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BY MAT PELLEGRINO many people flocked to the County Public compared to 17,137 people last chance of rain on Saturday.” Saturday … the rain was more Gulf Breeze News Pensacola Beach over the week- Works year. On Sunday, the toll booths Lee said those reports could southeast and west,” Lee said. [email protected] end for the air show. According Department, saw only 127 fewer vehicles have driven away a lot of air “There was severe weather warn- to Santa Rosa Island Authority Saturday’s compared to the same time last show enthusiasts over the week- ing in Pensacola. Pilots couldn’t Even though the Blues were Executive Director Buck Lee, numbers were year. end. get out to planes even if they not soaring over the beach this traffic was down on Friday and actually up at “I was originally concerned On Saturday, the air show had wanted to take off on Saturday.” weekend, many people were Saturday compared to when the the toll booth because there were no Blue to be delayed about 30 minutes During the Blue Angels home- thankful for a new set of wings Blues flew in the past. Lee compared to last Angels,” Lee said. “A lot of because of severe weather in coming weekend in years past, that drew in an estimated Data obtained by Cheryl year. This year, news agencies were reporting a Pensacola according to Lee. Lee said he estimated the beach 161,688 visitors to the area. Messier, the Administrative 18,632 vehicles passed through 70 percent chance of rain on “We were luckily in a little See SATURDAY’S Page 2A Despite the new act, not as Assistant for the Escambia the toll booth on Saturday, as Friday and then 40 percent dome out here on the beach on

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BY MAT PELLEGRINO Santa Gulf Breeze News Rosa [email protected] County commis- sioners did not hesitate for a second on deciding what steps to take to get a new judicial center built in Santa Rosa County. On July 11, commissioners met at a special meeting at their chambers in Milton to discuss whether a new judicial center was a necessity at a time when counties are cutting back staff and expenses to keep up with their declining budgets. “The importance of this has grown over the last 10 years,” said county commissioner Bob Cole, who has been at the forefront of the new judicial facility for years now. “This has been a thorn in all of our sides, and we have tip toed Photo by Bri Taylor | Gulf Breeze News around this for too long.” The six Lima Lima’s flew over the white sands of Pensacola Beach on Friday. Despite great weather conditions, thousands less flocked to the air The current judicial facility has served the show on Friday and Saturday. county since 1927 and sits in the heart of downtown Milton. An addition was built in 1959, and modular units were added in 2008 to accommodate additional courtrooms. Commissioners said they had looked at areas Officers shoot, kill dog in scuffle in the south end of the county to put proposed judicial center. But they said the center has to be BY MAT PELLEGRINO According to the dence with the United States Marshals pitbull, and instead of pulling the dog built in the county's seat, which is Milton. Gulf Breeze News sheriff's office press Fugitive Task Force, Okaloosa County back, she released the dog, which then “We've obviously outgrown that courthouse,” [email protected] release, deputies Sheriff's Office and Special Agents of lunged at several deputies on scene. said Gulf Breeze county commissioner Lane attempted to serve the Drug Enforcement Administration According to the press release, Lynchard. A Navarre man's dog was shot and warrants on two sus- to serve the warrants, Dyson answered deputies had no option but to shoot the The next words out of Lynchard's mouth killed by Santa Rosa County deputies pects, Cassie Dyson the door holding Adam's white pitbull dog. didn't seem to deter any of the 40 audience after a woman released the dog, and Daniel Adams for by its neck. According to the press Adams told the deputy that he members in attendance at the meeting. described as "aggressive" on the offi- Drug Trafficking and release, the 70 to 85 lb. pitbull was planned on calling a family member to “The only viable option is a sales tax,” Dyson cers as they attempted to serve a war- other Felony war- growling and very aggressive. come out and bury the dog. Lynchard said. rant on a her and another man inside rants. Deputies asked Dyson, who was Commissioners have thrown around the idea  her home. When deputies went to the resi- seven months pregnant, to secure the See Dog Page 2A of a one-cent See One Page 3A

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Continued from page 1A area could have taken a $2.4 mil- lion loss in revenue. Those statis- saw an estimated 150,000 people tics came from The HAAS Center Calendar of Meetings pass through the toll booth. in Pensacola. In 2012, an estimated 171,813 The SRIA executive director passed through the toll booth, said most air shows like this Friday, July 19 while this year, about 161,688 charge viewers to watch the show. Womens Business Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., people passed through. But when Lee said SRIA really looked at First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze/Storypoint focusing on the real numbers, that the impact the show had on the Church means that only 4,000 fewer vehi- local businesses. On Monday, Lee cles passed through the toll booth said he had spoken with a few Monday, July 22 this year as compared to the same businesses that said the weekend Gulf Breeze Police Pension Board Meeting, 8 time last year. was just as good as any other a.m., Gulf Breeze Police Station, Break Room When the Blue Angels origi- Blues weekend. nally cancelled their show earlier “I did talk to Capt’n Fun’s, and Commissioner Committee, 9 a.m., Santa Rosa this year, Lee attempted to offer they were saying this (past) County Administrative Center, Board Room the Navy money to keep them fly- Saturday was just as good as any Navarre Community Center Public Meeting, 5:30 ing over the July 4 weekend. other Blue Angels Saturday,” Lee p.m., Navarre Visitors Center Authorities argued because the said. “The RV park only had half Blues’ practice times were also a dozen spots available (too). Tuesday, July 23 being cut, they were probably not “We have to look at the bigger Budget Workshop - Constitutional Officers, 9 fit to fly in the annual show this picture. Are they (visitors) staying Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News a.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, year. After the disappointing two or three days, and are they Beachgoers look on at the aircraft acrobatics act on Board Room Saturday on Casino Beach. news, Lee worked to get another supporting commercial indus- Budget Workshop - Board of Commissioners, air show to the area. try?” 1:30 p.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, Lee said SRIA budgeted During the air show, Lee said PB Toll booth numbers comparison Board Room $150,000 for the air show. That he had people come up to him and School Board Workshop - 2013-2014 Budget included the concert, additional thank him for keeping the air 2012 Air show 2013 Air show sheriff’s deputies, a reception for show going, even though it wasn’t Presentation, 5 p.m., SRC School Board & Superintendent’s Office the sponsors and hotel rooms for the Blues in the skies. Fri- 21,895 Fri- 17,152 all of the pilots in Pensacola. Lee “People that would come up to Gulf Breeze Master Plan Public Meeting, 6 p.m., said SRIA probably spent just a me that knew me out of the blue Gulf Breeze Community Center Sat- 17,137 Sat- 18,632 said ‘thank you for doing this, little over $100,000 over the SRC School Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., School weekend. thank you for doing this.’ I don’t Board & Superintendent’s Office If SRIA had not found a know how many people came up Sun- 18,239 Sun- 18,112 replacement for the Blues, the to me and said that,” Lee said. Board of Adjustments, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers Surfboard stolen from vehicle on Soundview Wednesday, July 24 Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board, 8:30 a.m., A $500 surfboard was stolen a.m. after he was stopped for DUI with property damage and Public Services Conference Room Gulf Breeze off of a vehicle on Tuesday off of going 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. possession of drug paraphernalia. Public Safety Coordination Council, Santa Rosa Soundview Trail at 9:13 a.m. Police The man, 28, was arrested and Correctional Institution Report charged with marijuana posses- Saturday, July 13 Tuesday, July 9 sion under 20 grams. Audrey Potter-Lipsco, of Santa Rosa Island Authority Committee Meeting, A vehicle left the roadway at Pensacola was arrested at 2:56 5 p.m., SRIA Meeting Room Gulf Breeze Hospital at 12:30 Information provided by Friday, July 12 p.m. in the McDonald’s parking Parks and Recreation, 5:30 p.m., Santa Rosa a.m. after it blew a tire and came Gulf Breeze Police Department Officers responded to an acci- lot for an outstanding warrant. County Administrative Center, Boa Room to final rest on the helicopter pad dent at 9:13 p.m. on Pensacola in front of the hospital. No dam- police, and was later resolved. Bay Bridge. When they respond- Monday, July 15 Thursday, July 25 age was reported done to the heli- ed, they found Lisa Galloway, 39 On Pensacola Beach Road, GBA Chamber Business After Hours, 5:30 p.m. - 7 copter pad. Thursday, July 11 of Redwood Lane. Galloway was Russell Jameson, 55, was arrested p.m., Coins, Sportscards & Racing Collectibles At 9:35 p.m. a verbal family A Pensacola man was arrested found to be under the influence of for DUI and failure to register disturbance was called in to for marijuana possession at 1:18 alcohol and was charged with their vehicle. Former District 2 Lieutenant passes away

FROM STAFF REPORTS the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s 2012, in our Reserve Program for Gulf Breeze News Office. During her long tenure Lieutenant some time. [email protected] with us, she was a member of Bray retired In a press release issued to the first K-9 Unit established in from the the media, the department said The Santa Rosa County the County as well as a Sheriff’s Office that “Bray was an asset to the Sheriff’s Office announced the Detective in the Criminal and received Sheriff’s Office, as well as to the passing of Theda “Cheryl” Bray, Investigative Unit. the Honorary community. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report After she was promoted to Rank of “Her loyalty and dedication a former District 2 (Navarre) Bray Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Lieutenant on July 12. Lieutenant, she took command Captain. to the Santa Rosa County In February of 1982, of District 5 (Jay) as well as She rem- Sheriff’s Office will not be for- Felonies Navarre, sex offender “Cheryl” began her career with District 2 (Navarre). In June of ained with the Sheriff’s Office gotten.” 7/9/2013 violation Barber, Jerry Leon, W/M, 46, Homeless, Navarre, 7/12/2013 CORRECTION crimes against person Forsell, Chad Sly, W/M, Dog allegedly attacked officers Dyson, Cassie Marie, 19, 8000 block of Randall W/F, 20, 2000 block of Dr., Navarre, larceny Gulf Breeze News strives Aurora Dr., Navarre, assault Waite, Kaysea Emily, Continued from page 1A residue. degree felonies. Dyson, who for accuracy and deeply Mullins, Brandin Both Dyson works at a retail store in Gulf W/M, 25, 7000 block of regrets the error on page Christopher, W/M, 22, 8000 Blackjack Cir., Navarre, According to the report, and Adams were Breeze, was additionally charged 1A In the July 11 issue of block of Lucena St., two probation violation Dyson was described as being subsequently with three counts of Assault on Gulf Breeze News. In the counts of probation violation arrested and an Officer. “under the influence of an exter- story about black bear DUIs nal agent.” transported to Bond was set at $50,000 on encounters, Erik 7/10/2013 7/13/2013 When deputies went inside to the Santa Rosa Dyson. Askegard should have Kennedy, Jason Galloway, Lisa Joy, W/F, retrieve Dyson’s purse, they County Jail. Adams Adams, 21, was arrested and been identified as the Chesley, W/M, 37, 2000 39, 3000 block of Redwood found a hypodermic needle, a Because of the booked in jail on $10,000 bond. person who encountered block of Paloma St., Ln., Gulf Breeze, DUI spoon and a prescription pill bot- pitbull incident, Dyson was addi- He was released shortly after his Navarre, aggravated assault a black bear. Gulf Breeze tle with no pills inside, just tionally charged with three third arrest. 7/15/2013 News regrets the error. 7/11/2013 Jameson, Russell Earl, Gifford, Nathan Daniel, W/M, 55, 5000 block of Gulf W/M, 20, 7000 block of Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze, Long-Wiggins Sandstone St., Navarre, two DUI counts of larceny, five Whitman Estes, Michelle counts of burglary Ann, W/F, 46, 8000 block of conviction upheld Moore, James Rudd, Bay River Rd., Navarre, DUI A/M, 20, 2000 block of ■ A Gulf Breeze woman who they were hoping for was not Castle Grove Dr., Navarre, aided in a robbery back in 2009 there. from your friends at Gulf Breeze News lewd and lascivious offense Note: All arrest and police that received national media Wiggins aided in the crime Rodriguez, Armando reports published in Gulf Nic Beovich • July 18 Breeze News are public attention had a conviction by hiding a safe taken in the NMN, H/M, 24, 8000 block record and do not imply upheld by the First District robbery in the backyard of her Kevin Grace • July 19 of Raleigh St., Navarre, guilt. All suspects are pre- Court of Appeal on July 8. Gulf Breeze home. probation violation Karen Green • July 20 Zimmerman, Joshua sumed innocent until proven Pamela Long-Wiggins, 51, She also transported guns and/or adjudicated guilty in a was found guilty of accessory used in the crime to Mississippi Bobby Murphy • July 23 Andrew, W/M, 21, 2000 block of Navarre Park Ln., court of law. after the fact in the murder of to hide them after the crime Charles Collins • July 23 Beulah residents Melanie and took place. Byrd Billings Wiggins was sentenced to 28 Laken Troup • July 26 GULF BREEZE FIRE REPORT back in July years in prison in September Josh Wise • July 27 2009. 2011 by Circuit Judge Nicholas Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue The Beulah Geeker. Steve Claus • July 27 couple took In her appeal, Wiggins Lexi Stevens • July 30 During the week of July 8 care of nine argued that because she cooper- through July 14, the GBFR disabled chil- ated with the state, she should responded to a total of 17 dren. The cou- have been granted a lesser sen- Congratulations to this Week’s Winner emergency calls. Eight were medical, one ple was shot tence during her trial. Long-Wiggins Josh Wise • July 27 motor vehicle accident, one and killed after The state came back saying Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre, Pensacola hazardous condition, one five robbers that the prosecution in the case Museum of Art or Big Kahuna tickets. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 18, 2013 3A Tax increase could help build courthouse SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Specializing in: Continued from page 1A victed criminals. Microincision Cataract Surgery “We have judges who walk up ● Over 30,000 implants performed sales tax increase for years, but “It will be a point of no return if we pull the and down those halls to go from ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology in Pensacola many have been against it accord- trigger on this construction project.” courtroom to courtroom,” Miller said. “I don't think there is a bet- Visit www.UllmanEye.com ing to Cole. Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Commissioners said they – Bob Cole ter time to build a new courthouse Dr. Ullman for their surgery. would want to see the new sales Santa Rosa County commissioner on the decision than now.” 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 tax increase on the next ballot- on whether or not to build a new judicial facility Ward 1 City of Milton council- (850 ) 208-1900 with some provisions of course. man Wes Meiss said the city is One of the provisions included open to giving suggestions on a promise to sunset the sales tax where to put the judicial center. increase once the proposed judi- Lynchard said that a one-cent struction project,” Cole said. "By One location county commission- cial facility was paid off. sales tax increase would give the the time it hits the ballots, we will ers said they are currently eyeing The county did a study in 2011 county an additional $12.4 mil- have to determine location and is the now closed Food World lion a year. That means, if the costs. Karen Kennedy, MD that estimated the cost of a new location that sits next to a Kmart Gynecology Board Certified | Registered Pharmacist 146,000 sq. ft. judicial facility new facility costs $32 million, the John Miller, a circuit court in Milton. The only issue the would be almost $32 million. county could pay the facility off judge in the Santa Rosa County county would have with that loca- Laura Sigler, ARNP That cost did not include land and in less than three years. said the current courthouse is an tion is paying off Kmart to move Certified in Women’s Health site costs. “We want this on the ballot embarrassment. or waiting to see if the store Options for Gynecologic Issues ❖ Management for Urininary ❖ Hormones Incontinence ❖ Ultrasound ❖ Birth Control Options ❖ Pelvic Pain A 150,000 sq. ft. courthouse, next year,” Cole said. “Supreme court judges came would close in the future. built in Marion County cost tax- But before commissioners to our facility…they told us we In the past, commissioners had 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 ■ Gulf Breeze, FL ■ could even get the ball rolling on had the worst courthouse in the eyed a location in East Milton and Dr. Karen Kennedy 8880 Navarre Pkwy. #201 Navarre, FL payers $41 million in 2012. www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 Commissioners Don Salter the judicial facility, Lynchard said state of Florida,” Miller said. even a location in Milton off of said that the ultimate question that the county would need to facili- “We should not build a new court- Dogwood Drive. is on everyone's mind is, are the tate a travel time study. The study house to make judges comfort- At their meeting, commission- citizens willing to pay for the new will show the best area to put the able. The one we have now is ers voted and approved doing a judicial facility? new courthouse, in regards to obsolete and unsafe.” demographic study and a travel “Are the citizens going to build drive time for citizens all around Inside the current courthouse, time study. Commissioners said this courthouse? Because we are the county. people doing something as simple they hoped to have those studies not paying for this,” Salter said. “It will be a point of no return as paying a traffic ticket have to completed within 90 days. if we pull the trigger on this con- walk down the same halls as con- Summer Fun City discusses 2014 budget workshop is in Style!

BY MELANIE KORMONDY doing financially at the meeting. and interfund transfers that add about succession in our offices,” Gulf Breeze News The revenue forecast for the to $850,000. Eddy said. “The more depth you www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com [email protected] end of fiscal year (FY) 2013, The question of whether to have in an organization the better Harbourtown, Suite 27 which will be September 30, is raise the current millage rate you can absorb emergency 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL Gulf Breeze city staff dis- projected to be $5,811,418, with from the current 1.9 was also blows.” M - F 10 AM - 6 PM฀฀฀฀ AM - 3 PM expenditures adding to explored at the meeting. Eddy spoke of the possibility cussed the city’s budget for fiscal ( ) year 2014 at the first budget $5,404,853. FY 2014 is project- Even though Eddy described of hiring assistants to department 850 934-0492 workshop of two. ed to bring in $5,901,221, with a the city as being in good shape heads before their retirement for City Manager Edwin “Buz” total expenditure of $5,488,729. financially, slightly higher Ad a smoother exit transition. Eddy said the purpose of going Top revenue sources for the Valorem taxes will give the city Councilwoman Cherry Fitch over the budget is to determine city includes property taxes, more financial cushion for finan- mentioned the value of passing what the city should do or spend which is expected to reach cial emergencies. on the “traditional and historical more or less on. Assistant City $1,163,202 by the end of FY A topic that came up several knowledge” of the city. Manager Dave Szymanski and 2013, “other” taxes that add to times during the workshop was Staff will meet again on $1,682,621, which includes elec- the future replacement of retiring Saturday, August 3 at the t

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SRSO Dive Team practices at TPGC The City of Gulf Breeze Master Plan Public Meeting

July 23, 2013

The City of Gulf Breeze will host a Public Meeting on the City's Draft Master Plan on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Community Center located at 800 Shoreline Drive. The City will review with the public the City's proposed Master Plan.

The purpose of the Gulf Breeze Master Plan is to create a long-term vision and implementation plan that maintains and protects the quality of life for residents and businesses in City. The Gulf Breeze Master Plan has been created and champi- oned by an 11-member Steering Committee that represents the diverse interests of the community.

The City has hired the planning, design and engineering firm VHB MillerSellen to assist the Steering Committee and help The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team utilized a water trap facilitate the master planning process. alongside a Tiger Point Golf Club golf course last week to practice their scuba diving maneuvers. The team was also searching for evidence in a recent For more information, please contact Buz Eddy, City crime. Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Richard Aloy Manager at [email protected] or 850-934-5115. could not comment on the case as it was under investigation. The Draft Master Plan can be viewed on the City's web site ABOVE: Golfers ride past sheriff patrol cars that were parked alongside the www.CityofGulfBreeze.com. water where the divers were practicing. LEFT: A diver descends underwater at Tiger Pont Golf Course.

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By Betty Archer Allen bet t [email protected]

The civic club is a dynamic organizations to provide serv- way for business, labor and ices at a level that would be professional elements of a impossible if the nonprofit community to meet and join had to pay salaries and bene- hands in providing the spirit fits. that constantly moves a com- Woman Civic Club leaders munity forward. are always looking for new Civic Club leaders take and younger women to join pride in their community and their club because they feel provide role models for the that the membership is an younger members of the com- aging body. munity who will become They feel that the work they tomorrow's leaders. do promotes an interest in The hard work of these ded- education, philanthropy, pub- icated men and women has a lic welfare, moral values, profound impact upon the civics and fine arts and they Photo by Julie Connerly business and professional need younger people to carry Join this happy group of Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society members and help bring in new membership to this organiza- quality of a community. it on. tion. The Pensacola Bay commu- For professional women nity has a number of civic who are looking to expand provide a lot of encourage- see how Beethoven can be commented on how fortunate clubs that cater to all works of their horizons as well as their ment to get people to come to played on a classical guitar. the organization was to have life. Clubs that focus on histo- contact lists joining a civic the library. In July they are While you are there, stop in on board two of the three sur- ry, gardening, social events, club may be the best way to displaying the work of local the Fran Roesch Bookstore viving founders of the Gulf community improvement meet other women with the artists and a class on Classical where all books are half off Breeze Area Historical and/or volunteer work are same or expanding interests. Guitar. for the month. Society; Trish Briska, Dot available to everyone who Time can be worked out with The art of local musician For more information con- Jordan. wants to pursue their special their schedule to attend a Ricky Lee Phelps is on display tact the Friends of Navarre The purpose of the meeting interests. monthly meeting and occa- at the Navarre Library in July. Library at P.O. Box 5268, was to find a way to maximize Most of these Civic Clubs sionally committee meetings. Not surprisingly, his art is Navarre, Fla. 32566 or go membership and attendance. choose their fiscal year to be With the use of new technolo- connected to his music. On online www.friendsofnavar- Members tossed around ideas nine or 10 months of the year; gies committee meetings can display are realistic portraits relibrary.org or email: friend- for increasing membership to begin in September and end be set up as a conference call. of artists he has been connect- [email protected]. including better access to in May or June. What is important is that ed with in some manner dur- membership applications, fly- There are exceptions such young women share new ideas ing his music career. Gulf Breeze Area ers placed in strategic spots, as the Rotary Club and the and enthusiasm with aging On display in the lobby is increased public relations; Historical Society Ann Livingston makes sure Optimist Clubs. Many mem- club members and aging Club the work of local artist Holly more diverse programs. there are plenty of snacks bers of these 9 to 10 month members (such as me) share J. Nicholson. Nicholson spe- The Gulf Breeze Area Decisions were made to put before each GB Area clubs meet as boards, commit- the wealth of their experience cializes in mural paintings and Historical Society under the some of these ideas into action Historical Society meeting. tee s or special groups during with new younger members. faux finishing. She has done leadership of Randall Broxton so people in this community the summer to ensure that the Getting involved in Civic murals for the federal govern- held a special Board of should come and join this new fiscal year will run Clubs provides a way to use ment, including a 7,000 sq. ft. Directors Meeting on July 9, dynamic group who strive to smooth. creative talents while helping mural in Seguin, TX, and a at the Clay Ford Room at the keep the History of Gulf Most clubs plan and carry the community. mural at the 1972th Recreation Center on Breeze Area as a viable asset out at least one major These clubs foster fellow- Communications Group on Shoreline. to the community. fundraising project to help ship and serve the local com- Eglin AFB. Those present were The Gulf Breeze Area non-profit organizations of the munity through fundraising Also in July, Navarre resi- President, Randall Broxton; Historical Society will meet Gulf Coast area. They do this and volunteering. dent and Northwest Florida secretary, Pat Tunison; from September through May; because they know that non- The proceeds from Club State College instructor Treasurer, Dave Szymanski; Board Meetings will be held profit organizations contribute fund raising events dispersed Jimmy Chandler will present a Historian, Betty Allen; every second Tuesday 2 p.m. so much to both the communi- among local charities and hands-on class, "Introduction Hospitality, Ann Livingston; and program meetings will be ty and the economy that it organizations at the end of the to the Classical Guitar" at the Membership Chairman and held every third Tuesday of behooves us all to sit up and club year are irreplaceable. Navarre Library from 10:30 immediate past president, the month at 6 p.m. in the Clay take notice. am till noon on Saturday, July Laverne Baker; and Directors Ford Room at the Gulf Breeze It goes without saying that July at the Navarre 20. Trish Briska, Dot Jordan, Recreation Center. Randall Broxton will ensure the volunteers who man these Library There is no charge. Kathy Kuehl and Glynn unforgettable GB Area nonprofit groups are priceless. Participants are asked to bring McMillan. Historical Society programs See Choral Page 5A Their free labor allows many Friends of Navarre Library their own instrument as they President Randall Broxton each month.

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Continued from page 4A Call Mr. Chen at 484-1810 for privileged to showcase the many by 143 contestants, includes more information. Auditions on individuals who made an impact entries from Gulf Breeze residents. Please take note of the new other days can be arranged by spe- with baseball in Pensacola on Coordinated by the Wide time and place for the program cial appointment. local teams, as well as those who Angle Photo Club, Inc., the photo meetings. went on to national fame," she contest in POP 2013 had over WSRE wins National added. 1,000 entries. Choral Society of Telly Award “Baseball in Pensacola” chron- Some of the Gulf Breeze pho- Pensacola announces icles the rich history of America's tographers whose entries are 15.9 9 24.99 auditions WSRE, PBS for the Gulf favorite sport as it unfolded in included in the show this year are Pinnacle Russian Coast, has won a National Telly America's first city – Pensacola. Marty Campbell, Ann Mangum, Vodka Standard Vodka The Choral Society of Award. WSRE received a Bronze The film takes viewers back in Chris Zokan, Sydney Clark, Selected Varieties, Pensacola – Northwest Florida’s Telly Award for the historical doc- time to meet teams from the 1800s Daniel Barandon, Russell Nolan, 1.75 L 1.75 L premier symphonic chorus – will umentary “Baseball in all the way to the present day cap- Susan Ross, Natalie Zokan, Verne hold auditions for new singers on Pensacola.” This honor marks the turing the passion for the sport Kennedy, Daniel Haefner, Cody Saturday, August 3 in Room 801 ninth National Telly Award with local legends and baseball Meadows, Olivia Zokan, and of the Pensacola State College WSRE has won for original pro- greats. Tamara Sams. Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, gramming since 2008. The exhibit with their photos 1000 College Blvd. Auditions will "Over two years were spent Local photographers occurs this weekend at the be held from 10 a.m. to noon. researching for this documentary,” exhibiting in juried Pensacola Museum of Art, 407 S. Choral Society Artistic said producer Jill Hubbs. “What show this week Jefferson Street, Pensacola. 12 .9 9 21.99 Director, Xiaolun Chen, will con- we discovered took us on a fasci- A benefit for ARC Gateway, McCormick Sailor Jerry duct the auditions, which take nating journey that revealed such The 20th annual Power of this year's show hours will be Fri., Vodka Spiced Rum place in a very relaxed and non- an interesting and rich history of Photography show, a juried exhi- July 19, 5 - 9 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. to Selected Varieties, 1.75 L threatening atmosphere. the sport in our city. WSRE is bition of the best work submitted 5 p.m.; and Sun., 10 a.m. to 3:30 1.75 L p.m. Admission is free. Williamson THE WINNER IS... eyes 17.9 9 12 .9 9 District 4 Appleton Admiral Gold Rum Nelson’s FROM STAFF REPORTS 1.75 L Rum Emma Chestney, fifth grader last Gulf Breeze News Spiced or Coconut, year at Oriole Beach [email protected] 1.75 L Elementary, was the surprised but proud winner of the art con- At the July 10 Navarre Area test at the school for the cover of Board of Realtors meeting, the yearbook. Emma's mermaid Rob Williamson, a Navarre won the hearts of the PTO resident, community activist judges, and was chosen as the and small business owner announced his plans to run for Best Overall submission. On the the District 4 25.99 29.99 back of the yearbook the other county com- Dewar’s Johnnie Walker finalists from each grade level missioner Scotch Double Black are shown, also. Emma's Mom, seat at the 12 Year, Scotch Myrt Chestney, says Emma has next election. 750 ml 750 ml drawn all her life, but singing is The formal her first love. However, this piece announce- ment came at shown on the yearbook cover Williamson the Board of was one Emma had done at Realtors home and her Mom thought it meeting where Williamson was good enough to be framed. announced a plethora of ideas Then the yearbook cover con- he plans to bring to his cam- 23.99 76 .9 9 test was announced, so Emma paign. Jim Melvin currently Cutty Crown took the art piece out of the holds that seat. Sark Royal frame and brought it to submit. Williamson owns a Navarre Special landscaping business, serves 1.75 L Her Mom was right -- it turned Reserve on the county’s RESTORE out to be a masterpiece! This is Act board, helped bring The 1.75 L the first art contest Emma has Boys and Girls Club to East ever won. Milton and was also part of a photo by Pam Brannon former Santa Rosa Leadership Class. Nichols recognized for years of 21.99 17.9 9 Crown Evan Royal Williams dedication to south end schools Original or Maple, Bourbon 750 ml 1.75 L

FROM STAFF REPORTS Each Vaughn Nichols of Gulf Power Gulf Breeze News year, Santa (Southern Company) was recognized for [email protected] Rosa his work in are south end schools. County Nichols was nominated by Woodlawn Schools recognizes area business partners Middle School. Nichols and Pam Smith, for their contributions to our schools. Director of Elementary Education for Each school is given the opportunity to Santa Rosa Schools, traveled to Tampa to recognize outstanding business partners receive their awards. 35.99 13 .9 9 for their work within our schools. More than 80 organizations and individ- Jack Daniel’s Kentucky From these partners, the district selects uals throughout the state were recognized Single Barrel Gentleman two individuals to represent our district as for their unwavering commitment to 750 ml 1.75 L part of the Commissioner of Educations improving the academic success of all stu- state recognitions. dents. This year, Tony Bennett, Florida Nichols put forth his time and energy to Commissioner of Education, presented to the Boosting Engineering Science and Santa Rosa County representatives with Technology (B.E.S.T.) program and the recognition awards. Robotics competitions that accompany it. June 13 was the day the Florida He helped not only Woodlawn Beach Department of Education and the Florida Middle School but the entire District. For 9.9 9 28.99 Education Foundation recognized the 26th the past several years Nichols has promot- Seagram’s Tanqueray Annual Commissioner’s Business Awards ed the program, helped create interest in Seven Gin Recipients. schools, given guidance with robotics proj- 750 ml 1.75 L Santa Rosa District Schools had two ects, helped organize and run the competi- district winners recognized at this event tions, and coordinated with UWF for local Nichols, right, stands with Pam Smith, held in Tampa, one who helped south end competitions with Auburn University and Director of Elementary Education after schools. other higher level competitions. receiving his award. Former city councilman to head task force 15.9 9 46.99 Rick Outzen, a former Gulf will outline how meetings will be required. period necessary to train staff Montezuma Don Julio Breeze City Councilman, has held, how record requests will be “We felt it was the right thing and board members and to set up Tequila Añejo been appointed to lead a task handled and how board members to do,” said Sansing, “and Rick the proper mechanisms for com- Gold or White, Tequila force that will develop a and staff members will interact. Outzen is the perfect person to pliance. 1.75 L 750 ml Sunshine Law compliance plan The Chamber Executive develop the policies and proce- “We do ask for a little patience for the Greater Pensacola Committee voted recently to rec- dures to make sure we are oper- Prices effective Thursday, July 18 as Rick and his team develop our Chamber. ommend to the full board that the ating a fully transparent organi- through Wednesday, July 24, 2013. strategy,” said Sansing. “We will Outzen, a Chamber board Chamber operate in compliance zation worthy of our private and Liquor items are only available at Publix Liquors. member and publisher of The with the Florida’s Government- public investors.” be on a fast track, but it is a com- Visit publix.com/store to find the store nearest you. plicated law and we will have to Must be 21 years of age or older to purchase Independent News, was tapped in-the-Sunshine law, despite dif- Sansing said the Chamber will alcoholic beverages. Quantity limits per customer apply. learn as we go; so a little patience by Chamber Chairman Sandy fering legal opinions about move as quickly as possible, but J-JAX Gulf Breeze 4C-Thursday Sansing to head up the effort that whether or not compliance is that there will be a transition will be appreciated.”

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P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 By Melanie Kormondy Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 “What do you do www.gulfbreezenews.com for fun when it’s 2011 Florida Press Association raining?” STATEWIDE AWARD WINNER ■ 1st Place - Breaking News Story - Environmental Reporting - Sports Column - Spot News Photo ■ 2nd Place - Governmental Reporting - Obituary ■ 3rd Place “Go shopping and run - Science Reporting errands.” - Obituary Bromwin Rodgers Gulf Breeze CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Courage, bears and mistaken identities Mathew Pellegrino It wasn’t the Blue Angels, but reminds me of a particularly wet SPORTS EDITOR it was a team of dedicated, season back in 1995 when we Jason Thompson brave pilots who pushed their got hit by Hurricane Erin. The NEWS REPORTER equipment to the limit. Whether category one storm wasn’t pro- Melanie Kormondy it was in a small plane or heli- jected to make landfall in our copter, the pilots put on a show area but skirt the coast on its SALES MANAGER that had plenty of heart-stop- way to Louisiana. When we “Find things around town to Bob Newell ping moments. woke up that August 2 morning, do, like go to the movies.” SALES The reduced crowds probably the storm was already beginning Becky Randle Briana Taylor had more to do with the rain to bear down, making evacua- Pensacola than a protest about a Blue aerial acrobatics. They had an store mentioned offered poor tion futile. OFFICE MANAGER Angel-less air show. Although experience they will never for- service. There is no way anyone We hunkered inside our Doris Pelham the area was surrounded by dark get, and a new appreciation for can confuse our local Ace home, watching as the soggy clouds, the rain stayed away ground allowed tree after tree to ART DIRECTOR the show when viewed from the Hardware store with one that from Pensacola Beach on slowly lean until they touched Nancy Fish ground. offers poor service. Those Saturday, allowing those came This week, we heard from a “helpful hardware men” always the ground with their root sys- GRAPHIC DESIGN to enjoy the beach, boats and a lot of people who saw black walk you to the correct aisle to tems exposed. A few 18-inch Maite George nice bit of free entertainment as bears. Our story about bear get the exact item you need. We wide pines snapped in half, well. sightings prompted calls and apologize for the confusion. barely missing cars parked in CONTRIBUTORS Two of our Gulf Breeze Rep. Doug Broxson is planning July is winding down, and the driveway. In all, we lost 24 Betty Archer Allen News staff members, Editor a bear workshop later in the school supplies are beginning to trees from our rather wooded Pam Brannon Mathew Pelligrino, and Sales month to address residents’ con- show up on store shelves. yard. Three weeks later, we got Jack Kale Account Executive Bri Taylor, cerns. We will keep you posted Florida is having its Tax Free hit by Hurricane Opal. eagerly accepted our challenge about the date and time as soon days August 2-4 where you can If we have a storm after this Member: to ride in the air show. These as it becomes available. purchase clothing, shoes, school wet summer, we are in danger of “Catch up on organizing the house.” Florida Press Association intrepid 20-somethings buckled We also heard from our local supplies and even personal losing trees and having substan- Danielle Bryant into teensy planes at Pensacola Ace Hardware franchisee. computers without paying tax. tial flooding. National Newspaper Assn. Pensacola Gulf Breeze Area Aviation and set out on adven- Apparently, a syndicated article For full details, visit If you haven’t called your ture. They got a little more than insurance agent to get flood or Chamber of Commerce published in our July 11 issue http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/tip they bargained for when the confused some people until they s/pdf/tip13a01-04.pdf renter’s insurance, make the call (“2003 Small Business of the Year ”) flight crew began doing a bit of read further to learn that the All the rain we’ve had lately today. Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce Pensacola Chamber of Commerce The IRS has a lot to learn about taxes Navarre Tourist Development Council Apparently, the IRS needs witnessed. Countless acres of some lessons on ethical behav- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR American amber waves of grain Santa Rosa County Chamber ior. It also appears they are in are now pocked with miles of of Commerce need of a budget. ugly, twirling contraptions. And business as well as my private needs energy to run. If eco-war- Obviously, there was no for that abysmal eyesore, wind LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze life. Once I got a letter from the riors cannot stomach domestic leadership at a recent IRS fund- is responsible for just a tiny News welcomes your opinion. We IRS requesting information oil and natural gas develop- ed convention, resulting in an fraction of America's energy “Sleep!” reserve the right to edit a letter to fit about some apartment expenses. ment, then they must reconcile space available. We do not accept incredible amount of money production. Ashley Henley I arrived at the appointed time, sending our soldiers into harm's letters containing a personal attack spent on prostitution, entertain- There is a better way to meet Milton with all my boxes of receipts way to secure foreign energy on any individual. Letters must be ment, as well as food and liquor. our energy needs. Four years and was able to produce, within sources. limited to one per month from an Not only were these funds spent ago, the Canadian energy firm two minutes, any receipts that "Save the planet" types will individual writer. If we receive form inappropriately, but no receipts TransCanada initiated develop- wanted to see. It might be a no doubt argue that, on the con- letters, we will print only the first were kept to justify these ment of the Keystone XL one we receive. Include your name, good idea for the IRS to copy trary, renewables are the solu- expenses. Apparently, unlike pipeline to transport crude from address and daytime phone num- this system of keeping track of tion to America's energy needs. the common man, the IRS is not Alberta oil sands to American ber. income and receipts. Should But this position is implausible. required to produce receipts to refineries. Today, the project is they need my assistance, they The Department of Energy CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze prove legitimate expenses. mired in regulatory delays. should not hesitate to contact has spent billions extending News is committed to accuracy From a very young age, I If completed, Keystone me. loans to flailing green tech com- and wants to hear from you if we began making money. I would greatly reduce America's need to make a correction or clar- panies. Remember Solyndra, acquired some shares of stock dependence on oil imported ification. Please email us at LARRY BEVIS the solar company that declared that paid dividends. Dividends from unstable regimes. It would [email protected] with Gulf Breeze bankruptcy in September 2011 the subject line require that they be reported to inject $5.3 billion worth of pri- after receiving over half a bil- CORRECTION or CLARIF- the IRS, and taxed appropriate- vate investment into the U.S. Eco-Warriors - lion dollars in government- “If I can avoid going outside, I ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 ly. I then purchased an apart- economy, immediately create during office hours and ask for guaranteed loans? That's just like to clean and read.” ment building. I did my taxes unsound logic with 16,000 shovel-ready jobs, and news or sports departments. one of many renewable compa- Janet Resmond myself. A friend approached unsightly landscapes support tens of thousands addi- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze nies that have taken in massive Pensacola News will not be responsible for me to ask if I had done them (he tional positions over the next amounts of American tax dol- quality or discoloration in ads pro- also owned an apartment build- The environmental activist several decades. vided by the advertiser or its lars and produced little to noth- ing). I said yes; he inquired mindset is curiously ironic. Four separate government agents. ing in return. whether or not I could do his They denigrate our military environmental-impact state- An estimated $7.3 billion in Gulf Breeze News is published business taxes. It was then it engagements in the Middle East ments have determined the federal tax subsidies will flow weekly on Thursdays for $35 per dawned on me I could open my as smokescreens to grab local pipeline poses no significant to renewable energy efforts this year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. own tax business. For the last oil reserves, then fight tooth- harm to the environment. Periodical postage paid at Gulf year. Despite all this support, God’s word 38 years I have been doing and-nail against any efforts to Still, the eco-naysayers call Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. solar, geothermal, hydro, wind, taxes and accounting. I have nor develop the vast energy for delays on Keystone Do not say, “I’ll pay you Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. and biomass energy combined POSTMASTER: Please send once had a problem with the resources here at home. approval and fracking moratori- back for this wrong!” Wait contribute a piffling 9 percent to address changes to IRS; nor have I had any issues The eco-warriors fail to cor- ums for federal lands. for the LORD, and he will Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf American energy production. with my errors and omissions relate restricted energy at home deliver you. Breeze, FL 32562. We can also thank eco-war- insurance. with dangerous energy con- STEVE RUSSELL —Proverbs 20:22 All content is copyrighted 2012. riors for the most unsightly Advertising rates are available The IRS has always required sumption abroad. Oklahoma City, Okla. landscapes our nation has ever upon request. me to produce receipts for my The American economy

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DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I are clean. Without its signal, 93. -- R.J. Center in Gulf Breeze work with a woman who scrubbing goes on, and the air ANSWER: I imagine the claims she has emphysema. sacs are destroyed. procedure was instituted so Baptist Health Care is proud  Spider vein treatment She smokes regularly and I have never heard of the nurse can change your to announce the opening of the  Varicose vein treatment finds herself out of breath emphysema arising in a situa- dose of Coumadin right away new Baptist Vein Center, led by  Venous insufficiency when coming up the stairs. tion like your fellow worker if the blood tests indicate that board-certified cardiothoracic consultations She is 60. She says when she describes. She must be happy your blood is too thin or too surgeon James Lonquist, M.D.,  Ultrasound was 9, a local gas station near explaining her condition the thick. Coumadin is an antico- of Cardiology Consultants.  Compression stockings her home moved and, in the way she does. Let her be agulant that stops clots from “Nearly 80 million adults Venous disease is quite process, pulled up the gas happy. It’s her way of coping forming; it really does thin suffer from the discomfort and common in the United States tanks that provide gas to the ing tubes, filled with pus. The with the illness. She also must blood. unsightliness of varicose veins, and includes such conditions as pumps. The fumes from the inflamed tubes obstruct air- be smart enough to know that The medicine is prescribed spider veins or other vein prob- varicose veins and non-healing move caused her emphysema. flow into the lungs. smoking is harming her great- when a person has a condition lems, but many may not realize ulcers. Left untreated, these She doesn’t know anyone else The chief sign of chronic ly, regardless of her emphyse- where clots form and might that those vein concerns can be conditions can lead to an with the problem, and there bronchitis is a never-ending ma cause. cause a stroke. easily treated with minimally increased risk of discomfort, are no class-action lawsuits I cough. The booklet on COPD Atrial fibrillation is such a invasive and non-surgical pro- blood clots and chronic skin can find that cite gas fumes Smoking is the greatest explains this common malady condition. cedures at our new vein cen- changes. from moving gas tanks as cause of COPD, emphysema in clear terms. Readers can You can ask your doctor if ter,” explains Dr. Lonquist. New patients are being causing emphysema. and chronic bronchitis, but not order a copy by writing: Dr. you’re a candidate for the new An experienced cardiotho- welcomed at 1118 Suite 102 on Will you clarify and talk the only cause. In past days, Donohue -- No. 601W, Box anticoagulant Pradaxa. racic surgeon and long-time Gulf Breeze Hospital’s cam- about emphysema? -- E.E. workers in mines inhaling the 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- With it, you don’t need to Gulf Coast resident, Dr. pus. To learn more or to make ANSWER: Emphysema is dust were subject to emphyse- 6475. Enclose a check or have the same blood checks. Lonquist has specialized inter- an appointment, please call destruction of the millions of ma, as were people who money order (no cash) for *** est and skill involving the cir- 969–VEIN or visit air sacs that fill the lungs. It’s worked in cotton mills. $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the Dr. Donohue regrets that he culatory system and treatment www.BaptistVeinCare.org. through these sacs that oxygen Those who made a living in recipient’s printed name and is unable to answer individual of venous disorders. reaches the blood. grain-processing plants also address. Allow four weeks for letters, but he will incorporate “As a surgeon, I know the One of the chief signs of were subject to COPD. Now delivery. them in his column whenever importance of healthy veins emphysema is shortness of stringent regulations protect *** possible. and how they can be life-sav- breath when active, as in these workers. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Readers may write him or ing for those suffering with climbing stairs. Emphysema is An inherited condition, What is the purpose of making request an order form of avail- heart disease. Now, as I open one-half of chronic obstruc- called alpha-1 antitrypsin all Coumadin users make a able health newsletters at P.O. this vein center with Baptist, I tive pulmonary disease, deficiency, also leads to separate trip to a nurse for Box 536475, Orlando, FL am proud to offer medical and COPD. emphysema. Alpha-1 antit- having their blood checked? 32853-6475. cosmetic vein procedures that The other half is chronic rypsin tells cells that scrub the It’s an additional charge that I (c) 2013 North America will help ensure healthier veins bronchitis, an inflammation interior of air sacs to stop cannot afford. Is there any Synd., Inc. and healthier lives for my and narrowing of the breath- scrubbing when the air sacs other drug I could use? I am All Rights Reserved patients,” says Dr. Lonquist. At the Baptist Vein Center in Gulf Breeze, Dr. Lonquist Help elderly loved ones avoid financial abuse offers a range of cosmetic and medical treatments to treat vein It’s unfortunate, but true: erwise is likely being deceitful. disease, including surgical and The elderly population may be Encourage your parents or non-surgical options. Services the most vulnerable group in grandparents to discuss their include: our society. In fact, in an effort debt situation with an honest,  Sclerotherapy to call attention to the problems professional debt counselor or  Endovenous Laser of physical, emotional and a financial advisor. Treatment (EVLT) financial abuse of the elderly, Here’s one more thing you the United Nations has desig- can do to help your parents or nated June 15 as World Elder grandparents avoid financial Abuse Awareness Day. If you fraud: If they don’t already have older parents, or even work with a trusted, qualified grandparents, can you do to cial swindles, according to a  Ignore “limited-time financial professional, intro- anything to help prevent them survey by the non-profit offers” – Your loved ones duce them to one. If your par- from being victimized, espe- Investor Protection Trust. Let should ignore callers, mailers ents have a relationship with cially with regard to their your loved ones know that no or emails that demand they act such a professional, they will finances? Actually, there’s a lot one in their age group is immediately. These offers are be less likely to listen to any you can do. First and foremost, immune to financial predators. often overblown at best and questionable, unsolicited offers you need to maintain good  Guard private information may be fraudulent at worst. than if they were trying to man- communications and a trusting – Ask your parents or grandpar-  Don’t trust “no risk” offers age their finances on their own. relationship with your older ents to not divulge personal – Financial offers that sound You’re in a good position to family members. As long as information over the phone. In too good to be true are likely know how much, or how little, these elements are present, you fact, urge them to get caller ID, just that - untrue. Legitimate help your elderly loved ones should feel free to make the fol- if they don’t have it already, investments carry both poten- may need in terms of avoiding lowing suggestions: and tell them that if they don’t tial risks and rewards. financial abuse. So be willing  Increase awareness – recognize the number, don’t  Avoid “debt-settlement” to do whatever it takes to help When it comes to financial answer. Legitimate callers are claims – If your older loved them enjoy their retirement fraud and scams, many seniors more likely to leave messages ones have debt problems, they years comfortably. think: “It can’t happen to me.” than scammers. may be especially susceptible But the facts suggest otherwise:  Don’t send money. Exhort to offers that claim to “clear This article was written by Some 20 percent of Americans your parents or grandparents to up” all their debts. But there’s Edward Jones for use by your over the age of 65 admit to hav- never wire money to a random no quick fix to this problem local Edward Jones Financial ing been victimized by finan- account – no exceptions. and any caller who claims oth- Advisor. AppRiver releases mid-year report

AppRiver, LLC, a leading user’s device so that a remote deluge of spam email in order tion of the report discusses provider of email messaging system can later take control of for these very important emails major cybercrime arrests like and web security solutions, it. The device might then be to get lost in the flood. These that of Hamza Bendelladj for today released its mid-year incorporated into a botnet, or it fraudulent transactions need to leading a major Zeus botnet, Global Threatscape Report, a might download a key-logger be caught fast so that they can along with Hacktivism activi- detailed analysis of web and that steals account numbers and be stopped at the financial ties, and the evolution of cyber email-borne threats and mal- passwords. institution before they’re final- espionage from simple mur- ware trends traced between In three new videos available ized.” murings to mainstream conver- January and June 2013. at http://appriver.wistia.- Vulnerabilities – When it sation with attention-grabbing During the first half of 2013, com/projects/ngpd8jxxqo, comes to vulnerabilities in end incidents such as Stuxnet, tar- AppRiver, located in Gulf AppRiver Security Analysts user client systems, the Java geting a very specific system Breeze, screened more than 15 Fred Touchette, Troy Gill and platform and Adobe Flash have for enriching Uranium in a very billion messages, nearly 13 bil- Jon French discuss highlights been most targeted by the bad specific location, not to men- lion of which were spam and from the report, including: guys. As for server side vulner- tion the talk of cyber exchanges another 171 million that carried Events – Some of the bigger abilities, some of the biggest between the U.S. and China. viruses. Once again, the United stories surrounding email and exploits so far in 2013 have “The Internet has far evolved States was the leading country web threats over the past six included cross-site scripting, beyond a simple means to share of origin for spam email mes- months include malware cam- cross-site request forgery, bro- information; it is now a tool to sages, but to the surprise of paigns leveraging the Boston ken authentication systems, be used for nearly anything, many, servers in the former Marathon bombings, the con- Ruby vulnerabilities, universal good or bad,” says Gill. “We’ve Soviet republic of Belarus tinuing rise of mobile malware, plug and play problems, and an moved on from the whispers logged the second-highest total and DSD: a distraction tech- Adobe issue with ColdFusion. and suspicions of cyber espi- from January through June. nique used by cybercriminals The toolkits responsible for onage to governments openly New to the Global as they’re emptying your bank many of these exploits include discussing the fact that these Threatscape Report is a section accounts. Blackhole, followed closely by are a common tactic for a new on the malware most frequently “If you notice a deluge of Fiesta, and this year’s big up world. All sides, mostly, admit discovered by AppRiver’s spam in your email inbox, it’s and comer – RedKit. to either foraging for big data to SecureSurf&trade platform. At best not to try to monitor your Metrics – In addition to the help gain governmental or busi- present, SecureSurf&trade is email, but instead go directly to familiar data regarding email ness advantages, or to directly blocking more than 4.2 million your account(s) activity spam and viruses, this report attacking systems, or to pilfer- unique malware locations, because the people behind this includes some baseline data ing through critical infrastruc- which can include URLs, spam blast have somehow about web-based malware that tures.” domains, URL patterns or IP obtained your personal account AppRiver will track over the For a full copy of AppRiver’s addresses. information and email months ahead. As web-based mid-year Global Threatscape Over the past six months, address,” says Touchette. “In malware and “drive-by down- Report, please visit: www.appriv- exploits accounted for the over- order to hide purchase receipt loads” become more wide- er.com/resources/threat-and- whelming majority of the mal- emails or balance transfer con- spread, this data will expose spamscape- ware blocked by AppRiver’s firmation emails, the attackers, trends and patterns that can reports/GlobalThreatScapeReport filters. Exploits are pieces of just before they make the ille- help improve security for users. _6MonthEdition.aspx. code that open the door to a gal transactions, turn on this The Cyber World-This sec-

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 A July 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Chick-fil-A goes to the cows

Chick-fil-A in Gulf Breeze held their ninth annual Cow Days celebration on July 12. Chick-fil-A offered a free combo meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner) to any customer fully dressed as a cow. Customers dressed “head to hoof” in cow attire received a free Chick-fil-A Meal. And customers who were too “chicken” to go all out in cow attire received a free entrée of choice for wearing a cow- spotted accessory, such as a hat, scarf, tie or purse.

TOP: Chick-fil-A employees, from left, Judy Bray, Karrie Kitsos, Walt Gilstrap, Alexis Barrow and Abry Stopper were dressed head to hoof in cow attire on Friday. BOTTOM LEFT: Families got creative with their cow attire on Cow Appreciation Day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lilly and Noah Robertson pose with Chick-fil-A’s mascot “cow” before entering the store. NEW ARRIVAL

Gay Corte of Gulf Breeze is proud to announce the newest addition to his family, Elizabeth Marie Corte, who was born on June 26 to Jim and Colleen Corte. Jim grew up in Gulf Breeze and attended Gulf Breeze High School. Elizebeth, right, poses with her big sister, Mary Grace Corte.

Gulf Power seeks rate hike for construction program Gulf Power Company is ask- for a residential customer buy- Connally cited aged, obsolete new lines and equipment will be Avenue in Panama City, a new ing the Florida Public Service ing 1,000-kilowatt hours by equipment and facilities that are used to ensure voltage stability substation has been built. Commission to approve a two- $8.94 per month or 7.5 percent What does the at or beyond life cycle that must and reliable power flow while 2. Seventy miles of a 70- step price increase to help pay — from the current price of be upgraded and replaced. the plants are offline. year-old transmission line is for the largest power grid con- $118.88 to $127.82. proposal cost? “For example, one section of “Our obligation is to have the being rebuilt from Panama City struction program in the history The second step of the our transmission lines — 70 electricity available when and to Holmes County. of the company. increase — related to the new Step 1: Residential cus- miles of it — is more than 70 where our customers demand 3. An existing transmission Over the next three years, the environmental requirements — tomers using 1,000-kilowatt years old,” Connally said. “We it,” Connally said. “This invest- line between Highland City and company is building and replac- would not occur until 2015 and hours will see an increase have transformers and other ment is necessary to meet our Holmes Creek substations in the ing power lines and infrastruc- would raise the monthly bill an of $8.94 per month or 7.5 equipment operating well customers’ expectations, as well Panama City area is being ture — some more than 70 years additional $1.99. percent – from the current beyond their operational as the new federal environmen- upgraded to maintain reliability old — to keep electricity flow- “This is a challenging time price of $118.88 to $127.82. expectancy.” tal regulations.” for our customers. ing to its 430,000 customers. In for utilities as we continue to Part of the new transmission Examples of Gulf Power 4. A new 38-mile transmis- addition, new lines and equip- provide reliable service to our Step 2 would raise the bill line construction is to help the Infrastructure Investment: sion line is being added that ment are needed to comply with customers and keep costs an additional $1.99 company comply with new fed- 1. Substations are being begins in the Pensacola area and new mandatory federal environ- down,” said Stan Connally, Gulf eral environmental regulations added and improved to continue goes to the Florida-Alabama mental regulations. Power President and CEO. that will change the way the to provide reliable service to state line. This project is neces- “There are no easy answers, but The first increase would not are currently lower than they company operates its plants and our customers. In Pensacola, a sary for mandatory federal we’ve worked hard to control take effect until April 2014, and were in 2009.” will require plants to be shut substation on Devilliers Street environmental compliance. it would increase the total bill costs and our residential rates down at regular intervals. The has been rebuilt. On Allison Report: Navarre man threatens girlfriend with hammer

FROM STAFF REPORTS met the victim. report also your skull”, according to the Gulf Breeze News The report did not indicate indicated arrest report. [email protected] whether the victim went to the that the vic- The deputy who responded to hospital to be treated for her tim told the hospital noticed red marks A Navarre man was arrested injuries. deputies that on both sides of the victim's ENROLLING In Gulf Breeze on July 10 after he allegedly beat According to the victim, at Kennedy neck and around her left ear. NOW! since 1994 up his girlfriend and threatened around 1 a.m. that morning (July grabbed her The deputy also noticed a to hit her with the back end of a 10), she started to argue with her arm. bruise on the victim's left arm. hammer during an argument. boyfriend, Kennedy. During the When the When deputies went to According to the Santa Rosa argument, Kennedy threw a Kennedy victim Kennedy to question him, he BEGINNERS through ADVANCED County Sheriff's report, Jason glass of water at her. attempted to denied hurting the victim or Certifi ed Instructor Kennedy, 37, was charged with When the victim said she got go back to threatening her with a hammer. aggravated assault with a up after getting hit with the bed, Kennedy allegedly picked Based on the markings on the Customized Curriculum for Every Student weapon, a third degree felony, water, Kennedy hit her with a up a hammer and stood over the body and additional evidence, closed fist on her left ear. victim. Kennedy was arrested and and misdemeanor battery for the Stephanie Womble, NCTM alleged crime. The victim then told deputies The victim told deputies that charged with the felony and mis- Deputies were dispatched to that Kennedy began slapping the when Kennedy did this he stated demeanor. (850) 934.8351 Fort Walton Beach Medical victim on her head while calling “If you don't shut up, I am going He remains behind bars with- for details visit www.pianogulfbreeze.com Center on July 10 where they her derogatory names. The to dig the claw of this hammer in out bond.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com The Pensacola Saenger Theater shows “Singin’ in the Rain” this week for Summer Classic Movie Series. 2B

Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 18, 2013 A bird’s eye view Gulf Breeze News staff face t heir fears and t ake flight wit h t he Lima Limas

Editor’s Note: Two members of packed with dozens of passen- Preparing for the flight was the Gulf Breeze News staff were gers, little leg room and the easy. I was told to strap in to the invited to take a ride on a Lima always constant fight over who plane’s seat and enjoy the ride. Lima, one of the aircraft that flew will get the most elbow room on The only difference was, there during the Pensacola Beach Air the arm rest. wasn’t a stewardess showing me Show last week. These are first- While I wasn’t fighting over how to properly restrain my seat- hand accounts of the flights by the elbow room aboard the Lima belt. That was the pilot’s job. And two staff members Bri Taylor and Lima, one of the many planes set there was no emergency exit. The Mathew Pellegrino. to fly in the Pensacola Beach Air problem was, there were a total of Show, I did have the challenge of five different straps that went up, Never judge a bird bringing a 5-lb. camera aboard, over and around my body., proba- by its color and quickly lost my appetite. bly keeping me from getting up Why? and changing my mind about fly- Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News BY MAT PELLIGRINO Because I figured at some ing. But once I got situated, it was Gulf Breeze News point I was going to be reaching pretty comfortable. One of the Lima Limas flies over Pensacola Beach on Friday. [email protected] for a barf bag. But I soon found The take off was smooth. I was out that wasn’t the case. in the front of the pack of five pull me back was once we got in airplane to essentially replace After a good 30 minutes in the When I step aboard any plane, During my flight briefing with Ltc. Skip Aldous. Plane the air, I looked over and could North American T-6/SNJ trainer, air, Ltc. Aldous let the other pilots the Foo Fighters song “Learn to flight, I was assured this would be number 15. Behind me during practically touch the plane next to which was being used to train in the Lima Lima group head Fly” plays on repeat in the back of a gentle cruise over the clear take off were four other aircraft, me. pilots during World War II. home. But before landing, Aldous my head. I love the thrill, the view waters and white sands of two to my left, and two to my While I have flown over Beech eventually got his wish and wanted to pull one last prank on and the feeling of being up in the Pensacola Beach. right at all times. Escambia Bay, there’s nothing the T-34 entered United States Air me. When he pulled wild maneu- air. I’ve flown into my home town The take off in the Beech T-34 like seeing the Pensacola Beach Force service (T-34A) in 1953 vers during the flight, he never My past experiences with of Washington, D.C. on several Mentor was not like a Boeing Ball water tower and the bird’s and then Navy service (T-34B) in warned me. That resulted in me planes are very limited. Most are occasions, but have never seen 777. It was smooth, and didn’t eye view of Fort Pickens. 1955. grasping for the nearest handle or encounters with Boeing 777, Pensacola Beach from up high. pull me back too much. What did The Mentor was the brainchild With a length of just over 28 my chest. of Walter Beech, who wanted the feet and a wingspan topping 33 And as we approached the feet, the plane, one of over 2,300 landing strip, the sweat on my manufactured, flew smoothly forehead started to dry. I was sure through the clear blue skies. my own two feet were about to be But no one should let size fool back on solid ground – that I them. The T-34 is capable of planned to kiss. But Aldous was- pushing 214 knots, or in layman’s n’t going to let me off that easy. terms, 246 mph. As we approached the runway, During flight, Ltc. Aldous did- he pulled the joystick up hard, n’t pull those speeds, thankfully. causing my eyes to roll up into the He did, however, pull a few quick back of my head; and then read- turns and maneuvers that caught justed the plane. I’m sure he got a me off guard … and almost kick out of it. knocked me out. The Lima Lima crew proved to Thankfully, I regained my be a fun-loving group of young manhood and puckered up to look men who enjoy the feeling of at the beautiful views of being high in the skies, and the Pensacola Beach and Pensacola adrenaline of pulling back on a in general. joystick to scare the hell out of As we flew over the beach, I their passengers. glanced at the white sands, sprin- RELATED Passengers inside the Lima Limas get a first-hand look at what the The Lima Limas flew over the beach during the kled with lawn chairs and umbrel- TAYLOR’S FLIGHT,  pilots see up front. Pensacola Beach Air Show on Friday and Saturday. las. Page 4B Covenant Hospice’s Evening of Comedy Presents a Comedy Club Setting Covenant Hospice presents 16 at the Hilton Pensacola hits the stage till he takes an Comedy Central. packages that will appeal to the 19th Annual Evening of Beach Gulf Front. WEAR TV- encore. He views comedy as a Live and silent auctions all ages. Comedy, “Comedy Club,” a 3 news anchor Sue Straughn balance between art and war. will showcase a broad array of Laughter truly is the best gala-style event featuring a will return to emcee the event, Ernst has spent the last nine items including adventure and medicine. Proceeds from the cocktail hour, dinner, live and and Brent Lane of Cat years as an opening act every vacation packages, artwork, Evening of Comedy support silent auctions, prize drawing, Country 98.7 will serve as live where he goes. Whether at a goods, services, dining and Covenant Hospice’s mission photo booth, theme-related auctioneer. Tickets are avail- gas station or a headline act jewelry. The silent auction to add life to days when days activities and comedic enter- able for $75 per person; tables for Carnival Cruise Lines. He also boasts a variety of jewel- no longer can be added to life. tainment by stand-up comedi- of ten are available for $750 has been an announcer for ry, weekend getaways to New For tickets, sponsorships, an, Al Ernst, with an all new and tables of twelve may be Professional Wrestling and a Orleans and Orlando, sports donation to the auction or local opening act by local purchased for $900. Dress host of his own show, “A View memorabilia including auto- more information, contact the funny guy, Branden Rathert. will be business and cocktail from the Cheap Seats.” graphed by Former FSU Development Department at This year’s comedy club- attire. Ernst’s television credits Coach Bobby Bowden, as well (850) 438-9714, or visit the themed event promises a great Al Ernst is a comedian that include all major networks as services from some of the Evening of Comedy website at time and lots of laughs from 6 strives to put together shows and cable from ESPN, A&E, finest in the area. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B July 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS

GB Photographers exhibit in juried show Help Ocean Hour maintain beaches at weekly cleanup f a picture is worth a thousand Kepko, Rebecca Ostrander, and Jeff words, then the exhibited tal- Waldorff. Ient of local photographers The exhibit with their photos speaks volumes. The 20th annual occurs this weekend at the Pensacola Power of Photography (POP) show, Museum of Art, 407 S. Jefferson a juried exhibition of the best work Street in downtown Pensacola. In submitted by 143 contestants, addition to the photo contest, POP includes entries from Gulf Breeze 2013 will have a photo product trade and Navarre area residents. show and free Saturday seminars. Coordinated by the Wide Angle A benefit for ARC Gateway, this Photo Club, Inc., the photo contest in year’s POP show hours will be POP 2013 had over 1,000 entries for Friday, July 19, 5 p.m. -9 p.m.; Several Gulf the coveted 300 photo spaces. Saturday, July 20, 10 a.m. to 5 Breeze and This Saturday Ocean Hour [email protected]. Navarre resi- Independent professional judges’ p.m.; and Sunday, July 21, 10 a.m. will be cleaning up Park West at Ocean Hour is the world's dents are scores narrowed the exhibit to the to 3:30 p.m. Admission to the muse- Pensacola Beach, along with the first international weekly participating best entries. um is free during the three-day Pensacola Young Professionals cleanup of the planet's waters. in the 20th Some of the Gulf Breeze photog- event. at 8:45 a.m. As the world’s first internation- annual raphers whose entries are included in For more information, go online Bring gloves and sunscreen. al weekly cleanup, Ocean Hour Power of the show this year are Marty at www.wideanglephotoclub.org or Bags and buckets will be pro- leverages social media and tech- Photography Campbell, Ann Mangum, Chris pick up a POP 2013 printed program vided. nology to crowdsource cleanups show at the Zokan, Sydney Clark, Daniel when the show opens. For more information, email around the globe on a weekly Pensacola Barandon, Russell Nolan, Susan Sharon Gilcauskas at smgin- basis. Museum of Ross, Natalie Zokan, Verne Art. Kennedy, Daniel Haefner, Cody Meadows, Olivia Zokan, and Tamara Sams. Navarre residents with photos in POP 2012 are Larry Metz, Wendy Recipe Monday, July 22, 7 p.m. vs. Huntsville Stars PICKLED SHRIMP Social Media Monday By Chef John Huggins, LaBrisa Fan Giveaway Thursday, July 18, 7 Now that Red Snapper season is over, Gulf Breeze News is asking our local chefs to p.m. supply a recipe of their choosing. This week’s submission is from Chef John Huggins of vs. Huntsville Stars LaBrisa, the waterfront restaurant located inside the Quality Inn in Gulf Breeze. Thirsty Thursday PICKLED SHRIMP 1/8 cup tarragon vinegar 1lb peeled and deveined shrimp (21/25) 1 TBL pickling spice Friday, July 19, 7 p.m. 2 lemons cut in half 1 tsp kosher salt vs. Huntsville Stars 2 bay leaves ½ tsp of sugar Fan Friday 6 whole black peppercorns ½ tsp of worchestershire sauce Tumbler Giveaway 1 onion thinly sliced ¼ tsp of dry mustard ½ red bell pepper thinly sliced ¼ tsp red chile flakes Saturday, July 20, 6:30 ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil (shoreline 1/8 cup of Fresh parsley p.m. olive oil) vs. Huntsville Stars In a pot of water add lemons, bay leaf and 1980s Theme Night peppercorns. Bring water to a low boil. Add Fireworks shrimp and cook until pink. Place in ice water to stop cooking. Drain Sunday, July 21, 4 p.m. In a bowl, combine onion and next 9 ingre- vs. Huntsville Stars dients. Add the drained shrimp and toss thor- Family Sunday oughly. Allow to marinate for 24 hours. Fan Giveaway Toss with fresh parsley just before serving.

Saenger Theater presents ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ As part of the Summer Classic Movie Series, The Saenger Theater Presenst the 1952 classic “Singin’ in the Rain,” starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and Debbie Reynolds this Saturday at 7 p.m. A silent film production company and cast make a difficult transition to sound. Admission is $5.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 18, 2013 3 B Festivals & Entertainment Gulf Island National Seashore offers lectures series Evenings in Olde Seville Friday, July 19, 6:30 p.m. of Kenneth Grahame’s always Wednesday, July 24, 9 a.m. - "Sailing Vessels of Pensacola's Square Wednesday, July 24, 6:30 popular “The Wind in the noon Fishing Industry." The programs Thursday, July 18, 7 p.m. p.m. Willows.” This enchanting adap- Thursday, July 25 9 a.m. - are free of charge, however, tation has been written specifi- there is an $8 entrance fee to the Seville Square Pensacola Lighthouse & noon cally for simple production, with Fort Pickens Area. Kick back with an evening with Fort Pickens Auditorium Museum, NAS Pensacola an extremely flexible cast and Delta Reign Bring your child to camp to the A couples only tour for two many wonderful, small roles. Bluegrass Band including sparkling, non-alcoholic Go Green Ranger Camp. Camp Bands on the Beach www.pensacolalittletheater.com. from the Mobile wine served in keepsake cham- is for ages 6 to 8. Reservations Tuesday, July 23, 7 p.m. - 9 River delta region pagne flutes and light hors d’oeu- are required. Call Ranger Beckie p.m. of the Gulf Coast. vres. Tour times begin a half hour Ghost Hunt Mims at 850-934-2631 for reser- Pensacola Beach Gulfside Delta Reign before sunset. Saturday, July 20, 8 p.m. vations and more information. Pavilion brings together www.pensacolalighthouse.org, Pensacola Lighthouse & As one of Pensacola's foremost the musical influences of each (850) 393-1561 Museum, NAS Pensacola Marbling Paper Class R&B Funk band, One Accord member...bluegrass, western Psychics and clairvoyants have Monday, July 22, 10 a.m. - unites some of the area's most swing, blues & jazz. 6th annual SYL ‘Superhog’ both called the Pensacola noon experienced musicians. This well- Holley Memorial Motorcycle Lighthouse one of the most Gulf Breeze Library, Meeting seasoned band delivers top-quali- ty music with a funky flavor and Gallery Night Safety Rally haunted lighthouses in America, Room Friday, July 19, 5 p.m. - 9 and you have a chance to find will be sure to get you moving. Saturday, July 20, 11 a.m. -5 The community is welcome to p.m. out by going on a ghost hunt in register for this class, by p.m. the historic 1869 Keeper’s Meet the Blue Angels Downtown Pensacola emailing GBAI president, Commendencia Slip Park Quarters. A walk to the top of Wednesday, July 24, 11:30 Rhodes Building Becky Herzog, at beckher- This annual rally promotes motor- the lighthouse is included. a.m. Stroll through the charming brick [email protected]. The class is cycle safety, education and www.pensacolalighthouse.org, National Naval Aviation walkways of Downtown awareness for all motorists; as limited to 15 and is open for (850) 393-1561 Museum Atrium Pensacola to experience an well as the annual blessing of the adults 18 & up. eclectic array of music, art and bikes. Safety demonstrations, Meet the Blue Angels during cuisine. Explore galleries and Junior Ranger Day Camp their free autograph session. displays, vending booths, Bike Gulf Islands National businesses featuring the works Show with trophies, update legal Monday, July 22, 9 a.m. - 11 of dozens of local artists. Soak information and much, much am. Seashore Summer Lecture Summer ‘Listen Local’ up the sounds of local musicians more will be available Naval Live Oaks South Side Series Concert Series and the aromas of local cuisine Picnic Pavilion Tuesday, July 23, Wednesday, July 24, 6 p.m. as the energy of the evening car- Jr. Rangers will Adopt-a-beach 10 a.m. Community Maritime Park ries you from venue to venue. ‘Mr. Toad’s Mad and become Citizen Scientists, Fort Pickens Amphitheater Gallery Night is a free event and Adventures’ monitoring and recording beach The Kyle Coulahan Band will be many businesses provide light Saturday, July 20, 7:30 p.m. Auditorium data for park biologists. Ages 9 performing to benefit Autism refreshments. Sunday, July 21, 7:30 p.m. 850-934-2618 to 11. Call Ranger Beckie Mims phone Listen to a Pensacola. Pensacola Little Theatre for reservations and more infor- lecture on the Sunset Toast At The Top Here is a delightful new version mation.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Page 4B GULF BREEZE NEWS July 18, 2013 Has life got “This is going you ‘stuk, to be the most stuk, stuk?’ fun you’ve ever had without “Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day.” The kids have been stuck inside with all this wet having to take weather. They’ve been stuck with themselves in our your clothes own home, without friends to come over. The neighbors have been on vacation when we’ve been off,” Ripper here and we’ve been gone when they have been Photo by Bri Taylor | Gulf Breeze News Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News said here. Because we instituted a “no-techno Tuesday and Thursday,” they have had to rely on their imag- The view from the back seat as John “ripper” The Lima Lima group flies over Escambia Bay inations to entertain themselves. They have been Rippinger prepares for takeoff in his Lima Lima before the air show on Friday. stuck in their own minds, in their own house, with on Friday. their own siblings. How awful! Kidding aside, being stuck is an awful place. I remember the time my buddy David Schutz and I borrowed his father-in-law’s GBN staffer flies the sky new Chevy Z-71 and got it stuck in BY BRI TAYLOR With went wrong. six planes gathered into formation. his team. a muddy peanut Gulf Breeze News the My delightfully seasoned pilot, Ripper’s plane was number 53 and As we touched down on the run- field after catfish- [email protected] Blue John “Ripper” Rippinger said, “If I sixth in formation. We flew high way and I was literally and figura- ing. It was a long Angels say it’s time to get out, it isn’t a above Pensacola and headed tively grounded. I gave my pilot a walk back and we ground- joke, you grab the handle, open the toward the coast. It was breathtak- sweaty hug and snapped a few final weren’t really ed for the 2013 Pensacola Beach hatch and undo your harness, got ing. After two weeks of flood flash- pictures. As I made my way back to excited to hear Air Show, locals and annual visi- it?” I replied quickly, “You don’t es and afternoon downpours, the the office, I experienced a moment Mr. Bobby say “That truck has never been stuck tors were anxious about the new set have to tell me twice boss, I’ve skies cleared. We approached the of clarity. The Blue Angels were before...” so on and so forth. We were already of birds that would take to the sky. never jumped out of a plane before, coast and I saw that the parking lot not flying high along the coast in muddy, tired, and embarrassed and now we were Twenty-four planes were scheduled but I am a quick learner.” After I of Casino Beach was already half their solitary cockpit this year, but stuck in the lecture. I’ve been stuck in boats that to fly high above the sugar white suited up I did not hesitate to jump full at 10 a.m. I was busy taking while suspended from the sky they wouldn’t crank, stuck off the side of the road with sands and “Lima Lima,” an acro- in the yellow T-34 Mentor cockpit. pictures and admiring the land- saw the outpour of support on the an overheated engine, stuck in cell phone contracts, batic flight crew, were the stars of My headphones were on and I scape when I noticed two of the ground. The Lima Lima Flight stuck in meetings, and stuck in life. this year’s show. could hear pilot lingo transmitted planes had disappeared from for- Team understood that they had big There are more serious and more permanent I was privileged to experience between the flight crew. There was mation. shoes to fill. Their mission was to places to be stuck. There are those who feel stuck the talents of the flight crew first- also a two-way communication “Are you ready back there, Bri?” spend hours perfecting their stunt- in their careers with no hope of advancement, not hand Friday during their pre-air system wired so that the pilot can Ripper asked. “Ready as I’ll ever filled shows to give Pensacola enough compensation, and in a depressing environ- show fly over. Upon arrival, I was speak directly with their rear pas- be!” I replied as I watched plane Beach locals and visitors a week- ment. There are those who feel stuck in their mar- laughed out of the Pensacola senger. three shoot up and backwards away end they would remember the rest riages as if they are just two people living in the Aviation Center when I strutted in “This is going to be the most fun from formation. Plane four…plane of their lives… starting with six same house. The kids, the finances, the home, and with open-toed heels. Luckily, I you’ve ever had without having to five… “WHAAAA- HOOOOOO!” passengers who wanted to go for a the fright of a new start just keeps them as stranded was prepared to choose from 15 take your clothes off,” Ripper said. I screamed out loud and was the ride. as bogged down z-71 in a muddy peanut field. other pairs of from my SUV. After I almost bent over in laughter until only one who could hear it. It was I was saddened by the absence of There are those who are stuck in addiction, depres- returning with sneakers, I and the my harness pulled me right back like riding a roller coaster, but on a the Blue Angels this summer but I sion, and loneliness. Some of us are stuck finan- other passengers signed a waiver against my seat. I pressed my audio much grander scale. was honored to meet the Lima cially and don’t know how we are going to make it and placed cold packs of “Black exchange button and replied, “I As they rejoined formation they Lima Flight Team who brightened work. There are lots of ways to be stuck and they Ice,” around our necks to keep cool don’t know Ripper, I went to col- released smoke trails to give early our clear blue sky with six yellow are feel awful. in the 120-degree cockpit during lege in New Orleans, and I’ll have beach-goers a preview of the after- birds. This crew entered a town There is something intuitive about the frustration flight. to be the judge of that!” I noticed noon show. I had a flash back to where aviation is the lifeblood of of being stuck. My father wrote a poem as a first We greeted each of our pilots his grin lines form on the outside of every summer I spent at the edge of the economy, took the tough chal- grader. He even illustrated his art. “The fly got and heard a safety briefing which his eyes in the tiny round mirror the water with other screaming fans lenge, and ultimately met high stuk in the web. It was stuk, stuk, stuk.” His included instructions on where to used to check on the passengers as the Blues roared by at deafening expectations. Pensacola Lima poignant insight has become famous in our family place a life vest, parachute and during flight. speeds. I realized that with this pro- Lima, “Lords of the Sky,” were whenever we feel helplessly stuck. It is easy to what do just in case something We sped down the runway and fession, it’s the pilot, his plane and anything but disappointing! oversimplify. It is easy to feel like we are just flies caught in the deadly webs of life. What I appreciate about my dad’s poem is the humor found in the phonetically misspelled words. What seems hope- SRIA OKs 32-year pier lease extension less and finite becomes laughable and amusing. Looking back at at the two muddy fisherman, Mr. BY PAM BRANNON cerned about the length of the with safe planks and guard rails rant here and partner with me. They Bobby would have tried hard not to laugh at us. Gulf Breeze News lease, saying at both meetings in and this company is supposed to are from here, and are building Sometimes, things aren’t as bad as they seem. The [email protected] the past two weeks that “this is the manage our pier.” houses here,” he said. “Even truth is we are more than flies and life’s webs are only chance we will get to change Pinzone told the board that he though they have 50 – 60 locations not nearly that deadly. Sunset Holding Company, Inc, this lease for 40 years if we needed the extension because he is under the name World of Beer, we If you feel stuck in life, I want to encourage you under the ownership of Sal Michael approve this” because the company trying to add a restaurant at the foot are not going to call this restaurant to to take the opportunity to make a change. If you Pinzone, will manage the still has eight years left on its cur- of the pier and the bank financing a World of Beer restaurant. But my hate your job, find another one. If your marriage is Pensacola Beach Pier at least until rent lease before the 32-year exten- the project wants assurances that he partners certainly know what they struggling, talk to a counselor, pastor, or confidant May 23, 2053. The Santa Rosa sion would kick in. Bohannon also will be managing the pier for a are doing in the restaurant busi- and make some changes. If you finances are stuck, Island Authority board voted to wanted a paragraph removed from longer length of time. Pinzone ness, and they want to invest their make a budget and stick to it. If addiction dug its grant the request for the 32-year the lease that requires the Island brought letters from the financing money out here.” Pinzone did ask claws into your life, then seek treatment. When the extension to the company’s current Authority to pay for any repairs or bank and investors to the board at for permission to serve alcohol in rains come and you find yourself stuck inside your- lease to manage the pier with only replacement of pier planks or guard last week’s meeting saying they did the new restaurant. self, go take a walk in the rain! Find the humor in one member, Tammy Bohannon, rails. But none of the other board indeed want to see that there is a Pinzone’s company has man- your situation. Laugh at yourself. Look for some voting against the extension. members wanted to make that 40-year lease to be able to back the aged the Pensacola Beach Pier truth that can help you cut loose. Most of the time Because of the extension granted, a change. Board member Fred Gant new venture. since May 2001. He requested an we get stuk, stuk, stuk, it is in webs of our own new restaurant will be added to the said, “I think the pier is definitely a Pinzone told the board his part- amendment in 2007 to extend the making. Find a friend who can speak some truth pier complex by partnering with public operation, and I do think it is ners are well experienced in restau- lease from its original term of 10 into your life. “Then you will know the truth, and the founders of World of Beer. our responsibility, since the pier rant business. “The founders of years from May 2011 to May 2021, the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). Bohannon said she was con- belongs to us, to keep it maintained World of Beer want to do a restau- under the SRIA lease ordinances. Love one. Love another.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Hartley had three hits and scored twice, Gulf Breeze News TIGERS TAKE THIRD while Emma went 3-for-3 and scored once. [email protected] Oquist went 2-for-3 and scored once, Scores of the Tiger Point 8-under All Stars at the recent USSSA All-Star/A World Series while C.J. Kovach, Noah Waltman and The Tiger Point 8-under All Stars won July 3-6 in Mandeville, Louisiana: John John Millican all had a hit and a run four straight games in the losers bracket Locust Grove (Ga.) Seminoles 6, TP 5 scored. before losing 7-6 to the Slidell (La.) Albany (La.) Falcons 13, TP 4 Tigers 10, Prairieville (La.) Braves 1: Shock to finish third out of 11 teams at the Denham Springs (La.) Live Oak 8, TP 7 Tiger Point began its march through the USSSA All-Star/A World Series July 3-6 TP 10, Prairieville (La.) Braves 1 TP 10, Pearl (Miss.) Pirates 1 losers bracket with a seven-run second in Mandeville, Louisiana. TP 6, New Orleans PAC Intimidators 5 inning to beat the Braves July 5. The Tigers dropped both of its pool TP 6, Slidell (La.) Vipers 1 Barrett Peterson went 2-for-2 and scored play games, then lost its first game in Sildell (La.) Shock 7, TP 6 twice, while Hartley, Milleson, Oquist, double-elimination tournament play. They Kovach, Sawarynski, C.J. Coogle, Kyle then won four straight (including three on Stephen Milleson singled and scored Dinnes and Millican all had a hit and a run July 5) before losing on July 6 to the once for the Tigers. scored for the Tigers. Shock. The Tigers lost two of its four Albany, La. Falcons 13, Tigers 4: Tiger Tigers 10, Pearl (Miss.) Pirates 1: Tiger games by one run. Point led 3-0 after a half inning, but the Point scored at least two runs an inning – Locust Grove (Ga.) Seminoles 6, Falcons answered with a seven-run first and highlighted by a six-run third – as the Tigers 5: Tiger Point left the tying run on a three-tun second July 3. Tigers stayed alive July 5. base in the bottom of the fifth as the Milleson went 2-for-2 and scored twice, Oquist singled and scored three times in Seminoles scored a pair of runs in the top while Emma and Chip Oquist both had a hit the win, while Coogle had a hit and scored of the fifth to win July 3. and a run scored. twice. Hartley and Milleson both went 2- Caden Emma went 3-for-3 and scored Denham Springs Live Oak 8, Tigers 7: for-3 and scored once in the win. twice, while Brady Hartley and Andrew Live Oak scored a pair of runs in the bottom See World Series Sawarynski both went 2-for-2 and scored once. of the fifth to beat Tiger Point July 4. , Page 4C

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Good job Head coach Chris Nemith (center) and Chris Byrd (6) congratulate Adam Colston on a pass breakup in the recent 7-on-7 tournament in Foley. GBHS went 4-2in the Jubilee 7- on-7 Tournament last weekend in Daphne. See Page 8C for more information.

Camps at Gulf Breeze High continuing through early August

Gulf Breeze High will stay busy over the next few RIEFS weeks with several camps. B Session 3, for incoming Gulf Breeze freshmen and rising sixth High Volleyball through eighth graders Camp July 22-25 with at least two years of The Gulf Breeze High club experience is from volleyball team will be 12:30-2:30 p.m., while July 22-25 at the GBHS Session 4, for returning Gym. high school players, is Session 1, for rising from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Costs third through fifth graders, for these Advanced Skills is from 8-10 a.m., while Camps are $85 per person. Session 2, for rising sixth Checks can be made through eighth graders and payable to GBHS VBBC. A freshmen with no high notarized summer school school experience is from form is also required. Submitted Photo 10 a.m.-noon. For more information, Tigers take third Costs for these contact coach Waynn Sellers at (850) 341-5584. The Tiger Point 8U All Stars took third place at the 2013 USSSA World Series in Mandeville, La. They are (front, from left): Fundamental Skills Camps Noah Waltman, CJ Kovach, John John Millican, Brady Hartley and Barrett Peterson. Second row (from left): Stephen Milleson, are $75 per person. See Briefs, Page 2C CJ Coogle, Caden Emma, Chip Oquist, Andrew Sawarynski and Kyle Dinnes. Back (from left): Assistant Coaches Zack Middleton, Sean Coogle, Mark Oquist, Jason Peterson and head coach Todd Milleson.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News’ From left: Grace Garbell, Rainey Niles and Sophie Sanchez handle the ball during the Olympic Development Program – Garbell played for the Gulf Coast Texans’ U-13 team, Niles Pensacola Classic earlier this season. All three of them were selected to compete in the recent the Bayside Dynamo’s U-13s and Sanchez the Gulf Coast Texans’ U-12 team.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News’ GBHS head volleyball coach Waynn Sellers will hold the annual GBHS Volleyball Camp, starting July 22. Briefs: GBHS Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News’ Dance camp next week hosting camps Jolie Bartolome and the rest of the 2013-14 GBHS Dance Team will hold its annual Youth Camp, starting July 22. until August 1

Continued from page 1C GBHS head coach Laura Pattison and assistants Ashley Montgomery, Ali Pilurs and Sara GBHS Dance Camp Mucciaro (all of whom are former July 22-26 college lacrosse players), along The Gulf Breeze High Dance with Temple University lacrosse Team will hold its annual Youth player Shelby Christopher. Camp July 22-26 in the Gulf For more information, Breeze High Cafeteria. contact Pattison at (850) 377- The camp, which runs from 9 0175 or by email at gulf- a.m.-noon each day, is $80 per [email protected]. camper, which includes a daily snack, a camp t-shirt and a camp CD. Tiger Point Sports The camp is open to girls and Assn. to offer boys from kindergarten to eighth grade. A notarized fall baseball summer school form is also Tiger Point will be offering Fall required. Gym shorts, t-shirts Baseball for ages 7-14. This is the and tennis or jazz shoes are first time in six years that Fall required attire. Baseball will be offered in the Campers can pay on the south end of Santa Rosa County. opening day of camp. For more The teams will practice one information, email dance team day a week and play an average Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News’ coach Linda Brothers at of one game a week. To Lacrosse camp starts July 30 [email protected] accommodate other sports weekend games will be after 2 Meredeth Snyder and the rest of the Lady Dolphin lacrosse GBHS Girls p.m. on Saturdays and most team will host a youth camp, starting July 30. games will be during the week. Lacrosse Camp This schedule will allow kids to July 30-August 1 play either soccer or football The Gulf Breeze High girls while still playing baseball. GoG Painlessly® with THERA-GESIC. lacrosse team will hold its first Teams will play a 12 game ever Girls Lacrosse Camp July schedule starting the first week Maximum strength 30-August 1 at Dolphin Stadium. in September and concluding analgesic creme for The camp, which goes from the first week in November. temporary relief from: 8-11 a.m. each day, is $60 per Registration runs thru the end of • Joint and Muscle person. The camp is open to July with Team selections in soreness girls going into third through August. You can register online • Arthritis eighth grade. at www.tpsports.net • Back aches

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2013 Southern League Team Statistics Batting (Through July 10) Team AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG Mobile 2956 376 757 48 343 282 668 103 .325 .359 .256 Tennessee 2924 375 743 67 344 276 627 79 .323 .395 .254 Birmingham 2965 436 753 66 402 395 663 118 .348 .382 .254 Mississippi 2984 362 734 50 324 301 604 90 .318 .354 .246 Jackson 2799 343 678 59 312 234 686 102 .305 .367 .242 #29 Montgomery 2991 379 722 48 337 289 608 66 .319 .361 .241 Chattanooga 2889 350 693 70 326 300 648 70 .318 .378 .240 Daniel Renken #14 #4 #6 Jacksonville 2781 354 649 73 335 319 672 54 .322 .370 .233 Travis Brodie Corey Huntsville 2813 324 653 59 298 299 671 41 .311 .347 .232 6-3, 198 lb. P Pensacola 2881 282 640 53 261 301 660 52 .303 .321 .222 Mattair Greene Wimberly Age: 24 Pitching Batted .529 with Batted .421 with Batted .438 (Through July 10) A native of Orange, Calif., Renken was selected by the four runs scored three extra base with a double, Team W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB Ks Cincinnati Reds in the 25th round of the June 2010 and three RBIs hits and three homer, three Mobile 53-37 3.11 6 23 671 325 273 58 314 594 draft. Mississippi 47-44 3.18 9 17 748 333 283 43 289 726 last week. runs scored RBIs and three Renken has spent his entire minor league career in the Birmingham 55-36 3.28 9 25 671 339 289 52 272 637 runs scored. Jackson 39-47 3.35 7 16 649 321 277 63 273 651 Reds’ organization – 2010 and part of 2011 with Low-A Jacksonville 44-43 3.45 6 19 684 340 289 56 221 648 Dayton and part of 2011 and all of 2012 at Advanced-A Chattanooga 45-45 3.51 12 25 681 336 305 50 307 731 Bakersfield HONORABLE MENTION #7 Tucker Barnhart Tennessee 46-43 3.53 7 24 712 356 306 51 327 667 Renken is 2-6 with a 3.91 earned run average in 17 games Pensacola 35-55 3.81 6 20 736 376 335 70 308 641 with the Wahoos this season. Huntsville 37-52 4.28 6 18 688 415 356 73 357 595 Montgomery 46-45 4.30 8 27 782 440 384 77 328 617 2013 Southern League Individual Statistics BATTING (Through July 10) Hits Home Runs Pitching (Through July 10) Strikeouts Average Kevin Kiermaier MTG 105 Kyle Jensen JAX 16 Appearances Alberto Cabrera TNS 104 Justin Greene MOB .311 Matt Szczur TNS 95 Brock Kjeldgaard HVL 14 C.J. Riefenhauser MTG 34 Taijuan Walker JXN 96 Kevin Kiermaier MTG .311 Arismendy Alcantara TNS 90 Joc Pederson CHA 14 Chasen Shreve MIS 34 Erik Jokisch TNS 92 Jose Martinez MIS .299 Ender Inciarte MOB 90 Arismendy Alcantara TNS 13 Drew Hayes PNS Zach Lee CHA 90 Joc Pederson CHA .299 Joc Pederson CHA 90 Nick Evans MOB 13 Loek Van Mil PNS Josh Smith PNS 89 Julio Morban JXN .297 And two others tied with 33 RBIs On Base Percentage Doubles Dan Black BIR 54 Innings Pitched Wins Dan Black BIR .399 Arismendy Alcantara TNS 23 Jason Rogers HVL 53 David Holmberg MOB 115.2 Bradin Hagens MOB 9 Marcus Semien BIR .388 Christian VIllanueva TNS 22 Nick Evans MOB 51 Alberto Cabrera TNS 105.2 Taylor Jungmann HVL 9 Joc Pederson CHA .388 Cameron Seitzer MTG 21 Trayce Thompson BIR 51 Erik Jokisch TNS 103.2 Scott Snodgrass BIR 9 Andy Wilkins BIR .386 Five tied with 19 Andy Wilkins BIR 49 Bradin Hagens MOB 103.0 Six tied with 8 Justin Greene MOB .379 Scott Snodgrass BIR 101.2

Runs Triples Stolen Bases Earned Run Average Saves Marcus Semien BIR 73 Kevin Kiermaier MTG 9 Keenyn Walker BIR 30 Kyle Hendricks TNS 2.13 Yimi Garcia CHA 15 Kevin Kiermaier MTG 63 James Jones JXN 8 Ender Inciarte MOB 27 Erik Johnson BIR 2.23 Kevin Munson MOB 13 Joc Pederson CHA 60 Justin Greene MOB 7 Joc Pederson CHA 25 Gus Schlosser MIS 2.36 Michael Brady JAX 12 Trayce Thompson BIR 56 Mikie Mahtook MTG 7 Mike Freeman MOB 22 Archie Bradley MOB 2.37 Taylor Thompson BIR 12 Keenyn Walker BIR 54 Christian Yelich JAX 6 Justin Greene MOB 22 David Holmberg MOB 2.41 Three tied with 11 A Look Back...and a Look Ahead

BY JASON THOMPSON Wahoos 12-0, Biscuits 4-6 Ellis added to All Star as minor league free agent in Gulf Breeze News (Saturday): The Wahoos split squad January and started the season in [email protected] what became a twinbill with the RHP Shaun Ellis was been extended Spring Training before Biscuits Saturday after Friday's added to the South Division’s being assigned to Pensacola on The Pensacola Blue Wahoos game was suspended due to rain. roster for the 2013 Southern April 16. return home tonight for a five- LaMarre homered and scored League All-Star Game, played With Pensacola, Ellis made his game series with the Huntsville three times in the opener, while Wednesday at the Baseball first 11 appearances out of the Stars fresh off a 4-1 series win in Brodie Greene had two hits, Grounds of Jacksonville. Ellis bullpen before moving to the Montgomery over the Biscuits. It including a homer. A single by joins Tucker Barnhart, Tim rotation on May 29 with the Travis Mattair was the Wahoos' was the first time this season the Crabbe, Chad Rogers and Josh injury to Rogers. Once Rogers lone hit in the nightcap. Wahoos had won at least four Smith on the squad. Rogers is returned, Ellis was sent back to a Wahoos 7, Biscuits 0 games in a five-game series. relief role but has since moved (Sunday): Ryan Dennick, Chris unable to participate due to his Blue Wahoos 5, Biscuits 3 Manno, Josh Ravin, Loek Van recent promotion to Triple-A back into the rotation with (July 10): Tucker Barnhart's two- Mil and Jamie Walczak com- Louisville. Rogers’ promotion to Triple-A. run homer in the top of the ninth bined on a five-hit shutout as Ellis was originally drafted in As a starter this year, Ellis is 2- broke a 3-3 tie and gave the Corey Wimberly had three hits the 32nd round of the 2008 draft 0 with a 1.80 ERA in six starts. Wahoos the series-opening win. and stolen a pair of bases.Blue by the Philadelphia Phillies, but Overall, Ellis is 3-1 with a 3.21 Wahoos 7, Biscuits 2 Wahoos 5, Biscuits 3 (July 10): was released after Spring ERA in 20 appearances. He is (Thursday): Ryan LaMarre's Ryan LaMarre’s two-run homer Training. Ellis bounced through Pensacola's probable start for the three-run homer highlighted a three independent leagues before series opener in Montgomery on in the ninth broke a 3-3 tie and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News four-run fourth as the Wahoos gave the Wahoos a series-open- not participating in professional Wednesday. Closer Trevor Bell warms up during a recent Wahoo game. made it two straight. ing victory. baseball in 2012. He was signed WE ARE HERE Pensacola now has AM and FM Sports Radio Choices FOR YOU

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News of 11 in Mandeville, La. [email protected] Continued from page 1C Vipers 1: Tiger Point scored Tigers 6: The Tigers left Rising junior Sydney Ezelle Tigers 6, New Orleans two in the second and three seven runners on, including and rising freshman Lexi PAC Intimidators 5: Emma more in the third as Tiger the tying and go-ahead runs Masino allowed a total of only went 3-for-3, including the Point opened play on July 6 on base in the top of the sixth three hits as the Lady Dolphin go-ahead RBI in the top of with a win over the Vipers. after the Tigers scored three softball team won a pair of the sixth, scoring Oquist, as Milleson, Oquist and in the fifth and sixth innings. games to close out its summer Tiger Point beat the Peterson all had two hits and Oquist went 2-for-3 and season on July 9. Intimidators. one runs scored, while Emma scored twice, while Peterson Lady Dolphins 3, Millican went 2-for-2 and and Sawarynski both had two went 2-for-3 and scored once. Pine Forest 1 scored once for the Tigers. hits. Emma also went 2-for-3 Ezelle threw a two-hitter Tigers 6, Slidell (La.) Slidell (La.) Shock 7, for the Tigers. and struck out four as Gulf Breeze scored single runs in the first, second and fifth innings as they beat Pine Forest at Pine Forest. Ezelle doubled and scored in the first inning on an Olivia Printiss single. Rachel Martin also singled in the first inning. Emily Lively went 2-for-3 and scored once, while Paige Van Tassel, Emily Arnold and Kristen Watts all had one hit. Gena Ramos walked and scored on a bases loaded walk to Masino. Lady Dolphins 7, PHS 1 Masino threw a one-hitter and was perfect through the Get your local news delivered to your first three innings as the Lady mailbox every Thursday and save. Save $4 off the newsstand price Dolphins beat PHS. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Arnold and Martin both had Kalee Bogan looks a pop up in her glove in the Lady ฀฀ two-run singles, while Printiss Dolphins’ 3-1 win at Pine Forest last week. ฀฀฀฀ doubled to drive in two more. ฀฀฀฀฀฀ Save $47 off the newsstand price Lively doubled and drove in a run, while Ezelle scored ฀฀฀฀ 3 years for the price of 2! twice. GBHS scored three in the first and four in the second as Masino faced only three over the minimum. Lady Dolphin JV 10, Call 850.932.8986 or subscibe online West Florida 5 Masino threw a one-hitter www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe and was perfect through the credit cards cheerfully accepted first three innings as the Lady Dolphins beat PHS. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway | Harbortown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 | www.gulfbreezenews.com Livi Doerr went 2-for-3 with a double, while Amber Doyle, Hayley Hayes and Shelby Oquist all scored twice. Brooke Swearingen, Riley Robinson and Katherine McKissack all scored once. MORE FUN THAN A DAY AT THE BEACH! Escambia JV 10, Lady Dolphins 0 Escambia scored four in the first inning, then tacked on four more in the fourth, taking advantage of several miscues from Gulf Breeze, who were held hitless in the mercy rule loss. Blair Amberson walked and Amber Doyle was hit by a BE TREATED LIKE A VIP!OUURR RRVVE YOY pitch in the first inning, while RESERVERREESESE IV AYOURTETE Hayes reached on an error and PRIVAPR NA! Robinson walked in the sec- CABANA!CABA ond before the final nine Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS batters were retired in Freshman Lexi Masino grounded out in this at bat, but order. would throw a one-hitter in the second game against PHS.

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The Gulf Breeze Dolphin foot- ball team overcame a slow start Thursday to go 4-2 at the Jubilee 7-on-7 Tournament Friday in Daphne. "The kids didn't play bad. We just had a missed play here and there," coach Chris Nemith said after the Dolphins lost to Catholic, Prattville (Ala.) and Blount. The junior varsity lost to Bayside Academy, Charles Henderson, Mandeville (La.) and Williamson, out of Mobile. GBHS bounced back on Saturday, winning its final three games in pool play. After being seeded seventh in the 14-team Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News tournament, the Dolphins beat Daniel Harris (above) makes a leaping grab, Mobile Christian while D’Andre Fraser looks to get some yards 31-22 before losing to after the catch recently in Foley. Montgomery Carver 29-15. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS closed out the tournament Slade Jarman (above) fires a pass during the recent with a 24-18 loss to Bayside 7-on-7 tournament in Foley, while Kai Tantay (below) Academy. makes an over the shoulder touchdown catch. The junior varsity lost both of its games Saturday. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS' fall practice begins David Knight makes a leaping grab at Foley. August 5.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Carson Sharp (82) gets kudos from coach Chris Nemith after a touchdown catch. Gulf Breeze Sertoma Fishing Rodeo delights anglers

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Christian Burger, age 12, caught this 3.6 pound spanish Will Nelson (left) shows off his 7.8 red snapper, while father Mike (right) reeled in an 11.8 pound snapper. mackerel at the recent Gulf Breeze Sertoma Fishing Rodeo.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C July 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Home & Garden Gulf Breeze News Pindo Palms very To compost or not to prevalent along Gulf Coast compost in the summertime The second most commonly planted palm Q: I recently moved into my first house and you want to start composting now, keep in mind along the Gulf Coast is am eagerly starting a garden along with a that you likely won’t be able to use your own Butia capitata, most compost pile. A few friends said I’d be better off compost until next spring. On the plus side, commonly known as a just prepping the soil for now and waiting to start you’ll have a good amount to work with. Pindo Palm. the compost until fall. But I want to start as soon It sounds like you’ve already staked out your The very plentiful as possible. What do you think? – Sarah in garden and composting areas. But for the benefit fruits, produced early in Upstate New York of my readers, it’s advisable to locate your summer, are sweet and fronds which are above A: The great thing about having your own compost pile at least 20 feet away from the house are used to make jelly. the 180° plane, or 9 house is you can do pretty much whatever you to prevent pests that burrow into the pile from Thus, there is a second o’clock and 3 o’clock of like with your garden, compost pile, yard and so burrowing into your house. name for this cold hardy the base of the meristem. on – as long as it doesn’t violate local ordinances. HOME TIP: Many municipal landfills offer palm; Jelly Palm. Remember, all palms If you want to plant a garden now, choose plants sifted compost to residents at little or no cost. Pindos are native to feed from the nutrients in that will produce vegetables or flowers within 90 compost work over the winter can reduce Check with your city or town’s waste South America, but grow their lowest leaves. It is days so that you’ll have something to harvest unpleasant odors wafting off the pile. management department to see if they have this very well in our 8 to 9 folly to have all of your before the first frost. If you want to start a However, a well-constructed and well- program available. cold hardiness zones. palms perfectly pruned at compost pile in midsummer, go for it. maintained compost pile shouldn’t give off much Send your questions or home tips to ask@thi- The palm can be all times. Honestly, when to start a compost pile isn’t odor. Balancing out the pile’s ingredients and sisahammer.com. My new e-book, “101 Best described as having a Pindo palms are absolutely cut and dried. Starting in fall is turning it regularly keeps the composting action Home Tips,” is available to download on Amazon glaucous blue tint to its’ sometimes purposefully recommended so that a good amount of compost going. It takes about three months to get a Kindle! Pick it up it today for just 99 cents. color, with pinnate hybridized with Queen is ready by the next planting season. Letting the significant amount of spreadable compost. So, if (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. foliage. Palms to produce a palm Pinnate is the type of that looks like a Pindo, frond that is shaped like but with much longer a feather. The petiole and upright fronds. does not have spikes, Sellers refer to them thorns or teeth, but has a as “Mule Palms.” They Polynesian drumsticks for only 260 calories sharp edge than can hurt are unusual, but not real- if mishandled. ly worth the extra A quick marinade adds a sweet cut in half from top to bottom. Pindos are specimen expense. I am a fan of and tangy glaze to grilled skin- Cut each piece lengthwise into 3 palms, growing from 9’ nature, but not man’s less drumsticks – a favorite with wedges. Cut off peel from each to 12’ at maturity, and propensity to change everyone in the family. piece and cut each piece into 1/2- perhaps 15’ to 18’ tall. eons of evolution. inch-thick triangles. They are widely avail- Pindos are tough 1 can (8 ounces) crushed 2. Place watermelon triangles able in pots from 3 gal- palms, but can be pineapple in unsweetened in a large bowl. In a small bowl, lon to 65 gallon, or larg- bothered by scale. They pineapple juice whisk vinegar, oil, 1/4 teaspoon 2. Remove drumsticks from Savory Watermelon and er as field grown can rarely succumb to 1/4 cup (packed) brown sugar salt and 1/4 teaspoon freshly bag; discard bag with marinade. Blue Cheese Salad specimens that are balled bud rot, which causes the 3 tablespoons soy sauce ground black pepper; drizzle Watermelon and blue cheese? and burlapped. center spear to turn 1 tablespoon (grated) fresh Place drumsticks on grill over over watermelon salad. Add blue Just try it! This special salad is a Place your Pindo in a brown and rot away. At ginger, peeled medium heat and cook 15 min- cheese and toss very gently to combination of juicy, sweet, salty sunny location, and at the first sign of this, 1 clove garlic, crushed with utes, turning over once. Cook coat. To serve, divide among 12 and sharp. least 5’ from a wall or spray repeatedly with a press drumsticks 10 to 15 minutes large paper cups or small bowls, sidewalk. They are best fungicide. 12 (about 4 pounds) chicken longer, or until drumsticks are or decoratively arrange on large 1 (12- to 14-pound) seedless pruned with a sharp It helps to place your drumsticks, skin removed golden and juices run clear when serving platter. Serves 12. watermelon pruning saw, or chain palm in a sunny spot thickest part is pierced with tip of ● Each serving: About 135 2 tablespoons champagne saw, straight across the with well drained soil. 1. In blender, puree pineapple knife, brushing twice with calories, 6g total fat (2g saturat- vinegar base of the petiole – Water only at the base. with its juice and remaining reserved pineapple mixture and ed), 7mg cholesterol, 185mg 2 tablespoons extra-virgin giving it a “shelf cut.” You will have what looks turning occasionally. Serves 4. sodium, 19g total carbs, 1g ingredients except drumsticks. olive oil As with any palm, like a glorious, blue dietary fiber, 4g protein. Spoon 1/2 cup pineapple mixture Salt and pepper take care not to prune green fountain. ● Each serving: About 260 For thousands of triple-tested into large self-sealing plastic 4 ounces blue cheese, crum- recipes, visit our website at bag; reserve remaining pineapple calories, 8g total fat (2g bled (1 cup) mixture for grilling. Add drum- saturated), 123mg cholesterol, www.goodhousekeeping.com/rec ipefinder/. sticks to bag, turning to coat. Let 385mg sodium, 8g total carbs, 0g 1. Cut watermelon in half stand at room temperature 15 dietary fiber, 38g protein. crosswise. Place each piece, cut (c) 2013 Hearst Communications, minutes. side down, on a cutting board and Inc. All rights reserved.

Submitted Photo Pindo palms are specimen palms, growing from nine to 12 feet and at maturity, perhaps 15-18 feet.

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EOE Auction Homes, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL personal representative’s THE TIME PERIODS SET Commercial, CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA “Even though educational costs have legecost.ed.gov/. ------attorney are set forth FORTH ABOVE, ANY COUNTY Multi-Family, Lots below. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) increased, we are very proud to have Pensacola State College offers asso- CIVIL ACTION 217 Sperry Van Ness - All creditors of the dece- YEARS OR MORE maintained our national ranking in ciate and baccalaureate degrees, career dent and other persons, AFTER THE DECE- Commercial Real CASE NO. 2013-132-CA EMPLOYMENT - who have claims or DENT’S DATE OF DEATH affordability without raising tuition,” oriented certificates, college prep, adult UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the Estate Advisors demands against dece- IS BARRED. SKILLED TRADE United States Department of Agriculture, Rural dent’s estate, including stated Ed Meadows, president, education, GED prep and standard high 504.468.6800 Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, unmatured, contingent or Terrie Nussman Lyons www.BidOnBankR a/k/a Rural Housing Service, Pensacola State College. school diplomas. AIRLINE CAREERS unliquidated claims, and 201 Pensacola Beach begin here – Get FAA EO.com L. Fisher who have been served a Rd., Apt. #B-3 Plaintiff, approved Aviation FL AU220 copy of this notice, must Pensacola Beach, FL file their claims with this 32561 ------vs. Maintenance court WITHIN THE LATER Personal Representative Technician training. OF THREE (3) MONTHS 704 HUNG T. NGUYEN, Housing and AFTER THE DATE OF Raymond B. Palmer, THE FIRST PUBLICA- Esquire Foster kids take flight REAL ESTATE FOR Defendants. Financial aid for qual- TION OF THIS NOTICE 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway, ______/ ified students. 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Attorneys for Plaintiff LOT 39, BLOCK A, SANDY BEACH ESTATES, Telephone (863) 533-7117 Shelter at ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- Fax (863) 533-7412 ED IN PLAT BOOK F, PAGE 71, OF THE PUBLIC www.co.santa- RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. rosa.fl.us/santa_r LEGAL 25087 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2X 7-11-13 osa/animals/fea- Property Address: 1937 JESSICA WAY, NAVARRE, FL 32566 tured.html for a NOTICE OF INTENT TO list of animals CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the recently brought sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the of the Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after to the shelter as Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for the sale. 9:30 a.m., August 8, 2013, in the Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, ATTENTION: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Florida. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in this proceeding, NOTICE OF SALE AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORI- you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of cer- DA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING tain assistance. Please contact: The property described ORDINANCE 2013-03; AMENDING THE LANGUAGE PERTAIN- below, stored at BETTA ING TO LOT SIZE; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICT AS DE- Shelia Sims STOR-IT, 2999 Gulf PICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICA- 190 Government Center, 5th Floor Breeze Pkwy., Gulf TION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Pensacola, FL 32502 Breeze, FL will be dis- Phone: (850) 595-4400 posed of in accordance The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above sched- with Florida statute uled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties DATED AT MILTON, FLORIDA THIS 9TH DAY OF 83.801.809 at the above JULY, 2013. address on 7/27/13 at 10 should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before AM. said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure DONALD C. SPENCER that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and for such CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT L. Lindsay #1238 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA R. Greve #359 purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- ing is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence J. Kemmerer #718 MORRIS HARDWICK SCHNEIDER, DCF Regional Director Vicki Abrams, left, stands with DCF Community L. Wilkerson #329 upon which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF, Development Administrator Randy Fleming, AT&T Florida President Marshall If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in 9409 PHILADELPHIA ROAD, All units contain, but not order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision BALTIMORE, MD 21237 Criser III, Representative Clay Ingram, AT&T Regional Director for External limited to, household of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 goods. Affairs Ray Walker, National Naval Aviation Museum Foundation President or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date LEGAL 25098 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2X 7/18/13 of the public hearing. and CEO Lt. Gen. Duane Thiessen, USMC (Ret.) and three youth in foster LEGAL 25110 care who attended the Ambition AIR Program. 2X 7-18-13 Legal 25108 Gulf Breeze News July 18, 2013

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Camp champs Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a The Gulf Breeze varsity cheerleading squad won the recent University Cheerleading Association camp, held at Florida division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and State. They are (front, from left): Morgan Baker, Meagan Allen, Jordan Barnes, Langley Head, Tiffany Evans, Skylar Wilson, contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 Mady Bell, Courtney Land and Abbey Olsen. Second row (from left): Abi Beckham, Haley Moss, Erin Eddins, Macy Brewer, Bree Geraghty, Jordan Lamar, Brooke Swearingen, Savannah McCleary, Poppy Sims and Maddux Willingham. Back (from left): Kayley Turner, Maggie Gilbreath, Pepper Rice, Brie Perdue, Kevin Schmitz, Michael Rice and Sean Alley. GBHS dominates at UCA Cheer Camp Seven named UCA All Americans BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze High varsity cheerleading squad dominated the competition at a recent Universal Cheerleaders Association camp at Florida State University. “They did a fabulous job – I’m very proud of them,” head coach Carlee McCullers said. Gulf Breeze won several team and individual awards, including being named the Top Coed Team. A total of 12 teams participated at the camp. They also won for their Fight Song as they performed Sign up now! the routine they do after every Dolphin football score. They also earned All Superior ribbons at the end of each night of camp, where they perform a Courtesy Photo routine they learned each day. Future instructors? Seven GBHS seniors – From left: Jordan Lamar, Kevin Schmitz, Sean Alley, Maddux Willingham, Don Harris and MAY 27 - AUG 9 Seniors Kevin Schmitz, Sean Abi Beckham were all asked to be UCA instructors next summer. Not shown: Abbey Olsen. Alley, Maddux Willingham, Don Harris, Abi Beckham, Courtney Land and Tiffany Evans – were SUMMER named UCA All Americans. Schmitz, Alley, Willingham, daily Harris, Beckham, Courtney Land weekly and Tiffany Evans were also ART CAMP monthly invited to be UCA instructors next summer.Willingham was also named the Top Jumper at PENSACOLA interactive learning camp, while Erin Eddins was MUSEUM named the runner up. hands-on projects “This camp has been the best of ART one yet,” said senior team creative expression captain Olsen. “Spending as pensacolamuseumofart.org much time together as we did really brought us all together in a whole new way. We’re like a family and we stick together.” Northwest Florida's Art, Entertainment & Lifestyle Magazine The 2013-14 varsity squad has 27 members, including six male cheerleaders and six freshmen. “The freshmen we have on our squad are very mature and they’ve performed Courtesy Photo like this on their All Star Best Jumper squads,” McCullers said. “they Maddux Willingham (center) was named the Best Jumper at the recent UCA Camp at FSU. all did a great job.” Splash is filled with places to see and things to do. It is your guide to the area’s best nightlife, dining, shopping, and fishing. Free on Newsstands Now!

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