for Tiger Point City’s real estate broker, to negotiate the through By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2020 sale, effluent disposal agreement and as- [email protected] sociated agreements and to prepare for fu- Dec. 13 ture Council approval of such action. Pursuant to Executive Orders 20- Gulf Breeze Mayor Cherry Fitch was The $1 million proposal from prospec- 224 and 20-225 and the extension of authorized by Gulf Breeze City Council to tive buyers Capstone Golf II, LLC, and those orders in Executive Order 20- sign a Letter of Intent for parties to negoti- Scott L. Zepp is the third offer for the 279, Florida Department of Trans- ate a written purchase and sale agreement property since the City put it up for sale. portation (FDOT) Secretary Kevin for the east course of Tiger Point Golf Previous offers have been for $874,000 J. Thibault has directed Florida’s Course, the parking lot, the clubhouse and and $1.9 million, with the latter offer later Turnpike Enterprise (FTE) to fur- all equipment and west course holes 10 rescinded. ther extend the toll suspension for and 18 at the Nov. 16 City Council meet- The City had previously listed the prop- the Garcon Point Bridge. Tolls are ing. erty, which was appraised at $1.7 million, now suspended on the Garcon Point Council action means the mayor can for $1,999,999. Bridge until Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020. move forward, with Mary Jane Bass, the Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News City Attorney, and DeeDee Davis, the See Joint venture Page 8A Tiger Point Golf Course and Clubhouse may get new owners as the city The extension allows the Garcon » entered into negotiations with Capstone, LLC and Scottt Zepp. Point Bridge to continue serving as a temporary detour route while the Pensacola Bay Bridge is being re- paired from damage sustained dur- ing Hurricane Sally. Details on the detour routes, in- cluding graphics, FAQs, and regular School leaders updates, can be found online at fdot. gov/PensacolaBay. Jubilee! Members of the public wishing to receive these updates can choose to subscribe by providing their email addresses on this website, as well. take charge By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2020 [email protected]

Dr. Karen Barber was sworn in Native Tuesday morning, Nov. 17, as the first woman to become Santa Rosa County Schools’ district superinten- daughter dent. Two new school board mem- bers were sworn in, also, at the Santa Rosa County Auditorium in Milton. flies The swearing in was moved from the school board complex around to the auditorium to provide room for peo- away ple to social distance. Each person was met at the door with a welcome By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2020 and a reminder that masks must be [email protected] worn. More than 100 people attended the She must have read a thousand swearing-in ceremonies. Dr. Karen Barber takes the oath of books crossing Three-Mile Bridge. Charles Elliott had his grandchil- office of Superintendent of Santa dren on stage holding his Bible for the Rosa County School District, replacing So says Annice Broxson Webb, Tim Wyrosdick, who served in that a representative of one of the Gulf swearing in as school board member capacity for 12 years. Breeze community’s earliest “set- for District 4. Elizabeth Hewey was tling” families. The opportunity sworn in as school board member for Barber gave a short speech. to delve into those beloved books District 2. Barber said, “Beginning Oct. 1, I came in her childhood and teen Each gave comments at the micro- years when she phone after their swearing in, and Dr. See School Page 3A » rode a school A new art project bus from her family’s home in the Gulf beautifies Gulf Breeze Breeze area to Marchetti previously designed and Apartment project By Glenda Caudle schools in Pen- Gulf Breeze News© 2020 built the sculpture, “Fuego,” which was sacola, across a [email protected] installed on the left side of the entrance on pause for now two-lane Pen- to Gulf Breeze from the Gen. Chappie sacola Bay Webb Lou Mitchell Courtney and the crew James Bridge. His company built the waiting on Gulf Power, a company at Renaissance Fabrication — lead fab- By lisa newell Bridge that no sculpture “Starlight,” which Courtney Gulf Breeze News© 2020 that also has been preoccupied with longer exists. Her uncle and, later, ricators Cleland Weller and Brad Fox, designed for Woodland Park. [email protected] storm preparations and repairs, to de- her brother John — himself a high and Mike Briggs — installed a beautiful The name Jubilee!, Courtney says, liver conduit his workers can install schooler — drove the bus that col- new sculpture in the city of Gulf Breeze was actually inspired after the sculp- Joe Leibold is trying to build a before the transformers are put in. lected students from what was then recently. The artistic effort, titled “Jubi- ture’s installation. The word “jubilee” luxury apartment complex in Gulf “The bottom line is, as soon as the just a small cluster of homes, a few lee!,” stands next to Home 2 Suites at the encompasses several meanings, includ- Breeze, but 2020 keeps getting in power company gives us that conduit, necessary local business, a hand- east end of Sea Shell Collections shop- ing the following: celebration, hope, the way. First, came the COVID-19 you’ll see people out there working,” ful of churches and a post office ping center at 850 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. justice and a commitment to serve God pandemic, then hurricanes and hur- he said, at the site on Highway 98 that went by the name Gulf Breeze. Early this year, Courtney was asked with joy and in peace with our brothers ricane threats. Next, the Gen. Chap- behind Center for Sight and Pen Air The bus route extended about 10 to design a sculpture that is representa- and sisters. pie James Bridge was knocked out of Federal Credit Union. miles east beyond the point of the tive of the city of Gulf Breeze. The blue “It seemed like a timely choice,” commission, and bears appeared on When Leibold’s company, GB first community on that side of the powder-coated aluminum’s clean, mini- says Courtney. ‘I am grateful to have the job site. Parkway Exchange, LLC, purchased bridge, as she remembers it. malist lines also form three abstract fish had the opportunity to create ‘Jubilee!’ He decided to wait until after hur- the property formerly occupied by the The passionate reader is a mem- shapes with copper tails. for Home 2 Suites and the city of Gulf ricane season to resume construction Catholic diocese, he also arranged to ber of a large and influential fam- Renaissance Fabricators owner Kevin Breeze. Special thanks to the man who on Azalea Bay Apartments. purchase the driving range of Tiger ily of public servants who have Marchetti was instrumental in executing started the movement of incorporating “I did not want $2 million of lum- Point Golf Course. He is petitioning the design with precision and attention public art throughout the city of Gulf ber sitting out there that could be See Webb Page 7A » to detail. Breeze, Dr. Steve Zieman.” blown away,” Leibold said. Also, he’s See Construction Page 7A »

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Calendar of Meetings Thursday, November 19 City of Gulf Breeze Staff Selection Committee 9:30 a.m., Council Chambers and Accessible on YouTube Monday, November 23 Santa Rosa County Commission Committee Cancelled Tuesday, November 24 Board of County Commissioners Special Solid Waste Franchise Meeting 9:00 a.m., 6495 Caroline St., Milton Gulf Breeze City Council Board of Adjustment 6:30 p.m., Council Chambers and Accessible on YouTube Wednesday, November 25 Santa Rosa County Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board Meeting 8:30 a.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze Toastmasters (by Zoom) A dozen City of Gulf Breeze employees were honored at the Nov. 16 City Council meeting for their superior responses as members of 2 p.m. - 3 p.m., 555 Fairpoint Dr., Gulf Breeze the City’s Local Incident Management Team during Hurricane Sally. Santa Rosa County Parks and Recreation Meeting 5:30 p.m., 6495 Caroline St., Milton City thanks heroes of Hurricane Sally thorne, Fire Chief Shane Carmichael and to the local hospital, despite the danger to By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2020 Public Services Director Jason Randell themselves and the need to act during ex- [email protected] detailed the services provided by the em- tremely difficult weather conditions. ployees, and Gulf Breeze Mayor Cherry Those honored included Sgt. Kevin Proclamations and commendations Fitch congratulated the honorees. Skelton, Officer Brandon Scapin, Officer were awarded to members of the police, Those recognized played vital roles Kyle Simms and Lisa Melton of the Gulf FLASHBACKS fire and public services departments in in the City’s hurricane response, staying Breeze Police Department; Scott Kasper, recognition of their superior responses, on the job for long hours and providing Carl Hoffman, Matthew Hoffman and November 19 exhibited during Hurricane Sally, as mem- leadership and hands-on effort, including Owen Sise of the Gulf Breeze Volunteer bers of the City’s Local Incident Manage- a fire department response in which vol- Fire Department; and Jena Roberge, Zach 1 Year ago this week – 2019 ment Team. unteer firefighters were able to transport Lewis, Randy Black and Ben Watts of the A fter 20-plus years of fighting for a new courthouse, county Gulf Breeze Police Chief Richard Haw- a man in need of urgent medical attention Department of Public Services. commissioners held a groundbreaking in Milton on Avalon Road for a new county courthouse and judicial center.

5 Years ago this week – 2015 School leaders take charge Tori Bindi and Frances Williams signed college scholarships - Bindi will swim for the University of Florida, while Williams will » Continued from Page 1A our students for the future.” She play lacrosse for Lenoir Rhyne University, a Division II school in said that is the mission they all Hickory, North Carolina. went to see each school prin- are adopting. cipal and assistant principal as She also addressed teachers, 10 Years ago this week – 2010 part of the transition process. I saying, “I hope we recover from On Oct. 30, Margie Timmons, Gulf Breeze High School’s highly asked each before I left, ‘What COVID soon, and I hope we re- respected Drama instructor, was awarded the Distinguished is our mission’? I left each cover from the recession and we meeting with such peace and can give you teachers a raise. Career Service Award in secondary schools by the Florida Theatre confidence in our schools’ lead- But we will never be able to pay Conference. ership and future.” you what you are worth.” A bout 50 people attended a public meeting about which She read some of the com- Sodexo catered a reception Photos by Pam Brannon | amenities should be included in the renovation of the Gulf ments from principals, ending after the ceremonies. The school Gulf Breeze News Breeze Community Center. Suggestions ranged from a com- with one who said the mission board reorganization meeting munity pool to elevated walking track and tennis pro shop. Elizabeth Hewey will represent Charles Elliott will represent is “To Teach, Love and Prepare was at 1 p.m. Tuesday. District 2. District 4. Two report fraud to Gulf Breeze Police Dept.

Monday, Nov. 9 GULF BREEZE No reports Road wom- Fraudulent use of a credit an was ar- card. Owner discovered card POLICE Friday, Nov. 13 rested at missing after getting a call from Warrant service — a 32- Publix for the bank in reference to some REPORT year-old Pensacola Beach trespass- transactions. Investigation con- woman was arrested for an out- ing, She tinues. $4,885 with specific directions standing warrant and resisting previously Stolen license plate. on how to deposit the check. an officer without violence. trespassed Bell Complainant did not deposit • A traffic stop for speeding from the Tuesday, Nov. 10 check. Investigation continues. and running off the roadway led l o c a t i o n and was sitting out front drink- Fraud report — complain- Fraud — victim had some- to the arrest of the driver, Brit- ing alcohol on this occasion. ant received an email regarding one attempt to file an unemploy- tany Bell, 32, of Foley, Ala., • Baker Act advertising compensation for ment claim using his identity. for DUI. placing a decal or magnet on from your friends his car. Complainant filled out Wednesday, Nov. 11 Saturday, Nov. 14 Sunday, Nov. 15 a form and received a check for Thursday, Nov. 12 • A 57-year-old Clemson • Burglary of a vehicle in the Bahama Bay parking lot. at Gulf Breeze News

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Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. November 20 November 24 Patti Hyatt Dave Cederquist Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Darla Thompson Greg Gillam David Sundstrom FELONIES Christensen, W/F, 34, 1100 11/9/20 block Redwood Lane, Gulf November 21 Browning, Dylan Breeze, child neglect Michelle Frederick November 25 Alexander, W/M, 25, 8900 Corey Baughn Jay Norris block East River Drive, Gulf DUIs Jerry Andrews Neely Watson Navarre, aggravated assault 11/13/20 - weapon Pacyga, Steven Raymond Sheila Mortenson Koi Norris W/M, 57, 1500 block Stanford Lauren Nelson David Penn 11/10/20 Road, Gulf Breeze, DUI Traci Price Anderson Champion Mitchell Ford, Benjamin Nathan, LaQuita Stover W/M, 25, 4700 block Bay Tankersley, Antonio November 22 Breeze Drive, Gulf Breeze, Miguel B/M, 30, 900 block Adam Wilkins probation violation - felony Wilson, Dessie Marie, W/F, Broxson, Cody Lee, W/M, Vestavia Way, Gulf Breeze, DUI Rod Hurston 25, 8100 block Molina Street, 38, 7200 block Bonnie Lane, Navarre, aiding prisoner Navarre, drug possession Pat Landfair Anderson, Lorena 11/14/20 escape Lynn A. McCrary Alcantara, A/F, 29, 6800 block Carrozza, Gregory Allen Valley Way, Navarre, drug Dibble, James Patrick, W/M, 58, 7500 block Treasure James Peheck trafficking, drug possession 11/13/20 W/M, 21, 6600 block Bluefish Street, Navarre, DUI Mitchell, Brandon Keith, Road, Navarre, sexual assault W/M, 24, 5200 block Gulf Byler, Troy Hunter, W/M, White, Donald Locke W/M, November 23 Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, 20, 8100 block Molina Street, 11/14/20 30, 100 block Galvez Court, Arthur Burke child neglect Navarre, drug possession Champion, Teagan Gulf Breeze, DUI G.K. Lough

Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Rod Hurston November 22 Birthday winner receives a voucher good for a one year subscription to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at the Gulf Breeze News Office by Dec. 3. Register your birthday on our Facebook page or email us at: [email protected] 4A November 19, 2020 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS More research ‘Yellow Rose’ Filipino country artist coming-of-age story is needed on CBD just about pitch perfect Even in these times, effectiveness there are a lot of choices for people who DEAR DR. ROACH: I enjoy movies. This have a friend whose daughter is a truly wonderful, has an egg allergy. She said glorious thing. her daughter will break out With a relatively in a rash if she eats anything small amount of that even has trace amounts effort, within a few of egg in it. Another friend keystrokes, you can of hers told her to use CBD find something that oil to prevent reactions, but will match your mood, I am skeptical. I cannot find tastes or individual, refreshing, real and solidly great eventually reached anything credible to support recently changed primary specific whims on any given, — a piece of film that perfectly a theater around the claim. What are your doctors, and I saw the report random day. expresses and reflects a writer/ here. thoughts? — E.B.P. of my echocardiogram. It I like many different colors director’s vision so clearly, it This doesn’t said I have “mild left ventric- and flavors of visual stimuli. I actually feels like art and not always work out. real life country legend Dale ANSWER: Almost every ular hypertrophy with some honestly do. You probably do, commerce. Sometimes I am very disap- Watson, who plays a somewhat day I hear another claim diastolic dysfunction.” Could too. And, again, there really are Why don’t I just pursue pointed and/or I just don’t con- fictionalized version of him- that cannabidiol, the major you tell me what this means tons of movies, TV shows and the more ambitious, indy, nect or understand what all the self. nonpsychoactive component of and if it is serious? — C.B. stuff you could spend/waste challenging projects? I should hype was about. Happily, this This is great stuff. And, cannabis, is effective for some ANSWER: An your time with — more than feed my soul with better quality. wasn’t how it played out with even with all the talent here, medical condition. Unfortunately, echocardiogram uses sound you could ever watch in a life- It would probably make me a “Yellow Rose.” I absolutely particularly with the title the evidence of effectiveness of waves to take precise images time (which is both comfort- smarter, more sophisticated and loved it. character, as acted by Eva CBD is very limited. of the heart. The cardiolo- ing, I suppose, but also sorta interesting person. “Yellow Rose” is a story Noblezada, the reason it works The sole Food and Drug gist interprets those images frustrating). Right? about an odd, quirky outsider so amazingly well is, clearly, Administration indication for to make statements about the I like comedies, I like dramas, Such is the case with “Yellow — a teenage Filipina illegal because of writer/director Diane CBD is for the treatment of anatomy of the heart, includ- I like suspense, romance, action Rose,” a movie I was trying to immigrant living in Austin, Tex- Paragas. two uncommon childhood sei- ing thickness of the walls of and superhero movies. It’s a see for months —but kept just as, who loves country music, I know indy/arty stuff just zures: Dravet syndrome and the heart, as well as its func- blessing, most of the time. I see missing by a day or so — af- writes her own songs and has doesn’t appeal to everyone. I Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. tion. a lot of movies, and I almost ter it arrived in a local theater, an exquisite, other-worldly, can only hope you don’t hold it There is preliminary evidence The left ventricle is the always walk away feeling left and then finally, mercifully, beautiful voice. too much against me that I like that CBD may be useful for chamber of the heart that satisfied and fulfilled. came back (if only briefly). After her mom is caught this genre as much as I do. anxiety disorders, some types pumps blood to all of the But then, occasionally, I For a few months in early for being an “illegal,” carted The main focus of this of sleep disorders and chronic body, having received oxy- see something that makes me 2020, I kept seeing the trailer for away in the middle of the night column will continue to be on pain. There is active research genated blood from the reconsider this whole happy, “Yellow Rose,” which included by government officials and what is, in fact, still (at least as on other conditions, includ- lungs. Consequently, it is sappy, simplistic, probably too quick snippets from various detained in preparation for of this writing) “now showing.” ing asthma, multiple sclero- the thickest of the chambers. comfortable model. What the reviews praising the movie as deportation, Rose, our central Speaking of which, next sis and contact dermatitis. I “Hypertrophy” means “too heck am I doing just doodling being “brilliant” and “the best character, is forced to go on the week I will review “Let Him believe it is likely that CBD much growth” — that the about, pursuing my obsessive/ cinematic experience of the run. Go,” which is the new Kevin will be proven effective for wall is too thick. “Diastole” compulsive need to watch close year,” and listed a seemingly She is housed briefly by a Costner/Diane Lane heavy dra- other conditions, but until is the part of the cardiac to every danged thing put out endless stream of film festival wealthy aunt then is sheltered in ma. there is better evidence of ef- cycle where the ventricles by the mainstream Hollywood awards it earned. a honky tonkish bar by a sweet “Yellow Rose” is probably not fectiveness, I cannot make a fill up. This should happen product machine? Wow, I thought. I gotta see bar owner lady, before she “now showing” anywhere close recommendation to use CBD at very low pressures. In Sometimes a movie comes that movie. finally finds her match, bloom- to us, at this point, although, in a (outside of the two forms of diastolic dysfunction, which along that feels so pure, I could only hope and pray it ing into her potential, with better world, someday it might. childhood epilepsy for which commonly accompanies left it is indicated). ventricular hypertrophy, the Although there are laws in left ventricle requires higher all 50 states legalizing CBD, pressure to fill that thickened the federal government’s and stiffer wall. Ueberschaer elected position is still that cannabis LVH and diastolic extracts are Schedule I dysfunction are most com- controlled substances, al- monly results of high blood school board chair though they do not seem to be pressure. Some of the many enforcing action against CBD took part in the reorganization medicines we use to con- By Pam Brannon at present. Unfortunately, trol high blood pressure are Gulf Breeze News © 2020 meeting alongside the current independent laboratory analy- good at helping the heart fill [email protected] incum- sis of available CBD products at lower pressure. Not ev- bents Ue- show that about a quarter of erybody with these findings Wei Ueberschaer of Gulf berschaer, Breeze was elected Santa Rosa them have less CBD than ad- on an echo needs treatment. Sanborn, DOORS OPEN Friday, Nov. 20, thru Sunday, Nov. 22 Only County School Board Chair vertised, and another quarter The key word in your report and Carol AT 12:00 BUDDY GAMES (R) 12:45 3:45 6:45 Tuesday, Nov. 17 by her fellow Closed Monday & Tuesday contained the psychoactive is “mild,” which generally in- Boston. THE CHRISTMAS CHRONICLES PART 2 (PG) component THC. dicates no need for treatment school board members. Ueber- The re- schaer finished her first term 12:35 3:30 6:30 For food allergies, I beyond careful blood pres- organiza- THE SANTA CLAUS 1994 (PG) 12:40 3:30 would recommend strongly sure monitoring. on the school board and now tion meet- beginning her second. VANGAURD (PG-13) 12:50 3:50 6:45 against using any unproven Dr. Roach regrets that ing lasted Ueberschaer LET HIM GO (R) 12:30 3:40 6:45 treatment. Egg allergies have he is unable to answer indi- Linda Sanborn of Milton less than was elected vice chair. FREAKY (R) 12:50 3:45 6:45 a broad range of severity in vidual questions, but will in- 10 minutes, with the new Su- COME AWAY (PG) 6:30 children, from mild rash to corporate them in the column The reorganization meeting perintendent, Dr. Karen Bar- was held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, HILLBILLY ELEGY (R) 12:30 life-threatening airway swell- whenever possible. Readers ber, leading and board mem- COME PLAY (PG-13) 3:50 6:45 ing and anaphylaxis. 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fate of her character, Christy, FeaturesKing Weekly Service that’s better than it dragging on November2020 9, was explained on the season and becoming stale. — P.B. premiere this month. I won’t spoil it for anyone A: “The Good Place” was a A SURE THING against South’s three-notrump contract. who hasn’t seen it and plans very clever NBC comedy that to, but it’s a positive direction Declarer put up dummy’s queen, which wrapped up its story about the held, and then set about establishing for the character. “Mom” airs afterlife after four seasons. Its the club suit. However, East declined on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on main star, Kristen Bell (who to cooperate, refusing to take his ace on CBS. played Eleanor), has a couple either the first or second round. Faris’ exit was unexpected, of projects lined up. The one This left declarer with no recourse. as her contract was supposed to I’m most excited about is a He could go ahead and establish the clubs by playing a third round, but commit her through the eighth live-action musical “Molly and season. Jaime Pressly, who there would then be no way to reach the Moon,” co-starring Jon- the dummy. In practice, he turned plays Kendall on the show, athan Groff (“Frozen 2” and stated that Janney’s character his attention to spades and wound up “Mindhunter”). down one, scoring two tricks each suit. will still speak to Christy on William Jackson Harper Considering that South had a sure the phone and give updates to (who played Chidi) will star thing going from the opening bell, it viewers about her on-screen in the second season of HBO is difficult to muster any sympathy daughter. Max’s “Love Life,” in which he for him. The plain fact is that after the Off-screen, Faris is set to plays a single New Yorker wad- opening heart lead, nine tricks were play twins in the comedy film Photo by Robert Ascroft/CBS there for the taking. ing through the dating pool after Anna Faris in ‘Mom’ Declarer’s error came when he “Summer Madness.” Accord- a long-term relationship ends. ing to Deadline.com, the twins played the queen of hearts from dum- Ted Danson (Michael) will play A: The Texas-based spinoff known for playing Jessica my at trick one, a momentary victory consist of “the flat-broke and the mayor of Los Angeles in a of the Ryan Murphy-produced Pearson on “Suits” from 2011- that eventually cost him the contract. foul-mouthed Georgie Cole comedy created by Tina Fey. It drama “9-1-1” is scheduled to 18 and in its subsequent spin- Instead, he should have played dum- and her successful, elegant will air on NBC — eventually. return in January. However, off, “Pearson,” which aired for my’s deuce and taken whatever card twin sister. Disowned by her Anyone who has played bridge for Jameela Jamil (Tahani) contin- one of its main stars will be just one season. East produced with the ace. This would wealthy and conniving mother, any length of time has had the unhap- have assured a later entry to dummy ues to thrive in her other career missing. Georgie must rally her dys- py experience as declarer of seeing an with either the queen or jack of hearts. as a voiceover actress. Manny Actress Liv Tyler, who lives Send me your questions at functional family to appear apparently certain contract disinte- In the actual deal, after taking East’s Jacinto (Jason) can be seen in in London, was concerned NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. picture perfect in order to win a grate right in front of his eyes. Usu- nine (or six) with the ace, declarer the upcoming “Top Gun: Mav- about traveling back and forth com, or write me at KFWS, ally, the cause is freakish distribution plays three rounds of clubs. East can large cash prize at her mother’s erick,” with Tom Cruise. to the U.S. during the pan- 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, of the opposing cards, in which case then return a heart or shift to anoth- annual gala. It’s written and di- *** demic, so she chose to exit the FL 32803. declarer is probably not to blame. But er suit, as he likes, but nothing can rected by Fred Wolf of “House Q: When is “9-1-1: Lone show. when declarer himself is responsible stop South from scoring a spade, two Bunny,” which also starred Star” returning with new epi- Joining Fox’s “9-1-1: Lone (c) 2020 King Features for turning a sure thing into a losing hearts, two diamonds and four clubs Faris. proposition, that’s another story. for his contract. sodes? I hope it was renewed Star” is Gina Torres, best Synd., Inc. Take this case where West led a heart ©2020 King Features Syndicate Inc. *** for a second season. — A.M.

Solution, Page 4A » 6A November 19, 2020 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS Stop Hwy. 98 widening project until Your Community Newspaper On the Pensacola Bay Bridge is repaired Spot: I read in the current edition of Gulf Are you concerned that your vote Breeze News that the project to widen was canceled by fraudulent activity? In Hwy. 98 from the Naval Reserve to Tiger Letters to Florida voter fraud is a minor problem; Point was beginning. (“Project to six-lane however, in other states it is a massive Hwy. 98 is underway,” Nov. 12, 2020) the editor problem. Judicial Watch and True the Considering what has happened to the Vote have uncovered massive problems Three Mile Bridge project and the ex- with voter registration lists. LA County in P.O. Box 1414 tremely heavy use of Hwy. 98 through overdose deaths in the industry. From California was the worst example where the project area leaves me wondering 1.5 million registrations were irregular. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Mac Miller to Lil Peep, Whitney Hous- “If you could change Harbourtown Unit #35 what elected representatives are doing ton, Prince, Tom Petty, Juice World, Amy It took legal action by Judicial Watch to or (in this case) not doing. I refer to their correct the problem. The recent national Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Winehouse, Michael Jackson, and Rick the Thanksgiving responsibility to represent our best inter- James. With this I have noticed a ton of election made it clear that election law holiday to another day Office: (850) 932-8986 ests. artists speaking out on the awareness of and procedures in many states need revi- Fax: (850) 932-8794 Why are our elected representatives drugs and suicide. From Logic to Lacrae, sion. in the year, what date NOT doing all they possibly can to de- When you vote, you should be assured www.gulfbreezenews.com 50 Cent, Macklemore, Common and would you choose to lay the disruption of this vital section of Eminem. that your vote will count, not be canceled roadway until the Three Mile Bridge is The drug crisis we are in has opened by an unqualified person. A fundamental celebrate, and why reopened and traffic reduced to “normal” artists minds up to how influential there principal of a democracy is honest elec- would you make that levels? work can really be. Juicy J made head- tions by its citizens. Historically, big city choice?” I am very disappointed in our elected lines for apologizing for promoting drug elections in many cases have been cor- officials. use. I hope it sets the tone for this decade rupt. The longest constantly running cor- PUBLISHER/EDITOR GREGORY M. MEIER to come because things need to make a rupt cities are Chicago and New York. (This question was asked of Gulf Breeze Voting should come to an end on Election eighth-grade students at Gulf Breeze Lisa Newell change for the better and what better way than the music industry to start this amaz- Day. Absentee ballots should be request- Middle School.) A change for the better ing trend. ed by the registered voter and verified SPORTS EDITOR For the last decade artists in the music For more information on this trend, go and tabulated upon receipt at the voter industry has glorified drug use without to https://www.narconon-suncoast.org/ elections office. Jason Thompson making a mention of the consequences blog/juicy-j-makes-headlines-apologiz- The Florida elections procedures are that they really cause. ing-for-promoting-drug-use.html . If you a good example for other states to adopt. However, it took vigilance resulting with NEWS REPORTER It went from glorifying drug dealing are in need of a referral to a treatment to glorifying the use of codeine, molly, center, call us at 877-841-5509. the removal of elections officials in Bro- Glenda Caudle weed, OxyContin, cocaine, you name SHAUNA KROUT ward and Palm Beach counties to keep it and it’s referenced in at least one of Clearwater the system honest. your favorite artists songs. In the past ten LARRY SESSIONS SALES years there have been a number of drug Banana Republic Gulf Breeze Lisa Newell Bob Newell “I would change the date to OFFICE MANAGER Nov. 1 so I could put decora- tions up early without my fam- Laura Jones ily thinking I’m crazy.” ADDISON GREEN ART DIRECTOR Gulf Breeze Barbara Crossland

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Love another. —Hebrews 11:16 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 19, 2020 7A Webb chronicled early life on the Gulf Breeze peninsula » Continued from Page 1A ture. congested times. the growth of the community. “My parents were quite a “Life was great, living on the Annice Broxson Webb’s family Gulf Breeze was their child. The been part of this area for some couple,” Mrs. Webb says. “If highway with the store and fill- influenced Santa Rosa County Bensons should never be forgot- time. While she has lived else- my mother had lived now, she ing station and meeting people. ten. They were the heart of the where briefly in her life, Mrs. would have been a college pro- One of the things that makes us community. Webb was born in Holley. Her fessor. She was always reading who we (she and her siblings) Father Bart Broxson served as county “They took on the Broxson family moved to the peninsula and learning. My parents always are is the ability to meet people commissioner and sheriff family as theirs. When I was when she was 6 years old — the encouraged their children to go and not be afraid of strangers Mother Annie Broxson served as interim little, I wanted to chew gum sixth child and third daughter of beyond what they had done and and to meet them and find out just like Eloise,” she says with 11 offspring of the late Bart and to rise to the top, while always about them. That came from sheriff a laugh. “My brother John and Annie Broxson, who had hoped being themselves. They took us our parents. Mama never met a Brother John Broxsonserved as sheriff, State I helped out in the post office for a dozen young ones. She al- to church, and they both lived stranger and Daddy was a poli- (which the Bensons established ways considered this area home the same outside of church as tician. They taught us to learn Senator and County Commissioner and which Mrs. Benson kept go- and loved it dearly. inside it.” from other people and to be our- Brother Doug Broxson served as State ing while her husband served As of Nov. 16, however, she When Mrs. Webb’s father selves and not be ‘two people.’ during World War II), and they and her husband of 69 years, was killed in an auto accident, That’s the way I’ve always lived Representative and is current State Senator encouraged us and did so much Gene Webb, are beginning a new her mother took over his job, my life, and that’s how I’ve tried for the community.” adventure in Illinois, where they earning distinction as the only to live — with integrity and not his country was over, the family the flavor of Gulf Breeze. It’s a “This is hard,” Mrs. Webb will make their home with their female sheriff in the state of to be two-faced.” moved to Texas so Gene Webb special, special place. We’re all says of the couple’s move north. daughter, Shirley Drury. Florida “for about a week,” their While Gulf Breeze didn’t could go to college. Then they hometown people, and I’d like it “This is where I was born, and I Mrs. Webb has written multi- sixth child says. Mrs. Broxson have a large population and was returned to Gulf Breeze, after to remain that way. It’s not about hate to leave Florida. I’ve been ple columns that delve into area was followed in the peace keep- not the gateway to the beach that also having lived in Alabama for size, it’s the people that are in- so blessed. I’ve tried to take the history for Gulf Breeze News ing office by her son John, who it has since become for many, a while. volved.” opportunity to love and grow and is the author of a 2007 book was appointed by the governor it was not entirely lacking in “I feel like I have lived three In addition to the legacy of her and make a difference. called “Journey to Change: A soon after his father died. outside influences during Mrs. or four lives,” says Mrs. Webb, parents, Mrs. Webb says there “This will always be a spe- Memoir of Old Holley and the John Broxson was fifth on Webb’s youth. Many of those who got three degrees of her own are others who left an indelible cial place because people here Gulf Breeze Peninsula.” the list of children, right next to mind-expanding opportunities (a bachelor’s degree and two mark on Gulf Breeze. In particu- realize the beauty and harmony She has also influenced the sixth-born Annice. He later be- came courtesy of the military master’s degrees) and launched lar, she names the late Mark and of this area. Our generation has lives of hundreds — perhaps came both a state representative installations in the area, particu- a 30-year teaching career after Eloise Benson. helped welcome them into their thousands — of young people and a state senator, as did the larly during the war years and having given birth to a family “The Bensons were the epito- lives and it’s made it a better who passed through Gulf Breeze sibling pair’s younger brother, immediately thereafter. of five children. “My husband me of what a community should place. I think people feel special High School during her 30-year current State Sen. Doug Brox- For young Annice Broxson, started doing real estate back be,” she says. “Mark was a when they live in Gulf Breeze. educational career. While she re- son. there was a particularly trans- here, and then he retired. We’ve friend of my father. They would It’s an honor.” tired as the assistant principal at “My father loved politics. He formative experience awaiting, had a good life.” talk about the community and GBHS, working in an adminis- was always involved in it, and courtesy of Uncle Sam. One Webb child, the couple’s trative capacity, the opportunity people would come by to see Gene Webb, an Indiana na- oldest son, died of cancer. The to open up a world of knowl- us. They wanted him on their tive, was assigned to Eglin AFB other four are scattered, with the edge, particularly to youthful side because of his honesty and as a sergeant in the Air Force. exception of one son still in Gulf minds, has always been her first integrity,” says Mrs. Webb. “My He had his own life-changing Breeze. The Webb offspring PRIVATE OFFICE SPACE love. mother was as strong as he was. moments during that period of make their homes in Hawaii, Illi- She was able to celebrate that Together, they made a really his life. nois and Tallahassee. The family FOR RENT passion not only as a classroom good match. I had such love for “Gene became a Christian at now includes 13 grandchildren Newly remodeled 13x10 room upstairs at English teacher at GBHS, but my father because I watched our church, and then he started and 17 great-grandchildren. #5 Harbourtown in Gulf Breeze also as an instructor at the junior how he lived. I taught school a stopping by our house,” says “We had three girls and two $600/mo. boys, and they all stay in touch college level, as a piano teacher long time and I saw boys who Mrs. Webb. “We went together Inside Jodie Jensen Counseling and are a close family,” says and as an educational chaperone were missing their dads. I felt so from the time I was a junior in For details, call Jodie at (850) 814-4205 for numerous tours of Europe sad for them.” high school.” Mrs. Webb as she and her hus- that included high school youth Once Bart and Annie Brox- The couple married the day band move to make their home from her home school. son moved to the peninsula, after the bride graduated from with one of them. Mrs. Webb’s father was a they opened a store and filling Pensacola High School. Santa Rosa County commission- station. Their children learned “He’s quiet and he’s very in- A wish to grow on er before becoming sheriff. His about people, responsibility and telligent,” says Webb’s out-go- family came from South Caro- a strong work ethic by putting ing bride of 69 years. “He’s al- Asked what wish she would lina and gradually moved west. in time and effort in a place that ways let me be my own self, and grant the beloved community He married a young lady, Annie was considerably less congested we just seem to match.” she is leaving behind, if she had Gordon, whose people had a his- at the time. A while after their wedding, the power to do so, Annice Webb tory in Crestview, and the new- “There was just nothing else young Mrs. Webb packed up says she would want Gulf Breeze lyweds chose south Santa Rosa around here,” Mrs. Webb re- the couple’s first child and fol- to “keep your soul. Don’t lose County as a place to put down calls; nevertheless, she has won- lowed her military husband to what you have. Don’t ever be- roots and grow their family fu- derful memories of those less Alaska. Once his commitment to come a large city where you lose

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Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Activity is halted at the construction site located on the old St. Sylvester Church property . The Board of County Construction will resume in 2021 Commissioners will » Continued from Page 1A months to build. will be ready to occupy by next Eventually, the complex will fall. The apartments are a pri- Santa Rosa County to approve a have 222 units in seven build- vate venture and did not get any gated community on that prop- ings. government funding, Leibold hold a Special Meeting erty with 21 luxury home sites. Apartments will be one-, points out. Meanwhile, his company fin- two- and three-bedroom con- Work to repair the road be- ished installing a series of storm figurations and offer garages. tween the driving range and to discuss sewers going from the lake on The complex will offer a lux- clubhouse will start once the the Tiger Point Golf Course to ury clubhouse, swimming pool Gen. James Bridge is repaired. Santa Rosa Sound. and pickleball courts. Construc- Right now, Leibold says, the Solid Waste Franchise Leibold says that once work tion is being done by Summit road is an important access begins in earnest on the apart- Construction of Jacksonville. point for those avoiding backed ment complex, it will take eight Leibold says the apartments up traffic on Hwy. 98. on Tuesday, In MeMory November 24, 2020 adolescent, dancing with GI’s as Charles William Blackwood. a teenager during WWII, marry- Mary and William lived in ing her beloved William Black- Scotland and Belgium when the wood in 1949, and raising four children were growing, and they at 9:00 a.m. in the: children. traveled throughout Europe. Mary is survived by her Gulf Breeze was their home- daughters, Susan Blackwood town for decades, where Mary pur- County Administrative Reynolds and Ann Sheffield sued her love of art as a portrait art- Blackwood; grandchildren Arran ist, worked as a librarian at the Gulf Mary Johnson Drake Reynolds, Mary Rachel Breeze Library, was in the choir Center Blackwood Reynolds, Allison McCarthy-Ja- at the Gulf Breeze Presbyterian far, and Michael McCarthy; three Church, a volunteer at the Gulf Mary Johnson Blackwood, great-grandchildren Ella, Rose, Breeze Hospital, and she swam 6495 Caroline Street, 94, passed away peacefully on and John Charles; sons-in-law regularly even well into her 90s. October 30, 2020. Dennis McCarthy and Harold Most of all, she was truly She was born on March 26, Reynolds; and daughter-in-law loved by all, and family and 1926, in Nashville, Tennessee Wimberly Blackwood. friends will cherish her always. Milton. to David Morrison Johnson and Mary was preceded in death The memorial service will Della Mae Drake Johnson. Mary by her husband, William Black- be December 2, 2020 at Gulf wood; daughter, Sarah Black- Breeze Presbyterian Church at had a remarkable and long life, LEGAL 44406 Gulf Breeze News 11/19/20 overcoming polio as a child and wood McCarthy; and son, 11:00 AM. 8A November 19, 2020 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Joint venture would operate golf and clubhouse COVID-19 claims » Continued from Page 1A she said. vides for a three-year lease to purchase for Davis added that the Letter of Intent is the clubhouse, with the sale or lease details Christmas tree lot “Through this listing, I’ve had an under- not binding and the City is not agreeing to to be detrained once the LOI is signed. standing of the hurdles anyone will face in every item on it. Rather, signing the docu- In other news related to the 36-hole dual trying to buy the course,” Davis told Coun- ment allows negotiation on a contract to golf course property, Gulf Breeze City GB Optimists cancel sales cil members at the session in explaining begin. Manager Samantha Abell told Council why she was bringing an offer for less than The proposal, in its current form, pre- members the sale of 45 acres on the west ents bought Optimist trees, By Diane Skelton the list price. “They (the two parties listed serves the City’s interest in the spray fields. course to Santa Rosa County Schools has Special to the News© 2020 just as their parents did 25 to as purchasers) can justify their offer, and I That is a necessity in any sale of the prop- finally closed. [email protected] 30 years ago. The club plans don’t think it is unreasonable. This conver- erty. “That will preserve and enhance the to resume sales in 2021. sation began before Hurricane Sally.” Capstone Golf II is an experienced golf neighborhood integrity and property val- For the first time in 50 The Christmas tree sale is While quite a bit of work has been done course owner. Zepp is a local entrepreneur ues,” she said of the long-negotiated agree- years, the Gulf Breeze Opti- one of three primary fundrais- to repair the course from hurricane damage, who owns World of Beer in Pensacola, ment. mist Club will not be selling ers for Gulf Breeze Optimist more remains to be accomplished. among other holdings. He previously ap- Discussion of the sale of additional acre- Christmas trees. According to Club, which returns more “The offer is for the property as it is,” proached Council about his interest in the age on the west course was put on hold, at Ray Shane, chairman of tree than $50,000 to the commu- Davis said, “with future insurance pay- clubhouse, and his interest met with a fa- Davis’ suggestion, until a survey can be sales, COVID-19 safety con- nity each year for youth ac- ments going to them (the purchasers).” She vorable local reception among those famil- made. cerns, along with the severe tivities and scholarships. noted that even if the City retained owner- iar with his other ventures. However, two other parcels were men- shortage of Christmas trees, When COVID-19 halted the ship of the course and completed the neces- The offer, according to Davis, represents tioned by her as prospects for sale. One is forced the club to cancel its 45th Annual Optimist Family sary repairs, a future sale would not be able a “creative approach” located at 5820 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (82.98 popular fundraiser. Fishing Rodeo in May, club to rely on a much greater property value. because it will involve acres of mixed use land) and one is at Shane explained the club organizers rescheduled the Another point to be noted, she said, is simultaneous closing 5700 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (17.17 acres PBD sided with “an abundance of rodeo for October, following that the club is currently operating in the between an LLC — zoned). South Santa Rosa Utility Board has caution to protect the safety CDC guidelines. Two weeks red, although that financial situation has whose interest is golf previously recommended to Council that it of our supporters, customers, later, the club hosted its 21st improved since the City took ownership in play-focused — and list the properties in consideration of de- student and club volunteers Annual Charity Golf Tourna- 2012 and began to bring the property back Zepp, who wants to ferred capital needs and effluent capacity. and members.” ment at Tiger Point Golf Club, to a playable condition. Despite that exten- provide dining and en- The City may sell all or any portion of Club members tried to with more than 20 teams par- sive work, which brought the east course tertainment opportuni- the properties, depending on market re- secure trees from various ticipating. Neither of those to its best state in many years prior to the ties at the clubhouse. Abell sponse. wholesalers from Michigan events, however, is confined storm, and despite the fact that much repair Capstone Golf II, The first acreage, which includes about to North Carolina. Due to to a crowded space or uses work has been undertaken since Hurricane LLC, is offering half the purchase price for 33 acres of wetlands, will be listed at COVID-19, growers were high school volunteers, ath- Sally passed through, and despite the fact the golf course and would professionally about $3 million. The second is listed at unable to get the necessary letes and ROTC members as that the course is enjoying a high level of manage the property, while Zepp is putting $1,374,000. labor force during the grow- Christmas tree sales do. Gulf play, the financial situation is something up the remaining $500,000 for the owner- The properties do not have high value as ing season to trim and irrigate Breeze Optimist Club paid that must still be considered. ship and management of the clubhouse and spray fields for the City. trees. When the time came to retail prices to secure enough “You can’t get a loan on a business that west course holes 10 and 18. Council members signaled support for cut the trees, there were not trees to meet the club’s obliga- operates in the red, and Tiger Point does,” The Letter of Intent alternatively pro- selling the lots. enough trees available to har- tions to its 25 corporate spon- vest. That problem was com- sors. Each sponsor receives a pounded by 2019’s shortage large Christmas tree as part of of trees due to drought, fires the corporate sponsor pack- and a previous recession that age. Along with thanking its Ideas for thanking your family reduced planting. corporate sponsors, the club It’s almost Thanksgiving. much do I want to leave to each According to club presi- wants to thank all the fami- And although 2020 may have person? Do I need to go be- dent Tom Naile, shopping for lies who purchased trees in been a difficult year for you, as yond a simple will to establish Optimist Christmas trees is a the past and looks forward to it has been for many people, you an arrangement such as a living tradition for many families in serving its loyal customers in can probably still find things trust? For help in answering all Gulf Breeze. Last year, par- the future. for which you can be thankful these issues, you’ll want to work – such as your family. How can with an attorney. you show your appreciation for By making these moves, you your loved ones? can show your loved ones, in Here are a few suggestions: retirement years, the less you expenses. a tangible way, how much you • Invest in your children’s fu- may ever need to count on your • Create an estate plan. To value them – and that can help ture. If you have young children family. And second, you may leave a legacy to your family, you keep the spirit of Thanks- – or even grandchildren – one of want to protect yourself from you don’t have to be wealthy – giving alive all year long. the greatest gifts you can give the devastating costs of long- but you do need a comprehen- This article was written them is the gift of education. term care, such as an extended sive estate plan. You’ll have to by Edward Jones for use by your You may want to consider con- nursing home stay. A financial think through a lot of questions, local Edward Jones Financial tributing to a higher education professional can suggest a strat- such as: Have I named benefi- Advisor. Edward Jones, Mem- funding vehicle. egy to help you cope with these ciaries for all my assets? How ber SIPC. • Be generous. Do you have older children, just starting out in life? If so, they could well City of Gulf Breeze use a financial gift to help pay 1070 Shoreline Drive Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 off student loans, buy a car or PHONE: (850) 934-5100 FAX: (850) 934-5114 even make a down payment on a home. You can give up to NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE $15,000 per year, per recipient, NO. 09-2020 without incurring gift taxes. Of course, you don’t have to give Please be notified that proposed Ordinance No. 09-2020 was cash – you might want to con- presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze sider presenting your children for First Reading on Monday, November 16, 2020, and will with shares of stock in compa- be presented for a Public Hearing and Second Reading at a nies they like. Regular City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, December • Review your insurance cov- 7, 2020, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, erage. If you weren’t around, it 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. would leave some gaping holes – financial and otherwise – in The title of the proposed ordinance is as the lives of your family mem- follows: bers. That’s why it’s essential you maintain adequate life in- ORDINANCE NO. 09-2020 surance. Your employer might AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF offer a group plan, but it may not BREEZE, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE be sufficient to meet your needs. CITY’S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, There’s no magic formula for PART II, SUBPART B, OF THE CITY’S determining the right amount of CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO REVISE coverage, so you’ll have to con- CERTAIN PROVISIONS IN ARTICLE V, sider a variety of factors: your SECTIONS 21-307 AND 21-309, AND TO ADD NEW SECTIONS 21-309(20) AND 21- age, spouse’s income, number 309(21), REGARDING THE LOCATING More than half of U.S. adults of children and so on. Also, you OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS may want to consider disability FACILITIES IN THE PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF- report pandemic-related insurance – if you were unable WAY; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; to work for a while, it could PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING anxiety, depression and stress. cause a real problem for your FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR AN family’s finances. EFFECTIVE DATE. • Preserve your financial in- We can help. Telehealth can be dependence. When your chil- A copy of the proposed ordinance can be requested by emailing dren are young, you take care the City Clerk at [email protected], by phone at 850- done right from your home. of them. But you certainly don’t 934-5115 or by regular mail to City Clerk, City of Gulf Breeze, want them to have to do the 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. same for you – so it’s essen- tial you maintain your finan- A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the cial independence throughout public in the City Clerk’s office at Gulf Breeze City Hall. your life. You can do this in at Interested parties may appear at the Council meeting and be least a couple of ways. First, heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. If any person Let’s Talk: 850.469.3500 consider investing regularly in decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter Telehealth is available regardless of insurance or income status. your 401(k), IRA and other re- considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person may tirement accounts. The great- need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is er your resources during your made, which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be based (F.S. 286.0105). eLAKEVIEWCENTER.ORG Make a The City of Gulf Breeze adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable accommodations for access to this meeting by a physically handicapped person upon notice 48 hours prior to the meeting. Please call the City Clerk, Leslie Guyer, at 850-934-5115 or e-mail cityclerks@ gulfbreezefl.gov to make a request. Advertise your business or event. The City of Gulf Breeze, Florida By: Leslie A. 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Shay Constantine Morton spoke GBAHS President Barbara Udit Julie Day and Julie Anderson Trish Briska receives a GBAHS to the GBAHS October meeting. awards a prize to Betty Burell checking in Gulf Coast Friends prize. for wearing a face mask. members and guests. Historical Society learns about Peake’s Point The Gulf Breeze Area Histor- graduating class in Gulf Breeze ical Society enjoyed a program was 1971. She spent 18 years archives, insurance, security, The next general member- presented by Shay Constantine in Marathon Florida Keys, re- cleaning and decluttering, fund- ship meeting is Nov. 19 at 6 Morton, a seventh generation turned to Gulf Breeze in 1988. raising, membership and p.m. at Gulf Breeze Community Pensacolian who hailed from At that time her mother, Bette grants. Center. the Sarra family on her moth- Constantine, was very ill. In Shay Morton is planning pro- er’s side and the Constantines 2019, she moved to Pensacola. grams for general membership on her father’s side. She moved Morton’s topic for the evening meetings. Please contact her to Gulf Breeze in 1961, and the was Peake’s Point, its develop- with suggestions. family lived at her great-aunt’s ment and Dorothy Peake’s role Future projects at Benson cottages on Peake’s Point while in its development. House are being looked at by their house was being built. The special activities includ- two committees: the Archive Mercedes Peake was Shay’s ed a prizes given for face masks Committee (to be chaired by great-aunt. She had married Ed worn for COVID-19 protocol. Historian Vici Papajohn, with Peake, who had one sister, Dor- Halloween treats were given to Teresa Banfell, Dawn Hargrove othy Peake. attendees. and Kristin Parrish as mem- Shay Constantine Morton President Barbara Udit up- bers); and the Benson House graduated from Woodham High dated the Mark X and E Lou- Future Projects Committee (to School in 1970, since the first ise Benson House happenings: be chaired by Udit).

Louella Conn receives a GBAHS Teresa Markham receives a Caty Peterman receives a prize. GBAHS prize. GBAHS prize. 10A November 19, 2020 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com County addresses CARES Act spending, debris pickup and Waste Pro contract

more technology/laptops. receive a total of $32 million to handling the south end. Adams By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2020 Human Services dollars have be spent by Dec. 31.” is signing up residents for trash [email protected] helped 79 families receive wa- The county administrator pick up in the north end, even ter bill assistance, 30 families also updated commissioners on though they have no permit from Santa Rosa County Com- receive rental and mortgage as- FEMA funds available for local the county to do so. Waste Pro is missioners heard some updates sistance through a partnership residents or businesses due to taking the company to court. 850-932-6278 on Nov. 12 about CARES Act with Interfaith Ministries and Hurricane Sally destruction. Schebler said the staff rec- Publix Shopping Center | 836 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. spending in the county, FEMA 56 more families receive rental/ “So far, 659 homeowners or ommended county commission- assistance to county residents mortgage assistance from “an- renters have received $2.7 mil- ers approve a special meeting and businesses and debris pick- other pot of money,” Schebler lion and food victims, $17 mil- Nov. 24 at 9 a.m. to discuss the ups from Hurricane Sally, as well said, through Development Ser- lion. The U.S. Small Business issue with the new county com- as issues surrounding the Waste vices. administration has issued $11 missioners, who will be sworn Pro trash hauling lawsuit. Eight non-profit organiza- million in low interest loans to in this week. They agreed. But EXPERIENCED AGENTS County Administrator Dan tions/private schools received 227 people and businesses. That Schebler said the county would Schebler told commissioners reimbursement funds, also. For means the county has received, not get involved in the lawsuit YOU CAN TRUST that, so far, the county has spent utility help, housing, 211 and so far, over $30 million from between the two haulers. $8,325,033 in CARES Act mon- child care facilities the county FEMA due to Sally.” County Attorney Roy An- ey from the federal government spent $343,407 and has encum- He said even though the drews responded to a resident GULF BREEZE PROPER PORT ROYAL but has also encumbered/bud- bered another $58,836. FEMA centers here are closed, who asked, “Where was the au- geted over $2 million more. Reimbursements to the City as of last weekend, residents thority for the county to assign “Our spending plan is right of Milton, City of Jay and City may still apply for assistance a waste hauler contract without on track right now to be able to of Gulf Breeze have been made through Dec. 1. bids?” by noting Florida Statute use all the $32 million CARES for COVID expenses, including “Our Public Works is han- 403.706 provides the author- Act money from the federal PPE and testing. dling the debris pick ups around ity for the local governments government by the end of the “We have been having an av- the county with the contractor to regulate solid waste hauling, 326 DEER POINT DR. GULF BREEZE 42 PORT ROYAL WAY PENSACOLA year,” Schebler said. erage of 70 COVID tests per day and, so far, the contractor has as well as other services in the 4BD |2.5BA 4BD | 4FBA | 2HBA Schebler reported the most at county test sites,” Schebler picked up half a million cubic county. 3,059SF | $750,000 4,054SF | $1,795,000 CARES act funds requested and said. “There have also been re- yards. They will be making mul- “We used that statute for our SHERLYN WAGHALTER JENNY RUSHING spent, so far, are from Econom- imbursements to the Santa Rosa tiple passes in neighborhoods to authority in 2007, 2010, 2011, 850.449.4242 850.776.2959 ic Recovery grants for small County sheriff, tax collector, get all the debris from Hurricane 2014, 2018 and 2019. We clear- businesses. That amounts to property appraiser, courthouse, Sally, right through the end of ly have the authority. And we 30A EAST HILL $3,590,000 going to 343 small and clerk for COVID expenses. the year,” Schebler said. already had a contract in place businesses of the 409 that ap- For health and safety govern- Some residents questioned with Waste Pro, so we had au- plied. ment costs, the county has spent how the county was going to thority to change the terms to Education funding was sec- $2,785,602 from CARES Act handle the solid waste hauler have them pick up in the north ond in spent funds, with the funds and has encumbered/bud- issue, with Waste Pro now in- end of the county.” county sharing CARES Act geted another $143,444 from volved in a lawsuit with Adams Andrews said he had been dollars with Santa Rosa Coun- the next round of funds. Sanitation over trash pick-up in informed that an emergency 57 GRAYLING WAY INLET BEACH 1417 E. MAXWELL ST. PENSACOLA ty Schools for laptops. So far, “The first allocation from the north part of the county. hearing has been set for Nov. 30 3BD | 2.5BA | 1,705SF 5 BD | 2.5BA | 2,223SF $1,606,024 has been spent for the federal government was Adams claims the county did in Waste Pro vs. Adams Sanita- $509,000 $534,900 2000 laptops, with another for $8,040,299,” Schebler said. not have authorization to give tion to request the judge render CARRIE CARVER CAIT GROSS 205.412.8438 850.529.3774 $1,899,456 encumbered to be “The second allocation was for that part of the county to Waste a decision before the end of the given to the school district for $6,432, 240. We are supposed to Pro, just because Waste Pro was year. PORTOFINO GULF BREEZE Lynchard, Salter end terms as Santa Rosa Commissioners

By Pam Brannon person.” out to look at the county All the commissioners and and saw it was pretty Gulf Breeze News © 2020 5 PORTOFINO DR. #1805 PENSACOLA BEACH 4103 OAK POINTE DR. GULF BREEZE [email protected] some county administration of- much destroyed, and we 2BD | 2.5BA | 1,333SF 3BD | 3BA | 2,100SF ficials paid tribute to the com- had to rebuild so much. Santa Rosa County Commis- $514,900 $359,000 missioners at the end of the The next year, Hurricane LORRAINE P. BRACKIN BEVERLY SIGURNJAK sioners Lane Lynchard of Gulf meeting, as Lynchard and Salter Dennis hit; we had to do 850.736.1181 850.384.5175 Breeze and Don Salter of Mil- gave their exit statements. it all over again. Then in ton ended their tenure as com- County Administrator Dan 2007 we had a recession/ DOWNTOWN PENSACOLA PENSACOLA missioners with last Thursday’s Schebler presented them with Lynchard Salter depression hit us. We meeting on Nov. 12. framed flags, explaining, “These were losing $3.4 million They got a chance to say flags were flown over the U.S. office, I was struck by the dedi- a year, which got up to goodbye to their fellow com- Capitol on Sept. 16, 2020. We cation of every single county $13 million. missioners, county staff and want to present them to both employee. Every one is essen- “So this year, I told Mr. Sche- constituents, and a long string of you as a ‘thank you’ for ev- tial to Santa Rosa County. They bler that I wanted a peaceful of accolades came their way at erything you have done for this work hard to make the county a year as chairman — and look 205 CEVALLOS ST. PENSACOLA 1025 COBBLESTONE DR. PENSACOLA the meeting. county.” better place and to improve the what happened.” Salter said. 4BD | 3FBA | 2HBA 3BD | 2BA | 1,428SF Gulf Breeze Mayor Cherry Commissioner Dave Piech lives of our residents. Anything “First we started out with the vi- 3,152SF | $1,150,000 $219,900 Fitch addressed the commis- of Navarre said, “I have learned I am able to point to as a success rus, then forest fires, then Hur- SHERLYN WAGHALTER SHANNON KIKER 850.449.4242 850.324.1476 sion, explaining why the City a lot from both of you every over my past 12 years has been ricane Sally. We have had all sent her with a presentation for day. As the newest commis- due to the team we have worked kinds of challenges. But I want Commissioner Lynchard, who sioner, I want to thank you, Mr. with, including nine different to thank the staff, because in all SANTA ROSA TOWERS GULF BREEZE PROPER is from Gulf Breeze and who Lynchard, for your leadership, commissioners, three different the 56 years of employment I served as county commissioner and you, Mr. Salter, for your administrators, and so many have never worked with a better for 12 years, until losing his years of service to the county department heads that all make team — three years in the Army, election this fall. and as a veteran. You are both my job here easy.” 33 years for Gulf Power and 20 Fitch said, “It has been my leaving big shoes to try to fill.” “But I don’t know anyone years as county commissioner. privilege to work with Lane Commissioner Sam Parker who has done more for Santa And I’m going to stay involved, Lynchard for the past two years. told the men, “Lane Lynchard, Rosa County than Don Salter,” through working on the Military 800 FT. PICKENS RD. #403 PENSACOLA BEACH 204 CAMELIA ST. GULF BREEZE He not only kept the City in you have been a commissioner Lynchard said. Advisory Committee and with 2BD | 2BA | 1,595SF 4BD | 3.5BA | 3,135SF mind, but he also worked for that, when you talk, everyone He then thanked his wife and the Veterans Memorial Park.” $499,000 $449,000 the greater area, as well as the son for all their support over the KATHRYN PARO JENNY RUSHING listens. Many times, when we Salter said, “No one ever 727.902.0008 850.776.2959 entire county. Commissioner came up onto an issue where past 12 years. comes into this job as com- Lynchard has done so many Salter said, “It’s been 20 there was no clear path forward, missioner saying, ‘I want to QUAYSIDE VILLAGE GULF BREEZE PROPER things to help our community, you would find that path. Your years in this office, and what a screw up this county.’ We all but one touching our hearts is leadership has been so impor- journey it has been. There have come with different visions the Miracle League, helping tant to all of us. Our friendship been many highs and lows, but and different processes in how disabled and handicapped indi- over the past four years has been maybe the best high is that Santa to get there. But I have never viduals, as well as now getting important to me.” Rosa County is known as one of worked with a more dedicated, one or two or three ball fields Commissioner Bob Cole said, the counties with the lowest tax- more intelligent, more com- on Pensacola State property the “Lane, your acute understanding ation. But one of the lows has to mitted or informed commis- community can use. The RE- of the law on a day-to-day basis be in 2004, the day after I took sioner than Commissioner Lane 6024 TOULOUSE ST. GULF BREEZE 217 OVIEDO ST. GULF BREEZE STORE Act was so important has been a great help. You have over my first term as chairman Lynchard.” 4BD | 3BA | 2,424SF 4BD | 3BA | 3,070SF and has been invaluable to us. of the commission and Hurri- $389,900 $449,900 represented Santa Rosa County Salter said now he will spend SHANNON KIKER ELLEN S MIHEVE The way the RESTORE Act in the highest degree, always. It cane Ivan hit. The morning af- a bit more time with his wife 850.324.1476 850.982.5057 money was divided has helped has been a real pleasure to work ter Ivan came through, we went and grandchildren. all of us, like helping get rid of alongside of you. BEACH HAVEN GULF BREEZE PROPER some bad water in Navarre, as “Commissioner Salter, Whit- well as helping us take a step in ing Field is better buffered from the direction of our septic tank encroachment and closure than removal.” any time in its history, thanks to She then spoke briefly to you. Also, the economic growth Commissioner Salter, for whom through our industrial parks that she also had a plaque, saying, “I you fought for will continue to 809 BREMEN AVE. PENSACOLA 465 JAMES RIVER RD. GULF BREEZE have known you, Commission- grow.” er Salter, for decades and have 3BD | 1BA | 1,072SF 4BD | 3BA | 3,966SF Lynchard told his fellow $104,000 $919,000 appreciated all your service to commissioners and those in at- CARRIE CARVER SHERLYN WAGHALTER the county. You are a special tendance, “Since the first day in 205.412.8438 850.449.4242 CANTONMENT GULF FRONT

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SchedulesSchedules Thursday, Nov. 19 GBHS girls’ soccer at West Florida, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) GBHS girls’ basketball vs. Washington, (JV 5 p.m., Var. 6:15) GBHS girls’ ninth- grade soccer at West Florida, 5:30 p.m. GBHS boys’ ninth- grade soccer vs. Escambia, 6 p.m. LPCA girls’ basketball at Milton, 6 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 20 GBHS boys’ soccer vs. Catholic, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Saturday, Nov. 21 Seabreeze stunner GBHS girls’ Daytona Beach Seabreeze players celebrate the two- soccer vs. Fort point conversion that beat the Dolphins 21-20 in Walton, (JV 11 a.m., overtime Friday. Var. 1) LPCA boys’ basketball at Young Kids in Motion, 3:30 p.m. Devastated in Daytona Monday, Nov. 23 GBHS boys’ Two-point conversion the soccer vs. Fort Walton, (JV 5:30 difference in Dolphins’ p.m., Var. 7:30) 21-20 loss in overtime Tuesday, Nov. 24 “I told them (after the game) By Jason Thompson they had nothing to hang their GBHS girls’ Gulf Breeze News © 2020 [email protected] heads about.” soccer vs. Tate, (JV The Dolphins led three times 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) The Gulf Breeze Dolphin in the game, the last of which GBHS boys’ football team and Charlie was when Carson Hepworth basketball vs. Brown now have something in threw a 10-yard touchdown Escambia, (Ninth common — they know what it pass­to­Cole­Hartley­on­the­first­ grade 4:30 p.m., JV 6, feels like when Lucy pulls the down in overtime. Var. 7:30) ball off the tee. Seabreeze answered with a Daytona Beach Seabreeze’s 1-yard touchdown run by Amir Results Amir Brown scored on a two- Adams on fourth-and-goal. point conversion in overtime With the Sandcrabs missing a Thursday, Nov. 12 to lift the Sandcrabs past Gulf 48-yard­ field­ goal­ in­ the­ final­ Central girls’ Breeze 21-20 in a Class 6A Play- minute of regulation, they opted basketball 51, Lady In Game Friday at Municipal for two, with Adams scoring the Dolphins 39 Stadium in Daytona. game-winner. It was by far the closest “We had some missed Thursday, Nov. 12 Gulf Breeze (2-5) has come to assignments ... it seemed like Pace girls’ basketball ­winning­the­ school’s­ first-ever­ every time we made a mistake, they were there to take advantage 65, Lady Dolphins postseason game. The Dolphins have made the of it,” Clayton said. 22 postseason four times in Bobby After­a­scoreless­first­­quarter,­ Clayton’s­five-year­tenure­as­head­ GBHS took a 3-0 lead on a Friday, Nov. 13 coach.­They­ have­ lost­ their­ first­ 28-yard­ field­ goal­ by­ Cade­ GBHS boys’ soc- round playoff games by a total of Lombardo. The Dolphins, cer 4, Niceville 2 21 points, with three of them by who received the second half Seabreeze football 21, four points or less. kickoff, had a chance to make Dolphins 20 (OT) “We played hard. We had it 10-0, but the Seabreeze made some opportunities and some a stop at the 1-yard line on the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News missed opportunities,” coach final­play­of­the­first­half.­ Clayton said. Seabreeze’s Caiden Patton checks on Ty Horton after the game Friday night. See Dolphins, Page 2B »

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GURUS PHILIP GIBSON PHILIP GIBSON BRETT JASON THOMPSON LISA NEWELL TOM Gibson,Gibson, Zieman Zieman BUTTELL Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News UEBERSCHAER for all andand HeathHeath FamilyFamily Peoples Home Health Attorney at Law DentistryDentistry Game 1 Gurus Game 1 #6 Florida at Vanderbilt Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Game 2 Tom Ueberschaer and Philip Game 2 #4 Clemson at Florida State Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Gibson both went a perfect Game 3 10-0 in last week’s Gridiron Game 3 Kentucky at #1 Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Game 4 Guru contest (Editorial Note: Game 4 Tennessee at #24 Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn All Gurus were given wins for Brock Clayton (above) catches a touchdown late in the first half against Escambia. The Dolphins Game 5 games that were postponed due beat previously unbeaten Escambia 14-7 and Tate 21-14 in overtime Thursday. Game 5 #10 Indiana at #3 Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Indiana Ohio State to Covid-19). Game 6 Among the list of games for Game 6 #13 Wisconsin at #23 Northwestern Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin this week are a pair of Big 10 Game 7 matchups, with Indiana traveling Game 7 #14 Oklahoma State at #18 Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Game 8 to “The Horseshoe” against Ohio Game 8 Atlanta at New Orleans New Orleans Atlanta New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans State and Northwestern hosting Game 9 Wisconsin. Game 9 Detroit at Carolina Detroit Carolina Detroit Carolina Carolina The Bedlam Series, known as Game 10 Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, Game 10 Pittsburgh at Jacksonville Pittsburgh Jacksonville Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh is also this weekend. Last The Saints will host the 10-0 9-1 9-1 9-1 10-0 Last Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, Total 61-29 55-35 61-29 59-31 63-27 while the unbeaten Pittsburgh

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Lady Dolphins open season with 0-0 tie The GBHS Lady GBHS had only four Dolphin soccer team shots on goal as Molly Clark opened the Jeff Klug- made three saves and Katie era with a 0-0 tie with Ardoin, one. defending Mississippi 6A The Lady Dolphins play state champions Gulfport at West Florida tonight and in Gulfport on Nov. 10. host Fort Walton Saturday.

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Zack Thompson is fouled in the Dolphins’ 8-0, season-opening win at Milton Nov. 11. Fiber Optic Internet Services Dolphin soccer beats Call Kevin Bulla defending state champs, 4-2 Escambia & Santa Rosa 433-1131 Okaloosa & Walton 244-2983 The Dolphins scored an own goal before Dolphins 8, Milton 0 (40 minutes): By Jason Thompson kmsbusiness.com Gulf Breeze News © 2020 the Eagles tied it in the 13th minute. Peyton Ciccarello recorded a hat trick as Gulf [email protected] Tatro scored off an Anthony Ciccarello Breeze needed only one half to win in corner kick in the 31st minute to give Gulf Milton on the eight-goal mercy rule. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin soccer team Breeze a 2-1 halftime lead. Zach Thompson scored twice, while scored three of the game’s final four goals Niceville tied it early in the second half Luke Jacobi, Gailey and Ryan Padich all as they beat defending 4A state champion before Gavin Gailey gave Gulf Breeze the scored once. Padich’s was a penalty kick Niceville 4-2 in their home opener Friday. lead for good with about 10 minutes left. after Hanie Kousa was fouled in the bus. The loss snapped Niceville’s 27-game Owen Smith added an insurance goal Kousa had two assists, while Gabe unbeaten streak. The Eagles had lost only with about five minutes left. J.T. Nash had Wilson had one. The Dolphins host Catholic once in their last 39 games. five saves in the win. Friday night.

First GB Elementary Honor Roll announced Warren Stevens, Bowser, Jesse Henry, Calla Elizabeth Myers, Maila Nicole Terrell, Emery Alessandra principal, and the staff of Brady, Riley Ann Hogan, Grace Marie Nguyen, Banner Nguyen-Tha Tiner, Blake Robert Carmichael, Allie Renee Isbell, Finley Ambrose Norris, Gabriel Crawford Twidwell, Finley Joseph Gulf Breeze Elementary Castor, Reina Veloso Jacobs, Charlette Catherine Osban, Michael Dean Ullrich, Ruby Elizabeth School congratulate the Cordero, Max Rafael King, Max Wyatt Ottaviano, Rocco Nicandro Vignes, Lottie Ellafair following students for Cornelius, George Markwalter Kopcsak, Aria Olivia Rotolo, Roman Michael Voelkel, John Noah Blue making the first nine- Crooke, Brennan Rose Loeb, Julia Paige Sabo, Bennett Davidson Ward, Aoi Peter Dennison, Charles Broderick Lynch, Elaina Louise Salley, Adelyn Juliet Ward, Tessa Marie weeks Honor Roll: Donovan, Noah Kyle Lynch, Griffin Clay Sampler, Nathan Steven Watson, Ansley Marie ‘A’ Honor Roll Dwier, Gavin Thomas Malone, Brody Charles Sardina, Elijah Daniel Weed, Marshall Ray First Grade Flippin, Lucas Alexander McGarvey, Emily Elizabeth Snyder, Jackson Wyatt Wheeler, Alaina Lucille Arnold, Alec Christopher Fortier, Collin Patrick Middendorf, Rylan Daniel Southerland, Steven Patrick Wilson, Jackson Buckley Austin, Bradford Cain Fraiche, Jack Finnley Moore, Jett Aurelian Stafford, Lillian Amelia Avila, Margarite Maria Harris, Dominic Hesh Morgan, Clara June Sultan, Lara Abo Assad See First GBES, Best, Shelby July Hassell, Graycie Amber Mueller, Jacob Richard Tan, Nicolas Nai Page 4B » Dolphins From Page 1B » ENVIRONMENTALfrom GBHS AP Environmental FACT OF The Sandcrabs scored on their THE WEEK Science Class first possession of the second Written by Lauren Kellen half. Gulf Breeze responded with a nine-play drive, with Ryland McCurdy finding Monarch Butterfiles Carson Hepworth on a 56-yard Monarch butterflies are a species of invertebrate touchdown poass. Lombardo’s that make an appearance in the Florida panhandle PAT with 2:22 left in the third in early Fall. Butterflies have very complex life cycles. quarter made it 10-7. First, from tiny, round eggs come small green-and- The two teams traded white-striped caterpillars, which feed on the milkweed possessions before Adams leaves. Then the caterpillars transform into pupae. To scored on a 15-yard run with become a pupa, also called a chrysalis, a monarch larva attaches itself 10:59 left in the game. The PAT with silk to a leaf or branch, sheds its skin, and forms a hard shell. This made it 13-10 Seabreeze. vase-shaped case starts out green with shiny golden dots and slowly The teams traded possessions becomes white, then see-through. After 9 to 15 days, a fully formed again, with the Dolphins getting butterfly emerges. As cold weather approaches, millions of butterflies the ball back with 4:15 left. eave their typical habitats in Canada and the United States and begin GBHS had a 12-yard touchdown flying south. These insects then travel until they reach Southern California run by McCurdy called back on or central Mexico, more than 2,000 miles away. One unique detail about a penalty before Lombardo hit this journey is that the monarchs will return to the same forests each a 33-yard field goal with 57.7 year, and some even find the same tree that their ancestors landed on. seconds left to tie it. Some estimates say up to a billion butterflies arrive in the mountains of A 47-yard field goal try by Mexico each year. However, monarch butterflies only live a few months, Seabreeze (after GBHS called therefore none have the ability to make the journey more than once. two timesouts) was wide left To become a sponsor of the Environmental Fact of the Week, please email and short. [email protected] or call Lisa Newell at (850) 932-8986. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 19, 2020 3B

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Morgan Taylor added Sunday, November 22 11, while Whitley Smith had five; Bianca 12:00 PM Philadelphia at Cleveland FOX Gatmaitan, four; Mia Warner, two; and Atlanta at New Orleans FOX Gabby Branning and Piper Tieman, one Cincinnati at Washington CBS each. Detroit at Carolina FOX Pittsburgh at Jacksonville CBS Pace 65, Lady Dolphins 22: Pace Tennessee at Baltimore CBS scored the game’s first 19 points as Taylor New England at Houston CBS led Gulf Breeze with 11 points. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 3:05 PM Miami at Denver CBS The Lady Dolphins will host Washing- New York at Los Angeles CBS Morgan Taylor handles the ball in preseason action at Pace against Central. ton tonight (JV 5 p.m., varsity 6:15). 3:25 PM Green Bay at Indianapolis FOX Dallas at Minnesota FOX 7:20 PM Kansas City at Las Vegas NBC GBHS first nine-week Honor Roll revealed Monday, November 23 7:15 PM Los Angeles at Tampa Bay ESPN Danny Brothers, prin- Jacobs, Amelia Grace Winchester, James Brandon Lam, Gia Dat Branstetter, Avery Berlin cipal, and the staff of Jagar, Charlotte Anne Yang, Vincent Bao-Long Landrum, Brayden Ambrose Branton, Elizabeth Ann FBS COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON TV Johnson, Emily Sinclair Sophomores Leveille, Colin Joseph Broussard, Gabrielle Grace Gulf Breeze High School Jones, Elijah Tyler Alano, Mark Albert Hernandez Lim, Ronen Chi Broussard, MacKinley Claire congratulate the follow- Kalb, Benjamin Christopher Alqudah, Laith Yazan Linkous, Samuel James Brumbalow, 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