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Patsy Myers speaks to a room full of former and current Gulf Breeze Hospital employees, volunteers and board members The future of the Tiger Point Golf Course and its last Thursday when the hospital formally celebrated its 30th anniversary. proitability may very well lie in the hands of the folks at Private Club Associates (PCA), the Georgia-based golf club management and consulting company hired by the city to perform an audit of golf course opera- tions and to come up with a business plan to get the Teen critically injured in crash course back in the black. Steve Paris, a PCA partner, said to the city council at a workshop held Monday night that the golf club is los- to lose control of his vehicle on Forester suffered a mechanical oncoming eastbound traffic on BY MAT PELLEGRINO ing “substantial funds,” but the club is not a lost cause. Gulf Breeze News Highway 98. problem. Highway 98. “The club really can be ixed, it has adequate rev- [email protected] According to the Florida High- The report did not indicate Scott’s Forester traveled into enue to be proitable and potential to do more revenue way Patrol accident report, 16- what happened to the tire, but the path of a pickup truck driven than it normally has,” said Paris. Total club revenue is A 16-year-old Gulf Breeze year-old Aaron Scott was driving said that the issue forced Scott by Andrew Blanton, 34, of Mil- $1.7 million, with golf operations representing $1.25 teen is in critical condition at Sa- down Highway 98 westbound at to lose control of the SUV. ton. Blanton had a 7-year-old pas- million and the Sunset Grille representing $500,000. cred Heart Hospital in Pensacola around 2:45 p.m. near the inter- His vehicle traveled over the senger in the vehicle with him at He outlined three phases to get the golf course run- after his vehicle suffered a me- section of County Road 191D raised median in the center of See » ning at a proitable level. Phase One is to ix Tiger chanical problem and caused him when his left tire of his Subaru the highway and directly into Scott Page 3A Point’s current business and stabilize the operations. Phase Two is to explore other revenue opportunities that require new capital. Phase Three identiies options and uses for the West course. Facebook page aims to deter crime PCA’s approach to realizing that goal is to achieve an optimal balance between member/guest experience “I have been completely blown away by the “I started this page due to theft from my de- and inancial performance. “Unfortunately, both things BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News response I’ve had,” said page creator and north ceased brother’s vehicle. We do not know for are out of balance at Tiger Point.” Low membership [email protected] end resident Lacy Perry. sure what day the tools were stolen exactly but levels relect a low surveyed guest experience. The group is aiming to curb the amount of we do know it occurred between the time of Paris said that high cost structure is the club’s num- In an effort to crack down on thefts in the burglaries in the county by alerting residents of his funeral on May 29 through May 31 when it ber one issue and though improvements will include county, one resident has stepped up and cre- break ins after they happen in certain areas or was discovered they were missing,” she posted some capital, a lot of inancial gains will be made ated a Facebook page aimed at warning other neighborhoods. By doing so, it will help keep on the page. through operational restructuring. residents of break ins happening in their own citizens aware of what neighborhoods thieves According to Perry, nearly $1,000 worth During FY 2013/2014 the club lost $900,000, and neighborhood. are targeting, deterring theft. of valuables were removed from the vehicle, though it was budgeted to do better by only losing The Facebook page called “Santa Rosa The resident started the Facebook page which was located in Navarre at the time. about $500,000 in FY 2014/2015, as of March 31 the County Fl Break Ins” surfaced earlier this based on a tragic event that happened to her golf course is already behind budget. month and already has nearly 1,000 members. back in May. See Page Page 2A » See PCA Page 3A »

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Monday Commissioner Committee SSRUS to improve reclaimed water system 22 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Room B M K now the city plans to build the The city does already have a The grant will cover 50 Y ELANIE ORMONDY tank on the site adjacent to the reclaimed system, but the new percent of the cost of the al- Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Club Meeting County Annex. tank will add stabilization to the most $700,000 project, with Wednesday [email protected] noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf Gulf Breeze Assistant Di- existing system. the city covering the other 24 Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive The City of Gulf Breeze is rector of Public Services “By adding this tank we will half from SSRUS reserve SHIP Partnership Advisory Committee in the irst steps of fulilling a Thomas Lambert said the el- be able to provide a more reli- funds. 2:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room grant from the Northwest Flor- evated tank will provide pres- able service,” he said. Currently the project is SRIA Committee Meeting ida Water Management District sure and storage of reclaimed Lambert added that only in the design phase being 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting for the South Santa Rosa Utility water. certain areas beneit from completed the by Hatch Mott Room System (SSRUS) to construct “This is only for the re-use system, mainly from the Tiger McDonald. Lambert said he Parks and Recreation a 300,000-gallon elevated re- system, not the potable water Point area to west – and only in hopes to break ground this 5:30 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board claimed water tank. Right system,” said Lambert. certain subdivisions. fall. Room

Thursday GBA Chamber Governmental Affairs Fire threatens homes in HBTS 25 Meeting noon - 1 p.m., GBA Chamber Conference Room ashes in the woods,” Zwier- BY MAT PELLEGRINO GBA Chamber Business After Hours Gulf Breeze News zchowski said. “Despite recent 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., Coins, Sportscards & [email protected] rains, it only takes a few days of Racing Collectibles dry, windy conditions to prime A small brush ire threat- vegetation for the possibility of ened several homes in Holley a wildire.” by the Sea on Sunday, forcing The ashes quickly sparked Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report ireighters to have to think on the blaze, which burned through Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. their feet. brush and trees. Zwierzchowski The ire started at around said he was unsure if any resi- 2:30 p.m. on Sunday and quick- dents had to be evacuated dur- FELONIES Gavette, Gary Albert, ly spread to nearly 1.5 acres. ing the ire. W/M, 52, 5000 block East Fireighters from Holley-Na- “Holley Navarre FD had it 6/10/2015 Bay Blvd., Gulf Breeze, varre Fire Department and Mid- knocked down when we ar- probation violation way Fire Department responded rived,” Zwierzchowski said. Cruz, Joshua James, O/ Smith, Nicholas to the scene and immediately Horton, W/M, 23, 1000 Submitted Photo “FFS ireighters used - bullM, 26, 2000 block Frontera set up a security line to keep the dozers to create a security line St., Navarre, moving traffic block Everglades Dr., ire contained to one area and The aftermath of the blaze shows just how close flames came around the perimeter and (went violation Navarre, burglary, larceny away from nearby homes. to some homes in Holley by the Sea. back the next day) mopping Laszlo, Carly Danielle, “Two structures were threat- up hot spots and smoldering W/F, 22, 1000 block DUIs ened and a privacy fence was Blackwater District Joe Zwier- Department in containing the stumps.” Abercrombie Rd., Gulf damaged by the ire,” said zchowski. blaze. The blaze started near The ire was fully extin- Breeze, aggravated assault 6/10/2015 Florida Forest Service Wildire FFS responded to the scene Fern and Kempton streets. guished by 4:30 p.m., accord- with weapon Mitigation Specialist for the and aided Holley Navarre Fire “A resident dumped hot ing to the FFS spokesman. Lloyd, David Wayne, Shutich, Robert James, W/M, 29, 2000 block Catline W/M, 63, 2000 block Bay Cir., Navarre, out of state St., Gulf Breeze, DUI Police bust house party fugutive 6/11/2015

sacola Bay. It was later found to Briscoe, Christian Tuesday, June 2 Gulf Sunday, June 7 be just an unmanned kayak. Breeze Michael, W/M, 33, 4000 block Bay Breeze Dr., Gulf At the 300 block of Bear A driver was pulled over near Police Breeze, drug possession Drive, an arrest warrant was the 1100 block of Highway 98 Saturday, June 13 Report 6/15/2015 served on Tyler Mathis, 20, for driving the wrong way on of Pace who was charged with the road at 10:53 p.m. The driv- Police arrested a Navarre Note: All arrest and police reports Davis, Joshua Stephen, making false 911 calls and re- er, Debora Case, 54, of Iowa, man for driving with a sus- published in Gulf Breeze News are Information provided by W/M, 24, 5000 block porting false alarms and com- Gulf Breeze Police Department was later arrested for DUI. pended license at 7:24 p.m. public record and do not imply guilt. Senate Ct., Gulf Breeze, All suspects are presumed innocent plaints. Also on Saturday, a report drug possession, smuggle until proven and/or adjudicated guilty At the 1100 block of Hwy. of a disturbance at the Quality Tuesday, June 9 contraband in a court of law. 98, police stopped a vehicle for Inn led to the arrest of a Bay numerous trafic violations and A juvenile was arrested for Minnette, Ala. woman for bat- arrested the driver for driving bleday. He is being held behind possession of a stolen vehicle at tery and carrying a concealed without a valid driver’s license bars as of press time at Santa the Exxon gas station. weapon. According to the SRC and driving with a suspended Rosa County Jail. jail website, the woman, Tara license (second conviction). Also on Thursday at the 300 Robinson, 23, was arrested for The arrest of the Pensacola block of Bear Drive, police re- Wednesday, June 10 battery on a law enforcement woman occurred at 7:10 a.m. sponded to an open house par- oficer. ty, which led to the arrest of a A trafic stop on the Pensac- 20-year-old Gulf Breeze wom- ola Bay Bridge for an equip- from your friends at Gulf Breeze News Thursday, June 4 an for obstruction, allowing ment violation led to the arrest Monday, June 15 minors to possess alcohol and of the driver for an outstanding Police arrested a Navarre underage drinking. Also during warrant. The Navarre man was A trafic stop for a tag vio- June 18 man on several narcotics the house party, police arrested arrested at 10:06 p.m. lation led to the arrest of the Zach Brothers charges after someone called an 18-year-old Milton man for driver for driving with a sus- police dispatch to report suspi- possession of narcotics. pended license, attaching an Stewart Fulford cious circumstances at the 300 Also on Thursday, at 9:30 Friday, June 12 unassigned tag to a vehicle and block of Bear Drive. Police p.m. police made an arrest for failure to register a vehicle. The responded at 8:06 a.m. and ar- an out-of-county warrant on a Police responded to the re- Gulf Breeze man was arrested June 21 rested 19-year-old Edgar Dou- 28-year-old Gulf Breeze man. port of an empty kayak in Pen- at 2:04 p.m. Cheryl Krueger Barr Hundelt City OKs utility FLASHBACKS June 23 increase 10 Years Ago 1 Year Ago Angie LeCroy (June 23, 2005) (June 19, 2014) B M K ter by 25 percent from $1.24 Y ELANIE ORMONDY to $1.55 per thousand gal- GBHS grad Ashley Brown Midway Firefighter Gulf Breeze News June 24 [email protected] lons. was caste as Belle in the Levi Alderfer presented The city in turn will pass Broadway production of teenager Magen Sykow Hank Newell At Monday’s City Council on the rate increase to its cus- Beauty and the Beast. with a Citizen Safety Meeting, the council voted tomers; though they will not Award and a bicycle from Congratulations to this Week’s Winner to approve a rate increase for profit from the increase. The 5 Years Ago the MFD to replace a the city’s water and sewer new rate to Gulf Breeze water (June 17, 2010) bike totalled in a recent Angie LeCroy • June 23 customers. and sewer customers will go accident. Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre or a The percent increase is in from $3.05 to $3.36 per thou- Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the tickets at response to a vote in early sand gallons, which reflects a President Obama came May by the Fairpoint Region- 10.2 percent increase. to Pensacola Beach to Gulf Breeze News Office by June 25 al Utility System to increase The increase will be re- meet officials dealing with Register your birthday on our facebook page. the wholesale volumetric rate flected in the next round of the oil spill and affected that Gulf Breeze pays for wa- water bills. beach business owners.

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» Continued from Page 1A After the workshop, Mayor Matt Dannheisser said he was Notice of Final Agency Action Taken by the very encouraged by PCA’s con- Northwest Florida Water Management District “You’re behind the forecast idence to be able to get the revenue by $160,000 and you’re golf course back to proitability Notice is given that Environmental Resource permit number IND-113-9473-2 was issued on over your operating expenses by quickly, and was in favor of hir- June 04, 2015 to Vernon Prather, City of Gulf Breeze, for the construction of a new surface $90,000,” said Paris. “There’s a ing a management irm to carry DISCOUNT PRICES water management system designed as a retro t to approximately 9.74 acre of existing rights- good possibility that you’re go- out the plan. One way to go of-way for multiple roadways throughout Gulf Breeze, (Santa Rosa County). ing to lose $800,000 this year.” about hiring a irm would be to ON HIGH-END Paris said that the golf course send out a Request for Proposals, FURNITURE! The proposed project is a major modi cation to the previously permitted retro t activities. conditions do not relect the which will delay the process by 3790 W. Navy Blvd. The modi cation will include the omission of the previously permitted outfall with stormwa- money being spent and that several months and is not legal- (850) 456-2477 ter pollutant separator located on the northern side of Hoffman Drive, as well as the omission www.patiofreedom.com resources are not being used ly required, or to get on the fast of the previously permitted stormwater lift station on northern side of Dracena Way. These properly. Major issues with the track and hire PCA since they al- omissions will be replaced with a new outfall and associated drainage structures and pipes budget include total payroll, ready have in-depth knowledge located along the western and southern sides of the Santa Rosa County school complex at operating expenses and cost of of the course’s strengths and 549 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. sales for food and beverages. weaknesses. With the proper managing “I am suficiently comfort- The modi cations also include two new stormwater drainage easements: One drainage ease- and re-budgeting, Paris believes able with these gentlemen that ment located along the northern portion of the residential property at 428 Dracena Way and that the golf course could get they would do a good job that the second drainage easement located along the northern portion of the residential property to a “steady state” in as little as the time savings on getting them at 211 Russ Dr. The new outfall will be located to the south of the existing stormwater man- 120 days, and by eliminating op- onboard far exceeds the value of agement pond on the southern side of Shoreline Dr., near the intersection of Mcabee Ct. The erating cash losses and partially a RFP,” said Dannheisser. remainder of the previously permitted retro t activity has not changed which are two sepa- funding capital expense require- The council agreed that it is rate areas to have drainage improvements that include the installation of proposed drainage ments, the golf course could in the city’s best interest for staff pipes and structures designed to slope toward speci c stormwater lift stations that will pump possibly break even next year. to engage in informal discus- the runoff toward speci c drainage easements located at the proposed discharge points. Organizational changes, staff- sions with residents in the area ing guidelines, lower spending who have knowledge of running To limit the amount of runoff entering into the lift station, some pipes are proposed as ex l- levels on operating expenses, a golf course and to prepare a tration with controls to provide some treatment. The  rst area is located within the rights-of- proper budget development and management contract for PCA way of Fairpoint Dr., Nightingale Dr., Russ Dr., Nightingale Ln., and Center Dr. The second accountability, and putting ex- to be approved in the next round area is located within the rights-of-way of Shoreline Dr., Camelia St., Dolphin St., Florida pense trackers in place are on of council meetings. Ave., Norwich Dr., Washington Ave., Stonewall Dr., Williamsburg Dr., Roanoke Ct., and a the immediate horizon. drainage easement to the west of the intersection of Roanoke Ct. and Williamsburg Dr. These Capital needs to be addressed areas will ultimately discharge to Regina Canal. include improving the bunkers, golf course irrigation system, The proposed modi cation will include approximately 0.003 acres of impacts to existing wet- parking lot, driving range and lands and/or surface waters, located at the new outfall location to the south of Shoreline Dr. restaurant. Washington Avenue, Camelia Street, Shoreline Drive, Williamsburg Drive, Roanoke Court, After getting the budget in Camelia Street, Florida Avenue, Dolphin Street, Dracecna Way, Russ Drive, Nightingale the black and building on the Drive, Center Street, Hoffman Drive, and Fairpoint Drive, Santa Rosa. core business, Paris said the city can then explore expansion op- tions to grow revenues such as The  le containing the application for this permit is available for inspection expanding the restaurant by de- Monday through Friday (except for legal holidays), 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. veloping a more public concept, at the Northwest Florida Water Management District’s ERP Of ce, relocating the existing prop shop 180 E. Redstone Avenue, Crestview, FL 32539 and expanding the catering busi- ness. A person whose substantial interests are affected by the District permitting decision may peti- As far as revamping the West tion for an administrative hearing in accordance with Sections 120.569 and 120.57 F.S., or may course, Paris said that business choose to pursue mediation as an alternative remedy under Section 120.573, Florida Statutes, should not be expanded until the and Rules 28-106.111 and 28-106.401-404, Florida Administrative Code. Petitions must com- club is realizing at least 65,000 ply with the requirements of Florida Administrative Code, Chapter 28-106 and be  led with rounds annually. Currently the (received by) the District Clerk located at District Headquarters, 81 Water Management Drive, club is at 37,000 rounds. Havana, FL 32333-4712. Petitions for administrative hearing on the above application must “You have the capacity to do be  led within twenty-one (21) days of publication of this notice or within twenty-six (26) that much business,” said Paris. days of the District depositing notice of this intent in the mail for those persons to whom the He added that more viable op- District mails actual notice. Failure to  le a petition within this time period shall constitute tions to develop the West course a waiver of any right(s) such person(s) may have to request an administrative determination include relocating the practice (hearing) under Sections 120.569 and 129.57, F.S., concerning the subject permit. Petitions range, adding four practice holes which are not  led in accordance with the above provisions are subject to dismissal. and selling the existing driving range property, or to build an Because the administrative hearing process is designed to formulate  nal agency action, the Executive Par 3 and redevelop  ling of a petition means that the District’s  nal action may be different from the position the remainder of the property. taken by it in this notice. Persons whose substantial interests will be affected by any such  nal “If you don’t need another decision of the District on the application have the right to petition to become a party to the nine or 18 holes of golf because proceedings, the accordance with the requirements set forth above. the market just won’t support it, you could have a great practice LEGAL 24900 Gulf Breeze News 6/18/15 facility that could be a money generator for you.”

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The Santa Rosa Federated Re- publican Women are holding a YOU TALK. WE LISTEN. “summer picnic style luncheon” on June 23. This is the irst of IN PERSON. what they hope to be many more picnic-style gathering in the fu- ture. This special day will still be held at The Club at Hidden Creek, it will just be a day of casual dress Scott Shanks, CFP® for the summer season. Financial Advisor The meeting will feature Jayer Williamson District 1 County 217 Fairpoint Dr. Commissioner. Williamson will Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 discuss The State of the County. 850-934-4499 Santa Rosa Federated Republi- www.edwardjones.com can Women (SRFRW) meets ev- Photo by Betty Allen | Gulf Breeze News Member SPIC ery fourth Tuesday of each month at The Club at Hidden Creek in The Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. audience listens in on the recent meeting. Navarre. Gathering/Social time is 11 a.m., lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. and the guest speaker cal elementary, middle and high or forum is at noon followed by school art programs. the business meeting. The cost of The T-shirt Design competi- the lunch is $15, payable at the tion for the festival is held ev- door. ery year and the winner receives Join this like-minded group of $250. The design winner this year BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN conservative women and have an was Rita Rone. [email protected] opportunity to sit at the lunch ta- At this June gathering, the Adopt-A-Pet ble with one of the candidates or group presented art teachers elected oficials. Please RSVP no in the area schools with some School Navy Junior ROTZ, re- The Festival Director the only FLOWER later than noon the Friday before money to fulill their mission toceived a donation for all their paid position in the organiza- I am a neutered male, orange and the Tuesday meeting. Point of support and encourage the next volunteer work with the Gulf tion and is not a member of the gray domestic medium hair mix. I am contact is Martha Brenenstahl at generation of artists. Some of the Breeze Celebrates the Arts. Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. Executive about 2 years and 10 months old. 293-6769. For more information winners included: Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. have Board. Ask for information about animal ID contact Brenenstahl by phone or l Alicia Taylor, Oriole Beach anywhere from 30 to 50 members Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. is a number A242592 Flower [email protected]. Elementary School. annually and welcome both men not-for-proit organization. The l Jennifer Day, Gulf Breeze and women into their organiza- group meets the irst Tuesday of tion. The group functions under every month from 6 p.m. until 8 Escambia County Florida Animal Services Elementary School. (850) 595-3075 Gulf Breeze Arts the leadership of an Executive p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. l Krist Lien, Pensacola State Come visit the Animal Shelter at 200 West Fairfi eld Drive, Board: President Vice-president, The meetings for both July and Inc. College Tuesday through Saturday between noon and 6 p.m. l Lyn Cacace, Gulf Breeze Treasurer, Secretary and Festival August are planned: The Tuesday, Director. The oficers for this year July 7 meeting will feature guest Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc. met High School. Brought To You By: June 2 at the Gulf Breeze Li- l Kelly Strozier, Gulf Breeze are: President, Anita Williams; artist, Bernice Osborne, whose brary. During the meeting, Gulf High School. two Vice-Presidents, Carol Hol- topic is The Psychology of Art. Breeze Arts, Inc. gave away l Margie Timmons, Gulf land-Doyle and Brenda Cleveng- The August 4 meeting will feature some of their hard earned pro- Breeze High School Department. er; Treasurer, Carol Perryman; guest artist, Artist Jan Kurtz. Her ceeds from the GB Celebrates l Rachael Hughs, Gulf Breeze and Secretary, Anne Geisel. topic is Art Excursion to Nepal Another position associated and her experience in the Nepal (850) 932-6116 (850) 438-3393 the Arts Festival. Middle School. 2727 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 300 East Gadsden St. Proceeds from the GB Cel- l Pam Meade, Woodlawn with the Gulf Breeze Arts and Earthquake). The cost for an an- ebrates the Arts Festival provide Beach Middle School. Gulf Breeze Celebrates the Arts nual membership in the group is college student art scholarships l Johnny McGowan and medley is that of the Festival Di- $30 for a single membership and and supplemental funds for lo- Rachel Tierney, Navarre High rector held by Sherri Chambers. $35 for a family membership. A Place for You in Pensacola Business p Vacation p Extended Stay

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Philips honored Breezer Hailey Philips was recently awarded the Sport Club Member of the Year Award at Florida State University for her dedication to the school’s Florida State Skeet and Trap Club. Philips is a two-year member of the club, and served as the Photo by Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News club’s president. Philips was picked from a list of nearly 40 clubs at the school to earn the recognition. Gulf Breeze High School held their annual Drama Camp last week and this week. The Eddie Cubbon Award is awarded to an individual that has displayed exceptional Pictured, Gulf Breeze High Junior and drama student Magen Huntley teaches some dedication, spirit and leadership and someone who is labeled as an outstanding younger aspiring actors how to out a dramatic scene together during Gulf Breeze high’s individual member of the FSU Sport Club Program. Drama camp this week. Report: Woman threatened man with gun Gulf Breeze Reading Camp Background Needs Volunteers! Check Aug 3. - Aug 7. • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Required B M P his live in girlfriend Danielle tim told deputies that Laszlo tim and suspect started ighting Y AT ELLEGRINO Laszlo, 22. Laszlo started an immediately pointed the gun at again. Gulf Breeze News This 5-day camp has a curriculum designed to [email protected] altercation with the victim after him, threatening him with the The report indicated that the help 8 to 10 year old struggling readers. she believed he had been out weapon. victim was eventually able to It offers 15 hours of intensive reading A woman was arrested last cheating on her that night. The The victim told deputies that push Laszlo out of the truck. instruction and afternoons full of fun activities. week after she suspected her argument quickly ended when he believed he was going to be During the altercation, Lasz- St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church • Gulf Breeze boyfriend was cheating on her the victim went to bed. shot, so he attempted to take lo received a fractured jaw, for For more info call Dottie at 850.261.5136 or visit [email protected] and allegedly pointed a gun at According to the victim’s the gun from the suspect. which she received medical the man, threatening to shoot statement, he was later awoken The victim told deputies that treatment. She was then booked him. by Laszlo who started striking in order to gain control of the into Santa Rosa County Jail. 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"We've got you covered." Former U.S. Marine turns to God

CNN reported in 2013 that P. O. Box 1414 every day 22 active duty mili- 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway tary take their own lives. That’s Harbourtown Unit #35 a suicide every 65 minutes. As Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 shocking as the number is, it may actually be higher. Office: (850) 932-8986 When I was a leader of Ma- Fax: (850) 932-8794 rine troops years ago, I was of- www.gulfbreezenews.com ten approached by some of my young Marines asking if they could conide in me their very personal and conidential prob- PUBLISHER lems. In many cases, I had prob- Lisa Newell lems of my own that I was trying to cope with, and I would advise EDITOR them to “Go talk to a Chaplain.” Mathew Pellegrino It was one way for me to get off the hook since it was not nec- SPORTS EDITOR essary for them to go through Jason Thompson higher channels to visit a chap- lain, and it was standard policy NEWS REPORTER that the chaplain would always Melanie Kormondy keep the Marines problem secret between them and God. SALES We know of a Navy chaplain Janna DeMotts and this is his story: Vincent Robert Capodanno received a OFFICE MANAGER commission as a Lieutenant in Darla Thompson the United States Navy Roman Catholic Chaplain was assigned ART DIRECTOR to the First Marine Division in Nancy Fish Vietnam in 1966. On Sept. 4, 1967, during Op- GRAPHIC DESIGN eration Swift in the Thang Binh Maite George Don’t ignore the facts, a lot has been done District of the Que Son Valley, elements of the 1st Battalion, CONTRIBUTORS I just finished reading (last safer for our residents. I pro- 5th Marines encountered a large Betty Archer Allen week’s) editorial, “Hwy. 98 is posed an eight foot wide shoul- North Vietnamese unit of ap- proximately 2,500 men near Pam Brannon not safe for bicycling,”, and der, both east and west-bound, felt compelled to write. I have to almost double the safety the village of Dong Son. The Jack Kale to take issue with several state- margin for pedestrians and cy- outnumbered and disorganized Dr. Robert Randel ments in the article. You make clists. FDOT took the request Company D was in need of reen- Clay Bloodworth it sound like nothing has been back to Tallahassee, and later forcements. Twenty-six Marines done to improve safety along agreed to install the enhanced were conirmed dead, and so an- 98 in south Santa Rosa, and shoulders if the county would other company of Marines was that is just untrue and unfair. pay the additional expense. I committed to the battle. Member: Over the past six years we proposed an amendment to our Father Capodanno went have improved bicycle and impact fee ordinance so that among the wounded and dying, Florida Press Association tire 98 corridor in Santa Rosa foot wide paved asphalt trail pedestrian safety in the south County (the largest lighting through the northern portion existing funds could be used to giving last rites of the Church. National Newspaper Assn. end of the county. You state in project in Gulf Power history). of the Soundside Preserve. pay for the project. The BOCC Although wounded himself in Gulf Breeze Area your article “(n)o matter how l In 2012, the county con- The property owner has gen- amended the ordinance, and the face and hand, he went to Chamber of Commerce often we write about…bike structed a sidewalk on Sunrise erously agreed to donate the the enhanced shoulders will help a wounded corpsman only (“2014 Business of the Year ” paths in the south end, no one Drive, along with a boardwalk land to the county. This trail soon be a reality. You may yards from an enemy machine “2003 Small Business of the Year”) genuinely cares. Let’s be hon- connecting the sidewalk to the will connect Soundside Drive think that means nothing, but gun and was killed. His body was recovered and interred near Pensacola Beach est.” To make such an asser- pedestrian crosswalk at High- to Tiger Point, allowing pedes- I think it may very well save Chamber of Commerce tion simply ignores the facts way 98. trians and bicyclists to travel lives in the years to come. his birthplace in his family’s plot about what has happened in l The South Santa Rosa Bi- from the city of Gulf Breeze Sidewalks and bike paths in Saint Peters Cemetery, West Greater Pensacola New Brighton, Staten Island, Chamber of Commerce south Santa Rosa over the past cycle-Pedestrian Plan has been through Naval Live Oaks, then are discussed at nearly ev- six years. ongoing since last year, with through Villa Venyce and other ery BOCC meeting. I would New York. Navarre Tourist l Work has continued on suggest coming to a meeting, On Dec. 27, 1968, Secretary Development Council goals to provide a mapped bi- neighborhoods all the way to the East Bay Boulevard multi- cycle loop/route in the south the eastern end of Soundside reading the agenda and getting of the Navy notiied the Ca- Santa Rosa County purpose path, and construction end, analyze what we have in Drive, without ever having to informed. podanno family that Lieutenant Chamber of Commerce on the final segment linking place now and determine pri- walk or ride on Highway 98. I agree there is much more Capodanno would posthumously the multipurpose path along orities for improvement. Visit You also write “Highway to be done, and none of the ac- be awarded the Medal of Honor the entire road is underway. http://www.ssrbpp.org/ to see 98 is getting wider shoulders complishments to date are a in recognition of his selless LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze sacriice. The oficial ceremony News welcomes your opinion. We l Following a rash of pedes- what is being done and provide to accommodate cyclists. But silver bullet that will change was held January 7, 1969. reserve the right to edit a letter to fit trian and bicyclist accidents, input. all that effort is being put in for things overnight. However, space available. We do not accept the county and state asked l County planning, public nothing.” Nothing? Really? we have taken many positive FOOTNOTE: Pray that the letters containing a personal attack FDOT to study the 98 corridor works, and engineering staff When I took office in 2008, in- steps toward making south chaplain will be used as God’s on any individual. Letters must be for possible safety improve- recently completed, and the creasing bicycle and pedestrian Santa Rosa a safer community instrument in communicating limited to one per month from an ments. This study resulted in BOCC approved, a Recreation- safety was a constant refrain for pedestrians and bicyclists. the Gospel in such a manner that individual writer. If we receive form the installation of a pedestrian al Trails Program grant appli- from the people I represent. Such a negative article that ig- many service members and their letters, we will print only the first actuated crosswalk and new cation for the construction of To that end, when the High- nores the facts is, in my opin- families will come to have faith one we receive. Include your name, in Jesus Christ. Already many address and daytime phone number. signal at the intersection of the Godwin Connector Multi- way 98 resurfacing project ion, a disservice to the efforts Greenbriar and 98, as well as Use Trail that would connect was in the engineering stage, of many citizens who have troops have responded to the the installation of almost 1,000 Soundside Drive to Madura I reached out to FDOT to see advocated and worked to im- claims of Christ CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Pray also that the chaplain News is committed to accuracy and LED streetlights along the en- Road in Tiger Point with a 12 what could be done to make it prove safety over the years. would be appropriately coura- wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. geous in the presentation of the Please email us at news@gulf- Gospel during their counseling, breezenews.com with the subject Easy solution to beach traffic woes worship services, and disciple- line CORRECTION or CLARIF- ship and Bible study classes. ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 I have been following the one in Gulf Breeze. Yes, they Pray that they would be a posi- during office hours and ask for trafic issues on Pensacola would be very basic but we tive inluence and godly news or sports departments. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Beach for the last 10 years and need function not luff. Surely God Bless America! ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for quality or ind that people miss some of the state could come up with through the intersection coming into the tourist who stops when NOAH H. BELEW discoloration in ads provided by the the simpler solutions. From my matching funds in the spirit of advertiser or its agents. perspective I feel that most of from Ft. Pickens while several they could easily keep moving safety. Pedestrians would have USMC – RET the trafic issues (with a few hundred sit between the stop- and turn to be reminded by signage and Gulf Breeze News is published exceptions like Blue Angel light and the toll booth. Surely Last, and this should be maybe some fencing to only al- weekly on Thursdays for $39 per Friday) occur on Saturday and a trafic policeman could speed done only after the other two low crossing by the overpass. year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 the trafic during those times at ideas are tested, two pedestrian Let’s try the irst two ideas God’s word Periodical postage paid at Gulf p.m. during the summer months; the cost of only a few hundred bridges need to be constructed for several weekends during Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. 14 or so weeks per year. Let’s dollars a day. and eliminate the stoplight the year and start pursuing the “O God, whom I praise, do not Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. try a very inexpensive solution Next, I would place a sign crossings and two of the- lashother. We need smooth trafic POSTMASTER: Please send remain silent, for wicked and to solve the trafic problem on the road or beside the road ing light crossings. I have low and these ideas should address changes to Gulf Breeze on the turning to Ft. Pickens looked into companies that deceitful men have opened their News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL by having a trafic policeman greatly improve the deteriorat- saying “keep moving 2 lanes build this sort of bridge and mouths against me; they have 32562. manning the trafic light during ing situation. All content is copyrighted 2015. those hours. I cannot tell you ahead”. That would help the think they could be constructed spoken against me with lying Advertising rates are available upon the number of times that I have congestion and even make it for less than $500,000 each. MIKE MORAN tongues.” request. watched 5 or fewer cars pass safer as locals would not run These would be similar to the Gulf Breeze —Psalm 109:1-2

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After School Program Manager at the Gulf Breeze Community Center.

The City of Gulf Breeze Parks & Recreation De- partment is seeking quali ed candidates for the po- sition of After School Program Manager at the Gulf Breeze Community Center. Serving middle school aged youth, this is a 25 hour per week position, the term of which coincides with the local school cal- endar. A bachelor’s degree in Recreation, Leisure Services or a related  eld is required and one year cumulative experience providing services to the target population. A complete job description and application are available at www.cityofgulfbreeze. com or by contacting the City Clerk, Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, 850-934-5135.

Applications must be received by the City Clerk no later than 4:00 pm, Friday, June 26, 2015.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking to enroll 100 men

Bob Newell has been a coach, him is spelling, and he single-parent households. Some To learn more about becom- 1149 Creighton Road, Suite 1 husband, father, son, a brother improved his grades live with grandparents, other ing a Big Brother (or Big Sister), (Pensacola), 923 Denton -Boule and a boss. When he attended a while enrolled in the family members, or foster fami- visit www.DoALotForALittle. vard NW (Ft Walton Beach) or Gulf Breeze Rotary Club meet- Big Brothers Big Sis- lies. Each child’s circumstance is org, call the ofice at (850)1137 433- Harrison Avenue (Panama ing where he heard a presen- ters program. different, but there is one thing KIDS (5437) or just stopCity). in at tation about Big Brothers Big Although Zack- they all share in common: The Sisters, he thought it was a great enjoys his time with need for a positive adult role opportunity to spend more time Bob, he really looks model. with his 18-year-old son if they forward to spending With a grant from IMPACT Take Dad out to Dinner! became mentors together. time with Hank, who 100 Pensacola Bay Area, Big After undergoing an exten- recently graduated Brothers Big Sisters plans to Father’s Day Weekend at Labrisa sive background check, Bob and from Gulf Breeze match at least 100 boys with a Friday, June 19th & Saturday, June 20th Hank were approved and the pro- High School and is Big Brother this summer. The cess began to locate their little attending University “100 Men in 100 Days” initia- starting at 5:30 p.m. brother. Their match turned out of West Florida in the tive is part of Big Brothers Big to be Zack Grifin of Navarre, an fall. Sisters’ overall strategy of keep- 11-year-old rising sixth grader. While Bob and ing children in school and away Menu Since being paired in the Hank have enjoyed from drugs and crime. spring, Hank and Bob have taken introducing Zack to “Studies have shown that the 12 oz. Strip Steak Zack on many outings including some of the local at- lack of a male igure in a boy’s Butter Poached Lobster Tail trips to the Naval Aviation Mu- tractions, Zack is also life increases the likelihood he Whipped Potatoes seum, the Zoo, Fast Eddies Fun enriching Bob’s and will perform poorly in school Grilled Asparagus Center to race go-karts, a Blue Hank’s lives. or get involved in crime,” Shell KIDS EAT $3 5 per person Wahoos game and out for pizza. Zack lives with his Hank and Bob Newell with their Little said. “It costs just $1,000 a year FREE! Bob says he’s enjoyed the out- great-grandparents Brother, Zack. to support a Big Brother/Little w/adult dinner ings as much or more than Zach, who instilled in him Brother match through our agen- purchase! and the two have had many good manners. He al- The need for male mentors cy. On the contrary, it costs our conversations. “He’s asked me ways thanks his Big Brothers for is urgent, says Big Brothers Big community $30,000 to $60,000 more about my job than my own taking him out and offers to put Sisters of Northwest Florida a year when a youth is sent to a children ever did,” Bob said, away his plates after eating din- CEO Paula Shell: “Hundreds of moderate-to-high level juvenile and Zack seems genuinely inter- ner and going for a swim. boys are enrolled in our program facility. For every 100 youth we ested. By July 26 Big Brothers Big every year. Many end up waiting keep out of the criminal justice Zack is a good student who Sisters of Northwest Florida is a year or longer to be paired with system, Escambia and Santa plans to pursue his dream of hoping to recruit 100 male men- a Big Brother.” Rosa county taxpayers save becoming a veterinarian one tors to volunteer in the lives of Most of the children served by a minimum of $3 million per day. The only subject that vexes 100 local boys. Big Brothers Big Sisters live in year.”

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It was a good week for the Gulf Breeze Sports Association last week, as their 8-under, 9- under and 14-under All Stars won their respective age groups at the 2015 Gulf Coast Youth Baseball Postseason All Star Tournament at Myrtle Grove in Pensacola. The 9-under All Stars won their age group on Friday, beating the host team Myrtle Grove 9-4 in the championship game, while the 8- under and 14-under teams won their age groups on Saturday. The Gulf Breeze 8-under team trailed 4-3 in the third, 6-4 in the fourth and 9-5 in the ifth before rallying in the bottom Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News of the sixth to win 10-9, while the 14-under All Stars got a U-9 champions Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News no-hitter from Connor Wood to Gulf Breeze beat Myrtle Grove 9-4 Friday to win the 9-under division at the 2015 Gulf Coast Youth beat Myrtle Grove 11-0 in the Baseball Postseason Tournament. They are (front, from left): Chase Herring, Cohen Kember, Bryson Chuggin’ championship game. Rouillier, Pete Snider, Elliot Dannruether, Caden Taylor and Coach Paul Snider. Standing (from left): Coach Rocky Cross, Gavin Howard, Jake Clifton, Coach Dan Clifton, Carter McIlwain, Alex Cross and Ky Cook heads to third on his way from scoring from first base for See GBSA, Page 4B » Ryan Tracy. the Gulf Breeze 8s in a win over Perdido Friday.

Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News U-8 champions U-8 runners up Gulf Breeze rallied to beat Tiger Point 10-9 to win the 8-under division at the 2015 Gulf Coast Youth Tiger Point finished second in the 8-under division at the 2015 Gulf Coast Youth Baseball Postseason Baseball Postseason Tournament. They are (front, from left): Finnley Allen, Jude Mason, Parker Tournament. They are (front, from left): Fisher Kariher, Nick Matthews, J.P. Rivers, Brayden Hodges, Harrelson, Tristan Keigley, Roman Jackson, Parker Crain and Cohen Reeder. Back (from left): Coach Ryan Morris and Jake Matthews. Second row (from left): Aiden Smith, Cole Myers, Noah Flint, Parker Dave Rowe, Coach Greg Cook, Carter Hoeft, Hutson Rowe, Coach Josh Mason and Coach David Keigley. Granse, Cole Cartee and Jack Treesh. Back row (from left): Coaches Alex Smith, Steve Flint, Pat Rivers Not shown: Jake Hooten. and Jim Myers. The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!

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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Track award winners Abby Jacobs (left) and Jessie Droogsma won the Most Valuable Track and Most Valuable Field athletes at the recent GBHS Track Awards Banquet.

Photos courtesy of William Rutherford Photography Outstanding Bandsmen JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL Jack Baltz (above, left) was the Outstanding Sophomore Bandsmen and Madison Demotts (right) PUBLIC NOTICE the Outstanding Junior Bandsmen at the recent GBHS SoundWave Awards Banquet. Former Band Director Neal McLeod is presenting the awards. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency Man- agement have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) consideration to provide funding in the form of Flood Mitigation Assistance Program. Funds will be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended.

Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed actions in or affecting fl oodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide the op- portunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential impacts to minority or low-income populations.

Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, fl oodplain standards, permit requirements and conditions.

Applicant: Santa Rosa County, Florida

Project Title: FMA-FL-2013-006 SRL Elevation Project

Location of Proposed Work: The area affected by this project is the home located at 3135 Harrison St. Milton, FL 32583. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Wrestling award winners Proposed Work and Purpose: From left: Danny Bevil, Kaylee Stevens and Joe Rich all won awards at the recent Gulf Breeze High This project involves the elevation of a single family home that fl oods repeatedly and is Wrestling Awards Banquet. on FEMA’s Severe Repetitive Loss Listing (SRL). This home will be at least 3 feet above the base fl ood elevation after elevation. The work will involve tunneling under the existing foundation and installing supports to hydraulically raise the home. A new foundation will be constructed to support the elevated structure.

Project Alternatives: The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no ac- tion alternative and 2) relocation of the structure and 3) acquisition/demolition. These alternatives to the proposed project are not viable because under Alternative 1) repetitive fl ooding is not alleviated and the needs of the community would not be served; Alternative 2) relocation of the structure would be cost prohibitive and is not cost effective, and 3) Acquisition/demolition would be considerable more expensive and would not be cost-ef- fective.

Comment Period: Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., Tallahas- see, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice. The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information about the proposed action, or request a copy of the fi ndings by contacting:

Sheila Fitzgerald, Special Projects/Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Santa Rosa County, Florida sheilaf@santarosa.fl .gov

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He was previously 9 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 4 drafted by Tampa Bay Rays in 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM : Pensacola couldn't the 25th Round of the 2006 Draft, but did not sign. 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM (June 8) 12 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 PM hold on to a 3-0 lead as the Suns Howell spent time between the Reds' Dominican League 13 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM erupted for six runs in the sixth. team, Rookie League team in Billings, Low-A Dayton and 15 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM Suns 2, Blue Wahoos 1 (June Advanced A Bakersfield from 2008-13 before getting 16 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM moved up to Pensacola this season. 17 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM 9): Robert Stephenson struck 18 @ Birmingham, 6:30 PM out eight in seven innings, but 19 @ Birmingham, 3:00 PM 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM the Wahoos went 1-for-9 with 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM runners in scoring position. 2015 SOUTHERN 22 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM Blue Wahoos 7, Suns 6 23 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM 24 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM (June 10): Ray Chang's double LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM in the bottom of the ninth BATTING (AS OF JUNE 13) 26 vs. Biloxi, 4:00 PM scored Marquez Smith as the 28 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 29 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Wahoos snapped a ive-game Biloxi 1981 253 531 27 238 207 349 68 .340 .372 .268 30 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM losing streak. Montgomery 2103 288 553 39 270 204 520 57 .335 .402 .263 31 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Montgomery Biscuits 6, Chattanooga 2017 324 530 56 302 215 480 67 .338 .432 .263 Blue Wahoos 1 (Thursday): Birmingham 2068 230 534 24 214 183 489 56 .326 .358 .258 AUGUST Mississippi 1963 225 500 12 205 208 403 42 .330 .322 .255 1 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM The Biscuits scored four in Tennessee 2036 283 513 37 258 256 434 30 .337 .366 .252 2 @ Jacksonville, 5:05 PM the ifth to open the ive-game Mobile 2086 243 524 31 226 178 441 32 .315 .363 .251 3 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM series in Montgomery. Jacksonville 2079 221 512 29 199 201 458 20 .314 .349 .246 4 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Biscuits 4-3, Blue Wahoos Jackson 2041 248 501 27 220 233 466 48 .329 .356 .245 5 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Pensacola 1912 200 462 20 185 215 421 40 322 .338 .242 6 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 3-2 (Saturday): After a rainout PITCHING (AS OF JUNE 13) 7 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Friday, Montgomery's Thomas 8 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 9 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 PM Coyle hit a walk-off homer to Jesse Winker slams his bat down in disgust after a recent pop up. Tennessee 34-29 3.24 5 17 477 233 198 35 218 481 10 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM win game one of a Saturday Biloxi 38-24 3.25 6 18 456 208 192 27 196 486 11 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM doubleheader. With Coyle at Lively update: Former Now 4-5 on the season with a Mississippi 32-29 3.49 5 22 521 243 207 18 214 394 12 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM the plate in the bottom of the Mobile 30-32 3.65 4 16 533 254 224 31 204 432 13 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM Wahoo pitcher (and 2010 GBHS 3.95 earned run average, Lively Montgomery 32-30 3.68 5 11 521 250 223 33 236 492 14 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM eighth, a wild pitch by Kyle grad) Ben Lively struck out six has gotten a total of two runs of Birmingham 30-32 3.72 5 14 532 259 228 37 196 433 15 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM McMyne allowed Patrick in 6 2/3 for the Reading Fighting support in his last four starts. Jacksonville 28-35 3.73 6 23 515 253 231 36 203 452 16 @ Biloxi, 5:10 PM Pensacola 23-38 3.77 4 15 498 246 216 24 224 417 18 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 PM Leonard to score to win the Phils (Double-A Phillies) in a Lively has walked 16 and Chattanooga 37-24 3.96 8 18 517 256 232 26 180 454 19 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 PM nightcap. loss to Akron Sunday. struck out 46 in 58 2/3 innings. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4B June 18, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBSA 8s, 9s win Gulf Coast Youth Baseball All Star Tournament » From Page 1B GBSA 9, Myrtle Grove 4: GBSA 15, Tiger Point 1: Hoeft Kember homered and scored hit two inside-the-park home runs Community 9-under twice as Gulf Breeze beat the as Gulf Breeze scored 11 in the GBSA 13, Navarre 5: Gulf hosts to win the championship bottom of the third on June 10. Market Breeze scored seven in the irstFriday. Cook, Keigley, Hooten and Gulf Breeze Open Market on its way to a win over Navarre Caden Taylor tripled and Jackson all had two hits and two will have its debut this Sat- June 9. scored once, while Clifton and runs scored, while Mason and urday night, June 21. We are Ryan Tracy and Chase Hering Tracy doubled and scored once. Reeder both went 2-for-2 and hoping to create a commu- both had two hits and two runs Cross singled and scored once. scored once. nity interaction of individu- scored, with Tracy hitting a triple Snider scored twice, Crain and Parker Harrelson als that make, bake, sew or and Hering a double. while Howard scored once. both had a hit and a run scored, grow cottage industry prod- Pete Snider singled twice and Rouiller added a double in the while Rowe and Finn Allen both ucts and consumers. The scored twice, while Jake Clifton championship win. hit singles. city will be hosting a movie singled twice and Carter McIlwain GBSA 12, Perdido 1: Gulf at the Rec Center on Shore- singled and scored twice. 8-under Breeze jumped out to a 7-0 lead line Drive and the “Market” Kohen Kember scored twice GBSA 15, Myrtle Grove 1: Friday on their way to a berth in will coincide with the mov- in the win, while Alex Cross Gulf Breeze jumped out to a 5-0, the championship game. ie. The time will be from tripled and scored once. Elliott irst-inning lead and added seven Rowe hit an inside-the-park 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. There are Dannruether singled and scored more in the fourth on June 9. home run, while Mason went Jason Thompson| Gulf a total of 20 tables available once, while Gavin Howard added Tristian Keigley and Jake 3-for-3 with two doubles and Breeze News and are allotted on a irst a base hit. Hooten both went 3-for-3 and scored twice, while Keigley reserved basis. Call Stepha- GBSA 10, Myrtle Grove 6: scored twice, while Carter Hoeft went 3-for-3 with one double Incoming... nie at 934-5115 or myself at Gulf Breeze scored ive in the went 3-for-3 and scored twice in and scored three times. Sammy Tucker tries to 934-1919 to reserve a booth. bottom of the irst on their way to Gulf Breeze’s win over Myrtle Reeder hit three hits and scored avoid getting hit by a Do you have a craft, hobby, a win over Myrtle Grove June 10. Grove June 9. once, while Cook and Hoeft had pitch last week for the art, product or produce that Clifton tripled and scored Ky Cook and Hutson Rowe two hits and two runs scored, with Gulf Breeze 10-under All Stars. you make and sell? This twice, while Howard singled and both went 2-for-3 and scored one of Hoeft’s hits being a triple. market will be a great outlet scored twice. Snider scored two twice, while Cohen Reeder went Jackson had two singles and a to neighbors and the local runs, while Kember and Cross 2-for-3 and scored once. Roman run scored, while Harrelson and population. The city wants both singled and scored once. Jackson singled and scored once, Crain had one hit each. to create an open market am- Bryson Rouillier hit a double, while Jude Mason and Parker GBSA 10, Tiger Point 9: biance with a festive feel. while Tracy scored once. Crain both had hits in the win. Reeder singled down the left ield We do not want to start a line to score the game- winning lea market or a perpetual run as Gulf Breeze scored four garage sale. We do want to in the bottom of the sixth to beat create a relation between Tiger Point Saturday. local producers and con- Keigley had three hits and scored Will Dannruether had three GBSA 13, Navarre 4: Gulf sumers. We are not looking twice, while Mason and Harrelson hits and scored twice, while Breeze broke open a close for resale of manufactured both had three hits and scored once. Rhyland Richards went 3-for-4 game with a six-run third, while items. We are looking to Mason hit a double and two singles. with a double and scored once. Renfroe hit a three-run homer in encourage those that sew, Hoeft and Reeder both had two hits, Ezekial Rycroft went 2-for-4 the ifth to avenge an earlier loss make jewelry, wood crafts, including a double, while Allen and scored twice, while Geiger to Navarre Thursday. paintings, photography and went 2-for-3 and scored once. and Mason Simpson also had Deweese went 3-for-3 with a the myriad of other unique Jackson doubled and scored two hits. Noah Simpson hit a double and scored three times, and handmade items. There once, while Cook, Rowe and Crain double, while Neumann singled while Renfroe had two hits will be produce and at least all singled and scored once. and Ring scored once. and three runs scored. Shelby two growers will be there. singled, doubled and scored Yes, I will be one of them as 7-under 10-under three times, while Davis singled, well as growers from Pace Perdido 18, GBSA 7: Perdido Navarre 7, GBSA 5: Navarre doubled and scored once. and Navarre. I will be con- scored seven in the irst and six jumped out to a 5-0, irst-inning Henderson had two hits, while tacting other produce grow- in the second to pull away from lead and held off a late charge from Johnson singled and scored once. ers as well. Gulf Breeze June 10. Gulf Breeze to advance June 9. Lucas Carter doubled, while The popularity of commu- Noah Simpson went 3-for-3, Hayden Henderson and Brett David Bates and Sammy Tucker nity markets has increased while Cameron Hoeft and Will Shelby both scored twice, while scored once. tremendously. With the Neumann both went 2-for-3 Devon Johnson doubled and scored Perdido 8, GBSA 7: The city’s participation and sup- and scored once. Ethan Geiger once. Quinton Renfroe and Landen Dolphins got within one in the top port I envision that a “mar- singled and scored twice, while Davis singled and scored once, while of the sixth, but left the tying run on ket” will be a fun venue for Marlin Ring and Ryan Jagger Turner McLaughlin hit a double. base in an elimination game Friday. community interaction. We both scored once. GBSA 7, Myrtle Grove 5: Hall went 2-for-3 and scored have such wonderful talent Myrtle Grove 9, GBSA 8: GBSA took a 6-0 lead in the irst twice, while Carter and Davis in our area for art and ex- The Dolphins left the tying run inning and held on to win an singled, doubled and scored once. pression in many mediums. on third base when the game elimination game June 10. Chapman singled and scored I hope to provide classes ended as they were eliminated Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Bruce Hall went 2-for-3 once, while Henderson and in the future for market gar- by the hosts Thursday. and scored once, while Kaden Renfroe both had hits and Shelby dening. Growing a backyard Party time Hoeft went 4-for-4 with a Chapman tripled and scored and Deweese scored once. garden for personal use has double, a triple and two runs Aidan Smith is swarmed by teammates after making a game- once. David singled and scored Editorial Note: Read about the been my primary purpose in ending catch that sent Tiger Point into the championship against scored, while Vaughn Howard twice, while Henderson singled GBSA 14s in the June 25 issue of my columns and educational Gulf Breeze. went 4-for-4 and scored twice. and scored once. the Gulf Breeze News. endeavors. There is a de- mand and a market for those who gain gardening proi- GB 12s wins All Star Softball Tournament ciency to the point of having extra beyond what they eat, BY JASON THOMPSON preserve and give away. The Gulf Breeze News best food is organic, fresh, [email protected] locally grown. The nutrition value may be higher but the The Gulf Breeze 12-under All Stars taste difference is dramatic. won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Less shipping time and de- Alliance’s Postseason All Star Tournament, creased fuel cost is a plus. beating Navarre 11-3 June 7 in Foley. The cohesive interaction of 12-under a community working to- GBSA 10, Elberta 0: Caroline Pollitt and gether is priceless. There is Ella Raynes combined on a no- hitter, striking a demand for small scale lo- out seven, as Gulf Breeze blanked Elberta. cal growers. Pollitt went 2-for-2 with a double and There has been a 17% in- scored twice, while Madison Snider went crease in local food produc- 2-for-2 with a double and scored once. tion in the last 5 years. This Kellie Nerger tripled and scored twice, may not sound like much but while Briahna Ballay and Emily Crowder across the country it trans- both singled and scored twice. Raynes lates into millions of pounds singled and scored once. of food. Urban and micro GBSA 4, Navarre 1: Crowder went 2- farms are increasing daily. for-2 with a double, while Ballay singled Submitted Photo The cottage industry con- and scored twice in Gulf Breeze’s win 12-under champs cept includes a wide range over Navarre. of products in addition to The 12-under GBSA All Stars won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance's All Star Tournament June 7 in Foley. They Courtney King and Sophi Doerr both food. The baker, the candle singled and scored once, while Pollitt are (front, from left): Macayla Brady, Briahna Ballay, Courtney King, Sophi Doerr, Cali Hargrove and Payton Wilson. Back row (from left): Assistant Coach Scott Raynes, Assistant Coach Elizabeth Ann Pollitt, Kellie Nerger, Ella Raynes, Caroline Pollitt, stick maker, eggs, honey and singled and struck out six. Emily Crowder, Madison Snyder, Zoe Burkholder and Head Coach Mike Green. produce and other products GBSA 11, Navarre 3: Crowder went 3- locally sourced has becomes for-3 and scored three times as Gulf Breeze, 10-under Gabby Branning and Jasmine Beaty Ella Lacquement went 3-for-3 for Ti- GBSA 13, City of Pensacola 7: Ol- both singled and scored once. ger Point, while Grace Brantley went 2- a lifestyle choice. We will not who pulled away after the irst inning, return to the days of Daniel which ended with Gulf Breeze up 3-2. ivia Ammon hit an inside-the-park home GBSA 11, Tiger Point 7: Gulf Breeze for-2 and scored twice. Jessie Farrer and run, while Kaylee King went 3-for-3 and scored four in the irst and six in the third Savannah Smoker both went 2-for-2 and Boone but we can make a Pollitt singled, doubled and scored twice, difference in quality of life. while Ballay doubled and scored twice. scored twice in Gulf Breeze’s win over to beat Tiger Point. Kaylee King and scored once, while Cayden Thompson City of Pensacola. Lily Scott both went 3-for-3 and scored singled and doubled. Come out Saturday eve- Cali Hargrove singled and scored ning and watch the movie twice, while Sophi Doerr singled and Emma Daily, Anna Holman and Sidney twice, while Ammon, Holman, Beaty and Erika Earl and Cate Marcanio both and/or participate in the irst scored once. Macayla Brady doubled, Maniscalco all had two hits and two runs Maniscalco all had two hits. Branning singled and scored once, while Adrianna scored, while Camryn Brooks went 2-for- and Daily both singled and scored once, Quinlan doubled and Sailor Reynolds and hopefully many more King singled and Raynes scored a run in community markets. the win. 3 and scored once. while Sophie Mislevy scored once. singled.

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Ariola Drive residents protest proposal to add parking to overcrowded area

or church and hoof it? Or what if Beachgoers' vehicles routinely clog you have a utility or repair truck come to work on your house? I Governor Scott gives road and prevent access by see plumber trucks, and electri- cians, and utilities all the time. Where do they park?” SRIA board members emergency vehicles Board member Thomas Cam- panella suggested some changes a $150/mo. pay hike Development Paolo Ghio told issue on that that might help. “All of the south BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News the board he was withdraw- road and in side of Ariola used to be stabi- Santa Rosa Island Author- [email protected] ing the recommendations after that whole lized and used for parking – with BY PAM BRANNON ity board members will get meeting with leaseholders a few area with no ONLY parking on the south side Gulf Breeze News a pay raise, thanks to Gov- There was literally standing days before, and would “table” stabilized allowed. After Hurricanes Erin [email protected] ernor Rick Scott. Last week room only at last week’s Santa the idea of cut-throughs and the shoulders and Opal, we started having some Scott took some oficial ac- Rosa Island Authority meeting parking lots. When one resident to the road, real problems with sand coming tion to change the way SRIA board gets paid, and the amount, on Pensacola Beach. But the asked what does “table” mean, and sand into the road and the shoulders also. Bohannon issue most people came to talk he was told the board and staff is taking over, not stable and safe. Then the new “In 1947, The SRIA board was formed and board members about was not the proposed slash not just “postponing” the subject and no park- homes being built put landscap- were paid $200 a month – which was a lot more money back of the SRIA budget, as many ex- for another meeting, but taking it ing area.” ing and some mailboxes into the then. Then about 30 years later they got a raise to $400 a month, pected, but rather the proposed off the table altogether. But Bohannon pointed to an- right of ways. That has all caused in an expense account. Last year, we tried to get the board a changed in Ariola street on Pen- Since Ariola is so close to other problem since hurricanes a continuing problem. Now we raise but it didn't get approved. So this year, instead of going up sacola Beach. The staff had pro- the Gulfside beach, the street over the past 15 to 20 years have people parking in the road. another $200 like they have done every 30 years in the past, we posed two cut-throughs to the already gets congestion from took out so many old cottages I have seen some of the young asked for an additional $150, bringing the salary now to $550 a street and a couple parking lots, beach visitors. and homes along the coast on people using the beach actually month. First we had to go to the Escambia County Commission, to help get cars off that street. But SRIA Chair Tammy Bohan- Pensacola Beach. “The cottages park in middle of the road, use then when it was approved had to go to the legislative branch. residents and leaseholders along non said she went to take a taken out by the storms have the beach for a few hours, then This time it got through.” that street came out in force to closer look the Sunday before been replaced by seven- or eight- come back and stand by their cars Since the Santa Rosa Island Authority was organized under object to changes that they said the meeting. “I went out Sunday bedroom homes, which means a and towel off, like they are in a special statute over 50 years ago, it takes an action by the leg- would bring even more conges- afternoon purposely to see what lot more cars needing parking for parking lot, and don’t respond islature and Governor to change the way the organization oper- tion and trafic to their street. Ariola looked like. There was a each home. That has become a on moving until you are right ates. Governor Scott took some action last Wednesday after- When the staff reports inally car parked in the middle of the serious issue,” she said. on top of them! I am amazed. I noon affecting Pensacola City, and at the same time also gave came to the subject of the rec- road, and there were no stabi- “We have to be able to get a know there is always going to be the SRIA board members a regular pay check. ommendations concerning cut lized shoulders to the road, right ire truck or ambulance down a problem – that is part of living The change takes effect immediately. throughs to Ariola and the new next to a $3 million home. Since that road. Right now we usually in paradise – But we are listen- parking lots, SRIA Director of the hurricanes, we have had an can’t do that,” Bohannon point- ing to you, and this latest idea ed out. of parking lots was an attempt days more than once each day, a big problem with parking. “We SRIA Board member Dave to help you. I think the county and word is getting out. There are zoned as low density, I dis- Pavlock said it is a problem not should come out and stabilize has been no parking on the north covered – and having 20-40 peo- only for people living there, but those shoulders again on those side of the road.” ple use or live in a house is not also those visiting people who beach roads, and make it safe to During public forum, one low density. So what can we do live there. “That road was de- park along the edge.” woman expressed concerns about about that?” signed 50 years ago, and cars Pensacola Beach Executive needing an emergency vehicle. Board members said the coun- were not as wide, and emergency Director Buck Lee said they have “Ariola is 17 feet wide – but 19 ty has to enforce that issue, and vehicles were made differently, taken some new steps in the last feet in front of my house since has not been enforcing it. and not as many people came to few weeks to try to correct some a neighbor removed some of the Board members agreed that the beach or lived here. I went of the problem. Lee said they re- sand along the side of the road. they would continue to solve the out to look at Ariola this week, alized emergency vehicles were I was told by emergency work- issues on Ariola by trying to get also, and they need stabilized having issues getting down the ers that an emergency vehicle the county to come out to stabilize shoulders for any kind of park- road. needs 12 feet to make it safely the shoulders and clear sand and ing. We could put signs up say- “In our last meeting with the down a road. I saw two construc- keep the road more maintained. ing 'no parking either side of the sheriff's department, Lt. Forte tion trucks parked tonight in Chair woman Bohannon said, road.'” (who is here tonight) asked us to front of a new home being built “I know now that I am paying ac- When the audience exploded place signs saying ‘No parking’ – and there was 10 feet of driv- tual property taxes to the county, in applause, Pavlock cautioned, along the north side of the road, ing room left in the street. There as well as lease fees, I myself Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News “But when you say no parking of so we did. He has started writing is no way an emergency vehicle feel I should be getting the same any kind on the road out there, tickets – but he needed the signs could make it past them." services that people on the main Vehicles parked along Ariola Drive impede traffic, and resi- what do you do when Grandma in place to be able to do that. He She also pointed out that many land and in Pensacola get – and dents want relief, not additional parking spots. Larger homes, built after hurricanes destroyed cottages, accommodate more or Aunt and Uncle come to visit started towing vehicles, also. I homes now are being rented out maintaining those roads is one,” people are bringing more vehicles to the area. – make them park at the school drove the road in the last four as “party houses,” which causes she said. HARBOURTOWN OFFICE FOR LEASE

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6B June 18, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Church Know a TEEN WHO SMOKES? Research studies are enrolling now. Qualify and you may receive: softball - Up to $500 for study participation -No-cost study-related counseling and coming support to quit smoking Call 877-875-4789 in July www.StudiesforTeenageSmokers.com Local churches wanting to get a Solution, Page 7B » team together for a church softball league can do so by emailing ­­[email protected].­ Cost is $100 per team and teams will­play­in­­July. Early registration as come and gone for all of the GBSA fall sports, but players can still A healthier you is the ­register­with­a­late­fee. first step to a healthy baby. Soccer and girls volleyball - A $10 late fee will accessed for both Baby steps to better health sports.­Soccer­(now­$85)­is­for­kids­ can deliver big results. Before, ages­ 4-13,­ while­ girls­ ­volleyball­ during and even after (now­$100)­is­for­ages­8-14. GBSA Fall Cheerleading - pregnancy, take a multi- Registration is still going on with vitamin containing folic acid a­$10­late­fee­(total­now­$75).­You ­ every day, get regular medical must register at the Gulf Breeze checkups and screenings, and Community­Center. maintain a healthy weight Football - GBSA Football with daily physical activity and ­Registration­ ($175)­ will­ run­ through­July­for­kids­ages­5-14. a balanced diet. The­ 2015­ annual­ membership­ fee­ (if­ it­ hasn’t­ been­ paid­ yet)­ is­ $25,­ with­ an­ additional­ $5­ for­ those­living­outside­the­city­limits. Tiger Point - Registration for fall sports at TPSA can be done online­at­tpsports.net­ Soccer Fall - Soccer for boys and girls ages 4 to 13 as of July 31, To get tips for a healthy pregnancy, visit www.text4baby.org. 2015.­ Registration­ fee­ is­ $70­ for­ Find parenting resources at www.ounce.org. U6­and­U8,­and­$80­for­U10,­U12,­ and­U14,­plus­the­$45­­annual­fam- Solution, Page 7B » ily­membership­fee­if­you­have­not­ Solution, Page 7B » already­paid­it­this­year. Baseball Fall - Baseball for ages­6­to­14.­Registration­is­$85­ for­8U,­$95­for­10U­and­12U,­and­ $105­for­14U;­plus­the­$45­annu- al family membership fee if you have­not­already­paid­it­this­year. Flag Football Fall­-­Co-ed­lag­ football­for­girls­and­boys­ages­5­ to­13­as­of­July­31,­2015.­Registra- tion­fee­is­$95,­plus­the­$45­annual­ family­membership­fee­if­you­have­ not­already­paid­it­this­year.­A­$20­ late fee applies to all registrations paid­after­­August­18. Billfish Tourney next weekend Pensacola Big Game Fishing Club is hosting their 44th Annual Pensacola­ International­ Billish­ Tournament scheduled for June 24­-­28­at­Palafox­Pier­Marina­in­ downtown Pensacola where anglers will­vie­for­large­cash­prizes.­ The­ mandatory­ Captain’s­ ­Meeting­ is­ set­ for­ Wednesday,­ June­ 24­ at­ 9­ p.m.­ at­ ­Sanders­ Beach Community Center ­located­ at­ 913­ South­ I­ Street.­ Late registration will begin at 6 THE HIDDEN POWER OF A PASS This posed a difficult problem for p.m.­and­last­through­9­p.m.­ South. Certainly he had to bid some- thing with his fine hand, but the ques- On­ Thursday,­ June­ 25­ boats­ tion of what to bid was not easy to may­ leave­ from­ any­ ­designated­ answer. He didn’t need much from pass­ at­ 4­ p.m.­ with­ video­ his partner to make a slam, but he was ­conirmation­of­the­time­and­date­ afraid to jump to six hearts or six dia- on­GPS.­The­irst­day­of­ishing­ monds for fear he might choose the is set for Friday, June 26 with wrong suit. scales­open­at­5­p.m.­and­closing­ So he overcalled with five hearts, at­8­p.m.­at­Palafox­Pier­Marina.­ hoping he’d get a chance to name dia- Saturday will be the sec- monds later. This turned out to be the case when West bid five spades, and ond­ day­ of­ ishing­ with­ scales­ South then properly overrode his part- ­opening­at­3­p.m.­All­boats­must­ ner’s double to bid six diamonds. be­in­line­outside­the­marina­at­8­ West passed, and North, seeking p.m.­to­weigh­in.­ the maximum score, corrected to six The Awards Brunch is hearts. When this rolled around to ­scheduled­for­Sunday,­June­28­at­ West, he chose to double instead of 10­ a.m.­ at­ New­World­ Landing­ pass. located­at­600­S.­Palafox­Street­ West led the ace of clubs and con- in­Pensacola. tinued with the queen. Declarer ruffed Cash awards include $10,000 and led a low heart. After West played One of the hardest words in bridge low, South, mindful of the double, for­ the­ 1st­ Place­ Blue­ Marlin,­ to say, it seems, is “pass.” There is no finessed the eight, correctly deciding sponsored­ by­ Vince­ Whibbs;­ way of knowing how many thousands that West had all five missing trumps. $5,000­ for­ the­Top­ Small­ Boat,­ of points are lost, hand after hand, as The rest was easy, and South made the sponsored­ by­ Yellowin­ Yachts;­ a result of the injudicious use of bids slam after drawing trumps. $3,000 for the Top Friday Boat, other than pass when the latter action It is possible that declarer would sponsored by Pensacola Rubber is called for. have finessed the eight anyway, but &­ Gasket;­ and­ $5,000­ for­ the­ Consider this deal, from a tourna- the double drew a diagram for South Top­Catch­and­Release. ment, where West failed to utter the that could hardly be misread. West If­you­are­looking­for­a­ishing­ magic word. The bidding began when should have been satisfied with the club for big game tournaments or East, taking advantage of the favor- six-heart contract and maintained a able vulnerability, opened with four stoic silence. would­like­to­participate­in­this­ spades. © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. event,­ call­ 850.453.4638­ or­ go­ online­to­www.pbgfc.com.

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Dugan owns his already had a lot of Gulf SKILLED TRADE 900 FINANCIAL making up the new “Market week. “The SRIA is charg- own business on Pensacola Breeze people say they will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL on the Beach.” Daniel Du- AVIATION Grads CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, ing us $30 per vendor who Beach offering natural pet come pout and support the FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION gan, organizer, said, “if we sets up, and I am charging treats. Pensacola Beach market. It’s work with JetBlue, PROBLEMS with don't get everything in place Boeing, Delta and IN RE: ESTATE OF SHIRLEY GOBER HANKS, the vendors $30 each. All So far the Market on the exciting – just a little crazy others- start here the IRS or State Deceased. by 4 p.m. this Thursday, we that money goes straight to Beach website and facebook right now.” with hands on train- Taxes? Wall & File Number: 57-2015-CP-69 will deinitely be there next the Island Authority. Right page lists vendors to be there The market will be set up ing for FAA certi- Associates can fication. Financial settle for a fraction NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thursday, and every Thurs- now we have 25-30 vendors beginning this week to in- near the new Visitor’s In- aid if qualified. Call of what you owe! The administration of THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY day after that, year round.” ready to go this Thursday.” clude fresh vegetables and formation Center in Casino the Estate of SHIRLEY (30) DAYS AFTER THE Aviation Institute of Results may vary. GOBER HANKS, deceased DATE OF SERVICE OF A Dugan almost had his Dugan proposed having fruits, local honeys, Island beach parking lot on every Maintenance 866- Not a solicitation (the “Decedent”), whose COPY OF THIS NOTICE original idea “hijacked” by the Market on the Beach soaps, organic herbs, natural Thursday this summer be- 314-5838 for legal services. date of death was Decem- ON THEM. 877.330.3429 ber 29, 2014, is pending in All other creditors of the actions of the Santa Rosa open every Thursday after- doggie treats, Island made tween 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. ------the Circuit Court for Santa the Decedent and other ------Rosa County, Florida, Pro- persons having claims or island Authority Attorney noon. boiled peanuts and peanut bate Division, the address demands against the Dece- Michael Stebbins. of which is Santa Rosa dent’s estate must fi le their Bohannon said to the idea brittle, pressed juices, BBQ County Clerk of Court, claims with this court WITH- Stebbins told the SRIA of putting it out for bids, sauces, Georgia peaches, Attn: Probate Division, P.O. IN THREE (3) MONTHS Box 471, Milton, Florida AFTER THE DATE OF THE board last week that they “This gentleman brought farm fresh eggs, homemade 32572, under File Number FIRST PUBLICATION OF should probably open the 57-2015-CP-69. The names THIS NOTICE. the idea to us, and has done breads (including gluten and addresses of the Co- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO idea up to bidders who a lot of work already, so I free), coffee, pastries, Gour- Personal Representatives FILED WITHIN THE TIME and the Co-Personal Rep- PERIODS SET FORTH would be willing to take on don't think ti is right to handmet olive oils, World Ranked resentatives’ attorneys are IN SECTION 733.702 OF a project like this. But in the set forth below. THE FLORIDA PROBATE the idea off to someone else mustards, Scovi award win- All creditors of the De- CODE WILL BE FOREVER end, the board voted to have to walk in and take the idea ning hot sauces, fudge, and cedent and other persons BARRED. having claims or demands NOTWITHSTANDING their attorney oversee put- over. I have not met the hummus – to name just some against the Decedent’s THE TIME PERIODS SET ting together a contract with estate on whom a copy of FORTH ABOVE, ANY gentleman, but I plan to next of the offerings. this notice is required to CLAIM FILED TWO (2) be served must fi le their YEARS OR MORE AFTER claims with this Court ON THE DECEDENT’S DATE OR BEFORE THE LATER OF DEATH IS BARRED. OF THREE (3) MONTHS The date of the fi rst publi- AFTER THE TIME OF THE cation of this Notice is June FIRST PUBLICATION OF 18, 2015.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8B June 18, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Gulf Breeze High fourth nine week Honor Roll revealed Mr. Jason W. Weeks, principal of Alexandra Slobodian, Aubree Brooklyn Beck, Connor Bednarz, Bailey Olivia Johnson, Jacelyn Juniper, Lucas Reilly Thompson, Maria Tiede- Gulf Breeze High School, is pleased to Stillman, Madison Thompson, Natalie Blair, Emmalyne Bolton, Ryan Bourgeois, Keigley, Anthony Krossman, Brianne mann, Ethan Toole, Kinnlie Townsley, announce the Honor Roll for the fourth Tobin, Kenneth Vincent, Diane Wade, Noah Bowman, Jordan Brayton, Magen Landry, Chasadie Langley, Sarah Langlois, Jacob Tutt, Addison Van Pelt, Nathan- 9-weeks grading period of the 2014-15 Taylor Warnke, Kristen Watts, Skylar Brubaker, Kaylor Buxton, Sara Campbell, Emily Larsen, Jeremy Lawrence, Jennifer iel Veroneau, Rebecca Vincent, Sarah school year. Wilson, Allie Young, Hope Zalar, Kaitlin Carver, Aaron Cesar, Trenton Lennon, Nicole Liephardt, Nicholas Vines, Madison Wade, Troy Walker, To be included on the “A” Honor Roll Olivia Zokan Compton, Alison Courtney, Lloyd, Nicholas Ludergnani, Celeste Weiss, Ian White, Ava a student must have received a 9-weeks Caroline Craighead, Dalton Cramer, Claudia Manderson, Bethany Whyte, Helene Williamson, Austin grade of 90 or higher in each subject. Sophomores: Jared Crane, Samuel Dantin, Berna McKinney, Matthew Mooney, Taylor Wines, Summer Winters, Alyna Included on the “A” Honor Roll for the Colin Adams, Caleigh Anthony, De Jesus-Estrella, Morgan Denny, Moore, Taylor Moreau, Quinn Morrison, Woodall, Hailie Wright, Saige Wright, 4th 9-weeks are the following students: Nikolas Bindi, Jacob Burnham, Benton Holly Diermyer, Casie Dodd, Blake Malachy Mroch, Michael Neese, Allison Donavan York Byrd, Shawn Cavasos, Peyton Corey, Doerr, Madeline Domning, Ada-Ezeh Neyman, Wade Niles, Connor Nitterauer, Seniors: Tristan Covell, Michaele Dunne, Mary Ejikemeuwa, Amara Ejikemeuwa, Patrick O`Hargan, Anne Ostrander, Freshmen: Camille Adkison, Meagan Allen, Elliott, Ella Finley, Justin Fruitticher, Hannah Elkins, John Eubank, Christian Brett Pardonner, Marina Pattison, Daniel Abshire, John Adams, Claren Anderson, Joshua Argentine, Diedrich Gerken, Fields, Jacob Fisher, Rhiannan Foster, Nathan Paulchek, Olivia Printiss, Thomas Allen, Blair Amberson, Jayme Arnold, Matthew Babikow, Margaret Gilbreath, Macey Hicks, Blake Fournie, Nicole Fuller, Sierra Bradley Proctor, Erika Renfroe, Grayson Robert Armstrong, R. Assmann, Chloe Morgan Baker, Moriah Beach, Leah Megan Hoffman, Magen Huntley, Brin Gardner, Bryce Geraghty, Kyle Goldsmith, Rine, Nathen Roberts, Rebekah Rowe, Baer, Erin Bailey, Sadie Baltz, April Bergschneider, Dominic Bertelli, Jagielski, Gabriel Jones, Ekaterina Cody Goldsworthy, William Green, Abigail Ian Ryan, Brett Schonewolf, Virginia Barnhill, Lucy Barrow, Katherine Bayla Bessemer, Alexander Bew, Khvatkova, Marco Krasnosky, Olivia Gubernat, Eva Gutierrez-Cruz, Selkey, Kendall Shefler, Alexis Sireci, Batte, Hannah Batten, Taylor Batten, Kayla Blake, Nolan Blanchard, Kudrna, John Learned, Jessica Lerille, Jacqueline Haller, Kylee Harris, Brennan Sise, Gage Smith, Madisyn Faith Beck, Natalie Beckham, Ashleigh Blue, Meaghan Boggs, Jacob Jeffrey Lucas, Keegan Luchsinger, Susan Harris, Keri Hawkins, Jasmyn Smith, Trey Smith, Kassidy Stahl, Rachel Benton, Alanna Bodenhausen, Box, Elizabeth Branco, Emily Branco, Chelsea Lukenbill, Allison Martin, Hearn, Youssef Helmi, Kamila Henne, Peter Staviski, Gavin Strach, Christian Ashton Bosso, Madison Boughnou, Cole Brown, Wesley Caldwell, Tristan Julia Massey, Connor McGaughey, Collin Hightower, Caleb Homa, Peyton Sullivan, Katelynn Sullivan, Haley Jacob Brandon, Alexandra Branton, Cantrelle, David Carbaugh, Marianna Michael Morgan-White, Elijah Mroch, Hoover, Jacob Jackson, Bryce Jefferson, Tate, Marley Taylor, Isabella Trejo, Lauren Brodie, Sidney Bulla, Chase Carisse, Andrew Carney, Gavin Nelson, Madison Patrick, Parker Johnson, Rhiannon Johnson, Gionni Vecchio, Allison Von Brock, Cavasos, Khalil Chance, Rachel Carr, Alexa Clark, Brittany Tyler Phelps, Isabel Phillips, Lauren Chandler Jones, Collin Kagan, Simran Gabriela Wade-Abston, Logan Morgan Churchill, Andrea Cook, Cole, Charles Collins, Samuel Covell, Pohlmann, Joe Rich, Abagail Roy, Kaur, Molly Kegley, Mary Klisart, Jacob Walck, Haley Walls, Yianni Whisler, Keirstin Cramer, Briana Dampson, Huntir Cramer, Ashley Craven, Jolie Sebastian, Coleman Sheppard, Kubik, Gianmarco Lattanzio, Alexander Bailey Williams, Frances Williams, Anna Dedeaux, Kayleigh Defley, Savannah Crowdis, Matthew Cutler, Dylan Skutt, Nina Staviski, Alyssa Learned, Nicholas Liebig, Selena Ann Mackenzie Wilson, Robert Wright, Molly Demahy, Collin Denaro, Corbin Preston De Maria, Hadleigh Diermyer, Stopper, Kyler Strange, Gage Richard Lillo, Joshua Martin, Noah Matthews, Sydney Wright, Alanna Zambetti Deviney, Reagan Docherty, Andrew Jordan Doman, Sydney Ezelle, Thomas, Hannah Thomas, Christopher Savannah McCleary, Cody McCurdy, Doyle, Dagan Duke, Seth Fell, William Finley, Alexandra Gambaro, Torbert, Linda Vu, Mae Ward, William William Merchant, Hannah Miller, Sophomores: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Wyatt Flagler, Jon Grigsby, Sarah Grubbs, Dylan Hall, Welch, Mason Youberg Matthew Minish, Zoe Elaine Moore, Almaz Adyshov, Madison Allmon, Riley Flynn, Zoe Fraley, Andrew Fritz, Austin Hammes, Lindsey Harrison, Clayton Moss, Henry Newell, Logan Madeline Armstrong, Rachel Daniel Fulton, Steven Fulton, Ryan Taelor Hartley, Jerrad Havemann, Freshmen: Newman, Brandon Ngo, Christopher Babikow, Chase Babin, Tyler Bailey, Furrow, Patrick Garrett, Olivia George, Amanda Holder, Madeline Holiield, Rion Adams, Madeline Adkison, Nguyen, Hoang Nguyen, Cole Nitterauer, Parker Baynes, Joseph Bee, Samuel Avery Gibson, Joseph Goodroe, Sean Alexandria Holloway, Grace Allen, Jacob Aylstock, Austin Duncan Niven, Savannah Nixon, Bergschneider, Alex Bernauer, Kyle Gozum, Christian Grimes, William Hudson, Brittany Jackson, Barclay, Taylor Beddow, Jasper Aidan O`Daniel, Magen Olander, Johnathan Bernauer, Bryan Bevil, Luke Grubbs, Caleb Harris, Skyler Victoria Johnson, Isabella Krasnosky, Bowles, James Broach, Kedron Burt, Kassandra Oldham, Kyle Overlade, Reid Binion, Ashley Blanco, Hartz, Matthew Hawkins, Morgan Miranda Lee, Auston Lewter, Grifin Angeli Canekeratne, Casie Cassaras, Shallie Patterson, Brieanna Perdue, Brent Geoffrey Blois, Emerson Boykin, Henry, Nathan Herrick, Kyrra Hill, Lynch, Nathaniel Lyons, Madeline John Combes, Brooklyn Deluca, Perez, Shelby Pliska, Emily Poindexter, Madison Brewer, Emily Campos, Alexandra Hollmig, Joseph Hudson, Mateer, Zachary Mathews, Sara Evelyn Dermody, Jose Diaz, Connor Sara Post, Cesar Pulgarin, Gena Ramos, Cameron Carter, Zackery Christensen, Margeaux Hunt, Keanu Hurst, Shayla Mauney, Katherine McCallister, Duffy, Danielle Duggan, John Finelli, Wesley Reeder, Zachary Riggins, Gabriel Clark, Walker Connally, Ides, Alexander Jacques, Jeffrey Mink, Haley Moss, William Anders Foster, Adeleine Frierdich, Thomas Roane, Carlos Rodriguez Dawson Daub, Laurine DeLamater, Landrie Jennings, Katlynd Jones, Musmansky, Christina Owens, Travis Grace Garbell, Sierra Goette, Amber Perez, John Rosas, Andrew Rosen, Baylan Denson, Benjamin Dobry, Tyler Kamienski, Samuel Kegley, Parkins, Dorothy Patterson, Michaela Hartley, Kamryn Hearn, Olivia Madison Sago, Ainsley Satterwhite, Sarah Livia Doerr, Andrew Dorsey, Amber Jordan Keigley, Kaden Kuhn, Mary Pattison, Andrea Perez Cordova, Mac Hepworth, Matthew Hitpas, Searcy, Jordan Signor, Emily Simmering, Doyle, Hailey Durant, Scott Durbin, Chatham Kuykendall, Marissa Pewitt, Wade Player, Makenna Powell, Abigail Jacobs, Aaron Jennings, Megan Smith, Meredith Snyder, Madison Richard Earle, Aramis Estable- Lawrence, Tory Lebourdais, Caleb Thomas Printiss, Emily Radcliffe, Kaylah Jones, Samantha Karcher, Spence, Joshua Spencer, Hutchison, Alexander Etheredge, Ledbetter, Wyatt Lepley, Morissa Reado, Maggie Renfroe, Rowan Kelley, Carissa Kinder, Bryce St. Ores, Kiley Stromberg, Dane Isabella Fernandez, Patrick Fisher, Alyssa Lewter, Kaelan Loggins, Wade Ridaught, Taylor Robinson, Brandon Klisart, Milly Ladner, Alexa Tantay, Trystan Tatro, Nathan Theorgood, Hannah Gittings, Spencer Grace, Avery Lutz, Alayna Madden, Natalie Rockett, Karol Rodriguez Laux, Peyton Lewis, Benjamin Alexander Thompson, Tyler Thompson, Cody Grafius, Alyssa Gramenz, Daniel Mackenzie Marcanio, Mallory Perez, Tamala Poppy Sims, Jake Linkous, Alyssa Lodge, Rylee Tillman, Anthony Torres, Paige Green, Anna Grifin, Rachel Grimley, Marcanio, Madelynn Martin, Fiama Ellison Smith, Samantha Sontag, Maria Lopez Contreras, Macy Vantassel, Zoe Wight, Bailey Wilks, Allison Grubbs, Paola Gutierrez-Cruz, Mastrangelo, Aubrey Matlock, Colin Mallory Speer, John Stevens, Mateer, Casey McClammy, Meredith Veronica Williamson, Savannah Wilson Layne Hackleman, Zion Hamilton, Mazzola, Terra McCoy, Emily Toole, Brooke Torraca, Emily McCurdy, Kendall McMullen, Alfredo Robert Harris, Alise Holk, Jacqueline McGee, Elliott Miller, Viglione, Madison Weaver, Corbin Molina, Richard Musca, Alexander Juniors: Camille Hoskins, Hannah Hurst, Blake Mitchell, Taylor Mittelstadt, Willis, Joshua Wise, Melia Wright Neal, Sadie Nix, Grace Overholtz, Miles Aanestad, Peyton Alexander, Gage Irwin, Zachary Isais, Brian Maddilyn Moore, Kyndall Morse, Madison Owens, Michael Palermo, Tabitha Alonzo, Jace Amberson, Joyner, Molly Keating, Taylor Kehoe, Chandler Moss, Kyle Muldoon, Shane Juniors: Mary Rader, Nathaniel Roy, Andrew Atkins, Victoria Attaway, Maxwell Kirchgessner, Daniel Laurent, Nerger, Hannah Nesenson, Benjamin Andrea Alieri, Haleigh Angier, Katherine Ryland, Sophia Sanchez- Keianna Babakitis, Axel Barry, Anna Lewis, Jacob Macdonald, Rachel Nguyen, Rainey Niles, Jessica Olson, Xavier Arant, Aaron Bading-Hick- Aviles, Vincent Savarino, William Michele Bearman, Jonathan Beck, Mallette, Jillian Marks, Chandler Ormsby, Madelyn Padich, man, Henry Baggett, Jacob Baldwin, Sawarynski, Patrick Seigh, Austan Chase Blake, Clayton Bloodworth, Destiney Mason-Hall, McKayla Savannah Parisey, Arianna Phelps, MacSee Barberan, Michelle Barrineau, Sexson, Grace Snider, Bianca Spencer, Brandon Boudreaux, Allyson Massey, Gavin Mayes, Kelly Kasey Phelps, Victoria Pirello, Amy Elijah Barry, Victoria Bindi, Joel Boles, Alec Stonebraker, Tyler Suggs, Brown, Courtney Bryan, Sara Burnett, McCluskey, Maddie-Grace McCurdy, Prater, Reagan Raley, Marshall Rawson, Madeline Bookout, Mykah Bourgeois, Emen Sukhera, Michael Torres, Chandler Cabreros, Grant Caillouet, Elizabeth McDowell, Reddon Carson Reeder, Sidney Reeder, Dalton Caleb Braun, Tyler Brubaker, Sarah Tu, Ryan Von Brock, Diana Angeli Campbell, Samantha Carisse, McLaurine, Madison McManus, John Renfroe, Kasey Richards, Charles Bryan, Kaytlyn Carlson, Jade Vu, Terra Walck, Lexis Wilson, Chloe Angelica Casanova Maldonad, Ashley Meyering, Rachel Mickow, Kaia Richmond, Mariana Risco, Carver, Carolyn Cleveland, Julia Dane, Wynn Cecil, Seth Chase, Racheal Cooper, Matthew Mosley, Kayla Mount, Amelie Xiomara Roberge, Allyson Ryan, Chloe Davis, Madison DeMotts, Justin Erin Copeland, Sydney Cortez, Hunter Murrell, Olivia Naturale, Jacob Nemith, Joseph Salter, Michaela Schonewolf, Denaro, Julia Denby, Caleb Dick, To be included on the “A/B” Honor Cosse, Rabecca Cowen, Samuel Dalton, Christopher Nichols, Evan Overly, Haley Abigail Selkey, Brinker Shell, Christa Kenneth Do, Timothy Durst, Roll a student must have received a Everett Doman, Jares Doverspike, Pavelko, Dimitrije Pejic, Ronald Philips, Sievers, Sheila Sbar Simpson, Caroline Kiersten Ellis, Destini Ferraro, 9-weeks grade of 80 or higher in each Jordan Edwards, Ainslee Flowers, Zachary Pohlmann, Cassidy Poscic, Sims, Justin Smoker, Grant Snyder, Savannah Goette, Cailyn Hamstra, subject. Included on the “A/B” Honor Nicholas Frazier, Nicholas Frye, Adriana Valerie Price, Delaney Raynes, Sarah Spooneybarger, Katelyn Stahl, Emily Hoelich, Kray Jubeck,Austin Roll for the fourth 9-weeks are the Fuentealba, Elisabeth Gardner, Tyler Reid, Brian Richards, Riley Connor Stein, Lauren Stokes, Makayla Keliher, Sophie Kline, Valerie Krys, following students: Caitlyn Gill, Joshua Gordon, Hunter Robinson, Trevor Robinson, Ethan Rocha, Sullivan, Kandace Swanson, Slade Jessica Laenger, Lia Lampone, Green, Austin Grieser, Ian Gruenloh, Kyle Rutledge, Alexis Satterwhite, Anna Swartz, John Sweet, Xiaowei Tang, Malcolm Landrieu, Jordan Laws, Seniors: Amber Hamilton, Anthony Harbison, Sclafani, Alyssa Scott, Michael Scott, Karlee Tessier, Madison Thomas, Ja- Ashley McComber, Lindsey Marshall Aanestad, Mack Amos, Christian Hart, Ryoma Hashida, Summer Scott, Alexander Shald, James cob Tisdale, Jonathan Trinque, McComber, Megan Miller, Mare Foster Andrews, Zachary Argentine, Megan Hawkins, Renata Hernandez, Shea, Owen Sise, Charles Smith, Jacob Turner, Lawrence Uhl, Philip Mossholder, Madeleine Ngo, Destry Morgan Armstrong, Grace Arneault, Harry Hewson, Mary Higgins, Elizabeth Smith, Matthew Stersic, Austin Wade, Emily Waters, Keith Whelan, Nix, Megan Pewitt, Savannah Phillips, Nathaniel Arner, Nathalie Arnold, Victoria Mary-Miles Hitchcock, Samantha Sullivan, Elizabeth Swearingen, Carson Brent Williams, Brittany Williams, Kaitlyn Prezioso, Ashley Sekul, Bailey, Robert Barham, Terry Barnes, Holloway, Killian Hunt, Rivanna Taylor, Jordan Taylor, Hannah Thomas, Joseph Williams, Colton Wilson, Kyle Brianna Sekul, Dalton Sexson, Maria Barretta, Benjamin Barrow, Hurst, Shane Imm, Alexis Johnson, Chalee Thompson, Connor Thompson, Wilson, Walter Yates. 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