GBHS GRIDDERS ROLL CLARIFIED BUTTER COOL PHOTOGRAPHS Andy Creech throws 4 touchdown Food expert Gail Bowling Series of compelling photos continues passes in 7-on-7 win over Navarre, 1C touts an easy favorite, 1B with Washington Monument, 8A

219 July 5, 2012 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Fire totals apartment unit after resident taken into custody

Midway Fire BY MELANIE KORMONDY responded to a call at Golf Villas District Lt. Chris Special to Gulf Breeze News Apartments at 1252 College Stimmel (left) [email protected] Parkway. A fire broke out in and firefighter Apartment A while its occupant, Jimmy Skipper A domestic abuse complaint Troy Autin, 52, was outside being rescue a pet last week led to an arrest and an questioned and arrested for from an apart- apartment fire that forced the allegedly hitting his live-in girl- ment complex evacuation of numerous fright- friend. before turning No injuries resulted from the the scared ened residents in the Santa Rosa canine over to Shores neighborhood. fire. At least one pet was rescued its relieved At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June from the building. owner. Photos by Steve Clark/Special to Gulf Breeze News 26, the Midway Fire Department See FIRE, Page 2A

NASA Former Gulf Breeze resident Alan G. Poindexter Focus on our future Jet-ski Options for growth accident give visionaries claims plenty to digest U.S. hero ■ Former astronaut BY JOE CULPEPPER / [email protected] Alan Poindexter dies Gulf Breeze will look very different by 2062 after tragic local incident if government leadership decides to act on BY JOE CULPEPPER growth and development opportunities deter- Gulf Breeze News mined by participants in a master planning [email protected] workshop whose goal, in part, is to make the The nation this week is town America’s most livable city. mourning the death of retired Within the next 50 years, it is possible that athletic NASA astronaut Alan facilities at Gulf Breeze High School might be relocated Goodwin Poindexter, who flew to open the way for development of a downtown business two shuttle missions into space district along Daniel Drive that could feature a variety of in 2008 and 2010. high-end retail and professional office space. Poindexter, 51, a former res- The area of Live Oak Shopping Center and the medical ident of Gulf complex including Andrews Institute and Baptist Gulf Breeze’s Villa Breeze Hospital could be modified and expanded for even Venyce more preferred tax-generating retail businesses, pumping neighbor- millions of additional dollars annually into city coffers. hood, died Representatives of an Orlando planning firm in June Photo & illustration VHB MillerSillen Sunday in crunched data and created visual roadmaps that showed ABOVE: Fifty years Pensacola how Gulf Breeze might pursue economic development, from now, Gulf Breeze after being transportation and infrastructure improvements and hous- might actually boast of involved in a ing options in the coming years. a main street retail jet-skiing On Thursday, during the final meeting of an intensive, area with stores, accident in weeklong workshop, residents, business and governmental Little Sabine shops and boutiques. Joe Culpepper/ leaders favored a framework alternative that would move Bay at Pensa- GBN the baseball and softball fields at GBHS to Shoreline Park RIGHT: The develop- cola Beach. Space shuttle and open the way for development around the current ment of retail space Poindexter Discovery Dolphin Stadium. along the U.S. 98 cor- was married with Alan Under the same plan, which has numerous similarities ridor and creation of a to the former Poindexter at to two other alternatives that also garnered significant downtown core area Lisa Pfeiffer the controls blasts off on support, four new traffic lights would be added and/or on property currently of Pensacola, relocated on Gulf Breeze Parkway between Fairpoint whose par- April 5, 2010 occupied by athletic from Cape Drive and the city’s eastern gateway. Massive redevelop- facilities at Gulf ents, Carol ment in the Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Canaveral. Breeze High School and Ron would include makeovers for the Harbourtown Business might look something Pfeiffer, live Complex, areas east of Dolphin Stadium and north of St. in Gulf Breeze. He was jet-ski- like this in 2062. New Ann Catholic Church, property along Andrew Jackson ing with his adult sons Sunday buildings are depicted Trail and the Hoffman Drive triangle. at about 1:30 p.m. when a craft in tan. See MASTER PLAN, Page 4A See POINDEXTER, Page 5A WEEKEND Weather-plus Santa Rosa assured of BP oil spill fine monies

your FRI 7/6 SAT 7/7 SUN 7/8 MON 7/9 ■ Millions of dollars should last Friday afternoon. The Act allo- ISOLATED ISOLATED ISOLATED ISOLATED eventually flow into coffers cates all the fines being negotiated T-STORMS T-STORMS T-STORMS T-STORMS between the U. S. Justice Department of counties most affected hi 88/lo 77 hi 88/lo 76 hi 89/lo 77 hi 88/lo 77 and BP concerning the oil spill along rain: 30 % rain: 40 % rain: 30 % rain: 30 % “This the coast of 2010 will be sent to the is beyond BY PAM BRANNON eight Florida counties along the Gulf exciting! Gulf Breeze News Coast that actually received impact INSIDE [email protected] This is a from the spill.

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Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Santa Rosa County Commissioner Lane Lynchard made those com- between $5 billion and $25 billion. “Mailing Statement on Opinion Page” ments referring to the U. S. Congress “If the final settlement between the THREE SECTIONS, 20 PAGES | VOL. 11, NO. 27 | JULY 5, 2012 passing the bi-partisan Restore Act See RESTORE ACT, Page 3A

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Southerland eyeing Villane seeks election CALENDAR OF EVENTS Commission seat 5 supervisor’s position Monday, July 9 Pete Southerland of Gulf If elected, he will focus on Tappie Villane of Gulf 100 people with disabilities Santa Rosa County Commission 9 a.m., County Breeze is a candidate for rebuilding economic develop- Breeze is seeking to succeed that were trained and Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Santa Rosa County ment and retaining military her boss as the next Supervisor employed in the community. Fire Department Executive Group 6:30 p.m., Commissioner, District 5. bases. of Elections for Santa Rosa She managed a $1 million- Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest Road, Milton Southerland, a U.S. Marine Southerland is an active County. plus budget. Corps veteran, former city volunteer with Habitat for Villane, 43, is a political Villane is a Chambers of Tuesday, July 10 councilman and 36-year resi- Humanity and various other newcomer currently employed Commerce member in Santa Midway Fire District Commission 7 p.m., Station dent of Santa organizations and entities and as the assistant to Rosa County, Gulf Breeze, 35 headquarters, 1322 College Parkway, Gulf Breeze Rosa County was president of the Emerald retiring Elections Navarre and Pace. She also is Wednesday, July 11 believes that our Coast Honor Flight. He also Supervisor Ann a member of the Republican school system, served on the Gulf Breeze Bodenstein. Party of Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County Tourist Development South natural resour- Area Chamber of Commerce Villane has 11 North Santa Rosa Lions Club End Committee 9 a.m., Navarre Visitors Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre ces, leadership Military Affairs Committee. years of elections and the Navarre Area Board of and citizens have Southerland has a bache- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters noon, Fellowship Hall, experience and Realtors. First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Southerland made this one of lor’s degree in Business Villane has worked in 22 Villane graduated from the Drive, Gulf Breeze the best places to Administration from the elections, all in University of West Florida Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce live in the United States. He is University of West Georgia. Santa Rosa County. with a bachelor’s degree in Governmental Affairs Committee 4 p.m., Chamber running for this office because He works in the construction A 25-year resident of the Communication Arts and a Headquarters, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze he wants to take what we have industry. county, Villane previously was minor in Sociology. She and City of Gulf Breeze Executive Committee 6:30 and make it even better. He and his wife of 46 employed at ARC Gateway for her husband of 21 years, Paul, p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Southerland will listen to years, Pat, have two married 16 years. For 10 of those are the parents of one daugh- Gulf Breeze his constituents and educate children and three grandchil- years, she was the Program ter, Kaycee, who attends Gulf Thursday, July 12 himself on the issues so that dren. Director for Pollak Industries Breeze High School. “together we can all build a The primary election is Santa Rosa County Commission Regular 9 a.m., and was responsible for 18 The primary election is County Administrative Center, 6495 Carolina Street, strong Santa Rosa County.” Tuesday, Aug. 14. staff members and more than Tuesday, Aug. 14. Milton Santa Rosa Flood Mitigation Plan Task Force 1:30 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Santa Rosa Zoning Board 6 p.m., County Man busted Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton for growing weed in his backyard

Acting on an anonymous tip, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s authorities confiscated 16 cannabis plants and charged a man with producing/growing Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report marijuana in the backyard of Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. his Midway home. Eugene Douglas Olsen, 61, Felonies Constitution Drive, Navarre, aggra- of 6518 Watermark Cove was 6/27/2012 vated battery arrested Tuesday, Brill, Matthew Brent, W/M, 30, 7/1/2012 7600 block Chablis Circle, Hatch, Kelly Croft, W/F, 52, June 26, two Navarre, dealing in stolen property 9200 block of Hansel Drive, weeks after 6/30/2012 Navarre, probation violation authorities initial- Shaw, Gladys Bautista, W/F, ■ ly were alerted to 33, 1265 College Parkway, Gulf Note: All arrest and police the possible Breeze, infliction of physical or reports published in Gulf Breeze growth of mari- mental injury and aggravated News are public record and do not Olsen Steve Clark/Special to Gulf Breeze News battery on a child imply guilt. All suspects are pre- juana at the Smoke billows from an apartment at 1252 on College Parkway last week after food left Bourgeois, James Irving III, sumed innocent until proven and/or address. Olsen was booked into cooking during the arrest of the unit’s occupant caught the kitchen on fire. No one was hurt. W/M, 24, 1900 block of adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Santa Rosa County Jail and held on $2,500 bail. Gulf Breeze Police Report A deputy and detective FIRE: Damage estimated at $40,000 Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department went to Olsen’s residence to question Olsen. Prior to mak- Continued from page 1A Prior to his upstairs units and the rest of the Two catch car burglars in the act ing contact with the home- arrest, Autin did building,” said Kanzigg. owner, Deputy Matthew The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s not indicate that “Luckily there’s probably only On Tuesday, June 26, a unlocked vehicle. A laptop Spratt looked through a 6-foot Office report stated that Autin, he was cooking or 200 feet between our building Neighborhood Walmart employ- worth $3,000 and a wallet con- privacy fence and observed who was drunk at the time, that any appli- and the apartment complex.” ee from Gulf Breeze was arrest- taining $5 and credit cards were two marijuana plants growing was cooking dinner during an ances were left on Milam said this was the third ed for petty theft at 2:13 p.m. reported missing. argument with his girlfriend in his unit. The fire at the apartment complex in She is accused of taking cash On Saturday at 10 p.m., a against the fence. out of the cashier’s drawer. resident in the 400 block of when he allegedly slapped apartment was the past two years. The investigators then Autin On Tuesday, a resident in the North Sunset reported a burgla- questioned Olsen, who admit- her. Autin’s girlfriend then totaled due to the “Everybody is safe and sound 30 block of Shoreline Drive ry and theft taking place in her ted growing the plants and called law enforcement who, fire in the kitchen and smoke now, and that is the most impor- reported a missing ring valued unlocked vehicle. Sunglasses saying that he used the weed in turn, arrested him on a damage throughout the unit, tant thing,” she said. at $1,461. worth $150 and $60 taken out of to get relief from chronic back count of battery and an out- Golf Villas Apartments proper- Kanzigg said being able to On Friday, June 29, at 4 a.m., a wallet were reported missing. pain. Olsen said he does not standing warrant for a petty ty manager Kristin Milam said. respond so quickly is what a man reported a missing cell On Sunday, July 1, at 1:27 sell marijuana and that his retail theft incident that took A neighboring unit suffered saved the building from being a phone at Gulf Breeze Hospital. a.m., officers found a truck crop was for personal use. He place on June 14. water damage that was prompt- total loss. He estimated total The phone is valued at $300. parked in the woods at told the investigators they “Once we put him in the ly cleaned up damage to be between $30,000 On Saturday afternoon, June Shoreline Park South contain- 30, at the 400 block of ing four juveniles with posses- were welcome to confiscate police car, the arresting deputy Midway Fire Chief Jonathan and $40,000. Milam said that (Jason Bodnovits) observed Kanzigg said 15 firefighters monetary loss could not be offi- Cumberland Avenue, police sion of marijuana under 20 the plants. arrested a 21-year-old Mary grams. Sixteen plants ranging in smoke coming out of that unit,” and five fire trucks from four cially determined until a Esther woman for possession of On Sunday at 4 p.m., a height from 5 inches to 5 feet Sheriff’s Office Public local fire departments respond- licensed contractor had assessed marijuana after a disturbance boater on Shoreline Park South were discovered growing in Information Officer Sgt. Scott ed to the call. From the time of the damage. between neighbors was report- reported a large scrape on the various locations in the yard. Haines said. “(Bodnovits) then dispatch, it took approximately Autin was booked into the ed. side of his truck that caused If convicted, Olsen could grabbed a fire extinguisher out 15 minutes to extinguish the Santa Rosa County Jail on a On Saturday at 10 p.m., a $1,000 worth of damage. The face a fine of up to $5,000 of the trunk and observed a fire, fire. $1,500 bond. His arraignment man in the 200 block of North person who caused the scrape and/or up to five years in state which is when he contacted the “The fire had a lot of poten- hearing is scheduled for July Sunset reported a burglary and left his business card on the prison. fire department.” tial to escalate quickly to the 24. theft taking place in his windshield.

Emergency Reports Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Breezer arrested for fraud

A Gulf Breeze man – were charged with two counts GB Fire & Rescue William Kearney, 67 – has been of wire fraud and two counts of indicted and arrested along with money laundering. Wire fraud For the week ending July 1, Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue two Oregon residents on charges charges carry a maximum sen- was called for 17 emergen- of wire fraud, money laundering tence of 20 years for each count cies. These incidents included and bankruptcy fraud. and a fine of up to $250,000 per 6 medical calls, 4 motor vehi- The U. S. Attorney’s Office count. The money laundering cle accidents, 1 water rescue, in Portland, Ore., announced charges carry a maximum 10- 1 public assistance, 1 fire Friday that Kearney, Robert year sentence per count and a alarm, 2 mutual aids to Keys, 63, of Fossil, Ore., and $250,000 fine per count. Midway Fire District and 2 ing fire, 2 woods fires, 1 vehi- his long-time bookkeeper, All three pleaded not guilty. mutual aids to Pensacola cle fire, 1 water rescue, 28 Brenda Carper, 61, Gresham, Their trial was set for Aug. 28. Beach Fire. medical assists, 1 motor vehi- Ore., were charged with Keys and Carper were charged To learn more about Gulf cle accidents with no injuries, Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on 3 motor vehicle accidents with defrauding a long-term invest- with seven counts of bankruptcy Submitted photo to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ injuries and 4 good intent- ment client of Keys, who was fraud relating to the effort of A Toyota Camry was significantly damaged Saturday firedept/index.html. canceled on scene or en over 80 years old at the time of Keys to discharge $148 million at 3:17 p.m. when it was traveling eastbound in the route. the fraud, of $1.1 million. in debt in his personal bankrupt- 500 block of U.S. 98 and crossed into the median, Midway Fire District ■ The indictment alleges that cy. They were charged with lying hitting a tree and spinning to rest in the westbound For more information about Keys received a kickback of to the bankruptcy court and con- lanes. Amy Melissa Croley of McDavid was the driver. For the week ending June Midway Fire District, log on to $150,000 from money obtained cealing assets and income of Gulf Breeze Police were investigating the cause of the 28, Midway Fire District was www.midwayfire.com. from his elderly client and then Keys. Each bankruptcy fraud accident. No info was immediately available on injuries. called for 43 incidents. These wired to his business partner, charge carries a five year sen- emergencies included 1 build- Kearney. Keys and Kearney tence and a $250,000 fine.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 5, 2012 3A MIDWAY Chamber Expo planned Gulf Breeze’s Hines Site for earns Alpha Beta honor Louis Hines of Gulf Breeze collection of antique and vintage has been named to the Alpha items, and many miscellaneous TP Park Beta honor society at items. There will be a penny Huntingdon (Ala.) College. table and a free table. In addi- building Alpha Beta, modeled after the tion, there will be furniture and Phi Beta Kappa honor society, garden equipment for sale. chosen was formed by the Huntingdon For information on delivery faculty in 1950. The designation of items for donation, call DEC honors upper-class students for Headquarters between 10 a.m. BY PAM BRANNON excellence in scholarship and and noon on Mondays, Gulf Breeze News [email protected] encourages high scholastic Wednesdays or Fridays at 623- attainment among other stu- 2345. The location for the Tiger dents. Point Community Center within the Tiger Point County Democrats’ SAUL ULLMAN M D Recreational Park, behind yard sale is Saturday , . . Specializing in: Walmart, has been chosen. Mike Warner, from STOA The Santa Rosa County Microincision Cataract Surgery ● Architects, told county com- Democrats’ monthly yard sale Over 30,000 implants performed will be held on Saturday, July 7, ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology missioners that a location in Pensacola adjacent to the playground Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News file photo from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at 5746 Numerous exhibitors traditionally use the Gulf Breeze Stewart Street in Milton. Items Visit www.UllmanEye.com and baseball fields, right off Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen the parking lots, will be Area Chamber of Commerce Business Expo to reach for sale will include toys, stuffed Dr. Ullman for their surgery. potential customers each year. The 2012 event is sched- where the community center animals, books, kitchen items, 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 will be built. uled for Aug. 11 at the Gulf Breeze Community Center. glassware, tools, technology, The Chamber still has room for past and future vendors. (850 ) 208-1900 Warner gave a presenta- tion to county commission- ers on the design progress of A the center. County Landrum Human Resources to Write Right Complete Commissioner Lane Writing Service! Lynchard of Gulf Breeze said commissioners will be explain health plan to biz owners Résumés - Thorough, readable, and impressive taking a closer look at some Web Page Content - Unintentional mistakes avoided of the specifications of the The U.S. Supreme Court chamber staff at the Gulf Breeze Brochures/Fliers - Checked for errors before publication design within the next announced its ruling on the BRIEFS Area Chamber, call (850) 932- Memoirs - Family history and memories month and will probably be Health Care Reform plan on 7888 or e-mail reception@gulf- preserved both in print and on DVD approving some specs and June 28. The Court’s decision breezechamber.com. For more information or to Martha Smith/Becky McPheron getting ready to go out for brings about many changes for The Gulf Breeze Expo is a register by phone, call (850) 850-225-8181 [email protected] bids on building sometime health care in the United States. hot spot where businesses and 266-6114. next month. Landrum Human Resources consumers can connect. It is an The floor plan design pre- is offering a free webinar ‘The Chamber Expos booths inexpensive way to showcase sented shows a large meet- Supreme Court Ruling on your business in the Gulf ing room, which Warner said Health Care Reform – What available for vendors Breeze area. has been expanded to hold as Business Owners and many as 150 people. The Employers Need to Know’ on The Gulf Breeze Area Senior Adult Services restrooms being planned Wednesday, July 11 at 3 p.m. Chamber of Commerce is seek- Expo set for GBUMC will also be accessible from The webinar will help business ing exhibitors for the annual the parking lot for those owners and employers under- Gulf Breeze Expo on Saturday, Gulf Breeze United using the recreational fields stand the potential impact the Aug. 11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Methodist Church will host a and facilities. rulings will have on their busi- Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, Senior Adult Services Expo at The building will be wired ness and employees. 800 Shoreline Drive. the Soundside Campus located for broadcast and taping of Ted Kirchharr, Landrum vice The signature business expo at 4115 Soundside Drive on July live meetings, like the County president and chief operating historically attracts a large audi- 9. If you have services of inter- TheThe experienceexperience ence from the community every Commission meetings. officer, will co-host the webinar est to the seniors in our commu- wewe needneed fromfrom thethe year. Exhibitors also enjoy net- nity, your are invited to be a part “It will be great to finally with Todd Torgersen, president, clerkclerk youyou trust.trust. have a place in the south end Combined Insurance Services, working with area business rep- of this expo directed expressly of the county where we can Inc. If you have a question you resentatives at the Taste of Expo for older adults. FloridaFlorida SupremeSupreme CourtCourt Certified Clerk April 1997 hold county meetings to be would like addressed by the on Friday, Aug. 10 from 5:30 to The event begins at 11 a.m. Certified Clerk April 1997 broadcast live like we do in panel, send to 7:30 p.m. and will include a free lunch for our chambers in Milton,” [email protected]. Booths range from $225 to participants as well as those in said Lynchard. To take part, participants $430 (GBA Chamber member attendance. All adults ages 60 and over are invited to learn The design plan also should go to rates). Potential member dis- www.MaryMJohnson2012.com allows for 43 additional park- www.LandrumHR.com and reg- counts are available. about all the area agencies, organizations and services Political advertisement paid and approved by Mary M. Johnson, ing spots near the building. ister. Once the live presentation Sponsorships are also avail- Republican, for Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court Lynchard said current is made, it will be archived on able. If you are interested in available to them. plans also include a portable, the Landrum website and avail- sponsoring this event or in For more information, call removable stage. able for on-demand viewing. obtaining a booth, contact the (850) 932-3594.

RESTORE ACT: ‘This is once-in-lifetime opportunity’ Continued from page 1A assure the monies from BP Commissioner Bob Cole said. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime negotiated by the Justice Lynchard said now commis- opportunity. You sometimes feds and BP was, let’s say, $10 Department would come direct- sioners must begin immediately don’t even see something like billion, then Santa Rosa ly to the counties affected. making some decisions on what this happen for a county once in County’s share would be about “If there was not a Restore projects to use the money for a lifetime. We have to take time $50 million,” Lynchard said. Act, those monies would go when it arrives. and make sure we are using the “Under the Restore Act, about directly into the U.S. Treasury’s “It may be months, or longer, funds for the best possible use. 35 percent of the fines collected general fund,” Lynchard before we get any money,” This will change and impact the by the Justice Department go explained. “We also wanted to Lynchard said. “But we need to Gulf Coast for decades to come.” directly to the eight counties. have the money come directly to have projects outlined that we A news conference was to be There is also about one-third the counties and not have to go can use the money to complete so held on Pensacola Beach on that will go to a panel of Gulf through the state budget.” we can access it as soon as it Tuesday, after Gulf Breeze Coast states, made up of gover- But earlier this year it looked arrives. There are restrictions, of News’ deadline. nors and their representatives of like the Restore Act was dead. course, for what the money can those states. That money will be “We thought the Restore Act be used for. There is a long list of divided for projects that are was not going to happen about examples for the money’s use – it determined to be most impor- January and February. It looked has to be either an economic Lynchard & Greene, Attorneys tant in that Gulf Coast Region.” like it was dead in the water; it development, or an environmen- “This legislation is a critical was just lagging in Washington. tal, or recreational project. I step forward in ensuring that So a group of us decided to know there are things in our Wills Contracts Business Law coastal families and small busi- make a trip to Washington, county like dune restoration that nesses receive the support they D.C., to lobby with representa- need to be done, but some of Trusts Litigation Probate so desperately need to recover tives from all over the country, those types of projects can be Lynchard & Greene, PL from the Deepwater Horizon both sides of the aisle, for the financed through other funding. spill,” said Rep Jeff Miller. legislation. I never imagined I We sure don’t want to use any of 1901 Andorra Street Navarre, FL 32566 “With the passage of this legis- would find myself standing in our Restore funds on projects that lation, we can start to see the the office of the Speaker of the could be funded other ways.” 850-936-9385 light at the end of the tunnel, House of Representatives in Lynchard said it will take [email protected] and begin to heal both the econ- Washington, D.C., arguing the time to get public input as to The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based omy and the environment along merits of the Restore Act,” what type of projects Santa solely upon advertisements. Before you decide, ask the lawyer to send you the Gulf Coast.” Lynchard said. Rosa County citizens would like Lane Lynchard, LLM Lynchard has been working There were 20 representa- to see done with Restore funds. free written information about their qualifications and experience. on the Restore Act and alloca- tives from five Gulf Coast states tion of funds from the BP Oil who made the trip to spill for about a year. Last Washington, with Lynchard month he received a among them. Presidential Advocacy Award Last week, Santa Rosa from the Florida Association of County Commissioners recog- Counties (FAC) for his work on nized Lynchard’s efforts to get the Restore Act. the Restore Act passed. Lynchard said a group of rep- “The Restore Act is going to resentatives from the FAC start- impact not just Santa Rosa ed about a year ago working County but all the Gulf Coast in toward getting something both economic and environmen- passed in the U.S. Congress to tal areas for years to come,”

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A July 5, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS MASTER PLAN: Trends suggest 1,900 new jobs in Gulf Breeze in 20 years Continued from page 1A Additionally, a pedestrian DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALS underpass or plaza might Research by VHB MillerSellen suggests that Gulf connect the school property Breeze could support the following types of retail currently bisected by U.S. 98. The city’s western gateway – development by the year 2017: about to accommodate a bigger, Retail category Size (SF) No. of stores wider Pensacola Bay Bridge – Apparel/shoes 40,200 25-30 also would be strategically Drug store 10,100 1 developed to capitalize on the Florists 2,200 1 area’s water access to the bay General merchandise 9,600 8-10 and Gulf of Mexico. Grocery/markets 27,700 1-4 Connected biking and Home furnishings 9,900 2-8 walking facilities might extend Miscellaneous stores 5,900 2-4 around the city, particularly on Restaurants 0 0 Fairpoint and Shoreline Drives Specialty foods/services 11,500 8-12 and areas around the medical complex and toward the beach Sports goods/books 6,500 2-4 through Shoreline Park and the Other retail 5,900 3-5 southern reaches of Gulf Breeze. Total 134,000 53-83 Also, the need for smaller, more modern housing for a Gulf Breeze generates $64 the majority of residents say is growing elderly population and Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Those voting for a preference among three alternatives suggested for future growth in Gulf million a year in retail sales. so important to them. new generations of young Breeze favored a plan that would move the GBHS baseball and softball fields to Shoreline That number should increase to Community input is still families and workers was Park, opening potential valuable real estate for retail development in a town center concept. $67.5 million in 2017. welcomed and encouraged. targeted in the aging In 2011, Gulf Breeze marked Residents who would like to neighborhoods of the original Gulf Breeze was a priority to about 3,300 jobs, which is 5 he said research showed there its 50 anniversary and paid learn more can contact Kopack residential core termed “The sustain the city’s viability. percent of the jobs in the county. will be a demand for about 40 to tribute to the foresight of or other members of the steering Bowl.” Research showed that there It’s called fair share. If the city 50 new stores. About 20 of community leaders who led the committee, including: co-chair “It’s really interesting to see are currently 5,781 residents in maintains its 5 percent share 20 those should be new clothing movement for incorporation. the progression of ideas that has 2,451 households. Gulf Breeze’s years out, that would be 1,900 and apparel stores, shoe stores, Alex Bell of the Capital Trust Those leaders, Kopack said, taken place,” said population is projected to attract new jobs. Where does that go? and a specialty grocer with Agency; Allen Bell of Hewes were acting on what they knew former city 800 new residents by 2035, in Does it go near Andrews about 27,000 square feet. and Co.; Lee Brown of Brown councilman Dan part creating a need for 245 new Institute or Gulf Breeze “About 135,000 square feet the needs of the community Construction Co.; Josie Cotti of Kopack, co-chair housing units. As a significant Hospital? Does it go along the of new retail would generate would be decades into the future. the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of an 11-person segment of the population ages, U.S. 98 corridor?” about $65 million a year in sales Now, he said, is the time for of Commerce; City Attorney local steering the potential need for “aging-in- Lavash pointed out that Gulf tax,” Gibbs said. “Very conserv- this generation to peer 50 years Matt Dannheisser; Cherry Fitch committee whose place” housing, including more Breeze is mostly built-out in atively today, there is about $65 into the future and ensure that of Mark Lee Realty; Bob Gulf Breeze grows wisely and Kopack task will be to diverse housing types and terms of conventional housing. million in annual retail and Harriman and Barbara Jowers of determine which, products, will grow. “The recession has weakened restaurant spending that’s leav- capitalizes on growth potential Baptist Hospital; Amy Klotz of if any, of the findings are Economist Tom Lavash the housing market, and ing here that we think could be while preserving the unique, the U.S. Courts; and Tom Naile presented to present and future explained how Gulf Breeze prognostications are that might captured.” small-town quality of life that of St. Ann Catholic Church. city councils for action. figures into the projected continue for another year or two “This is a work in progress,” growth of Santa Rosa County, before it begins to strengthen,” said VHB MillerSellen Senior one of the fastest-growing he said. “We see some short- Project Manager Curtis counties in the country. term blips in vacancy rates, Ostrodka, who moderated the “Prognostications suggest foreclosures, that sort of thing. various workshops in June. that Santa Rosa County is “But recovery will be “We’re not going to be turning expected to add about 36,000 dependent on job growth and any dirt tomorrow. This is not jobs over the next 20 years,” he financing. One thing that will the end (of the process). We still said. “That’s a pretty strong help the local real estate market have 50 years to go, but we number. That suggests is business retention and recruit- don’t want to wait 50 years to successful economic ment. And don’t forget: You are ● High Risk get anything started.” development. Health-care, retail competing not only locally and Ostrodka’s team took to heart trade, hotels and lodging, regionally but nationally for Pregnancy Care any and all suggestions and tourism-related activities, your share of the economic pie.” with 3D/4D Ultrasound with comments while crafting three restaurants, government and Retail expert Bob Gibbs said big screen HD monitor. alternative plans that might best professionals like accountants, Gulf Breeze household income ● Deliveries at Baptist & Sacred Heart opens in serve the city’s needs. 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of Philip de Kozan on June 9 July is Park and Recreation Month in Beth Jones and Philip de Kozan were married on June 9, 2012 Florida. at Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church. Residents and visitors The ceremony was officiated by Dr. Lester Spencer Jr. alike are encouraged to Beth is the daughter of Commander Randy Jones and Sandra spend time outdoors at Jones, Gulf Breeze, and is a 2007 graduate of Navarre High one of Florida’s 171 man- School. She earned her B.S. in Social Science Education from aged lands, which include Florida State University and has been a teacher at Avalon Middle state parks, state trails and School for the 2011-2012 school year. historic sites. Philip is the son of Von and Belinda de Kozan, Gulf Breeze, The Florida Park and is a 2006 graduate of Gulf Breeze High School. He earned his Service also launched a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) from Millsaps new Web page highlight- College and his Master’s Degree in Business Administration from ing some of the most the University of West Florida. He is employed at CarMax as a unique and fun activities business office manager in training. Submitted photo at 160 state parks and 11 The couple resides in Birmingham, Ala. Beth and Philip de Kozan state trails.

Gulf Breeze News NASA Alan Poindexter (left) granted Gulf Breeze News Editor Joe Alan Poindexter (far right) stands with the crew of shuttle Culpepper an exclusive interview in June 2010. The NASA Discovery at the Kennedy Space Center as they readied for shuttle commander is a Pensacola State College alumnus. the flight of STS-131 to the International Space Station. POINDEXTER: Lived in Villa Venyce in 1987 Continued from page 1A Naval Postgraduate School. Some of his subsequent flight Festivals Sports Events driven by his oldest son crashed training occurred over Birthday Parties Celebrations We Bring into the back of the jet-ski being Pensacola Beach. Community Fund Raisers the Sno “We used to practice right out to Y ridden by Poindexter and anoth- School Events ou! er son. here,” Poindexter said, pointing He was airlifted to Baptist skyward, during a June 2010 Call 850.291.6364• www.icealicious.com Hospital, where he succumbed interview with Gulf Breeze to his injuries. News from the back porch of his “The NASA family was sad in-laws’ home on Bay Street. to learn of the passing of our Poindexter logged more than former friend and colleague, 3,500 hours in over 30 aircraft Alan Poindexter,” a statement types and made more than 450 on the space agency’s Facebook aircraft carrier landings. He page said Sunday evening. “Our served in Operations Desert thoughts and prayers are with Storm and Southern Watch dur- his family.” ing the Middle Eastern conflicts. On April 5, 2010, Poindexter Poindexter retired from commanded a two-week mis- NASA in 2010. He currently sion on NASA’s space shuttle was Dean of Students and Discovery to re-supply the Executive Director of Programs International Space Station. It at the Naval Postgraduate was the second shuttle mission School in Monterey, Calif. for Poindexter, who in 2008 In his 2010 interview with served as pilot of shuttle Gulf Breeze News, Poindexter Atlantis that performed a her- deflected all praise to his sup- alded, delicate repair mission portive wife and family. for the Hubble space telescope. “Having a close-knit family is Poindexter and his family tra- key to success for anybody,” he ditionally spent a couple of said. “It’s important, and it sure weeks each summer visiting fam- does make the job a whole lot ily in Gulf Breeze. He and Lisa easier to know that Lisa is around lived in Villa Venyce in 1987 and is there to back me up. She while Poindexter was undergoing has sacrificed an awful lot to military flight training at make (my success) happen.” Pensacola Naval Air Station and The Florida Wildlife Whiting Field near Milton. Commission was continuing an According to the Florida investigation into the incident. Wildlife Commission, Funeral arrangements were not Poindexter and his sons were jet- known at press time. skiing Sunday afternoon when things suddenly turned tragic. Reports say Poindexter and his 22-year-old son Samuel were riding on one jet-ski and appar- ently slowed significantly before the second craft driven by 26- year-old Zachary Poindexter approached from behind at high speed and collided with the back of the first vehicle. Poindexter and Samuel were knocked into the water. Minutes later, the former astronaut was pulled into a boat and taken to a nearby beach, where friends performed CPR on him. He was airlifted to Baptist Hospital but could not be saved. Known as “Dex” by his clos- est friends and NASA col- leagues, Poindexter accumulat- ed 27 days and 21 hours of time in space during his two shuttle missions. He rose through the Naval aviation ranks after earn- ing an AA degree in engineering from Pensacola State College and a bachelor’s in aerospace engineering at Georgia Tech. He earned an advanced degree in aeronautical engineering at the

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P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway By Melanie Kormondy Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Are you looking Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 forward to riding www.gulfbreezenews.com the Big Wheel at the beach? 2010 Florida Press Association Statewide Award Winner ■ 1st Place - Best Sports Section - Best Spot News Picture ■ 2nd Place - Community Service - Best Obituary - Original Editorial Cartoon - Sports Feature Story - Spot News Picture ■ 3rd Place - Community Service - Photo Series in One Issue - Sports Column - Sports Game Day Story “Yes, I am just fascinated with heights and things like roller coasters.” CO-PUBLISHERS John Mannion Lisa Newell Health care ruling: Good thing or bad? Gulf Breeze Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson SALES Michelle Carlson OFFICE MANAGER Karen Murphy ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish CONTRIBUTORS Good: No illness, accident Bad: Massive tax increase Betty Archer Allen Gail Hagan Bowling should bankrupt a family will burden Americans “I am looking forward to it. It Pam Brannon looks like it will be a lot of Julie B. Connerley Last Thursday, the Supreme law and the Supreme Court’s “The Supreme Court’s rul- ther in debt. fun.” Jack Kale Court upheld the constitution- decision to uphold it. ing last week to uphold the Now that the Supreme Andrea Armstrong Richland, Miss. Melanie Kormondy ality of the Affordable Care And because this law has a individual mandate in Court has rendered its deci- Act – the name of the health direct impact on so many Obamacare is a monumental sion, we will explore every obstruction of personal free- legislative option to repeal and Member: care reform we passed two Americans, I want to take this years ago. In doing so, they opportunity to talk about dom and liberty. It is a replace this flawed law, put- Florida Press Association reaffirmed a fundamental prin- exactly what it means for you. tragedy for patients and health ting families and their doctors National Newspaper Assn. ciple that here in America – in First, if you’re one of the professionals across the nation in charge of medical decisions Gulf Breeze Area Chamber the wealthiest nation on Earth more than 250 million and a major setback for our instead of Washington bureau- of Commerce (“2003 Small – no illness or accident should Americans who already have free-market system. crats. Business of the Year”) lead to any family’s financial health insurance, you will The Court reaffirmed in its We need to focus on reduc- Pensacola Beach Chamber ruin. keep your health insurance – decision what the ing the cost of the delivery of of Commerce I know there will continue this law will only make it Administration vehemently care, not simply masking it. Pensacola Chamber to be a lot of discussion about more secure and more afford- denied during the debate of Reducing the cost of care will of Commerce the politics of all this, about able. Insurance companies the bill – that Obamacare is a help those who are involuntar- Navarre Tourist who won and who lost. But can no longer impose lifetime massive tax increase on the ily uninsured because they Development Council that discussion completely limits on the amount of care American people, parading as cannot afford health insurance. Santa Rosa County Chamber of reform. The President’s health The American people Commerce misses the point. Whatever you receive. They can no the politics, this decision was longer discriminate against care law does nothing to deserve better than this, and I “I would like to ride it only after a victory for people all over children with preexisting con- reduce the cost of care for will continue work to replace it has gone around a few hun- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze this country whose lives will ditions. They can no longer working American families this tax increase with real dred times.” News welcomes your opinion. Paul (& Brenda) Alexander be more secure because of this See OBAMA, Page 7A and only puts our nation fur- reform.” We reserve the right to edit a Molino letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack on any indi- vidual. Letters must be limited Chamber, UPA to stage 2012 Candidate Forum to one per month from an indi- vidual writer. If we receive form The Gulf Breeze Area will co-sponsor a 2012 The event will provide citi- will be moderated by Karen letters, we will print only the first Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum on Thursday, zens an opportunity to see and Jurkowich. To learn more, con- one we receive. Include your Governmental Affairs July 12 at 6 p.m. at Coastline hear candidates in the Aug. 14 tact the Chamber at 932-7888. name, address and daytime Committee and the United Calvary Chapel Church at 1120 primary election discuss their The deadline for voter regis- phone number. Peninsula Association (UPA) Oriole Beach Road. visions and plans. The forum tration is Monday, July 16.

CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we Gas prices as need to make a correction or Pump prices might start rising again of July 5: clarification. Please email us “Yes. I’ve been coming here at [email protected] Motorists got a break at the might stall and even experience $3.37 since I was little, and it’ll be nice with the subject line pump during one of the biggest GAS WATCH a slight uptick, depending on National average to see the beach from above” CORRECTION or holiday weekends of the sum- how the situation with Iran Brittni George CLARIFICATION. Or, call mer, but it might not last long However, it’s normal to see the unfolds and how long Europe’s - 24.0 cents Rogers, Ark. (850) 932-8986 during after decisions in Europe gave market react in a bullish man- financial plan maintains the Prices vs. 1 month ago office hours and ask for oil prices a boost. Although news or sports departments. ner with the beginning of market’s optimism.” conversations about Iran have ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze imposed sanctions on Iran and Average retail gasoline - 19.8 cents News will not be responsible for not been at the forefront of the a proposed resolution to prices in the Pensacola area fell Prices vs. 1 year ago quality or discoloration in ads news, oil prices increased Europe’s debt issues. Oil prices 5 cents per gallon in the past before the July 1 implementa- provided by the advertiser or its increased last week to settle week, averaging $3.08 a gallon agents. tion of Europe’s sanctions Friday at $84.96 a barrel on the Sunday. This compares with the against Iran that ban everything $3.08 New York Mercantile national average that fell 6.6 Gulf Breeze News is published from the purchase to insurance Pensacola/Gulf Breeze Exchange – $5.20 more than cents per gallon in the last week weekly on Thursdays for $35 of Iranian oil. the week prior. to $3.37, according to per year by Gulf Breeze News Also giving oil prices a - 22.3 cents Inc. Periodical postage paid at “For many, a feeling of relief Prices vs. 1 month ago boost was the announcement of PensacolaGasPrices.com. Gulf Breeze, Florida. USPS # comes when $2 replaces $3 on Europe’s plan to resolve its Including the change in gas 021819. Sorry, no refunds on the marquee for a gallon of prices in Pensacola during the - 35.7 cents subscriptions. POSTMASTER: two-year financial crisis. gas,” said Jessica Brady, AAA past week, prices Sunday were Prices vs. 1 year ago Please send address changes Speculation that agreements “Yes. It’s a new attraction in spokeswoman, The Auto Club tomade between European coun- 35.7 cents per gallon lower than Pensacola Beach, and it’s nice Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box tries to save the euro has Group. “For the first time this one year ago and are 22.3 cents decreased 24 cents per gallon to see progress.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. spurred optimism that fuel year, some motorists are paying per gallon lower than a month during the last month and stands Alex Griffith (& Brittany Price) All content is copyrighted 2011. demand and economic growth less than $3 a gallon for retail ago. 19.8 cents per gallon lower than Pensacola Advertising rates are available gasoline. However, prices The national average has one year ago. upon request. will increase in the region.

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Northwest Florida, and acknowledge environ- tered vessels in Florida, measures address critical home to miles of stunning mentally-conscious marine boat shows are a great environmental issues such sugar-white beaches and facilities. DEP and the opportunity to talk to as sensitive habitat, waste some of the best fishing the Clean Boating Partnership boaters one-on-one about management, stormwater Gulf Coast has to offer, is a work together to encour- how their individual efforts control, spill prevention boater’s paradise. This is a age marine facilities to can help protect Florida’s and emergency prepared- good thing, because the become a designated valuable natural ness. marine industry is crucial Clean Marina by imple- resources.” Once a facility has satis- to the state’s economy, menting environmentally- In the 12 years since its fied the requirements, rep- bringing in more than friendly practices that help inception, the Clean resentatives from DEP and $16.8 billion in sales and protect and preserve Marina Program has seen the Clean Boating supporting approximately Florida’s coast and water- tremendous growth Partnership perform an on- 202,000 jobs. ways. The Clean Boating statewide, with 260 desig- site assessment to confirm Boaters that flock to Partnership is a public/pri- nated Clean Marinas, 38 the facility has followed all northwest Florida to enjoy vate partnership consisting Clean Boatyards and 17 of the correct steps. The the beautiful waters and of marina and boatyard Clean Marina Retailers. marina is officially induct- bountiful sea harvests also operators, representatives The six DEP district ed into the Clean Marina play a crucial role in pro- from the Marine Industries offices each employ a Program during their des- tecting them. That’s why Association of Florida and Clean Marina Coordinator ignation ceremony, where Jeanne Williams, a Florida its local chapters, Florida to manage the program in they receive their Clean Department of Sea Grant Program, United their region. There are cur- Marina flag. The facility Environmental Protection States Coast Guard, rently 27 designated Clean can then take advantage of Clean Marina coordinator, Florida Fish and Wildlife Marinas, 3 Clean Linda Thompson/Special to Gulf Breeze News the numerous benefits attends virtually every boat Conservation Commission Members of the SUPn girls, a local paddle-boarding group, the Kayak Club Boatyards and 2 Clean offered by the Clean show in the area working and DEP. and Girl Scout Troop 297 recently planted 1,500 grass plugs on Deadman’s Marina Retailers in north- Marina Program, including to promote DEP’s Clean DEP’s Clean Marina Island to help fortify the treasured, historic sandbar. west Florida. use of the program’s logo Marina Program. coordinators attend boat To become a Clean and inclusion in DEP’s Established in 2000, the shows and fishing tourna- program. They also ask environmentally conscien- protecting our waters,” Marina, a facility must Clean Marina database. Clean Marina Program is a ments in Florida to pro- attendees to support the tious when out on the said Brad Stombock, direc- implement a set of envi- Boaters looking for voluntary, non-regulatory mote the Clean Marina program by taking a clean water. tor of DEP’s Sustainable ronmental measures green choices can find program designed to Program and provide visi- boater pledge, which ”Clean Marinas are Initiatives program. “With designed to protect Clean Marinas listed on encourage clean boating tors information about the encourages boaters to be only part of the solution to just under 1 million regis- Florida’s waterways. These DEP’s website.

Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. to hold party Saturday OBITUARIES Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. has been for the public to hike, engage in a hyperactive organization in Gulf outdoor recreation, participate in GEORGE KASTANOS Breeze since filing as a Domestic environmental education and con- 1941-2012 Non Profit Corporation on July tribute to meaningful volunteer 14, 1988, and it hasn’t shown any work. George Kastanos, 71, of Gulf Breeze, passed signs of slowing down. Many activities are planned for away on Wednesday, June 27, 2012. The organization is continually By Betty Archer Allen July. Most activities are free. Kastanos was born March 10, 1941 to [email protected] informing the community about The program begins Friday Christos and Anastasia Kastanos in Sparta, upcoming artists that are going to (July 6) with a 6 p.m. Dinner Greece. a present their creations throughout quilts made by members of the Hike. Meet at Scenic Highway He is survived by his wife, Mary; daughters, bonus, all James Patterson books the year. Meetings are held every Santa Rosa Quilters Guild. The and Manolete Street (Gaberonne Cheryl (Chad) Barringers and Gwen (Charlie) also will be half-off the regular first Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Guild, founded in 2002, promotes Sign) for a breathtaking walk Diaz; and a grandson, Drew. Gulf Breeze Library on Shoreline price. Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 3 at the appreciation of quilts and the before going to Mediterranean and are open to the public. National Friends of the Library the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in art of quilt-making by conducting Plus for dinner. Helen Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. will hold Week is Oct. 21-27. The regular Pensacola. Burial followed in Barrancas National educational programs, lectures and Wigersma and Cynthia Wolfe its summer art party on Saturday Navarre FONL fall book sale will Cemetery. workshops. will lead this hike. For further (July 7), and regular meetings will be held Oct. 25-27. The Oct. 25 details, call Wigersma at (850) resume Aug. 7 at the Gulf Breeze date is members-only and will CHARLOTTE VANDEPLANCK 484-0528. Library on Shoreline. Everyone is Friends of include the annual meeting. 1923-2012 Navarre Library On Wednesday, July 11, there welcome to attend and can contact will be an evening walk on Anita Williams, president, or Florida Trail Charlotte Helen Vandeplanck, 89, of Gulf Friends of Navarre Library is Navarre Beach followed by din- Breeze passed away on Sunday, June 24, 2012. Becky Herzog, vice president, at Association ner at Stinky’s Fish Camp. Meet having an “in store” book sale at Vandeplanck was born June 24, 1923. She is [email protected] for more at 5:30 p.m. at Navarre Beach the FONL bookstore in July; all survived by her husband, Frank Peter information. The Florida Trail Association Park. Contact Christine Hale book prices have been reduced by Vandeplanck; son, Peter Vandeplanck; daughter, develops, maintains, protects and with any questions at (850) 723- Charlotte A Vandeplanck; husband, Tommy 50 percent. Navarre Library promotes a network of hiking 5112. Vanlandingham; and grandchildren, Abigail Quilts at Library In August, there will be a sum- trails throughout the state, includ- Either of these events should Vandeplank, and Claire and Sarah mer theme sale; all books with ing the unique Florida National really get you going and acquaint- Vanlandingham. This month, the Navarre ‘summer’ or ‘beach’ in the title Scenic Trail. Together with its ed with the organization’s mem- A graveside service was held June 29 at Library will host a display of will be reduced by 50 percent. As partners, it provide opportunities bers. Barrancas National Cemetery.

OBAMA: 30 million Americans will have access to affordable health care in 2014 Continued from page 6A discount that’s already saved And I’ve asked Congress to First, when uninsured people Republican nominee for Americans for whom we more than 5 million seniors on help speed up that process and who can afford coverage get President. passed this law. drop your coverage if you get Medicare about $600 each. give states this flexibility in sick, and show up at the emer- Still, I know the debate over The highest Court in the sick. They can no longer jack All of this is happening Year 1. gency room for care, the rest of this law has been divisive. I land has now spoken. ... It’s up your premiums without rea- because of the Affordable Care Once states set up these us end up paying for their care respect the very real concerns time for us to move forward – son. They are required to pro- Act. These provisions provide health insurance marketplaces, in the form of higher premiums. that millions of Americans have to implement and, where neces- vide free preventive care like common-sense protections for known as exchanges, insurance And second, if you ask shared. And I know a lot of sary, improve on this law. And check-ups and mammograms – middle-class families, and they companies will no longer be insurance companies to cover coverage through this health now is the time to keep our a provision that’s already enjoy broad popular support. able to discriminate against any people with preexisting condi- care debate has focused on focus on the most urgent chal- helped 54 million Americans And thanks to this decision, all American with a preexisting tions, but don’t require people what it means politically. lenge of our time: putting peo- with private insurance. And by of these benefits and protec- health condition. They won’t who can afford it to buy their I didn’t do this because it ple back to work, paying down this August, nearly 13 million tions will continue for be able to charge you more just own insurance, some folks was good politics. I did it our debt, and building an econ- of you will receive a rebate Americans who already have because you’re a woman. might wait until they’re sick to because I believed it was good omy where people can have from your insurance company health insurance. They won’t be able to bill you buy the care they need – which for the country. I did it because confidence that if they work because it spent too much on Now, if you’re one of the 30 into bankruptcy. If you’re sick, would also drive up everybody I believed it was good for the hard, they can get ahead. things like administrative costs million Americans who don’t you’ll finally have the same else’s premiums. American people. I’m confident that when we and CEO bonuses, and not yet have health insurance, start- chance to get quality, afford- That’s why, even though I Because of this law, there look back five, 10, 20 years enough on your health care. ing in 2014 this law will offer able health care as everyone knew it wouldn’t be politically are Americans – sons and from now, we’ll be better off There’s more. Because of you an array of quality, afford- else. And if you can’t afford popular and resisted the idea daughters, brothers and sisters, because we had the courage to the Affordable Care Act, young able, private health insurance the premiums, you’ll receive a when I ran for this office, we fathers and mothers – who will pass this law and keep moving adults under the age of 26 are plans to choose from. Each credit that helps pay for it. ultimately included a provision not have to hang their fortunes forward. able to stay on their parent’s state will take the lead in Last Thursday, the Supreme in the Affordable Care Act that on chance. These are the health care plans – a provision designing their own menu of Court also upheld the principle people who can afford to buy that’s already helped 6 million options, and if states can come that people who can afford health insurance should take young Americans. And up with even better ways of health insurance should take the responsibility to do so. In because of the Affordable Care covering more people at the the responsibility to buy health fact, this idea has enjoyed sup- Act, seniors receive a discount same quality and cost, this law insurance. This is important port from members of both par- on their prescription drugs – a allows them to do that, too. for two reasons. ties, including the current

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Handling grave COMPELLING PHOTO SERIES NO. 2 medical news can be major challenge Washington Monument Special to GBN potentially life-ending diagnosis, and How you respond to bad news many people don’t bother getting a from the doctor can change your second or third opinion. They con- stands tall life as much as the diagnosis can. sider that denial, or wishful think- “I was diagnosed with ing,” he says. Doctors are human – One of the United States’ most Hypertrophic Obstructive they make mistakes. Even if the recognizable symbols of freedom Cardiomyopathy – HOCM,” says J. diagnosis doesn’t change, another is the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C. Thomas Shaw, author of a novel physician may suggest a different Commemorating the country’s first inspired by his experience, ‘The RX course of treatment. Try to arrange a president, Gen. George Factor’ (www.theRXFactor.com). visit with a specialist at a nationally Washington, the marble and “Whenever you hear about a young renowned research hospital. granite structure stands 555 feet, ■ athlete in exceptional condition drop- Empower yourself with 5 inches high and is the world’s ping dead during a game or near the knowledge: The internet is filled tallest stone structure. end of a hard practice, the autopsy with good information, but the trick Construction started in 1848 and usually reveals that was the cause.” for research is avoiding the sea of was not completed until 1884, After being referred to one of the misinformation online. There are partly because of funding and the world’s leading cardiomyopathy many studies from various univer- intervention of the Civil War. This specialists, a doctor who literally sities to be found, and sites includ- is how the monument looked on wrote the book on the condition, ing WebMD.com are reliable Oct. 29, 2010 as the sun was Shaw was shocked and disappoint- sources. setting in the western sky. ed to learn that no cure is expected ■ The wake-up call response: Over the next several weeks, within his lifetime – another 40 For many, knowledge of a difficult Gulf Breeze News Editor Joe years or more. medical condition is a reminder to Culpepper will continue to share “With all of the exponential finally implement a healthier some of his favorite artistic photo- leaps we’re making in medical lifestyle. Some patients turn around graphs, some never before pub- technology right now, including their lifestyle completely with regu- lished, with readers. If you have sci-fi level accomplishments like lar exercise, a balanced diet with taken an especially compelling inputting digital data into organic nutrition as the primary focus, and photo and think it cells, I would think that pretty restricting or completely abstaining might be worthy of much anything is possible in the from alcohol and cigarettes. This publication, send it to coming decades,” he says. can have amazing results. GBN either by e-mail After months of research and ■ Positive thinking / a focus (news@gulf consultations with doctors and on what matters: At some point, breezenews.com) other health-care providers, Shaw we all must face that we are mortal or by snail mail concluded that profit-seeking and beings with limited resources, (P.O. Box 1414, Gulf “Big Pharma” – the drug lobbyists Shaw says. Sometimes, a good atti- Breeze, FL 32562. in Washington – are hindering the tude is the best, if not only, weapon Photos must be the quest for cures. for facing terminal illness or a life- original work of the “As long as disease can be main- long disability. Taking stock of photographer, and a phone num- tained throughout a lifetime with what’s important, such as loved ber for verification purposes must various medications, why would an ones, is that positive x-factor that accompany all submissions. industry that profits from stabilizing science has difficulty in measuring maladies want to cure it? It’s their as a tangible health benefit – but it bread and butter!” he says. is nonetheless. Joe Culpepper/GBN Shaw offers tips for people who In the meantime, citizens should receive unwelcome medical news: be more proactive in the discussion ■ A second opinion: “Emotion about our nation’s health care sys- kicks in immediately when you get a tem, Shaw says.

Community Difference Maker GCYSA Football Commissioner Brian Reed A native of Franklin, Tenn., his job as football com- Brian Reed moved to Florida missioner very seriously." in June, 2000. Ron Pulley, City of He has been involved with Gulf Breeze Parks & GBSA football for the past six Recreation Director years as a mighty mite (5-6 agrees. "Brian Reed has year olds), mini mite (7-8) and been an important part of mite coach (9-10). He has GBSA since his appoint- been the Gulf Breeze Sports ment as Football Association's football commis- Commissioner. He has sioner for the past two years taken GBSA Football to a and will be the commissioner new level and is instru- for the league, the Gulf Coast mental in the organization Youth Sports Association, this of youth football in season. He assumed that posi- Escambia and Santa Rosa tion in May. Counties. It’s a pleasure Brian Reed, far right, hoists to work with him and his GCYSA Mites Championship "During football season, first obligations are Game MVP Daniel Green, cen- you can always find Brian always to the kids.” ter, aloft after Gulf Breeze’s down at the football field," 2011 victory over East said GBSA president Bob "We've coached Pensacola at Catholic High Newell. "He drops what he's together and I've coached School. doing to check on any kid with for several years under an injury, large or small. He his service as the commission- commissioner – he's equally treats every one of the kids as er, and I can tell you that he is dedicated to doing the best job his own." a positive force and a great possible. He been our repre- influence on the players,” says sentative to Gulf Coast GBSA has won the Mites GBSA coach Keith Curington. Football with whom we are trained as a Physicians Championship each of the last “He is also a great competitor allied, and he is stepping up to Assistant for Dr. Sellers in two years. but teaches fair play, funda- be their commissioner of the Gulf Breeze, and his knowl- mentals and great football. GCYSA. It’s great to know edge in that field helps protect "He's gives the (GBSA) He's exhibited tireless dedica- he'll lead all there well as well. the players, too! He is a great board full reports on upcoming tion and unwavering enthusi- He spends a ton of time on asset!” changes and keeps the board asm for promoting Gulf this, and we appreciate him. apprised," Newell said. "He's Breeze football. Any job he's very conscientious and takes filled – from assistant coach to “Reed is also medically Sponsored by Quint & Rishy Studer

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About 21 members of the class of 1977 celebrated their 35th reunion by spending a work day at Gulf Breeze High School, sodding the area around the flag poles and planting shrubbery in planters. Class of 1977 gives back to Gulf Breeze High

The Gulf Breeze High poles. Three years ago, the class School Class of 1977 spent the also established a scholarship weekend reminiscing and tak- program that asks seniors to ing a break to improve their answer questions about how A new vision for Dr. Day alma mater. they can keep their friendships At least 20 people showed up long lasting. The award is $500. Saturday morning to work at To contribute to the GBHS Her practice is relocating to the the school, laying sod and Class of 1977 Friendship installing planters to beautify Scholarship, call (850) 261- Seashell Collection Shopping Center, near Publix the area around the school’s flag 5961. Dr. Suzanne Day is going to see her the former sunglass store. said. patients in a new location beginning "The new location (at Seashell She is a graduate of the Southern tomorrow, Friday, July 6. Her new Collection Center) is very convenient," California College of Optometry. location will be in the Seashell said Dr. Day. "It's on the ground floor Her new location, while more con- Collection Shopping Center next to and there is lots of parking available." venient for her patients, is smaller than Smoothie King and just a stroll from Her practice will still be open from 8 the suite in the Andrews Institute, but Publix, the site of the former sunglass- a.m. to 5 p.m., accept most vision will still offer a complete selection of es store. insurance plans and offer full medical eye wear ranging from the most afford- "I'm moving into a space I've been eye care including treating glaucoma, able all the way to the high-end design- holding since the center was built," Dr. cataracts and performing diabetic er lines. Day said. She originally contracted the exams. Sunglasses will still be available at space but it wasn't quite ready for Dr. Day came to Gulf Breeze from the new location, with styles by Maui occupancy so she moved into the California in 2005, arriving with her Jim and Ray Ban, among many others. Andrews Institute. She and her partners husband and daughter just before With school starting next month, it's at Sight and Sun Eyeworks decided to Hurricane Dennis struck. a great time to check your child's make the space into a sunglasses store. Despite that unfortunate timing, her vision to make sure they are seeing at Now, the Andrews Institute is practice took off. their best. expanding its administrative offices "I love being in Gulf Breeze and I To make an appointment with Dr. Harvey Snider, his wife Scarlet, Vivian Kahlil Trudell and Jeff and Dr. Day's practice will move into am grateful to the community," she Day, call (850) 932-4184. and Charla King were among those who attended Friday night reunion festivities at classmate Lisa Endfinger Dahlgren’s home on Soundside Drive.

A Caprese Salad has three major ingredients, minimal Caprese Salad ‘perfecto’ prep time and maximum versatility as an appetizer, salad or side dish. Its simplicity makes it the for active summer months perfect dish for the summer months when using the Summer has planted its two oven is least desirable. little feet in the middle of my kitchen, which means a few America you will see it as a things. First, less time in the salad course or side dish as kitchen equals more time well. There are many variations enjoying all the accompani- to this classic such as serving ments of my favorite season. bruschetta-style on crostinis or Second, the garden is begging party-style on skewers using to make the highly-anticipated mozzarella balls and grape trip from the vine to the table. tomatoes. In my kitchen, you’d And third, it’s hot! Leave that with Mozzarella di Bufala, it’s common to finish the salad Gail Hagan Bowling/Gulf Breeze News probably find it as the main oven alone! which is mozzarella made from with a drizzle of balsamic course next to a glass of wine My solution? Caprese Salad! the milk of a water buffalo. reduction. Italians scoff at this, the tomato. Now if you have forced to go the Campari route. and a sliced baguette. If you want to get technical, Italians layer the mozzarella but, hey, we’re in America. ever hung your head in disbe- Smaller than a plum but larger However you decide to it’s Insalata Caprese. But there cheese and sliced tomatoes The three main ingredients lief and utter disappointment at than a cherry; they are the per- enjoy this unique, yet simple is nothing technical about this with fresh basil leaves that they in this recipe are basil, moz- the site of a tomato with a fect tomato. And they are the summer recipe, Buon appetitio! salad, which is one reason why tear by hand. They add salt and zarella and tomato. If you hap- home-grown façade but the star of the Caprese show. it’s my favorite summer dish to pepper before drizzling with pen to forget then visualize the innards of a watermelon texture The last and most important Caprese Salad prepare. With three basic ingre- high-quality olive oil, and, Italian flag, which bears strik- then I have good news for you. detail is the balsamic drizzle. I dients, minimal prep time and voila! Insalata Caprese (Italian- ing resemblance to this dish. Stop playing the tomato-guess- suggest making a reduction Campari Tomatoes (sliced) maximum versatility as an style). You will also need olive oil ing game and start buying from balsamic vinegar by sim- Fresh Mozzarella (sliced appetizer, salad or side dish, How about Caprese Salad (the best quality you can Campari tomatoes. They are a ply heating in a saucepan until same thickness as toma- there’s no excuse not to try this American-style? There are afford), balsamic vinegar, bit pricey but perfect every sin- reduced to a syrup consistency. toes) simple, yet unique taste of three subtle differences. First, kosher salt and cracked black gle time, which to me validates Try not to step away from this Fresh Basil (roll leaves and Italy. Need another reason? It’s the shortage of water buffalo pepper. the upcharge. They are pack- process or you will inevitably slice into chiffonades) delizioso! creates the need for importing Let’s start with the basil. If aged in a clear container while burn it and have to start over, Extra-Virgin Olive Oil The dish originated in Italy or using a substitution, so typi- you don’t already have one still attached to the vine and and I know this from experi- (Shoreline Foods down- (of course) and is said to have cally American mozzarella is then run – don’t walk! – to the can be found at most supermar- ence. Lots of it. If you are town Pensacola has gained popularity in the 50’s made from cow’s milk or Fior garden department and buy a kets. (FYI: tomatoes DO NOT burn-prone, then opt for pur- excellent selection) when King Farouk of Egypt di Latte. It’s less expensive and basil plant. They are the same go in the refrigerator. Trust chasing a balsamic reduction or Balsamic Vinegar (Reduction visited the island of Capri and almost as good. Almost. price as purchasing one pack- me!) glaze sold in specialty food or glaze (Check out selec- ordered the dish frequently. Second, skip the whole basil age of fresh basil in the market, Campari tomatoes are an markets. Drizzle the reduction tion at Bodacious Olive in While the flavors are certainly leaves. I recommend rolling up and they multiply faster than alternative, of course, to home- over the salad and then sprinkle downtown Pensacola) fit for a king, the dish was most several basil leaves and cutting weeds and rabbits. It’s nearly grown beauties straight from with the chiffonades of basil. Kosher Salt and Cracked popular with the poor. Its sim- into chiffonades that create tiny impossible to kill them, and the the garden or the roadside This recipe explodes with Black Pepper plicity was unrivaled, which shreds. Whole basil leaves are convenience and taste of fresh stand. A lucky critter snuck into color and flavor, but the best paved the way for a classic preferential as a garnish, but herbs can’t be trumped. my garden last week and ate all part is the versatility. In Italy, it (This salad is beautiful Italian staple. chiffonades look and taste bet- Next, the star of the show. of my tomatoes just as they is typically served as an served on a white platter!) The Italian version is made ter, in my opinion. And third, No, it’s not the mozzarella. It’s were turning red, so I am antipasto (appetizer). But in www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B July 5, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Public can see ‘Kung Fu Panda: 2’ free ZZ Top’s 16th July 18 at Pensacola Bayfront Stadium album worth The public is invited to the the outfield before the movie. lain who plans to destroy kung Events Coordinator, at Pensacola Bayfront Stadium for There will be light concessions, fu forever. Po must unlock the 850.748.9001, or syates@blue- a free showing of “Kung Fu beer and wine offered for sale secrets of his past in order to wahoos.com. The Pensacola Panda: 2”. The movie begins at before and during the movie. gain the strength he needs to Blue Wahoos are the Double-A checking out 7:00 p.m. on the digital board In “Kung Fu Panda: 2” Po is succeed. affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. and guests are invited to arrive now living his dream as The Guests are to enter the stadi- Follow Pensacola Baseball at early and bring a blanket to Dragon Warrior, protecting the um through the main gate. No bluewahoos.com, ZZ Top’s spread out on the field. Families Valley of Peace alongside his chairs will be allowed on the facebook.com/PensacolaBlueW are welcome to bring a picnic friends and fellow kung fu mas- field. To find out more informa- ahoos, and ‘Texicali’ a for the evening and to bring ters, The Furious Five. But Po’s tion or to plan your special twitter.com/BlueWahoosBBall. preview of things gloves and balls to play catch in new life is threatened by a vil- event, contact Shelley Yates, to come

America’s most enduring rock band in June Revivalists concert demonstrated they aren’t getting older, they are getting promises a great time better with a four-track sneak-peek digital LP release of ‘Texicali,’ the first studio while aiding Marine album in nine years by legendary blues-rock trio ZZ Bell Tower fund Top. You know ZZ Top, that Plan to have a little fun while Quarter's Party Plaza. ‘Little ‘ol Band From Texas’ celebrating 100 years of Marine Since forming in 2007, The that brought us such hits as By Joe Corps Aviation and raising funds Revivalists earned their reputa- ‘LaGrange,’ ‘Legs,’ ‘Cheap Culpepper to bring our National Memorial to tion as the next breakout band Sunglasses,’ ‘Gimmee All Marines to Pensacola's Veterans from the music capital of New Your Lovin’, Sharp-Dressed and were nominated for Best Memorial Park on August 19. Orleans. The group’s blend of Man’ and ‘Tush.’ Led by the and the powerful ‘Poke-Chop Rock Act in 2012. Marine Aviation All event proceeds from the soulful, syncopated rock and remarkable Billy Gibbons on Sandwich’ while conjuring Show your support on August concert will be donated to the earnest songwriting comes to life Memorial Concert guitar, ZZ Top grew from memories of the New 18 at Seville Quarter for the cul- Memorial. Pensacola's favorite through a meticulously crafted humble beginnings in Orleans-inspired 1996 album minating fund raiser event in sup- new Rock & Roll Band out of and ever-evolving live perform- Saturday, August 18 6 P.M. Houston, Texas in 1970 and and my all-time favorite ZZ port of the Memorial Tower. On New Orleans will be putting on ance. In 2011 they were named Featuring The Revivalists has been described as Top masterpiece August 19 the Marine Aviation the “show of their career” right Best Emerging Artist at Gambit “always instantly ‘Rhythmeen.’ ‘Chartreuse’ Memorial Bell Tower will be here in Pensacola at Seville Magazine’s Big Easy Awards, placed at Pensacola's Veterans recognizable, eminently rekindles memories of the Memorial Park in a dedication powerful, profoundly soulful, 1970s mega-hit ‘LaGrange’ ceremony. The Memorial will and 100-percent American in with a mixture of Tush’ commemorate the day in 1912 derivation.” thrown in for good measure. that Lt. Alfred A. Cunningham This super-group trio, ‘Consumption’ is a hard- flew his first solo flight as a which also includes Dusty driving tune true to the ZZ United States Marine. Hill on bass and Frank Beard Top sound, while ‘Over You’ All Marines in the aviation on drums, has been together is a slower, bluesy piece that warfare fields receive their foun- for 40 years. Until this June, reminds this writer of 1972’s dation of training here in the they had not recorded in the ‘Sure Got Cold After The greater Pensacola Bay area prior studio since producing Rain Fell’ from ‘Rio Grande to transferring to the operational ‘Mescalero’ in 2003. But Mud’ and 1973’s ‘Hot, Blue forces they toured numerous times & Righteous’ from ‘Tres The 24” solid cast Bronze Bell and are in the midst of a huge Hombres.’ centerpiece of the Tower will pay summer tour along with 3 Today’s generation might tribute to fallen Marines who sac- Doors Down and Gretchen know ZZ Top more for their rificed their lives in the execution Wilson. appearance than their music. of the Casualty Evacuation and The band’s 16th album, Gibbons and Hill sport Medical Evacuation missions which might or might not be stomach-length beards that throughout the history of Marine titled ‘Texicali’ when it is fully they grew unbeknownst to Aviation. released later this year, will be each other during a hiatus This is an original National yet another compilation of after the exhausting mid- Memorial which honors all driving Texas blues-rock 1970s worldwide tour. Beard, Aviation Marines who helped put punctuated by the riffs, solos the drummer, ironically does Marines in the air to fight for and vocals of Gibbons, the not wear a full-length beard, Marines on the deck during the raspy-voiced genius who despite his last name. past 100 years. defies his 62 years. On June 9, ZZ Top was The four-song release in scheduled to perform at the June includes tracks titled: ‘I Wind Creek Casino in Atmore, Gotsta Get Paid,’ which is Ala. I tried unsuccessfully for featured on the soundtrack days to get tickets. That was for the motion-picture the day that torrential rains hit ‘Battleship’ and sounds the Pensacola area, so I was at somewhat similar to the least thankful we didn’t have songs from the 1999 30th- to travel to Atmore in terrible anniversary album ‘XXX’ conditions. Then came word that their show with 3 Doors Down had been cancelled due to concerns about the safety of the casino’s concert stage. 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Page 4B GULF BREEZE NEWS July 5, 2012 No steering? no problem This past weekend’s fishing trip was he said spectacular. I was privileged enough to “Uh, be able to go on two trips with two oh...let me great teams of guys who knew what go to they were doing. I am a complete idiot upper at this whole bill-fishing thing, but the controls.” team compensated for my inexperi- About 20 ence. We caught wahoo, snapper, and seconds dolphin, but also lost a cobia, more passed and he announced “Hey guys, wahoo and even a white marlin. It was we’ve lost the steering.” Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News amazing. I was inspired by the blue I immediately did a greenhorn 360-degree wheel opens water and the secrets held beneath the assessment (46 miles out . . . no steer- grass-lines. The beauty of the seas, the ing...it’s Saturday at 10 a.m. . . . can I As seen from the top floor of South Harbor Condominiums, the 11story high 360degree Observation Wheel power of the waves, the majesty of the get back to preach in the morning by 9? officially opened Tuesday, adding a new structure to Pensacola Beachs skyline. The wheel is positioned on the fish, and the camaraderie were as over- . . . I don’t think so . . . How far out can soundside of Via DeLuna, directly across from the Hilton Gulf Front and adjacent to the Soundside Market. whelming as the horizon. It was sim- you get a sea tow?) I’m expecting ply inspiring. If you haven’t been a everyone to be equally concerned, but deep sea fishing trip, you are missing they seem to take in stride. “Guess one of this area’s greatest pleasures. we’ll just fish the weed-lines as we SRIA increases advertising budget Of the many memorable experiences head on back” the captain says. “Ok” BY MELANIE KORMONDY The speaking with one voice to their county eastbound for turning into the Via this past weekend, the one story I want was the consensus view. At this point I Gulf Breeze News Santa commissioners,” said Jim Cox, presi- DeLuna Shopping Center. to share with you, my beloved readers, am wondering if these guys heard what [email protected] Rosa dent of the Pensacola Beach Advocates. The board will include the PBA sur- is what happened when the steering I heard . . . THE STEERING IS OUT! Island Cox presented the board with a vey along with their draft of the budget. went out. We were 46 miles out when Instead, the guys just set up to troll all Authority adopted an $8,137,033 budg- detailed survey taken by over 600 In other news, Tammy Bohannon we saw a bunch of bait jumping. The the way back home. et for fiscal year 2012-2013 and it will leaseholders, employees, business own- stated that the State of Florida has guys started acting like 8 year olds at As we backed into the slip in now be presented to the county com- ers, residents, and visitors that depicts recently undergone a software conver- Christmas. Apparently the universal Pensacola, all the steering had been mission for approval. what the general population holds as sion, which due to a glitch in the con- sign for “Big Fish” is a bunch of fish done by adjusting the throttle. I would- The budgeted amount is $671,094 “high priority” and “low priority” version lease holders are receiving jumping in the middle of the ocean. n’t have believed it if I hadn’t been less than last year although it increases regarding beach improvement. delinquent notices for every year in It’s like a neon sign that says “Tuna there, but our captain backed that boat advertising from $140,000 to $400,000 The survey takers showed “high pri- which they have not filed an intangible and Billfish Open For Business.” The into a tight slip with all the finesse and by cutting in other areas. ority” interest in expanding the avail- tax return, even if it is not required that crew started manning rods and reels grace of an olympic figure skater. It “I applaud you in developing the ability and use of free trolleys, they do so. All delinquent notices and the captain went to turn the boat was inspiring. schedule…at the last meeting one of the improvement to pedestrian crosswalks, should be addressed with the Florida around for a better angle. That’s when Love one. Love another. things we talked about was the board and the addition of a left turning lane Department of Revenue.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 5, 2012 Dolphin bounce back from first 7-on-7 loss GBHS varsity loses at Crestview, wins 63-44 at Navarre

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The Gulf Breeze football team bounced back from its first 7-on-7 loss of the season to beat Navarre 63-44 on Thursday. The game at Crestview, played on June 25, had the varsity and junior varsities playing at the same time on opposite sides of the field. The Not this time Dolphin JV dominated, beating Crestview 111-24. Despite tight cover age like this by Nick Crestview 60, Dolphins 44: Bookout (left) and What was supposed to be several others on Navarres 20-minute quarters turned into a Jordan Leggett, the near two-hour, non stop game. Raiders top receiver Both Andy Creech’s and caught five touch Gray Dorsey's first passes were down passes in a 7 intercepted and ran back to the on7 game against 45-yard line for a touchdown. the Dolphins The Dolphins tied it at 6-6 Thursday at Navarre. when Creech found Xan Sarra GBHS won the game for a 12-yard touchdown pass. 6344. Crestview scored on each of Jason Thompson/ its next two possessions to make Gulf Breeze News it 20-6, but Creech found Chandler Foxworth on an 8- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News yard pass. Trey Linton caught Andy Creech threw four touchdowns and no interceptions the extra point to make it 20-13. against the Raiders Thursday. SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE 3C

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2012 Southern League Team Statistics Batting (Through July 1) AB R H HR RBI BB K SB OB SLG AVG Montgomery 2662 383 705 44 348 311 528 104 .348 .391 .265 Huntsville 2654 315 697 37 291 270 566 65 .334 .364 .263 Birmingham 2730 371 716 49 340 296 582 74 .341 .387 .262 Jason Jackson 2689 339 703 62 317 262 626 88 .331 .393 .261 Thompson/ Pensacola 2628 304 666 39 279 276 593 45 .327 .350 .253 Gulf Breeze Tennessee 2647 328 670 55 301 321 568 51 .335 .378 .253 News Chattanooga 2667 356 669 50 328 298 622 80 .333 .384 .251 Hot Mississippi 2688 311 661 22 282 283 564 86 .323 .334 .246 Mobile 2583 345 627 57 321 292 566 64 .327 .375 .243 start Jacksonville 2624 333 601 55 310 321 695 29 .318 .359 .229 Former Pitching Florida (Through July 1) Gator W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB SO Bryson Jackson 4833 3.10 10 24 629 280 246 41 281 624 Smith, in Mississippi 3348 3.62 6 13 641 330 287 47 277 587 his first Pensacola 40-40 3.66 7 23 624 314 288 56 318 720 four Chattanooga 4039 3.73 4 24 664 328 297 36 339 663 Jacksonville 3843 3.84 8 21 720 344 304 42 216 579 games Mobile 4536 3.88 7 26 710 352 301 49 264 587 with the Tennessee 4041 3.93 2 31 704 365 306 61 272 492 Wahoos, Huntsville 3942 4.01 1 27 684 358 311 49 307 557 is batting Birmingham 3644 4.10 5 21 680 360 320 43 300 517 .533 (8 Montgomery 4336 4.14 4 20 659 354 319 46 356 584 for15).

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FREE Gulf Breeze News online A Look Back... 2012 Southern League A Look Ahead Individual Statistics BY JASON THOMPSON On June 25, left-handed BATTING (Through July 1) Stolen Bases Gulf Breeze News reliever Wilkin De La Rosa has Average HakJu Lee MTG 27 [email protected] been placed on the disabled list Nick Franklin JXN .322 Tyler Saladino BIR 27 for a right oblique strain. He is Omar Luna MTG .313 Josh Prince HVL 26 The Blue Wahoos (Reds’ AA replaced on the roster by RHP Todd Cunningham MIS .306 Tyler Bortnick MTG 22 affiliate) won its fourth Josh Ravin, who was originally James Adduci TNS .301 Francisco Martinez JXN 21 consecutive series Sunday by with Pensacola when the teams broke from Spring Training, On Base Percentage Pitching (Through July 1) beating the Jackson Generals Marc Krauss MOB .423 Appearances (Mariners) 4-2 Sunday. They but was placed on the disabled Jake Smolinski JAX .416 Steve Ames CHA 33 entered their three-game series list before appearing in a game. 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He Hits Brandon Maurer JXN 89.2 Blue Wahoos 5, Generals 0 Scooter Gennett HVL 94 (June 27) – Tony Cingrani is replaced on the roster by INF HakJu Lee MTG 88 Earned Run Average took a perfect game into the Miguel Rojas, who compiled a Hunter Morris HVL 87 Danny Hultzen JXN 1.19 fifth and a no-hitter into the .250 average in 20 games for Ryan LaMarre PNS Pedro Hernandez BIR 2.75 seventh, finishing eight the Blue Wahoos before his (and two others tied with) 83 Tyler Skaggs MOB 2.84 most recent promotion to Gary Moran MIS 2.94 innings and striking out a Doubles Ethan Martin CHA 2.99 franchise-record 15 as the Triple-A Louisville on May 13. Hunter Morris HVL 26 Wahoos evened the series. On Thursday, former Marc Krauss MOB 24 Strikeouts Generals 6, Blue Wahoos 0 University of Florida standout Three tied with 23 J.C. Sulbaran PNS 90 (Thursday) – Jackson’s Bryson Smith joined the Blue Matt Magill CHA 89 Wahoos as an outfielder. Triples Tim Crabbe PNS 83 Anthony Fernandez threw a Jared Mitchell BIR 10 Danny Hultzen JXN 79 two-hit shutout and struck out During the 2011 College Nick Buss CHA 7 Daniel Corcino PNS 78 eight, allowing only a Didi World Series, Smith was named Donnie Webb JAX 7 Gregorius double and a Miguel to the All-Tournament Team Three tied with 6 Wins Rojas single. after hitting a team-best .368 Nicholas Struck TNS 9 (29-for-66) over 16 postseason Home Runs Danny Hultzen JXN 8 Blue Wahoos 6, Generals 1 Matt Davidson MOB 16 Josh Stinson HVL 8 (Friday) – Daniel Corcino games. Smith hit .368 in 25 Joseph Dunigan JXN 14 Tyler Thornburg HVL 8 pitched eight innings for the games between Billings and the Alfredo Marte MOB 14 Three tied with 7 second time in his last three Arizona League Reds after Three tied with 11 starts, striking out seven as the getting drafted in the 34th Saves Round last year. With RBIs Evan Marshall MOB 16 Wahoos evened the series. Justin Boer TNS 59 Frank Batista TNS 13 Wahoos 4, Generals 2 Advanced-A Bakersfield, he Hunter Morris HVL 57 Donnie Joseph PNS 13 (Saturday) – J.C. Sulbaran was hitting .313 with five home Alfredo Marte MOB 49 Carter Capps JXN 12 struck out six in 6 2/3 innings runs and 38 RBI over 57 games. Mark Krauss MOB 47 Evan Reed JAX 12 as the Wahoos beat the The move comes following Mariners’ top overall prospect Ravin getting placed back on the Taijuan Walker for the second disabled list for a strained groin. time this season. More on Smith Jacksonville Suns 10, Blue Smith, after an 0-for-3 debut Wahoos 4 (Sunday) – Tim Thursday, is eight for his last 12. Crabbe walked six as the team Wahoos at home for six walked a franchise-most 10 as the The Blue Wahoos returned Wahoos lost the first game in its home Wednesday for their three-game series in Jacksonville. longest homestand of the Much more movements season. They hosted The Blue Wahoos’ Birmingham, starting transaction wire continue to Wednesday, then Mobile buzz last week. Saturday, for three games each.

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A Crestview ‘pick six’ made it 26-13 before a 40-yard touchdown catch by Crestview, after they picked off another Dolphin pass, made it 32-13. A six-yard touchdown pass, after a GBHS ‘three and out,’ Crestview scored again to make it 38-13. Austin Dermody hauled in a 19-yard pass to get the Dolphins within 38-19. After the teams traded possessions, Crestview scored on a 45-yard touchdown pass on third down to make it 44-19. The Dolphins then rallied, scoring three straight touchdowns. After two catches by David Knight, Sarra caught a three-yard touchdown pass from Creech. After a three and out, Nick Bookout found Sarra on a 32-yard touchdown pass. Tommy Bixler’s fourth ‘pick six’ of the summer got the Dolphins within six at 44-38. The Dolphins would get to inside the Crestview 25, but would get no closer. It would be the first of seven series where no touchdown was scored as Crestview rounded out the scoring with a five-yard score. Creech was 26-for-55 for 352 yards, four touchdowns and four interceptions, while Dorsey was 1-for-5 for 34 yards and two interceptions. Bookout was 9- for-13 for 119 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Sarra had a team-high 11 catches for 185 yards and four touchdowns. Foxworth had six catches for 149 yards and a touchdown, while Dermody (55 yards), Knight (45) and Brian Garbell (42) all had four catches. Foxworth had three pass breakups, while Garbell had two and Sarra and Bookout one each. Sarra also had an interception. Dolphin JV 111, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Crestview 24 Gant Player is touched down after a catch Thursday. Garner Curington intercepted two passes at linebacker Thursday. GBHS jumped out to a 32-0 lead on their way to a lopsided win over fourth down. Cain had eight catches for 106 yards Leggett caught another pass on the The Dolphin varsity played the next Crestview. A Hoover interception followed a and a touchdown. Raiders’ next series, on the eighth play, series, but couldn’t score. Two plays Garner Curington completed six of 29-yard touchdown pass from Hoover Dorsey (91 yards, two touchdowns) a 4-yard touchdown play. Creech, who later, Navarre’s Leggett caught another his first eight passes, including a six- to McGill. Player then picked off a and Player (83 yards, one touchdown) was 20-for-35 for 216 yards, threw the touchdown pass to get GBHS within yard touchdown to Clay Moss. Two Crestview pass and ran it back for a both had seven catches, while Quadry second of his four touchdown passes on two at 39-37. plays later, Peyton Hoover picked off a score. Chance (77 yards) and McGill (79 his next series. Bixler caught the 3-yard Creech found Fillinger on an 18-yard Crestview pass for a touchdown. Three series later, McEachin found yards, three touchdowns) had six and touchdown pass, while Sarra’s extra touchdown pass before Foxworth picked The two teams traded interceptions, Dorsey on a 10-yard touchdown pass five catches, respectively. point catch tied it at 13-13. off a Navarre pass and ran it back for a with Gant Player picking off a before Newell ran the first of his three Newell (41 yards), Cyle London The Raider JV team didn’t score on score. Leggett caught yet another Crestview pass that set up a 13-yard passes back for a touchdown. (34) and McEachin (30) all had three its first series, while the Dolphin JV, led touchdown pass on the next play to get the touchdown pass on fourth down from Hoover’s 18-yard touchdown pass to catches, while Hoover and Player also by Hoover, scored on its final play on a Raiders within eight, but GBHS would Curington to Hank Newell. Player made it 81-18 before Newell had had three interceptions on defense. 2-yard touchdown grab by Cain. score touchdowns on its final two series. A Curington ‘pick six’ made it 24-0 another ‘pick six.’ Moss had two picks, while London The ‘regulation’ 7-on-7 play started Halpin, who had six catches for 94 before Curington found Zach McGill McGill caught an eight-yard broke up four passes and McGill two. the next series, with Creech finding yards, hauled in an 11-yard touchdown on a four-yard touchdown pass. Chris touchdown on the next series before Dolphins 64, Navarre 43 Halpin on a 30-yard touchdown pass. pass from Dorsey, while T.J. Baughn Cain’s two-point catch made it 32-0. Crestview scored its final points of the Gulf Breeze outscored the Raiders Leggett, who had nine catches for 173 grabbed a four-yard pass from T.J. Crestview’s first points came off a game on a ‘pick six.’ 25-6 to end a 7-on-7 at Navarre yards and five touchdowns, grabbed a Baughn, also from Dorsey. ‘pick six’ of Jacob McEachin. The Player caught a 23-yard touchdown Thursday. seven-yard pass on fourth and goal to Dorsey was 13-for-34 for 131 yards, Bulldogs then scored its first offensive pass from Hoover on the next series The teams played four 10 plays get the Raiders within 26-19. two touchdowns and an interception. touchdown on its next series, but before Hoover ran a Crestview pass series for varsity and two for JV before GBHS went three and out on its next Hoover was 7-for-13 for 50 yards, a McGill broke up the extra point pass. back for a touchdown. playing a few 15-minute, running clock series before Navarre’s Jay Warren touchdown and an interception, while The two teams traded possessions The Dolphin defense had seven quarters. grabbed a 13-yard pass on Navarre’s Curington was 6-for-9 for 56 yards, a before Hoover found Cain on an eight- ‘pick sixes’ in the win. The Dolphins scored a touchdown next series. The extra point failed, touchdown and an interception. yard touchdown. Three possessions Curington was 19-for-50 for 219 on its first series with Creech finding allowing the Dolphins to hold on to the Sarra had 10 catches for 102 yards and without points were followed by yards, three touchdowns and an Sarra on a five-yard touchdown on its lead at 26-25. a touchdown, while Foxworth had six another Crestview score that got them interception, while Hoover, after seventh play. The junior varsities then took to the catches for 83 yards. Fillinger had four within 20 at 38-18. throwing an interception on his first Navarre answered with the first of field with Curington finding Jacob Kubik catches for 62 yards, while Cain had four McEachin grabbed a 17-yard throw, went 22-for-39 for 340 yards Jordan Leggett’s five touchdown on a nine-yard touchdown pass. Moss catches for 33 yards and two scores. Kubik touchdown pass, with McGill grabbing and seven touchdowns. catches on their third play. The Raiders grabbed the extra point to make it 33-25. had three catches for 32 yards and a score. the extra point to make it 45-18. McEachin was 10-for-16, 95 yards, got inside the Dolphin five-yard line The two teams traded three and outs Curington had two interceptions for Three more series without points one touchdown and one interception. before their series ended. twice before Curington picked off a a score. Bookout had three pass was followed by Hoover finding Moss had a team-high nine catches Dorsey quarterbacked GBHS’ next pass and ran it back for a touchdown. breakups to lead the defense. McEachin on a two-yard catch on for 115 yards and a touchdown, while series. He completed a 17-yard pass to The Raiders responded with a The Dolphins are off this week. Auston Fillinger before Navarre’s touchdown on its next series to cut the Their next 7-on-7 is at home against Johnny Pettus picked off a pass. Dolphin lead to eight at 39-31. Escambia on July 11 at 9 a.m.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Chandler Foxworth cuts upfield after one of his six catches Thursday. Head coach Chris Nemith talks with Gray Dorsey after the end of a series Thursday at Navarre.

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Gailey and Cook both homered, Tiger Point 15, Myrtle Deweese scored twice for Gulf Pearcy had two hits with an while Rodgerson tripled, dou- Grove 10: Craig Dakauskas dou- Breeze, who gave up three runs RBI and a run scored, while bled twice and scored three bled, tripled and scored twice, in the fifth inning in a loss to Tisdale and Brett Schonewolf times in a win over Bellview. while Michael Sawarynski sin- Perdido. both scored twice. Dylan Gailey went 3-for-4 (missing gled and scored three times in a Austin Earle hit a double, Hartley hit an RBI single and the cycle by a single) and scored win for Tiger Point. while Dalton Renfroe added a scored once, while Salazar twice, while Koch and Deweese Cole Hartley also scored single. scored once. had three hits. 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Additional one hit each in a loss to Myrtle Mann had a single, double and Peek singled and scored once information was unavailable at Grove. scored twice, while in the loss. press time. Bellview 21, Tiger Point 20: Roddenberry doubled twice and GBSA 12s 7, Perdido 11s 4: 6-under Caden Emma scored three times scored once in a loss to Priest had two hits and scored Perdido 13, Gulf Breeze 4: in a close loss to Bellview. Navarre. twic, while Kyle Wilson went 2- Will Rice homered, while John Andrew Sawarynski, Stephen Hartley doubled and scored for-4 and scored once as Gulf Thomas Tracy doubled and Millican, Brady Hartley and Chip twice, while Hoffman had two Breeze beat Perdido. scored in a loss to Perdido. Oquist all scored twice, while singles. Sawarynski doubled and Brandon Klisart tripled and Ryan Tracy, Battle Alberson, Coogle, John John Millican, scored once, while Dakauaskas scored once, while Savarino sin- Chase Herring and Patrick Zack Biliska and Dennis all singled and scored once. gled and scored once. Cole O’Grady all singled and scored scored twice. Arnold and Noah GBSA 11, Tiger Point 10: Wilson and Trey Owens both in the loss. Waltman both scored once. Tiger Point led the bases loaded scored once. Tiger Point 17, Gulf Breeze after scoring four in the bottom GBSA 12s 19, Perdido 11s 9: 10: Garrett Davidson and Tate 8-under of the fifth in a loss to Gulf Cole Wilson had two hits and Claudio both scored three times, Tiger Point 16, Perdido 8: Breeze. scored three times, while Jake while Bryson Roulier, Kyle Logan Merritt went 3-for-3 and Moore went 2-for-3 with a Turner scored twice in a 13-run Farej, Brycen Shaffer, Caleb scored three times in Tiger double and scored three times, fourth inning for Gulf Breeze in a Muckey and Emerson Harvey Point's win over Perdido. while Keigley went 2-for-3 and win over Perdido. all scored twice in a win over Andy Tharpe, Caleb Merritt scored twice in the win. Allmon Molina, Fulford and Cole Gulf Breeze. and Preston Harvey all had three singled and scored twice, while Wilson all scored twice in the Hayden Durham scored once, hits and a run scored, while Snider had two hits. Herrick decisive fourth inning. Kyle while Pete Snider and Alberson Chase Masino and Cutter tripled and scored once, while Wilson and Brandon also scored both scored twice for Gulf Wilson both had two hits and Troestle singled and scored once. twice. Breeze. Rice, Korbin Nichols, two runs scored. Dakauskas went 3-for-4 and Myrtle Grove 12, Gulf Ryan Tracy, John Thomas Tracy Brooke Howe, Tommy Joy, scored once, while Hynek went Breeze 12s 1: Brandon scored and Herring all scored once. Colsen Claudio, Aidan Irving 2-for-2 and scored twice. GBSA's lone run in a loss to 7-under and Tegue Harris-Inman all T.J. Mazzel singled and Myrtle Grove. Herrick had the Gulf Breeze 16, Tiger Point 1: went 2-for-3 and scored once. scored once, while Hoffman team’s only hit – a single in the Chase Campbell homered and scored twice. Hartley and Mann third. drove in three runs, while Max 9-under both scored once. 14-under Schneidt hit two doubles, a triple Navarre 6, Gulf Breeze 4: Navarre 22, Gulf Breeze 13: Tiger Point 14, Myrtle and drove in five as Gulf Breeze Peyton Kendrick went 2-for-3 GBSA led 9-0 after one inning Grove 13s 10 (nine innings): beat Tiger Point. and scored once, while Chris before Navarre responded with Zach Pearcy and Alex Boys Jackson Ford, Thomas Koch Moore tripled and scored twice 15 in the top of the second. both went 3-for-6 in an extra and Gavin Gailey all went 3-for-3, in a loss to Navarre. Moore went 3-for-3 with a inning win for Gulf Breeze. while Jackson Cook, Gavin Gabe Troestle scored a run for triple and scored twice, while Pearcy drove in four runs and Quenneville and Jackson Jones all Gulf Breeze, while Dylan Allmon Keigley, Kendrick and Troestle scored once, while Boys scored had two hits. Cooper Arnold, Kyle both had base hits. all had two hits.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Shearman went 3-for-3 and scored Kaylee Tomey singled and scored on Gulf Breeze News three times, while Pollitt had two hits, a single by Livi Doerr in the second [email protected] including a home run, and scored three inning. Blair Amberson had the team's times. only other hit, a bunt single. The GBSA 10-under Category 5 and McCain, Mayes, Amberson and Tiger Point Velocity 4, Southern the Tiger Point 12-under Velocity Faircloth all had two hits, while Legacy 3: The Southern Legacy left the softball team advanced to the O'Grady had a single and a run scored. bases loaded in the final inning (bottom semifinals of the Firecracker Classic Madison Clay and Bray also scored of the third) in a battle of local teams. Sunday at Pace. The 14-under and high runs in the win. Stolp singled and scored, while school divisions were played at Category 5 10, Sudden Impact 1: Niles, Katie Vanselow and Katie Player Exchange Park in Pensacola. Category 5 scored four in the fourth walked and scored. With the temperatures hitting 90 and and six in the second to win a two- Baker and Kara Dorsey both had above over the weekend, both the pool inning game over the Fort Walton- base hits in the win. play games (Saturday) and bracket play based Sudden Impact. Amberson went 2-for-2 and scored games (Sunday) were shortened to 60 Shearman, who struck out three and once, while Bella Brindley tripled and minutes from 70 and 75 minutes, didn’t allow a hit, doubled twice, scored scored, while Sam Karcher singled and respectively. Only the championship twice and drove in three. Mayes went 2- scored. games were 75 minutes each. for-2 with a double and drove in two. Southern Legacy 7, Navarre No The GBSA 12-under Southern McCain doubled and scored twice, Limits 3: Kayla Carrell hit a two-run, Legacy lost its opening bracket game while Faircloth doubled and scored once. inside-the-park home run and scored on Sunday. O'Grady and Pollitt both scored once in twice in a win over No Limits. the win. Brindley doubled and scored twice, 10-under Panhandle Power 8, Category 5 3: while Reagan Raley doubled and scored TKO 5, Category 5 3: Cate McCain McCain and Pollitt singled and scored once. Brooke Swearingen and Amberson hit a two-run, inside-the-park home in the first, while Bray walked and both singled and scored once in the win. run, scoring Sarah Shearman, who sin- scored in the second in Category 5’s Pride 7, Southern Legacy 5: gled, for Category 5, who gave up two semifinal loss to the Power. Karcher went 2-for-2 and scored once runs in the top of the third. Mayes and Clay had the team’s only for the Southern Legacy, who left two Shearman’s single scored Elizabeth Ann other hits. runners on in its final at bat Sunday. Pollitt, who walked. Michaela O’Grady Doerr, Carrell and Kamryn Hearn all singled for the team’s only other hit. 12-under singled and scored runs. Raley and Category 5 9, Panhandle Power 8: Tiger Point Velocity 2, Pace Smoke Swearingen both scored once in the loss. Shearman had two hits, including a 1: The Velocity scored twice in the top South Alabama Rage 6, Tiger double, and scored twice, while Sophie of the first en route to a five inning win Point Velocity 2: Niles and Dorsey both Faircloth singled and scored twice as over the Smoke. (All pool play games singled and scored in the first inning for Category 5 won the game as the Power were 60 minute time limit). the Velocity in a loss to the Rage. left the tying run on second. Sara Stolp and Lexi Masino both had Stolp had the team’s only other hit. Abby Mayes doubled and scored RBI singles that scored Taylor Baker and Velocity 3, No Limits 2: Tiger Point once, while McCain and O'Grady both Stolp. Rainey Niles had the team’s only scored three in the first and worked out singled and scored. Carlee Amberson other hit. of a bases-loaded jam with one out in and Quinlyn Bray walked and scored a Masino allowed only one hit in the the third to beat No Limits. run, while Pollitt also scored a run. win. Stolp went 2-for-2 with a triple, an Category 5 14, Myrtle Grove 1: Smoke 7, Southern Legacy 1: The RBI and a run scored, while Dorsey Category 5 scored 12 runs in the top of Smoke had five of its seven run scorers doubled and scored a run. Niles walked the second in a blowout game for reach base on a walk or a hit better, scoring and scored in the win, while Baker Myrtle Grove. four in the second and three in the third. tripled for Tiger Point. Pensacola Pride 8, Velocity 5: The Pride took advantage of two errors to score two in the first and four walks in the second to beat the Velocity in the semifinals. Masino went 2-for-2 and scored once, while Alyssa Lewter doubled and scored and Niles and Stolp singled and scored. Sam Daukaskas also scored a run in Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Lexi Masino fires to the plate for the Velocity Sunday. the loss.

Category 5’s Madison Clay slides safely into home during play Sunday at the Firecracker Classic Sunday at Pace. Jason Thompson/ Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze Sam Karcher fouls off a pitch for the Southern Legacy Sunday. News

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Kalee HOUSING RECONSTRUCTION Bogan SANTA ROSA COUNTY SHIP/HOME PROGRAM

(left) puts The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids the ball in from qualified licensed contractors for the reconstruction of the residence located at 1901 Mittie Crain Road, Milton, FL 32570. Funds have been reserved for this project play, while through the Santa Rosa County SHIP/HOME Housing Assistance Program.

Marissa All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mailed to the Santa Rosa McDonald County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 AM local time, on July 31, 2012, at which time (right) fires bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled "BID - 1901 Mittie Crain Road". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening to the plate will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited in recent to attend. GBHS Questions concerning this project should be directed to John Barnes of the Santa Rosa Lady County Building Inspections Department at (850) 981-7004. Dolphin Project documents may be viewed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton; or the Santa Rosa County Housing Department, 6051 summer Old Bagdad Highway, Suite 201, Milton. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at a non-refundable cost of $25.00 league per set. Telephone (850) 983-1870 action. A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on July 18, 2012 at 9:00 AM local time, GBHS is at 1901 Mittie Crain Road, Milton, FL 32570. All interested parties are required to 4-1-1 so attend. far this The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is summer. in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Photos by Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the Jason business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Thompson businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts.

By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida

Lady Dolphins lose first summer game LEGAL NOTICE 2259 Gulf Breeze News 7-5-12

BY JASON THOMPSON singles by Brooke Reynolds in the first Sydney Ezelle, who struck out four and Gulf Breeze News inning, Kalee Bogan and Nina Ewens in the allowed only four hits, went 3-for-4 and [email protected] second inning and Marissa McDonald in the scored once in the win. McDonald hit an fourth inning. RBI triple in the first inning and added an The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin softball McDonald allowed six hits in three RBI double in the fourth inning, while team lost its first game of the summer, 7-0, innings, with two walks and three Bogan hit into two fielder’s choices and NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSING against Pace at Central on June 26. strikeouts, while Sydney Wright allowed scored twice. The Lady Dolphins (4-1-1) committed three hits, with a strikeout and no walks Reynolds went 2-for-4 and scored Supervisor of Elections, Ann W. Bodenstein, hereby three errors in the third inning and one in the over the final three innings. once, while Aspen Lee and Abbey Olsen gives Notice that the Santa Rosa County voter regis- fourth, which allowed Pace to score four of Lady Dolphins 8, Central 4: GBHS rallied both singled and scored once. Kristen tration books will close on Monday, July 16, 2012, at its seven runs. from a 4-2, first inning deficit with in the sec- Watts walked and scored a run for Gulf 4:30 p.m., for registration to be eligible to vote in the GBHS had only four hits in the game – ond, three in the third and two in the fourth. Breeze. Primary Election that will be held on August 14, 2012. The main office located at 6495 Caroline St, Milton will be open Monday thru Friday from 8:00-4:30 and the South Annex located at 5841 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze will be open for registration on July 11, 12, 13, and 16, 2012 from 8:00-4:30. Anyone with questions or comments should call the Elections Office at 983- 1900.

Ann W. Bodenstein Supervisor of Elections Santa Rosa County, Florida

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Luke Niles (left) tosses the ball back to pitcher Garrett Peek (right), who fires to the plate last week at Washington. Baseball falls to Navarre, Washington

BY JASON THOMPSON down 3-1 after two and a half innings, Washington 3, Dolphins 2: The Gulf Breeze News scored one in the fourth and two in the fifth Wildcats scored two runs in the bottom of [email protected] and sixth innings June 26. the seventh for a come from behind win Luke Niles hit an RBI double in the over the Dolphins Thursday. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin baseball team Dolphins' three-run third inning. Taylor Mitchell Robbins had two hits and scored dropped back-to-back summer league Baynes singled and scored in the inning, as in the fourth inning, while Baynes walked games for the first time this season last did Ben Scarborough. Mason Baker also and scored in the sixth inning. week. GBHS lost 6-3 at Navarre and 3-2 at scored for the Dolphins. Baker, Scarborough and Garrett Peek all Washington. Andy Creech had a double in the loss, had singles in the loss. Navarre 6, Dolphins 3: The Raiders, while Davis Wood had a single.

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G&G, LLC, a Virginia limited THENCE SOUTH 88°50'30" EAST ALONG THE CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTH AND HAVING Self Storage,4761 Gulf ------CASE NO.: 2011-638-CA liability company, SOUTH LINE OF SAID TIGER POINT OFFICE A RADIUS OF 1146.66 FEET; THENCE RUN IN A Breeze Pkwy Gulf AIRLINES ARE Plaintiff, PARK-PHASE 1 AND AN EXTENSION THEREOF, A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID Breeze, FL 32563, the G&G, LLC, a Virginia limited DISTANCE OF 395.67 FEET TO A POINT LYING CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF undersigned Smart Stop HIRING - Train for liability company, vs. FIVE FEET WESTERLY FROM THE BACK OF THE 07°17'39" fOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 145.98 Self Storage will sell at hands on Aviation WESTERNMOST CURB OF THE CLUBHOUSE FEET (CHORD BEARS SOUTH 79°37'00" EAST, Public Sale by competitive Maintenance Plaintiff, GULF BREEZE, LLC, n/k/a ENTRANCE ROAD, SAID POINT BEING ON A 145.88 FEET) TO A POINT OF COMPOUND bidding, the personal Career. FAA GULF BREEZE OF VIRGINIA, LLC, CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST AND CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST AND property heretofore stored vs. a Virginia limited liability company, HAVING A RADIUS OF 82.41 FEET; THENCE RUN HAVING A RADIUS OF 216.90 FEET; THENCE with the undersigned by: approved program. IN A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID RUN ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CEN- Financial aid if THE RETREAT AT QUAYSIDE Defendant. CURVE (AVE FEET WESTERLY FROM SAID 2 TRAL ANGLE OF 16°59'30" FOR AN ARC DIS- Virgil Magee VILLAGE, LLC, a Virginia limited qualified – BACK OF CURB) THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE TANCE OF 64.32 FEET (CHORD BEARS SOUTH Unit A001 liability company, and ______/ OF 57°41'24", FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 82.97 67°28'26" EAST, 64.09 FEET) TO A POINT ON 98475 Avalon Ave Housing available BCG, LLC, a Virginia limited FEET (CHORD BEARS SOUTH 42°32'01" EAST, THE SAID SOUTH liNE OF TIGER POINT OFfICE Chicago, IL 60628 CALL Aviation liability company, NOTICE OF SALE 97.51 FEET) TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE PARK - PHASE 1; THENCE ALONG SAID SOUTH Golf Clubs, bags, boxes, RUN SOUTH 13°41'19" EAST ALONG A LINE FIVE LINE OF TIGER POINT OFfICE PARK - PHASE 1, beds Institute of Defendants. Notice is given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of FEET FROM AND PARALLEL TO THE SAID BACK RUN NORTH 88°50'30" WEST, 377.45 FEET TO A ______/ Legal 2254 Maintenance (866) Foreclosure, entered on the 21st day of June, 2012, in OF CURB, A DISTANCE OF 122.64 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE LEAVING THE SOUTH LINE OF Gulf Breeze News 314-3769 Case No.: 2011-639-CA, of the Circuit Court, in and for POINT OF CURVE CONCAVE TO THE WEST AND TIGER POINT OFFICE PARK - PHASE 1 RUN NOTICE OF SALE 2x 6-28-12 ------Santa Rosa County, Florida, in which G&G, LLC, a Virginia HAVING A RADIUS OF 339.85 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 00°53'09" EAST, 75.92 FEET TO THE limited liability company, is the Plaintiff and GULF IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID POINT OF BEGINNING. Notice is given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of BREEZE, LLC, n/k/a GULF BREEZE OF VIRGINIA, LLC, CURVE, THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE 08°24'52" Foreclosure, entered on the 21st day of June, 2012, in a Virginia limited liability company, is the Defendant, the FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 49.91 FEET (CHORD PARCEL 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST Case No.: 2011-638-CA, of the Circuit Court, in and for Clerk of the Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for BEARS SOUTH 09°28'53" EAST, 49.87 FEET) TO A JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SANTA Santa Rosa County, Florida, in which G&G, LLC, a cash at the North Front Door of the Santa Rosa County POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE RUN SOUTH A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN SEC- ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Virginia limited liability company, is the Plaintiff and THE Courthouse, 6865 Caroline St, Milton, FL, 32570 at 11:00 05°16'27" EAST (FIVE FEET WESTERLY FROM TION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST, RETREAT AT QUAYSIDE VILLAGE, LLC, a Virginia lim- a.m. on August 13, 2012, the following described property, SAID BACK OF CURB), A DISTANCE OF 103.80 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE CASE NO.: 2011-641-CA ited liability company, and BCG, LLC, a Virginia limited pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure: FEET TO A POINT OF CURVE CONCAVE TO THE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: liability company, are the Defendants, the Clerk of the WEST AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 209.55 FEET; G&G, LLC, a Virginia limited Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at PARCEL A THENCE RUN IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION COMMENCE AT A 4-INCH BY 4-INCH CON- liability company, the North Front Door of the Santa Rosa County ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL CRETE MONUMENT R.L.S. #2535, SAID POINT Courthouse, 6865 Caroline St, Milton, FL, 32570 at COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ANGLE OF 03°58'30" FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TIGER Plaintiff, 11:00 a.m. on August 13, 2012, the following described LOT 1, BLOCK "A", OF THE 7TH ADDITION TO 14.54 FEET (CHORD BEARS SOUTH 03°17'12" POINT OFFICE PARK-PHASE 1 AS RECORDED property, pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure: SANTA ROSA SHORES AS RECORDED IN PLAT EAST, 14.54 FEET) TO A POINT; THENCE RUN IN PLAT BOOK "0" AT PAGE 34 OF THE PUBLIC vs. BOOK "B" AT PAGE 168 OF THE PUBLIC SOUTH 89°25'55" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 210.99 RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 01°30'46" WEST, A THENCE RUN SOUTH 88°50'30" EAST ALONG THE RETREAT AT MIDWAY, LLC, LOT 1, BLOCK A, QUAYSIDE VILLAGE - PHASE THENCE GO NORTH 00 DEGREES 04 MINUTES DISTANCE OF 123.20 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID TIGER POINT a Virginia limited liability company, III SUBDIVISION, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 51 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE EAST RIGHT-OF- 89.57'33" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 69.90 FEET; OFFICE PARK-PHASE 1, A DISTANCE OF 126.22 and BCG, LLC, a Virginia limited 9, PAGES 18 AND 19 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS WAY LINE OF BAYVIEW LANE (50' R/W) A DIS- THENCE RUN NORTH 01°04'05" WEST, A DIS- FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF- liability company, OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE TANCE OF 346.78 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- TANCE OF 70.05 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH WAY liNE OF CLUBHOUSE ROAD, (PRIVATE GO SOUTH 00 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 28 SEC- NING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00 DEGREES 89°06'30" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 213.99 FEET; DRIVE, R/W VARIES), SAID POINT BEING A Defendants. ONDS EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID 04 MINUTES 51 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID THENCE RUN NORTH 00°53'09" EAST, A DIS- POINT ON A CURVE BEING CONCAVE TO THE ______/ SUBDIVISION A DISTANCE OF 1066.53 FEET TO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 158.34 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- SOUTHEAST AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 104.50 THE POINT OF BEGINNING;THENCE CONTINUE 613.38 FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PARCEL "B" NING. FEET (TANGENT BEARING =NORTH 23°21'00" NOTICE OF SALE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 28 SECONDS (SANTA ROSA DRIVE, R/W VARIES) AS SHOWN EAST) AND A POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE EAST A DISTANCE OF 690.87 FEET;THENCE GO ON THE BOUNDARY SURVEY OF TRACT #2 BY PARCEL 2 RUN NORTH ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF- Notice is given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of SOUTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 28 SECONDS CARLAN CONSULTING GROUP, INC., DRAWING WAY LINE AND CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL Foreclosure, entered on the 21st day of June, 2012, in WEST A DISTANCE OF 290.46 FEET; THENCE #P94752- 04 AS DATED DECEMBER 12,1994 A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN SEC- ANGLE OF 07°47'40" FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF Case No.: 2011-641-CA, of the Circuit Court, in and for GO NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SEC- REVISED JANUARY 25, 1995; THENCE GO SOUTH TION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST, 123.65 FEET (CHORD BEARING =NORTH Santa Rosa County, Florida, in which G&G, LLC, a ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 211.97 FEET; 89 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 13 SECONDS EAST SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE 57°15'46" EAST, CHORD DISTANCE 116.58 Virginia limited liability company, is the Plaintiff and THE THENCE GO NORTH 16 DEGREES 14 MINUTES RETREAT AT MIDWAY, LLC, a Virginia limited liabiJity ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE A DISTANCE OF 67.43 PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FEET) TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE 16 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 498.79 FEET; THENCE GO NORTH 11 DEGREES 30 MIN- COMMENCE AT A 4-INCH BY 4-INCH CON- CONTINUING ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF company, and BCG, LLC, a Virginia limited liability com- FEET;THENCE GO SOUTH 90 DEGREES 00 MIN- pany, are the Defendants, the Clerk of the Court will sell UTES 06 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE LAST LINE CRETE MONUMENT R.L.S. #2535, SAID POINT WAY LINE RUN SOUTH 88°50'24" EAST FOR A UTES 00 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF OF SAID PARCEL "B" A DISTANCE OF 198.33 BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TIGER DISTANCE OF 32.00 FEET TO A POINT OF CUR- to the highest and best bidder for cash at the North Front 148.48 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Door of the Santa Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE; THENCE GO POINT OFFICE PARK-PHASE 1 AS RECORDED VATURE OF A CURVE BEING CONCAVE TO THE Caroline St, Milton, FL, 32570 at 11:00 a.m., on August ALONG SAID CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVING A IN PLAT BOOK "0" AT PAGE 34 OF THE PUBLIC NORTHWEST AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 167.37 TOGETHER WITH A NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE- RADIUS OF 104.50 FEET AN ARC DISTANCE OF RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; FEET; THENCE CONTINUING NORTH ALONG 13, 2012, the following described property, pursuant to MENT FOR BEACH ACCESS UPON, OVER AND the Final Judgment of Foreplosure: 19.63 FEET (CHORD = 19.60', CHORD BEARING THENCE RUN SOUTH 88°50'30" EAST ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND 4 ACROSS THE 5 FOOT BEACH ACCESS EASE- =N. 16 DEGREES 53 MINUTES 00 SECONDS E.) THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID TIGER POINT CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF MENT ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF SECTION OFFICE PARK-PHASE 1, A DISTANCE OF 126.22 20°48'51" FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 60.80 THE EAST 399 FEET OF THE WEST 112 OF SEC- QUAYSIDE VILLAGE - PHASE III SUBDIVISION 32, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST; FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF- FEET (CHORD BEARING-NORTH 80°45'10" TION 20, AND THE EAST 399 FEET OF THE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9, PAGES 18 THENCE GO SOUTH 88 DEGREES 48 MINUTES WAY LINE OF CLUBHOUSE ROAD, (PRIVATE EAST,60.47 FEET); THENCE DEPARTING SAID WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 29,TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, AND 19, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA 35 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE A DRIVE, R/W VARIES), SAID POINT BEING ON A SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE RUN SOUTH RANGE 27 WEST, LYING SOUTH OF U.S. HIGH- ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALL SITUATED IN DISTANCE OF 189.11 FEET; THENCE GO SOUTH CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST AND 00°50'09" WEST ALONG A NON-TANGENT LINE WAY 98 AND NORTH OF SANTA ROSA SOUND, SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 27 00 DEGREES 17 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST A HAVING A RADIUS OF 104.50 FEET (TANGENT FOR A DISTANCE OF 75.92 FEET TO THE LESS AND EXCEPT BORROW PIT EASEMENT WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND DRAINAGE EASEMENT TO THE STATE DISTANCE 150.20 FEET; THENCE GO NORTH 89 BEARING INTO THE CURVE IS NORTH 23°21'56" AFOREMENTIONED SOUTH LINE OF TIGER ROAD DEPARTMENT, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, DEGREES 42 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A EAST); THENCE RUN IN A NORTHERLY DIREC- POINT OFFICE PARK - PHASE 1~ THENCE RUN Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the FLORIDA. DISTANCE OF 214.00 FEET; THENCE GO SOUTH TION ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF WAY LINE AND NORTH 80°50'30" WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date 02 DEGREES 14 MINUTES 58 SECONDS EAST A ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL 188.59 FEET TO THE AFOREMENTIONED of this lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days after Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the DISTANCE OF 70.00 FEET; THENCE GO NORTH ANGLE OF 67°47'40" FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND THE POINT the sale. sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the 88 DEGREES 53 MINUTES 48 SECONDS EAST A 123.65 FEET (CHORDS BEARS NORTH 57°15'46" OF BEGINNING. date of this lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days DISTANCE OF 69.86 FEET; THENCE GO SOUTH EAST, 116.56 FEET) TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; ADA NOTIFICATION after the sale. 02 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST A THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAID SOUTH Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the DISTANCE OF 123.15 FEET; THENCE GO SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE RUN SOUTH 88°50'24" sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of If you are a person with a disability who needs any ADA NOTIFICATION 51 DEGREES 02 MINUTES 31 SECONDS WEST A EAST, A DISTANCE OF 32.00 FEET TO A POINT this lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the accommodation in order to participate in this proceed- DISTANCE OF 766.17 FEET TO THE POINT OF OF CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST sale. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of If you are a person with a disability who needs any BEGINNING. AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 167.37 FEET; certain assistance. Please contact: Sheila Sims, 190 accommodation in order to participate in this proceed- THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A ADA NOTIFICATION Governmental Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502, ing, you are entitled, at no cosf to you, to the provision of THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND IS CENTRAL ANGLE OF 20°48'51" FOR AN ARC If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- (850-595-4400) at least 7 days before your scheduled certain assistance. Please contact: Sheila Sims, 190 SITUATED IN SECTION 32 AND 29, TOWNSHIP 2 DISTANCE OF 60.80 FEET (CHORD BEARS modation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are court appearance, or immediately upon receiving this Governmental Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502, SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST, SANTA ROSA COUN- NORTH 80°45'10" EAST, 60.47 FEET) TO A POINT entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assis- notification if the time before the scheduled appearance (850-595-4400) at least 7 days before your scheduled TY, FLORIDA. WHICH IS THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM tance. Please contact: Sheila Sims, 190 Governmental is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, court appearance, or immediately upon receiving this SAID POINT OF BEGINNING AND CONTINUING Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502, (850-595-4400) at call 711. notification if the time before the scheduled appearance PARCEL 1 ALONG THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF least 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AND CONTINUING immediately upon receiving this notification if the time MARY M. JOHNSON call 711. A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN SEC- ALONG THE SAME CURVE RUN THENCE IN A before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you CLERK OF THE COURT TION 32, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST, NORTHEASTERLY DIRECTION THROUGH A are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Copies furnished to: SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE CENTRAL ANGLE OF 3 11°55'43" fOR AN ARC PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: DISTANCE OF 34.85 FEET (CHORD BEARS Copies furnished to: Copies furnished to: Jay C. Wettach, Esquire, NORTH 64°22'54" EAST, 34.78 FEET) TO A POINT Zimmerman, Kiser & Sutcliffe, P.A., COMMENCE AT A 4-INCH BY 4-INCH CONCRETE OF REVERSE CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTH Jay C. Wettach, Esquire, Jay C. Wettach, Esquire, P.O. Box 3000, Orlando, FL 32802-3000 MONUMENT R.L.S. #2535, SAID POINT BEING AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 25.00 FEET; THENCE Zimmerman, Kiser & Sutcliffe, P.A., Zimmerman, Kiser & Sutcliffe, P.A., THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TIGER POINT RUN IN AN EASTERLY AND SOUTHEASTERLY P.O. Box 3000, Orlando, FL 32802-3000 P.O. Box 3000, Orlando, FL 32802-3000 The Retreat at Midway, LLC, OFFICE PARK-PHASE 1 AS RECORDED IN PLAT DIRECTION ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A c/o Demetris Voudouris, BOOK "D" AT PAGE 34 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS CENTRAL ANGLE OF 70°00'03" fOR AN ARC DIS- GULF BREEZE, LLC, The Retreat at Quayside Village, LLC, 1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 105, OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE TANCE OF 30.54 FEET (CHORD BEARS SOUTH n/k/a GULF BREEZE OF VIRGINIA, LLC, c/o Demetris Voudouris, Reston, VA 20191 RUN SOUTH 88°50'30" EAST ALONG THE SOUTH 86°34'56" EAST, 28.68 FEET) TO A POINT OF c/o Demetris Voudouris, 1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 105, LINE OF SAID TIGER POINT OFFICE PARK-PHASE CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTHEAST AND 1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 105, Reston, VA 20191 BCG, LLC, 1, A DISTANCE OF 126.22 FEET TO A POINT ON HAVING A RADIUS OF 217.38 FEET; THENCE Reston, VA 20191 c/o Demetris Voudouris, THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF CLUB- RUN IN A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION ALONG BCG, LLC, 1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 105, HOUSE ROAD (PRIVATE DRIVE, R/W VARIES), SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF MARY M. JOHNSON c/o Demetris Voudouris, Reston, VA 20191 SAID POINT BEING A POINT ON CURVE; THENCE 31°40'55" fOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 120.20 CLERK OF THE COURT 1897 Preston White Drive, Suite J05·,. CONTINUE SOUTH 88°50'30" EAST ALONG THE FEET ( CHORD BEARS SOUTH 67°25'23" EAST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL 2257 Gulf Breeze News 2X 6/28/12 Reston, VA 20191 SOUTH LINE OF SAID TIGER POINT OFFICE 118.68 FEET) TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; LEGAL 2255 Gulf Breeze News 2X 6-28-12 PARK-PHASE 1, A DISTANCE OF 188.68 FEET TO THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE SOUTH LEGAL 2256 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6-28-12

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 C July 5, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Biship Parkes selects Father Paul Lambert as Priest Secretary

Father Paul Lambert, achieving the special assign- Parochial Vicar of St. Ann ment and wish him the very Catholic Church in Gulf best in his future endeavors. Breeze and Our Lady of the When asked how he would Assumption Catholic Church like to be remembered by his in Pensacola Beach for the last first Parish Father Paul served three years, has been selected with after finishing his years by Bishop Gregory Parkes to of study at Seminary, his become Priest Secretary to the response was, “My hope is that Bishop effective July 5. whatever liturgies or teachings In addition to many other or stewardship programs I was duties, Father Paul will be involved with, that I was able serving as “Master of to be plugged in active with Ceremonies” for the Bishop as the programs which were they visit Parishes of the beyond myself. I hope to be Pensacola-Tallahassee remembered as having Diocese, handling the Bishop’s enhanced the faith and calendar, assisting with corre- involvement of our Church spondence, serving in the throughout the community Marriage Tribunal bi-weekly, without the programs being and saying Mass throughout about me, but, about the the area on an ongoing basis. Church so that these programs Submitted photo The new position is one of continue in a strong manner in Some of the middle school age children who attend St. Ann’s after school program, The Cell, congratulate Father Paul, cen- great honor and although the the years to come.” ter, on his selection as the Priest Secretary to Bishop Parkes. staff and parishioners of St. Some of his fondest memo- Ann and Our Lady of the ries are of greeting parish- personal level, which took around the country. been part of and I’ve seen such serve the community, and to Assumption Catholic Churches ioners before and after Masses. place around the Masses he His advice to the faithful he a dedicated Parish and would find new ways to reach out to will greatly miss Father Paul, The parishioners feel the same celebrated, whether they were leaves behind in Gulf Breeze urge them to continue to be the people who make up our they are very happy for his way about his greetings on a local folks or visitors from and Pensacola Beach is, “I’ve part of the mission we have to community.” Court leaves Chattahoochee water dispute to Florida and Georgia The Apalachicola River- industry in Apalachicola Bay. “Now that we’re out of the keeper’s executive director, Dan Lake Lanier, a federal reser- courtroom, we can focus on the Tonsmeire, not only keeps a voir on the Chattahoochee River next step — managing water to watchful eye over the river near Atlanta, Georgia, has been meet the needs of all users itself, but everything that affects the focus of the dispute because throughout the ACF it — including Supreme Court it provides 60 percent of the (Apalachicola-Chattahoochee- decisions. storage capacity among the Flint) Basin because ultimately On Monday, the U.S. reservoirs on the river system. any lasting solution depends Supreme Court refused to take U.S. District Judge Paul upon Georgia, Alabama, and up an appeal filed by Florida in Magnuson in 2009 ruled that Florida working together to the case involving the Congress must authorize Lake reach a water sharing agree- Apalachicola-Chattahoochee- Lanier to provide water to ment.” Flint river system. Both the Georgia cities. Without authori- The ACF Stakeholders group Apalachicola Riverkeeper and zation, he ordered that water use have suggested that instead of the Florida Department of be cut off in three years. But the new rounds of litigation, that Environmental Protection 11th Circuit overturned the everyone involved sit down (DEP) warn that the decision decision and instead directed together, and using the best not to hear Florida’s request to the Corps of Engineers to ana- available science, achieve a sus- review an 11th U.S. Circuit lyze its authority related to the tainable plan for how the water Court of Appeals ruling is likely Lake Lanier. Florida and can best be managed throughout to have a negative impact on the Alabama in February asked the the entire ACF basin. Black Bear Plan to preserve Apalachicola River and Bay. Supreme Court to review the “Our organization is redou- The water dispute between case. bling its efforts to protect this Alabama, Florida, and Georgia “I’m disappointed by the national treasure,” Tonsmeire area’s largest land animal has been taking place in federal decision,” Tonsmeire said, “but said of the Apalachicola court since 1990. Alabama and I’m also reminded how vital our Riverkeeper group, “and we’re Georgia want water for industry work is. At least the Court’s working hand in hand with the Eglin AFB serves as large preserve and growing cities, while decision will bring some resolu- other ACF stakeholders in order Florida needs water for fish and tion to the legal issues surround- to protect the entire basin. It’s A plan for long-term conser- include: illegal to injure or kill a bear in wildlife along the Apalachicola ing use of Lake Lanier for water too important not to. And we vation of the Florida black bear, ■ Maintaining wildlife habi- this state, or possess or sell bear River and to support the seafood supply,” Tonsmeire added. really need help to do it.” whose population is estimated at tats and corridors on public and parts. more than 3,000 today, compared private lands that accommodate The public and stakeholder with as few as 300 in the 1970s, bears’ large home ranges of up to groups participated extensively was approved this week by the 60,000 acres and allow bears to in developing Florida’s bear Florida Fish and Wildlife roam safely. management plan: Suffering from F.O.M.O.? Conservation Commission ■ Reducing human-bear con- ■ A diversity of stakeholders (FWC). flicts, through use of bear-proof provided input into the original “The Florida bear population cans for garbage and proper stor- draft bear management plan (The Fear of Missing Out) is thriving. That is the success age of birdseed and pet food, released on Nov. 10, 2011. story, but we still have a lot of which can be irresistibly mouth- ■ More than 550 public com- The fear of missing out So, don’t suffer from F.O.M.O. Read education to do,” FWC watering treats for bears. ments were received on the draft is a real condition that the Gulf Breeze News and Splash Commission Chairman Kathy ■ Educating Floridians and plan and revised draft plan, with Barco said. “Everyone loves visitors about black bear behav- a majority of suggestions used by can affect anyone. Luckily, Magazine for the latest alerts to all bears, but not everyone wants ior and conservation, and how to the FWC to improve the plan. it is treatable by the experts of the happenings in Northwest them in their backyard. When remain safe if a bear comes into Additionally, more than 5,400 at Gulf Breeze News Florida! Ask for it at your people call to say, ‘Relocate this your yard or if you encounter a email form letters were received and Splash Magazine. local newsstand. bear,’ we need to help that neigh- bear. To find out more, go to from Floridians. borhood learn the ways to coex- MyFWC.com/Bear. ■ Two rounds of public com- ist with the bear – take care of Seven bear management units ment were made available: from your garbage, dog food and bird (BMUs) will be created, with Nov. 10, 2011, through Jan.10, feeders.” each unit containing a geograph- 2012, on the draft plan, during The Florida Black Bear ically distinct bear subpopulation which time four public work- Management Plan, available and a local advisory group of shops also were held, and from online at MyFWC.com/Bear, stakeholders interested in issues April 13 until June 1, 2012, on encourages public input into bear such as creating “Bear Smart” the revised draft plan. management decisions at the communities. The Florida black bear is local level. When implemented, The state’s largest land mam- among the 62 wildlife species the plan will help the FWC find mal is a subspecies of the that soon will join the list of To advertise solutions that best fit the chal- American black bear and had species, like the bald eagle, lenges facing both people and been listed as a state-threatened already under an FWC manage- your event, call bears in different parts of the species since 1974. Successful ment plan. Florida’s new threat- state. Bear populations in some conservation of the Florida black ened species conservation model (850) 932-8986 areas are thriving, while popula- bear was confirmed by the requires that management plans [email protected] tions in other places still are FWC’s 2011 Biological Status be created for all species that recovering. Review, which reported the bear have been state-listed and that “If we all work together to to be no longer at high risk of plans be updated at specified promote these protections, we extinction. intervals. can expand upon this great day While Commissioners today Those management plans give today,” said FWC Commissioner passed a rule to remove the black citizens an active role in Ron Bergeron. bear from the list of state-threat- Florida’s efforts to conserve its Challenges addressed by the ened species, they also adopted a diverse wildlife for future gener- Black Bear Management Plan separate new rule stating it is still ations. www.gulfbreezenews.com • www.splashpensacolabeach.com

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