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was smashed three BY MAT PELLEGRINO minutes later. After Gulf Breeze News [email protected] nearly an hour of trying to find the A Gulf Breeze shopper is being child’s mother, one praised as a hero after he helped rescue witnness — who a 5-year-old child who was left inside a was not identified car in nearly 90 degree heat on Monday — broke the car Deam in the Tiger Point Walmart parking lot. window and res- Photo by Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Depu- cued the child who was described as be- ties were called to the parking lot of ing in distress. Firefighters fought the brush fire by land and by water. Agencies determined the start of the fire was due to people grilling at the beach. the Walmart Super Center around 4:50 According to the arrest report, wit- p.m. after several residents noticed the nesses noticed the child sweating pro- child in the vehicle unattended with fusely and crying. Fearing that law the windows rolled up and the vehicle » Fire rips through Live Oak turned off. The window of the vehicle See Deam Page 2A preserve, burns 16 acres City refuses to have Rd. and spread east really quickly,” BY MELANIE KORMONDY said Gulf Breeze Fire Chief Shane Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Carmichael. “We took a defensive public TP meeting position and concentrated our re- As thousands of people were at sources down by Villa Venyce.” agreement concerning that property the beach anticipating the Blue An- It took about two hours to contain BY PAM BRANNON should be done in private. That’s gels Air Show, there was a different the fire, which spread over approxi- Gulf Breeze News [email protected] what County Attorney Roy Andrews type of show at the Naval Live Oaks mately 16 acres. was told by city officials Tuesday as a fire broke out mid-Saturday The Florida Forest Service and The City of Gulf Breeze pulled morning at City Hall when county morning. Office of Agricultural Law Enforce- the plug on a meeting they were sup- officials and local residents showed The Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire ment determined the fire was caused posed to have publicly with county up for a joint meeting with the City Department was the first respondent by people grilling along the beach. officials on Tuesday, which raised a that had been announced as “public” out of several on the scene. That area Personnel found a grill, charred number of red flags with locals. The by the county. The two government is the responsibility of the National hamburger buns and other evidence city decided that any discussions with Park Service. in the area of the fire’s origin, and it the county concerning the Tiger Point “The fire started near Old Shell has been sent off for finger printing. Golf Course and the conditional use See Lynchard Page 2A » Zoo director: USDA allegations are misleading

zoo in Florida had non-compliance issues. Go BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News through Jacksonville Zoo, they had non-com- [email protected] pliance issues this last inspection. Sometimes it’s as delicate as housekeeping,” Jagielski Nasty break up to blame for Gulf Breeze Zoo Director Stephen Jagielski said. said allegations brought on by the U.S. Depart- One of the allegations stated an enclosure allegations against employee ment of Agriculture are very “misleading,” housing golden headed lion tamarins had pro- stating the zoo has since fixed the issues and truding nails. BY MAT PELLEGRINO pointing match back in April. The statements moved on. Another allegation stated a door in an en- Gulf Breeze News alleged his employee mistreated many of the Jagielski met with Gulf Breeze News last closure housing tigers had rusted, jagged, and [email protected] animals at the zoo, but said when he found out week stating the zoo took the allegations from sharp edges, and an enclosure housing raccoons about the allegations brought on by the em- the USDA “very seriously” and got the issues had rusted and corroded wire as well as wood Gulf Breeze Zoo Director Steve Jagielski ployees ex-girlfriend he took them “very seri- resolved within a week of being told about that was splintered and warped. fired back at allegations last week that were ously.” them. “The allegations they reported in the zoo brought against one of his zoo employees who The zoo director said “non compliances” are world is what you would call minor. This is he claimed was caught in the middle of a finger See Director Page 3A » not unusual for zoos around the nation. “Disney had non-compliance issues. Another See Zoo Page 3A »

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GBPD: Man threatens Thursday GBA Chamber Networking’s-A-Breeze 16 Luncheon 11:30 a.m., Hampton Inn & Suites, Gulf Breeze Special Zoning Board driver with handgun 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Room was com- Krystal Patton had a stunned look sacola Bay Bridge. Officer Stan BY MAT PELLEGRINO Friday ing off of on her face. Pagonis was unable to reach Optimist Club Breakfast Gulf Breeze News 17 6:30 a.m., GB Hospital Cafeteria [email protected] the beach Once Lee the vehicle before the bridge, so and had just brandished they contacted Pensacola Police An Alabama man is behind merged onto the firearm, Department to place officers at Monday Commission Committee bars after a motorist said the man Highway 98 the victim the foot of the bridge on the Pen- 20 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board threatened him with a gun while westbound said Pat- sacola side. Pagonis followed the Room driving down Highway 98 last off of the ton sped off Chrysler on the bridge until they City Council Meeting Tuesday. Lee CR 399 down High- got into Pensacola, at which point 6:30 p.m., GB City Hall, Council Chambers According to the arrest report, overpass way 98. The the officer conducted a high risk the driver of a vehicle called 911 when Lee pulled out the gun. Ac- victim was Patton traffic stop. Tuesday Budget Workshop - Constitutional after the suspect, Jamond Lee, al- cording to the report, the victim able to call According to the incident re- 21 Officers legedly brandished a handgun near said Lee was the passenger in a police, who attempted to catch up port, both Lee and Patton were 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board the front entrance to the Sea Shell Chrysler 200, and when Lee dis- with the suspect and the driver. secured without incident and Lee Room Collections Shopping Center. played the gun in a threatening The victim stayed behind the immediately disclosed the loca- Public Safety Coordination Council The victim told police that he manner, the driver of the Chrysler, Patton as she reached the Pen- tion of the firearm. 11:30 a.m., Santa Rosa Correctional Institution Budget Workshop - Board of Commissioner’s 1:30 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Lynchard: City doesn’t want this public Room After School Program Task Force meeting was scheduled to be a Resolution course. The city will need a » Continued from Page 1A 4 p.m., GB City Hall, Council Chambers closed meeting. They went in- statute”, new plant within the next six staffs and attorneys could not side insisting that it was to be so they do years, Eddy said, and if forced Wednesday Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Club Meeting come to an agreement about open under state statute. not need to to build across town it will 22 noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf whether the meeting should be Kevin Brown from Brox- follow that cost the City $10 million. If Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive held under the state’s Sunshine son’s office called Gulf Breeze process they can use the property ad- SRIA Committee Meeting Law, so after about 30 minutes News Tuesday afternoon stat- with open jacent to the course and sim- 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting of discussion, the meeting was ing that under the law, the meet- meetings, ply expand the existing sewer Room postponed. ing should have been public. he said, Andrews plant, the cost will probably Parks and Recreation The meeting, which was Brown cited statutes 286.011, “Nothing I be half of the $10 million, he 5:30 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board posted on the county’s website, 164.1053 and 164.1031. He can say publicly, I don’t be- said Room was a scheduled joint meeting said the meeting had to be ad- lieve.” Eddy told the commission- between county and city staff vertised 10 days prior. When County Commis- ers at both their meetings Thursday GBA Chamber Governmental Affairs to discuss how to negotiate Attorney Andrews told Gulf sioner Lane Lynchard of Ti- within the last month that the 23 Meeting what county officials called a Breeze News that the first time ger Point was asked by Gulf City believes it has fulfilled noon - 1 p.m., GBA Chamber Conference breach in the conditional use he had heard from the City that Breeze News what he was told at least 11 of the 15 agree- Room agreement granted to the City they were disagreeing with the was the reason the City did ments. SRC School Board Workshop and Budget almost three years ago. The idea that the meeting needed not believe it should follow The county commission- Presentation county commissioners had to be public under state statute the Conflict Resolution pro- ers voice comments at the 5 p.m., SRC Superintendent’s Office invoked the Government Con- was when he arrived Tuesday cess “for this issue”, he said, last meeting saying they had GBA Chamber Business After Hours flict Resolution statute at their morning. He said yes, the City “They don’t want a public hopes of coming to some ne- 5:30 - 7 p.m., Gulf Coast Community Bank public meeting two weeks had responded to the county’s meeting.” gotiated compromise or agree- ago, and had sent a letter to letter and set the meeting date, When the county commis- ment through these meetings. the City saying the process of time and place, but had said sion voted unanimously two Commissioner Rob William- resolution would begin with a nothing about disputing the weeks ago to move ahead with son said, “Maybe it won’t in- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report joint meeting, as outlined un- Conflict Resolution process. sending the City the letter to volve exactly what was placed Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. der a state statute. Andrews told the residents start the Florida Governmental in those 15 conditions three The statute says when two and media gathered, “The City Conflict Resolution process, years ago, but maybe we can FELONIES Morrow, Tracy Dale, Florida governmental entities of Gulf Breeze claims this is- City Manager Edwin “Buz” find a resolution as a compro- 7/7/15 W/M, 33, 2000 block Lost have any conflict — like fail- sue does not need to follow the Eddy had asked the commission mise that both sides will be Browning, Clarence Bottoms Ln., Navarre, ing to meet conditions in a con- Conflict Resolution process, to hold off and have a private happy with — and so will the Patrick, W/M, 48, 8000 amphetamine possession ditional use agreement, as the with the meetings being pub- meeting with the Mayor first. residents.” block E. River Rd., Navarre, Traynor, Jay Patrick county is claiming here— that lic. The county still contends He told them that the mayor of The main condition that ev- probation violation (2 counts) Blessin, W/M, 24, 7000 a definite process is put into that under state statute any Gulf Breeze would like to sit eryone is talking about is the Rafferty, Steven Leon, block Calle Ln., Navarre, place. The first step is for one meetings held about the con- down more “informally” and rebuilding of the west golf W/M, 51, 9000 block burglary of those governmental units to ditional use agreement are to talk about the issues. course. That course had been Larker Woods Rd., Navarre, 7/12/15 send a letter to the other stating be public. However, the state But at that county commis- a nine hole course, and the probation violation Rager, Joanie Marie, that they are invoking the stat- statute also calls for 10 days sion meeting Lynchard said he conditional use agreement had 7/9/15 W/F, 33, 9000 block Sunset ute, and that a joint meeting of notice of any public meeting had already had some meetings pledged to have that course Merritt, Christopher Dr., Navarre, larceny staffs must take place within in a local newspaper, and the with the mayor, and he would renovated and opened. But Olin, W/M, 43, 9000 block DUIS 10 days of receiving said let- county only gave five days prefer to keep all future meet- with other expenditures, Eddy Brentwood Blvd, Navarre, 7/8/15 ter. The statute also calls for notice. So the county will go ings public, under the Sun- explained to commissioners possession of weapon, alter Calamis, Christopher the meeting to be public, un- back and publish a 10 day no- shine Law. The other county that spending millions of dol- identification on weapon, Louis, W/M, 40, 5000 block der the Sunshine Law. tice of the next meeting.” commissioners agreed. The lars to reopen the west course drug possession Fawn Ridge Dr., Gulf Breeze, County Attorney Andrews However he said the City will county attorney said he would was not doable. 7/10/15 DUI told Gulf Breeze News Tues- not be posting any public meet- start the process with sending The City is standing firm that Caton, Barry Scott, 7/9/15 day that the letter had been ing notice for the next meeting. the City the letter. it will not and cannot rebuild W/M, 52, 3000 block Ferris Garrard, Charles sent and the meeting sched- “The county’s position is still Lynchard brought this is- the west course. Residents with Dr., Navarre, fraud-false Evan, W/M, 35, 2000 block uled, as requested in the let- that this is a Conflict Resolu- sue to the table at a county property bordering that course statement, larceny Whispering Pines Blvd., ter. The county attorney said tion under state statute, as they commission meeting about a are complaining that the aban- Moore, Kevin Navarre, DUI the City did respond, but sug- have notified the City that they month ago, asking the county doned course is drawing rats Dewayne, B/M, 32, 2000 gested holding the meeting at are invoking that state statute. attorney if Gulf Breeze had and illegal dumping. block Mar Mar Ln., Navarre, 7/11/15 City Hall. The City does not want to fol- met the conditions of the con- County Commissioner Wil- fraud-illegal use of credit Blasingim, Britton Tuesday morning a Gulf low that process,” Andrews ditional use agreement negoti- liamson had suggested a com- cards Page, W/M, 23, 8000 block Breeze City staff member told the residents. ated between the county and promise to rebuilding the course. Oliver, Mathew Allen, Gulf Blvd., Navarre, DUI greeted media and members No Gulf Breeze City of- City in 2012. The agreement “Perhaps something like tennis W/M, 23, 1000 block Ocean McCarary, Joey Eric, of the public as they arrived ficials came to the lobby or listed 15 conditions negoti- courts there would be better than Breeze Ln., Gulf Breeze, W/M, 42, 8000 block Fourth for the meeting in the lobby, steps of the City Hall to speak ated by the City that were to the cost of an expanded golf probation violation St., Navarre, DUI saying the meeting would be to media or residents. When be fulfilled by 2015. Lynchard course, when the east course is 7/11/15 closed, with no public or me- Gulf Breeze News asked attor- and the county commission- not even paying its own way Dudley, Anthony Reed, Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are dia allowed inside. As County ney Andrews what he was told ers and county attorney claim right now,” he said two weeks W/M, 25, 5000 block Maverick Ln., Gulf Breeze, public record and do not imply guilt. Commissioners, State Repre- by the City representatives or most have not been fulfilled. ago at the county meeting. All suspects are presumed innocent until sentative Doug Broxson and the the City Attorney as to why the The conditional use is con- No one from the city was burglary, larceny proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a county attorney arrived, they City believed that “this issue cerning the City’s sewer plant available for comment as of court of law. were also surprised to hear the does not fall under the Conflict property adjacent to the golf press time. Deam lied to SRSO about full name

» Continued from Page 1A “The child had already been said to go ahead and arrest him the child lied to law enforcement rescued and taken care of by because he would explain ev- about her real name. Fingerprint enforcement would not arrive EMTs before the mother ever erything to the judge. The man software identified the woman ONE YEAR AGO campus located on in time, the witness broke the arrived. When she finally did was not arrested. as Christin Renee Deam. July 24, 2014 Nantahala Beach Road window. He was not charged for show up, the first thing she Sgt. Rich Aloy of the SRSO Before being arrested, Deam Soundside Dr. resident in Midway. breaking into the vehicle. asked was who broke her win- said he feels the person who told bystanders that she left two reported a group of The 5-year-old was treated dow using profanity and didn’t broke the window is a hero. teenagers in the car with her young sharks near her TEN YEARS AGO for heat exhaustion at the scene seem to even notice or care “The person who pulled the daughter but they must have dock approximately July 21, 2005 by LifeGuard Ambulance EMT. about her child.” child out of the car did a great left. Stewart said no other people about three or four feet The Richard C. Fulford LifeGuard workers estimated Stewart said the child was thing,” Sgt. Aloy said. came out of the store to authen- in length. Medical Office the internal body temperature of wearing a girl’s swimsuit, and The child’s mother, who iden- ticate those comments. He said building, located on the child to be over 100 degrees. her face was as red as the Kool- tified herself as Jamie Ann Deam, it was clear that Deam had done the north side of Gulf All four windows were rolled up Ade man. 29, of Arkansas later arrived on quite a bit of shopping because FIVE YEARS AGO Breeze Hospital, was tight. Stewart said the responding the scene and was arrested for her shopping cart had “quite a bit July 22, 2010 named to honor the Another shopper, Jerald deputies debated over whether Third Degree Child Neglect. of stuff” in it. Pensacola State College hospital’s inaugural Stewart, says it took the mother to arrest the person who broke Deam told EMTs not to transport Deam was later charged with broke ground on administrator Dick an hour to respond to all the in- the Honda Civic’s front passen- the child to the hospital. It was False Impersonation and Failure phase I of their new Fulford. tercom calls from Walmart. ger window. He said the person later found that the mother of to Appear.

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One of Alconcel’s allega- gielski said. “If she came in to » Continued from Page 1A tions stated that the curator do a non animal job, Zoo Lights The employee’s roommate was supposed to take care of a in non animal job. The extra staff and ex-lover Christina Alcon- giraffe at the zoo that was be- come in just to monitor people cel brought allegations to the We took everything Alconcel said seriously ... but we never lieved to have been pregnant at in the park. In fact, quite a few People for the Ethical Treat- the time, and got so intoxicated nights she was even on register ment of Animals (PETA), who found any of the allegations to be true. that she passed out and didn’t and there was no sign of (her be- forwarded the allegations to go to the zoo to tend to the ani- ing intoxicated) even when she the United States Department mal. Alconcel, who painted her was doing that. We took every- of Agriculture (USDA) and ex as an alcoholic and drug user thing Alconcel said very seri- the Florida Fish and Wildlife – Steve Jagielski said in her allegations that the ously … but we never found any Conservation Commission Gulf Breeze Zoo Director on allegations brought against one curator would also occasionally of the allegations to be true.” (FWC) back in April. The re- of his zoo curators. show up to work after having a Currently, Welch is in the port alleged that the employee, few beers in between shifts. process of taking Alconcel to a curator at the zoo, mistreated One of the allegations stated court over stalking allegations, many of the zoo animals that Welch drank alcohol before according to court records. the report alleged the woman coming in for her night shift took home with her and also four of his top zoo employees thing, she acts as though she’s toucan out of the park because during Zoo Lights last year. showed up to work after drink- tested, along with himself. concerned about the animals we had just had a new toucan Zoo Lights is an annual event ing hours before her shift. An- “I didn’t have a standard pee here, but she’s not. She’s going breeding facility built in the park the zoo throws around the holi- other allegation stated the cu- test done. I went to the point and bragging online that she’s that we spent $100,000 on which day season in which they hang rator stole drugs from the zoo and had a hair follicle test done, making (the curator’s) life mis- houses the toucans and we never lights from many of the exhibits and often took drugs. which (can trace drugs) back erable. Christina was getting all had an animal leave during that in the park. “We’ve done our due diligence from 180 to 240 days,” Jagielski her followers on Facebook to time,” Jagielski said. “During Zoo Lights, our em- CHEAP PRICES ON and we’ve repaired anything that said. “I pulled out over $1,000 harass (the employee),” Jagiel- And other allegations against ployees have very odd shifts. EXPENSIVE FURNITURE! 5-20 YR. WARRANTIES was wrong. In the case of the making sure these tests were ski said. the curator from Alconcel stat- We come in at 7 a.m. and some NO RUST! disgruntled ex-spouse, or should done. There is a five-panel drug The couple lived together ing the curator took drugs home people will work from 7 a.m. to 3790 West Navy Blvd. I say ‘partner,’ literally what we test that does the marijuana, co- in Midway for about a year from the park for personal use 12 p.m. and not come back in (850) 456-2477 did is we double checked our caine, all that stuff. I did a ten- and broke it off shortly before were also fishy, Jagielski said. until 6 p.m.,” the zoo director www.patiofreedom.com facts,” said Jagielski. panel on her.” Alconcel sent the allegations “Those two drugs that she said. “If she did have a drink, According to a letter from the Paperwork confirmed that all to the zoo and to PETA. PETA claimed were taken … one was she might have had a beer for curator, the two were in a rela- of the allegations of drug use then forwarded the allegations an antibiotic and the other was lunch. Because I talked to her tionship from January 2013 to stated in Alconcel’s statements to the USDA. Shortly after that, a wormer. It’s not like she’s tak- about it. I took all allegations March 2015. The zoo director were false. The drug test results a USDA inspector visited the ing these two drugs home and seriously.” said Alconcel and the curator were furnished to the director zoo. However, the visit from the popping them,” Jagielski said. Jagielski later said that were involved in a relationship back on April 24. zoo was found to have had noth- “She might have taken medi- Welch denied ever having a and when the curator decided to Jagielski said that Alconcel ing to do with the allegations cine home to tend to sick or beer in between shifts. How- leave Alconcel for a man, finger was actually a former zoo em- brought on by Alconcel. baby animals.” ever, a letter from Welch to the pointing ensued. ployee who became engaged in- One of the allegations stated The zoo director said that zoo director admitted that she That’s when Alconcel wrote timately with the curator. Alcon- Welch took a sick Toucan home only a handful of zoo staff are did have an alcoholic beverage a list of allegations and started cel worked for the zoo back in to tend to it and left it out in her allowed to take animals off of occasionally between shifts sending them to a number of or- 2014. When the two split, Ja- vehicle in cold weather condi- the zoo premises, and that’s during Zoo Lights. ganizations, including to the zoo gielski said jealousy got the best tions over night. based on the “class” of the ani- “I found out that most every- director. of Alconcel. “No toucan during that time mal. Depending on the class of thing (Alconcel) claimed and After receiving the allegations “You have a combination of was ever removed from the zoo. the animal, some curators have everything we could verify was from Alconcel back in April, Ja- this girl Christina who used to We checked our records. There to come in after hours to check a lie. I can’t verify everything. gielski said he immediately went work here. And when Christina was never a time when (the cu- on the animal since they can’t I don’t know what her drinking to a drug testing facility and had gets on this high and mighty rator) could have ever taken a take it home with them. habits are outside of work,” Ja- Zoo continues to make improvements

, MD » Continued from Page 1A Karen Kennedy Gynecology Board Certified | Registered Pharmacist Florida, the heat is going to Laura Sigler, ARNP & Cynthia Morgan, ARNP cause things to rust” Jagiel- Certified in Women’s Health ski said. “The USDA only Options for Gynecologic Issues 

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Pelvic Pain They only inspect mammals. 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201  Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 So you figure at this place Dr. Karen Kennedy 7552 Navarre Pkwy. #18  Navarre, FL 32566 spending two days looking at www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 mammal enclosures, you’re going to find something here or there.” Jagielski said he was with the USDA inspector when he/ she came to look over the fa- cility. Once an inspection is done, if non compliances are reported, the inspector gives the facility a certain amount of time to fix the issues. In Gulf Breeze Zoo’s case, many of the deadlines were a month. “We’re doing not only what they ask, but we are going way above. Everything we are do- ing is not only trying to hit compliance, but beat it,” Ja- Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News gielski said. “If they say they want something done, we do it Steve Jagielski shows off the animal food facility and the animal pens, which he said are right away.” undergoing improvements. Jagielski, who has been di- rector at the zoo for a year now, said the zoo has greatly im- The zoo director has taken the public and for the animals. works of making improve- proved since he came aboard. initiative since coming aboard When you have all these new ments for our visitors,” Jagiel- He also said zoo owner Eric and has built several shade things, the USDA should have ski said. Mogensen has helped turn the structures, paved sidewalks nothing to complain about.” The USDA also cited Mo- zoo around since he purchased and made the zoo more acces- Jagielski furnished a list to gensen’s two other facilities in the 50-acre facility back in sible to visitors. Gulf Breeze News that cited Virginia for non-compliances. 2009. “A lot of the improvements hundreds of thousands of dol- “Since Eric has taken it “Since I’ve been here, I’ve we did were already in the lars in improvements made to over, the zoo has had unprec- done over 200 projects here at plans (before the USDA alle- the zoo over the last year. edented attendance. This year the zoo. I’m also a landscape gations). All these new shade “All the USDA problems we are still on target to having architect, and I have 30 years structures that just went up ... were fixed immediately. Be- our best year yet. The previous in the animal business,” Jagiel- these are all new,” Jagielski fore those allegations even owners ran this place into the ski said. said. “We’re doing things for surfaced, we have been in the ground,” Jagielski said.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A July 16, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS St. Francis of Assisi gets a new Rector On Sunday, July 19th Parish family and friends will have the opportunity to wit- ness the institution of the Rev. Tim Backus BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN as the sixth Rector of [email protected] St. Francis. Backus expressed his feelings about this appointment in his monthly newsletter address to the “Little Shop of Horrors” members of St. Francis. “When our senior comes to Navarre Warden Ann Woll read and announced that Tickets are on sale now for the Paradise following the results of the parish wide Productions summer show: “Little Shop of survey, the vestry had unanimously agreed Horrors”. This play is based on a 1960’s “B” to call me to serve no longer as your priest- horror movie featuring a blood-thirsty plant. in-charge, but to serve as your rector,” he Come enjoy the 60’s “Doo Wop” music, the said. “The response I felt from you was amazing set, talented cast, and especially the overwhelming and I wanted to share that bigger than life plant the “Audrey Two”. with you. There are many various mo- Performances are Friday, July 31 and Sat- ments in my life where I have felt a tre- urday, August 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Au- mendous amount of love and support, but gust 2 at 2 p.m. at the St. Sylvester Catholic nothing quite like what I experienced in Church Parish Center on Highway 98. Tickets Photos by Betty Allen | GBN that moment from all of you. I will never are $10 and can be purchased at the Church forget that moment or the joy that filled my office or at www.stsylv.org or www.paradis- Left, Jill Lee, Lisa heart.” eproductionsfl.org. (This show might be a bit Cleveland and On this day the Ret. Rev. Philip Duncan, intense for children under 12). Karol Holifield were Bishop of the Central Gulf Coast, will make hostesses of the his annual and last visitation to St. Francis. Driftwood Garden Club He is retiring as Diocesan Bishop. Driftwood Garden Club picnic. So, in addition to the celebration of Rev. The Driftwood Garden Club members held Tim Backus ministry and the last visit of their annual picnic for members and guests Above, Mona and Gerald Brown and Bishop Duncan there will be a reception last month. This gala event was held at the home of Lisa and David Cleveland. Guests others help themselves in the parish hall following the service. to the picnic buffet at were welcomed by three gracious hostesses: Bishop Duncan will be presented with an the Driftwood Garden original St. Francis of Assisi icon, written Jill Lee, Lisa Cleveland and Karol Holifield. Club picnic. by Patricia Resmondo. Members will wel- The scrumptious food included BBQ pork, come a new Rector and say goodbye to a sausages and much more. The group served Bishop. themselves in buffet style. SRSO seeking ID of Walmart thief

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 16, 2015 5A Spreading the word about type 1 diabetes GB teen is Florida Youth Ambassador for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Although T1D is a serious and diffi- FROM STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News cult disease, treatment options are im- Type 1 Diabetes proving all the time, and people with Liam Werner will serve as the 2015- (T1D) T1D can lead full and active lives. 2016 JDRF Northwest Florida Youth With an insulin pump and continuous Ambassador. JDRF, formerly known Statistics glucose monitoring device attached to as the Juvenile Diabetes Research his body, Liam still does everything n 1.25M Americans are living Foundation, is the leading global or- he did before his diagnosis, including with T1D including about ganization funding Type 1 diabetes soccer, and he continues to maintain 200,000 youth (less than (T1D) research. As this area’s local his straight A average in school. 20 years old) and over a youth ambassador, Liam will help “I don’t let my diabetes stop me million adults (20 years old spread awareness about T1D, connect from doing anything I want to do,” and older) with and mentor others with T1D, and said Werner. Liam wants others to support JDRF through public speak- n 40,000 people are diag- know that while insulin allows people ing/presentations and meeting with nosed each year in the U.S. like him to stay alive and continue to participate in life’s activities, it is not a policy makers including members of n 5 million people in the U.S. cure. “My ultimate goal is to help find Congress. are expected to have T1D a cure for this disease so no one has to “Many do not know the difference by 2050, including nearly live with it anymore.” between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. I 600,000 youth. didn’t until I was diagnosed in Novem- Liam is 14 years old and a straight A ber of 2013,” said Werner. “For me, it n Between 2001 and 2009 student at Gulf Breeze Middle School begins with spreading awareness at there was a 21% increase (GBMS) and looking forward to start- school and among family and friends. in the prevalence of T1D in ing high school next year. Some of Li- The kids I go to school with and the people under age 20. am’s activities and accomplishments kids on my soccer team all know about n $14B T1D-associated an- include: GBMS National Junior Hon- Type 1 now and are very supportive.” nual healthcare costs in the or Society Treasurer; co-captain of his Submitted photo Liam began his journey to make U.S. Bayside travel soccer team (plans on a difference and help find a cure for trying out for the Gulf Breeze High Liam Werner, 14, is a typical active teenager who contracted Type 1 Diabetes n Less than one-third of Type 1 this year by participating in the School soccer team next fall); Opti- two years ago. He continues to excel at school and sports and was res recently people with T1D in the U.S. selected to serve the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation as Northwest JDRF Pensacola One Walk fundraising mist Club Speech winner (his speech are achieving target blood Florida Youth Ambassador to educate people about the disease. event held this past May. His team was is on Type 1 and he made it all the way glucose control levels the top fundraising team, raising over to the state level of the competition); Rosa counties); and participates in lo- and many in the Gulf Breeze commu- $4,800 for research for T1D. n T1D is associated with an 1st chair baritone in his middle school cal church youth group programs and nity are now more educated on Type Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune estimated loss of life-ex- band, and was selected for the Santa recently confirmed at Gulf Breeze 1 and living with the disease thanks disease in which a person’s pancreas pectancy of up to 13 years Rosa All-County Band the last two Presbyterian Church. to Liam. He wears a cgm and uses an stops producing insulin, a hormone years; recently selected for the Gulf Liam has dreams of being a profes- insulin pump and is proud to boast an that enables people to get energy from Breeze High School Debate Team; set sional soccer player one day, with a A1C of 6.4! He is looking forward to food. Unlike Type 2, its onset has insulin doses with eating and other ac- the GBMS Pi record last year by re- fallback plan of either biomedical en- becoming a “sugar surfer” soon. Liam nothing to do with diet or lifestyle, tivities throughout his day and night – a citing from memory 314 digits of Pi gineering or pediatric endocrinology. has written letters to other newly di- and at present there is nothing a person 24/7/365 job. He must also measure his (was even on WEAR news for this); He is focused on finding a real cure agnosed children around the country, can do to get rid of it. Type 1 causes blood-glucose by pricking his fingers was a top ten finalist last two years in if one has not been found by the time and even helped a local T1D elemen- dependence on injected or pumped in- several times a day. Despite this con- the GBMS Geography Bee; won 4th he completes his college education. In tary student with transitioning to us- sulin for life, and carries the constant stant attention, Liam and others like and 5th place the last two years in the the meantime, his focus has been on ing a cgm, something her mother says threat of devastating complications. him run the risk every day of dangerous Pensacola Invitational Math competi- educating family and friends around she was not willing to do until she Living with T1D is a constant chal- high or low blood-glucose levels, both tion (competing against middle school him about Type 1. He is very open met Liam and he showed her his and lenge. Liam must carefully balance of which can be life threatening. students from Escambia and Santa and comfortable about his disease, helped her connect her first sensor.

DEATHS Cyclist hits car on 98

Masons. A. Pagonis, Margaret Rose BY MAT PELLEGRINO George Elias His in- Pagonis, Alexander George Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Pagonis volve- Pagonis. He also leaves 1933-2015 ment in behind his cousins, Ann A 56-year-old cyclist suf- both the Kamburis, Katherine Petre- fered minor injuries last Greek lis, and many other friends Thursday after he collided George Elias Pagonis, and Pen- and relatives with a vehicle on Highway 98 81, fell asleep in the Lord Pagonis sacola Visitation was held on near Oriole Beach Road. on Saturday, July 11, 2015 commu- Wednesday, July 15 at According to the Florida after a lengthy illness, sur- nity was Harper-Morris Memorial Highway Patrol incident re- rounded by his loving fam- one of his greatest passions Chapel, with a Trisagion. port, the bicyclist, Jeff Powell ily and his beloved daugh- along with his family. Funeral services will be was traveling westbound on ter, Dina, at his side. George met the love of held today, July 16, at 11 Highway 98 at around 10 a.m. He was the only child his life, Phyllis, in 1961, a.m. at the Annunciation in the eastbound travel side born to Elias and Anasta- and the couple married in Greek Orthodox Church when he failed to notice a ve- sia Pagonis in Kardamyla, June of 1962, celebrating in Pensacola with Father hicle stopped in front of Aqua Chios, Greece on Septem- their 53rd wedding anni- Matthew Carter officiating. Medical Spa. The Gulf Breeze ber 12, 1933. After the end versary last month. Their Interment will take place man collided with the right of WWII and the Nazi oc- family began to grow rap- at Historic St. John’s cem- side of the vehicle as it was cupation of Greece, at the idly with the birth of their etery in Pensacola. attempting to enter the outside tender age of 13, George first child Eli, followed Active Pallbearers were eastbound travel lane. and his parents came to quickly by the births of Pagonis' grandsons, George According to the report, the Pensacola, Fla., in 1947, to their son Stanley, and their D. Pagonis, Joshua A. Pag- man was transported to Gulf start a new life and live the daughter, Anna Maria. In onis, Alexander G. Pagonis Breeze Hospital following the American Dream. He was 1975, he moved his family and godson, Nicholas La- crash and was treated for mi- an ambitious and inquisi- to Gulf Breeze, Fla., where dikos. nor injuries. tive young boy and went he resided until his death. In lieu of flowers, con- No charges were filed in The cyclist, Jeffery Powell was seen being treated for his injuries at the scene of the accident. (Photo by Mat Pellegrino) straight to work sweeping George never met a strang- tributions can be made to the case. floors in a local liquor store er and was loved by all who the Annunciation Greek to help provide for his fam- met him and most of all, his Orthodox Church, 1720 ily. family. W. Garden, Pensacola, Fla. George proudly served He is preceded in death 32502. in the United States Navy by his beloved parents Elias The family would like Gulf Breeze Will Do to meet for 8 years and upon his re- and Anastasia Pagonis, and to extend special heartfelt turn to Pensacola attended mother-in-law, Mary An- thanks to Dr. Benjamin The philanthropists who con- increments of up to $10,000 to spe- Membership in Will Do is open to Pensacola Junior College tul. Lloyd for his many years centrate their efforts on improving cifically benefit the Gulf Breeze, any woman over the age of 18 for a where he received his A.A. George is survived by his of genuine care, love, and life for Gulf Breeze area residents, Pensacola Beach and Tiger Point fee of $250. One hundred percent of degree. Shortly after gradu- loving and faithful bride, compassion, Dr. Humam Gulf Breeze Will Do, will meet for area. the membership dues are disbursed ation George became em- Phyllis Rose Pagonis; his Humeda, for the wonderful a social gathering Wednesday, July The founding members, 229 in into grants in zip codes 32561 and ployed at Gulf Power Com- beloved children, Elias G. care he provided George 22 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at LaBrisa all, awarded their first grants in 32563, including Pensacola Beach, pany where he worked as a and Dina Pagonis, Stanley throughout the years, the Waterfront Restaurant inside the April to six winners who received a and there is a need for operational Systems Control Coordina- G. (Vicky) Pagonis, Anna staff at Fresenius, Gulf Quality Inn. total of $24,874.04. funds for printing, mailing and tor for forty one years, retir- Maria (Reed) Gallaher and Breeze, and to the entire The event is open to current The group is currently accepting other tasks. Men and corporations ing in 1999. He was a mem- Nikki Pagonis. He is also staff at Select Specialty and prospective members of Gulf applications for fall grants which are invited to support the mission of ber of the Annunciation survived by the lights of his Hospital for their over- Breeze Will Do, an all-female orga- will be awarded in November. Ap- Gulf Breeze Will Do by contribut- Greek Orthodox Church life, his adoring grandchil- whelming support and em- nization. plications are due September 15. A ing to the operational fund. in Pensacola, and was a dren, Daphne Rose Pagonis, pathy demonstrated during In January, founder Susan Nitte- grant workshop will be held Thurs- Membership applications and proud member of AHEPA, George D. Pagonis, Joshua this difficult time. rauer approached a group of wom- day, July 30 at 6 p.m. at the Gulf more information is available on The Scottish Rites, and the en about forming a philanthropic Breeze Community Center, 800 the organization’s website, www. group that would award grants in Shoreline Drive. gulfbreezewilldo.org.

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PUBLISHER Lisa Newell

EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino

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NEWS REPORTER “Absolutely! Middle school Melanie Kormondy is not a good age to be able to wander the streets SALES unsupervised.” Janna DeMotts JOSIE COTTI Save Tiger Point Golf Course Gulf Breeze OFFICE MANAGER Darla Thompson Tiger Point Golf Club (TPGC) are built on our fallow fairways, needs to be profitable again if it ETTERS TO THE DITOR there is no turning back. ART DIRECTOR is to survive. There is fear among L E TPCG is now taking sugges- Nancy Fish Tiger Point residents that to save at Myrtle Beach to see that at least 500 have shut down since the tions from Tiger Point residents itself, TPGC is on the brink of 22 courses have folded & most number of courses reached its on solutions to their financial di- GRAPHIC DESIGN deploying some major changes ... have been turned into residential peak in 2005. lemma. You can view my idea at: Maite George mainly to the West course. developments ... this is fact. As residents, we need to think “www.TPGCsuggestion.weebly. Considering that many courses According to the National Golf outside the “box” and try to save com” CONTRIBUTORS in the USA have gone under (or are Foundation, in 2013 there were our valuable open space before it Betty Archer Allen in the process), that “fear” is not just 13 course openings and 157 also falls to the developers. Once ROBERT BROWNELL “An after school program is unfounded. We only have to look Gulf Breeze Pam Brannon closings nationwide. More than the streets, sidewalks and homes important because kids that age need options to engage in Jack Kale activities in a safe environment Dr. Robert Randel after school.” Clay Bloodworth KRISTEN LOERA Election season is upon us Navarre Politicians can’t resist the ernment’s immigration regula- federal law enforcement over- Every dollar or minute that a opportunity to pile on to a tion schemes. reach which represents a danger police officer in Boston or Boise Member: juicy news story for a quick Even setting aside several to all our freedoms. spends doing Immigration and Florida Press Association bit of campaign face time. The inconvenient facts -- the fact FBI agents don’t go around Custom Enforcement’s job is a National Newspaper Assn. bloodier the better, so in the that “the borders of the United handing out speeding tickets dollar or minute that police of- wake of Kate Steinle’s murder States” command no more mor- on the streets of Peoria. Polic- ficer can’t spend doing his or her Gulf Breeze Area in San Francisco, allegedly at al significance than the turf lines ing local traffic isn’t the federal own job. Chamber of Commerce the hands of an “illegal immi- of any other street gang; the fact government’s job. In truth, nothing less than a (“2014 Business of the Year ” grant,” it’s no surprise to see that the US Constitution forbids Florida and California don’t police state along the lines of “2003 Small Business of the Year”) the usual suspects getting their the federal government to regu- have their own navies or cus- the former East Germany could Pensacola Beach knickers in a public twist over late immigration; the fact that toms inspectors. Conducting even make a dent in “illegal im- “It seems like a good idea Chamber of Commerce “sanctuary cities.” “illegal immigration” statistical- foreign wars and policing inter- migration.” Every dollar spent to help keep the kids out of Greater Pensacola A prominent anti-immigra- ly reduces rather than increases national commerce aren’t duties on that evil and impossible task trouble.” Chamber of Commerce tion propaganda mill, the Center violent crime; and the fact that of the state governments. at ANY level of government is CHRIS MILLER Navarre Tourist for Immigration Studies, clas- “illegal immigration” keeps the Nor is it the duty of any city, a waste at best and a threat to Gulf Breeze Development Council sifies more than 200 US cities, US economy afloat by holding county or state government to the public’s freedom and safety Santa Rosa County counties and states as “sanctu- down labor costs and therefore enforce US immigration law. at worst. Sanctuary cities guard Chamber of Commerce ary cities.” These political sub- the price of everything from Each level of government has everyone’s liberty. divisions, as a matter of public produce to poultry to home con- its own duties and functions. policy, ignore and/or decline to struction -- sanctuary cities are, Sanctuary cities are federalism THOMAS KNAPP LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze cooperate with the federal gov- quite simply, a bulwark against in action. Washington, D.C. News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack Blue Angels give us local pride on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an “If parents can’t be at home individual writer. If we receive form What a week! 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 16, 2015 7A | WEEK OF July 16 - July 22 | n Thursdays in the Park Pensacola! The run is a free family cleanup. Meet in the sound side over all! What’s her name? It’s Pippilotta Pantry- Thursday, July 16, 6 - 8 p.m. event and is open to all ages. parking lot. Bring gloves, water cleaner Pepperminta Gaberdina Pirate’s daughter and sunscreen; buckets and Pippilotta Longstocking. Join the PLT for some silly fun Navarre Park bags will be provided. For more with a serious twist! Enjoy Touch of Gray at Navarre n Gallery Night information contact Sharon at Park. Friday, July 17 [email protected]. Downtown Pensacola n Ghost Hunt Stroll through the charming brick Saturday, July 18, 8 p.m. n Evenings in Olde Seville n walkways of Downtown Pensacola ‘Pippi Longstocking’ Pensacola Lighthouse Square to experience an eclectic array Saturday, July 18, 10 a.m. & Is the Pensacola Lighthouse haunted? The Travel Thursday, July 16, 7 p.m. of music, art and cuisine. Explore 2:30 p.m. Channel and SciFi’s Ghost Hunters think so! The Seville Square Park galleries and businesses featuring Sunday, July 19, 2:30 p.m. Pensacola Lighthouse has been called one of the Mass Kunfuzion the works of dozens of local artists. Pensacola Cultural Center, most haunted lighthouses in America by psychics Gallery Night is a free event and M.C. Blanchard Courtroom and clairvoyants! many businesses provide light Join the lighthouse staff for a ghost hunt in the n Running of refreshments. Theatre historic 1869 Keeper’s Quarters and see if the ghosts On the outskirts of town stands are willing to meet you! Reservations are required. the Bulls a ramshackle house. 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This week, we focus on the I’m just happy University of South Alabama. Next to be there and week, we’ll begin coverage of several glad I can lend Southeastern Conference teams, my talents to starting with LSU. the program,” Dykes Dykes said. The University of South Alabama Dykes football team should look into adopting played trombone at JHS and at Troy an old Tim McGraw song as their motto University’s Sound of the South band. for the 2015 season. “Zach has been a member of several The 2014 Jags earned its first ever excellent performing ensembles bowl appearance, losing to Bowling both at Troy and after Troy, and he Green 33-28 in the final minute of professionally trained and rated drum the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl in Chip English/South Alabama Athletics majors,” Olson said. “My impression Montgomery, Ala. of Mr. Dykes is that he is a musical Despite the final result, the Jags have Big hitter artist, and he will work tirelessly Roman Buchanan started every game last season at strong safety, recording a team third-best 74 tackles as a sophomore go to be thinking ‘I like it, I love it, I for our program. I believe the want some more of it’ when it comes to Soundwave will respect his efforts from a team that was ninth in the Sun experience in Cody Clements - one of ‘bowling’ in 2015. Johnson had 447 yards rushing and love him as a teacher.” Belt Conference (out of 11) in scoring eight players to transfer to USA from a year ago, while Timmons had 403 “Music has always been a big offense (22.5 points per game), eighth Alabama-Birmingham, who voted yards. Both of them had a 5.4 yards part of my life from church to my COACHING in total offense (376 yards per game), in December to disband its football per carry average a year ago - a full profession. It just permeates who I The Jags are led by Joey Jones, who ninth in passing offense (197 yards per program. yard better than the team’s 2014 am,” said Dykes, who also taught started the program back in 2009. He is game) and last in passing efficiency Clements was 183-for-275 passing average. a year at Woodham Middle School 37-28 in his first six years in Mobile. (110.5 rating). for 2,227 yards, 14 touchdowns and Among other returning running in Pensacola. An Alabama graduate, Jones has a eight interceptions last year for the backs include junior Tyreis Thomas, a Dykes joins a staff that includes coaching staff full of coaches from the Blazers. He will most likely be the one National Junior College All American Olson, Jerry Holzwarth, who has region, including running back coach QUARTERBACKS to help improve South Alabama’s 36.5 Gone is last year’s starter Brandon two years ago and sophomore Dami worked with the color guard for Tim Bowens (Alabama ’00), linebackers percent on third down conversions, Bridge (160-for-307, 1,927 yards, 15 Ayoola, another junior college several years, 2014 GBHS grad coach Tracy Buckhannon (Auburn ’03), which was second from the bottom in touchdowns and eight interceptions), transfer. Michael Utsey and Patrick Barnett, defensive backs coach (and defensive the Sun Belt Conference last year. but will have a signal-caller with a graduate of Tate who worked coordinator) Travis Pearson (Alabama Also on the Jaguars’ depth chart is with Navarre’s percussion for the State ’97), wide receiver coach Tyler Milton’s Matt Floyd, one of several WIDE RECEIVERS past few years. Siskey and defensive tackles/recruiting local area products. Floyd went 19- Three of South Alabama’s top four Next up for Dykes will be coordinator Brian Turner (both Troy for-44 passing for 264 yards in a loss receivers from a year ago (Shavarez working with Olson to perfect ’00), offensive line coach Chase Smith to Arkansas State last year. Smith, Jereme Jones, Wes Saxton) are the SoundWave Band’s halftime (Jacksonville State ’05) and offensive gone, leaving senior Danny Woodson show, called 9 3/4 and will feature coordinator/quarterbacks coach Bryant (30 catches, 382 yards, four touchdowns) the music of Harry Potter. Vincent (West Alabama ’98). RUNNING BACKS as the Jags’ top returner. Clements will “A majority of people have seen South Alabama’s top back Kendall have a familiar face to throw to in D.J. Harry Potter or at least know what Houston graduated, but the Jags’ Vinson (670 rushing yards last year as it is,” Dykes said. “I think it’s going OFFENSE number two and three ballcarriers from a running back), another UAB transfer. The Jaguars will be young on offense, to be a real fun show this year.” a year ago, Xavier Johnson and Terrance with only three returning starters back Timmons are both back. See Jags, Page 2B » The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!

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Chip English/South Alabama Athletics Local lavor catholic high graduate demarius Rancifer (49) should see a lot of time at linebacker this season for the Jaguars. Jags to play Nebraska, N.C. State before Sun Belt Conference play

Continue from Page 1B » they do have some experience at each spot. as the team’s kicker, while Brandon McKee Tre Alford, a redshirt sophomore, is tops is back at punter (28 punts inside 20). South Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College on the depth chart at nose guard, while Alabama was fourth in the Sun Belt last year transfer Tyrone Williams (46 catches, 812 sophomore Caleb Butler and senior Akeen in punting. yards, 12 touchdowns), will add depth to the Lewis are the projected starting defensive McKee will most likely take punt snaps USA receiving corps. tackle and defensive end, respectively. from Gulf Breeze High The Jags’ D-line got bolstered recently grad Carson Sharp. with the addition of Virginia Tech transfer McKee will be the TIGHT END Dewayne Alford 6-3, 245). holder for Sunanon. Senior Braedon Bowman (18 catches, 234 Xavier Johnson and yards last season) returns and will be pushed Tony Ray Parnell leads by Gerald Everett, another UAB transfer. LINEBACKERS the depth chart list at Catholic High graduate Demarius kick returner, while Rancifer is the USA strong-side linebacking Claude Garrett is the Sharp OFFENSIVE LINE corps. His 34 tackles is the third most among One of South Alabama’s strengths team’s top punt returner. returning players. entering the offseason was on the offensive Blake Dees is slated to be the middle line. Its only other two returning offensive linebacker, while Jimmie Gipson will be the starters (6-1, 300 lb. senior Joseph Scelfo SCHEDULE weak side linebacker. Kalen Jackson, another As of press time, the Jags will have four of and 6-5, 290 lb. senior Chris May) are back. UAB transfer, will also see time there. its games televised (Sept 5 vs. Gardner Webb, May is the only returning Jaguar to earn ESPN3; Sept. 12 at Nebraska, Big 10 Network; All Sun Belt Conference honors a year ago Oct. 13 vs. Arkansas State, ESPN2 and Nov. (Honorable Mention). Cameron Blankenship SECONDARY 12 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, ESPNU). and Lee Dufour. two more UAB transfers, The Jags are strong in the secondary with The Jags play at Mississippi State next year, will bolster the Jaguar offensive line. the return of junior Roman Buchanan and at Ole Miss in 2017, a home and home with senior cornerback Antonio Carter. Oklahoma State in 2017-18, play at Nebraska Buchanan, who plays strong safety had in 2019, a home and home with Southern DEFENSIVE LINE more tackles in the fall than anyone on the The Jaguars, who were fourth in the Miss in 2020-21 and at UCLA in 2022. spring roster (74) and broke up seven passes, conference in scoring defense (26.4 points while Carter recorded 54, 14 of them in the per game) and fourth in total defense (398.9 Jags’ win over Troy. yards per game) in 2014, don’t have a single Support Newspapers in Margo Reed and E.J. May are atop the STADIUM PLANS? returning starters in the ‘front seven,’ but USA has initiated a preliminary exploration depth chart at cornerback, while Catholic of the financial, logistical and infrastructural High grad Johnny Reaves is the fifth DB. EDUCATION requirements associated with the possible By helping to place newspapers in classrooms FUtURE oPPoNENtS construction of an on-campus football you are giving our students a much-in-demand stadium. No decision has been made about The Jaguars have cut their teeth on some top- SPECIAL TEAMS resource that they otherwise might not have. notch non-conference competition. Here’s Aleem Sunanon (24-for-26 extra points, whether or not the University will proceed a list of their non-conference opponent in 15-for-18 field goals, 10 touchbacks) is back with plans for construction of a stadium. By adding an extra $5 to your paid subscription upcoming seasons: Gulf Breeze High and Middle School students 2016 2019 yknn"dgpgÝ"v"htqo"{qwt"igpgtqukv{0 at Mississippi State at Nebraska 2015 SchEdULE 2014 RESULtS Nicholls State Memphis San Diego State at Tulane S5 vs. Gardner-Webb (ESPN3), 5 p.m. S6 at Kent State W, 23-13 at Louisiana State 2020 S12 at Nebraska (BTN), 7 p.m. S13 Mississippi State L, 3-35 at Southern S19 at San Diego State S20 Georgia Southern* L, 6-28 2017 Mississippi S26 vs. North Carolina State S27 at Idaho* W, 34-10 at Mississippi at Oklahoma State O3 at Troy* O4 at Appalachian State* W, 47-21 Oklahoma State Tulane O13 vs. Arkansas State* (ESPN2), 7 p.m. O18 Georgia State* W, 30-27 Alabama A&M O24 at Texas State* at Louisiana Tech 2021 N7 vs. Idaho* O24 Troy* W, 27-13 Southern Mississippi N12 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette* (ESPNU), 6:30 p.m. N1 at Louisiana-Lafayette* L, 9-19 2018 at Bowling Green N21 at Georgia State* N8 at Arkansas State* L, 10-45 Louisiana Tech 2022 N28 at Georgia Southern* N15 Texas State* W, 24-20 at Oklahoma State Bowling Green D5 vs. Appalachian State* N22 at South Carolina L, 12-37 at Memphis at UCLA * denotes Sun Belt Conference game 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 | 850.932.8986

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BY JASON THOMPSON 2015 STANDINGS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 7-12) #5 MISSISSIPPI (ATL) 10-7 - The Pensacola Blue Wahoos PENSACOLA (CIN) 10-7 - made history on Sunday, sweep- SETH MEJIAS-BREAN MOBILE (ARI) 9-8 1.0 ing a five-game series at home BILOXI (MIL) 8-9 2.0 for the first time in its four-year JACKSONVILLE (MIA) 8-9 2.0 6-2, 216 LB. 3B franchise history. They beat AGE: 24 the Montgomery Biscuits 6-2 Monday to extend their win A native of Tuscon, Ariz, 2015 SCHEDULE streak to six. Mejias-Brean was selected Pensacola opened a five- by the Cincinnati Reds in the game series Wednesday (after eighth round of the 2012 JULY the News’ deadline) in Birming- First-Year Player Draft. 16 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM ham. An All Pac-12 performer in 2012 at the University of Arizona, Mejias-Brean earned the 17 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 3, 18 @ Birmingham, 6:30 PM Chief Bender Award as the Reds Minor League Player of the Year 19 @ Birmingham, 3:00 PM Montgomery Biscuits 2 (Thurs- in 2013. Between Low-A Dayton and Advanced-A Bakersfield, 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM day): The Wahoo pen nearly Mejias-Brean hit .305 with 11 homers and 892 RBIs. 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:35 PM blew a gem by Josh Smith Mejias-Brean leads all current Wahoos with 28 RBIs and 22 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM (eight innings, three hits, no 15 extra base hits this season. 23 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM 24 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM runs, one walk, 10 strikeouts), 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM but the Wahoos held on to win 26 vs. Biloxi, 4:05 PM the opener. 2015 SOUTHERN 28 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Blue Wahoos 6, Biscuits 3 29 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 30 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM (Friday): Barrett Astin (6 2/3 31 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM innings, five hits, two runs, four BATTING (AS OF JULY 12) walks, six strikeouts) recorded TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG his first win with the Wahoos Montgomery 2816 404 741 62 373 281 682 74 .336 .409 .263 as Kyle Skipworth and Seth Birmingham 2776 329 721 41 306 256 644 75 .327 .371 .260 AUGUST Chattanooga 2723 413 707 73 384 306 658 94 .339 .422 .260 1 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Mejias-Brean both homered. Biloxi 2728 356 708 40 330 292 524 88 .335 .368 .260 2 @ Jacksonville, 5:05 PM Blue Wahoos 4, Biscuits Tennessee 2723 383 700 46 351 346 548 38 .343 .376 .257 3 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 1 (Saturday): Wandy Peralta Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Mobile 2838 348 721 48 317 259 602 55 .322 .371 .254 4 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM pitched six innings (the first Timothy Adleman fires to the plate in a recent Wahoo game. Mississippi 2693 296 667 19 272 272 535 58 .320 .316 .248 5 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Jackson 2794 329 689 37 91 303 602 70 .325 .357 .247 6 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM time in his last four starts) while Jacksonville 2790 303 683 40 274 272 602 24 .313 .351 .245 7 vs. Birmingham, 6:35 PM the 8-9 hitters (Yovan Gonzalez (Monday): Timothy Adleman GBHS grad) Ben Lively Pensacola 2641 279 640 33 258 283 605 49 .320 .345 .242 8 vs. Birmingham, 6:35 PM and Beau Amaral) both had two allowed only one run over allowed only one run on PITCHING (AS OF JULY 12) 9 vs. Birmingham, 5:05 PM hits in the Wahoo win. TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 10 vs. Birmingham, 6:35 PM seven innings (his fifth straight six hits over five innings as 11 vs. Birmingham, 6:35 PM Blue Wahoos 4, Biscuits 1 start he’s allowed one run or the Reading Fighting Phils Tennessee 46-38 3.30 6 24 636 309 267 45 279 627 Biloxi 51-33 3.39 8 24 631 308 276 43 289 647 12 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM (Sunday): Daniel Wright al- fewer) and Skipworth homered (Double-A, Phillies) edged the 13 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM Birmingham 45-39 3.40 7 21 703 323 280 47 277 561 lowed only one run over seven for the second straight game New Britain Rock Cats (Rock- Mississippi 42-42 3.53 7 29 725 341 288 25 282 545 14 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM innings, striking out five, as 15 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM (a three-run shot) as Pensacola ies) 3-1 July 1. Mobile 42-43 3.66 5 22 715 343 305 43 288 591 16 @ Biloxi, 5:10 PM Pensacola scored single runs completed the historic five Lively walked two and Jacksonville 37-48 3.79 7 26 685 347 316 48 287 627 Pensacola 34-50 3.79 5 24 676 337 300 43 299 576 18 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM in the second, third, fourth and game sweep. struck out two as he improved 19 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM Montgomery 42-41 3.89 6 16 703 350 317 54 319 668 sixth innings to win. Lively update: Former to 6-6 on the year, lowering his Chattanooga 46-37 4.23 9 25 701 365 333 42 255 581 20 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM Blue Wahoos 6, Biscuits 2 21 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM Wahoo pitcher (and 2010 earned run average to 3.61. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Logan Green broke up a pass Gulf Breeze News for the Dolphins. [email protected] Dolphins 36, Niceville 13: Phelps threw touchdowns on all Gulf Breeze was dominate in five of GBHS’ possessions as the a 7 on 7 game with Gulf Shores Dolphins rolled over Niceville. on July 8, but you never would’ve Sheppard caught three passes known from their body language. for 51 yards, including a nine- In a battle of Dolphins, GB ‘won’ yard touchdown pass a little more 41-13, but in the process, lost two than two minutes into the game. players to season-ending injuries. After Green intercepted The original format was that Niceville’s second pass of the the two teams would play 10 game, Phelps closed out the consecutive plays on offense or second drive with a 10-yard defense, regardless of result. On touchdown pass to Gallagher. the final play of Gulf Shores, The Eagles got within 15-7 sophomore linebacker Nicky before Phelps threw a 20-yard Myers went down with an ankle. touchdown pass to Covell. The injury was severe enough to Another 40-yard touchdown Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News move the two teams to an adjacent pass made it 21-13 before field, where coaches tended to Phelps found Green on an 8-yard Tough day at the offi ce GBHS coaches and medical personnel tend to Nicky Myers (left, background) and Patrick Smith, who broken an ankle and leg, him until medical personnel touchdown pass to make it 27-13. respectively in a span of about 30 minutes in a 7 on 7 game with Gulf Shores on July 8. arrived. Less than a half hour later, The Dolphin defense made freshman receiver Patrick Smith another stop before Phelps, after was running a route when he went finding Sheppard on a 34-yard “The record doesn't define the effort and down with a leg injury. catch, found Frierdich on a 6- Both had surgery later that day yard touchdown pass. play our young men displayed. We were a - Smith on his broken leg, Myers Phelps was 19-for-27 for few missed plays away from being 5-2.” on his broken ankle. Both are most 200 yards and five touchdowns, likely out for the entire season. while Daniel Harris had four – Chris Nemith The coaches agree to end the catches for 39 yards. Frierdich GBHS football coach after the team's 2-5 outing at the game early after Smith’s injury. had three catches for 17 yards. National Select 7 on 7 Gulf Coast Regional Qualifi er in Foley As for the action on the field, Gulf Jake Nemith broke up a pass Breeze scored four touchdowns in the win. on its first two possessions. Gulf Mandeville 32, Dolphins 13: Phelps was 15-for-23 for 133 Phelps went 22-for-27 for 235 Breeze had its junior varsity A Baynes touchdown got GBHS yards and three touchdowns, yards in the losing cause. Baynes offense on the field, its third series, within three (16-13) with 8:40 with two of three Harris’ catches had six catches for 58 yards, when Smith was injured. left, but Mandeville, who won resulting in touchdowns. while Sheppard had five for 49 Gulf Shores, with a new the Jubilee 7 on 7 Tourney in Sheppard (25 yards), Covell yards and Covell four for 61. coaching staff, went on offense Daphne a few weeks ago, scored (21) and Baynes (20) all hauled Mandeville 33, Dolphins 32: first, completing its first two 16 unanswered. Phelps threw in three in the win. Four different times (17-9, 19- passes. But the visiting Dolphins touchdown passes to Sheppard St. Martin (Miss.) 37, 11, 26-18, 33-26) the Dolphins completed only three of its last (nine yards) and Baynes (two). Dolphins 36: The Ocean Springs- trailed by a touchdown or more eight as GBHS recorded a ‘sack’ Sheppard had seven catches based Yellow Jackets, scored and responded every time. The (when they prevent a pass from for 48 yards and a touchdown, a touchdown and extra point last one was answered with being thrown in four seconds) while Baynes and Harris both with 1:10 left before forcing a a 7-yard touchdown catch by and broke up two other passes. had four catches for 66 and 25 GBHS turnover on downs with Sheppard on the final play of the The Gulf Breeze offense yards, respectively. 22 seconds left to earn the come- game. GBHS went for two, but had trouble moving the ball the GBHS 21, Williamson 15: from-behind win. failed to convert. first few plays, but Tyler Phelps Phelps, after throwing a pass to Frierdich caught a 20-yard pass Sheppard finished with six would then complete six straight Covell to get inside the red zone, from Phelps to get GBHS within catches for 65 yards and three passes, including two touchdown threw a 5-yard touchdown pass 7-6. Sheppard caught a 4-yard scores, while Baynes had six passes to Tristan Covell (28 and to Marco Krasnosky with eight touchdown pass on third down to catches for 45 yards. Harris (3 20 yards) and one to Daniel seconds left to get the win. get GBHS within 13-12. for 19) had the other touchdown Harris (40 yards). Harris caught a 10-yard Nemith made an interception grabs, while Covell had five Gulf Shores scored their lone touchdown pass on third to make it 18-15 before a 7-yard catches for 41 yards. touchdown on its 10 play of the down to get GBHS within 8-6. touchdown catch by Sheppard made Daphne 28, Dolphins 12: A next series. GBHS recorded two Moments later, a lightning delay it 25-15 Dolphins with 9:50 left. Nemith interception, followed ‘sacks’ in that drive and Kendall suspended pl ay. Baynes hauled in a 10-yard by a 10-yard touchdown pass Gallagher broke up a pass. Williamson scored on its touchdown pass to make it 30- from Phelps to Covell put Phelps went 4-for-4 on the first drive after the break before 21 with 7:15 left. GBHS up 10-8, but the Trojans Dolphins’ next drive, completing Harris scored again to make it A 32-yard touchdown pass outscored Gulf Breeze 20-2 the a 14-yard touchdown pass to 15-12 with 4:15 left. got St Martin within two be- rest of the way. Cole Sheppard, before Covell Walter Yates III broke up a fore Gallagher hauled in a 9- Phelps was 9-for-19 passing and Ricky Alexander took turns pass with 1:21 left to get GBHS yard touchdown with 3:20 left. for 88 yards, with Sheppard (37 at quarterback. within one (defenses get two The extra point failed, one of yards) and Baynes (22) catching Gulf Breeze kepe Gulf Shores points for a third down stop) four in the game, making it 36- three passes each. Harris (12 out of the end zone on the next before Phelps threw the game- 28 and setting the stage for the yards), Covell (10) and Gallagher series, with Will Sawarynski picking winner. finish. (seven) each had one catch. 1 off a Dolphin pass to end the series. Sawarynski broke up a pass earlier in the drive, while Brendan Miller had two pass breakups. Nate Herrick caught a pair of passes in the junior varsity series before the game ended on Smith’s injury. GBHS go 2-5 in Foley A short-handed GBHS squad, with the injuries and the absence of linebackers Chase Blake (college trip) and Ben Dobry (family vacation), competed in the Gulf Coast Regional Qualifier of the National Select 7 on 7 Tournament Friday in Foley. The Dolphins went 2-5 on the day, with two of their losses coming by one point, including one to Mandeville, Baldwin County 38, Dolphins 17: The Tigers got a 40-yard touchdown, then a 35- yard touchdown in the final three and a half minutes to pull away in the first of back-to-back-to- back games for the Dolphins. Photos by Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Phelps threw touchdown passes to Sheppard (6 and 5 1 Matthew Hawkins makes yards) on Gulf Breeze’s first a catch against Gulf two possessions. Phelps was 9- Shores. for-13 in the first two series, but 2 Will Sawarynski broke up was 7-for-19 the rest of the game several passes against - including five drops. Gulf Shores and also had Cole Sheppard had six catches this interception. for 65 yards, while Parker Baynes 3 Cole Sheppard cuts had five catches for 48 yards and upfi eld after a catch last Hayden Frierdich three catches 2 week. 3 for 22 yards.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6B July 16, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Join the Dove Club today Salute “Outta’ the Woods” is a monthly column with 553 birds taken. This year, there will be Gulf Breeze Hospital's highlighting the latest hunting opportunities 23 Dove Club permits available to hunt the in Florida. Written by Tony Young, Media 75-acre field. 30 years of service Relations Coordinator for the Division of Koon Farm dove field in Lafayette County Hunting and Game Management, the column returns as part of these special-opportunity in a special section of Gulf Breeze News July 30. provides valuable information to novice dove hunts, and there will be 13 Dove Club Call (850) 932-8986 for details. hunters and those new to hunting Florida. permits available to hunt its 40 acres. Tony’s down-home writing style breaks The dove field on Hilochee Wildlife down the sometimes-confusing statutory Management Area, in Lake County, has 15 language associated with Florida’s hunting Dove Club permits available to hunt its 58 acres. rules, regulations and quota-application Hunters there last season took 108 doves. A HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED PLAY and play a third round of diamonds, processes. Hunters harvested 212 birds from Allapattah hoping West will have to win the trick, Flats PSGHA in Martin County, east of Lake which would ensure the contract. But To me, the best part about hunting is not East takes the third diamond with the harvesting game but spending quality time Okeechobee. Thirteen Dove Club permits are queen and returns a heart, and down outdoors with friends and family. One of the available for the 50-acre field. you go. North Newberry PSGHA, in Alachua You could say that the outcome was best ways to do that is through dove hunting, unlucky, but, even so, you should be which is part of the reason why great dove County, is another choice when applying. willing to shoulder a goodly portion hunts are in such high demand but often There will be 15 Dove Club permits available of the blame. You could have adopt- to hunt on its 40 acres. ed a different line of play that would difficult to find. have significantly increased your Because of this, the Florida Fish and The remaining property, Caravelle Ranch chances of making the contract. Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) in Putnam County, has three fields that total Although it’s certainly not the sort created its Special-Opportunity Dove Club about 140 acres with 30 Dove Club permits of thing you see every day, the cor- available. Last season, 283 doves were rect play is not to take West’s king Program. It offers hunters the chance of Tony Young of spades with the ace at trick one! experiencing exceptional dove hunting on the harvested there from just the six-day hunt. Instead, you let him hold the trick, state’s best public dove fields. Dove Club permits will be issued by after which there is nothing he can do random drawing during Phase I. That ful. Any applicant who provides an email ad- to stop you. Dove Club permits enable one adult and Let’s say West leads another spade one youth (age 15 or younger) to hunt all application period runs from 10 a.m. on July dress will also be notified by email. If you are at trick two. You win with the ace and scheduled dates for the dove field of their 20 through midnight July 30. successful in getting drawn, you can pay for discard a diamond from your hand. After obtaining the correct application the permit online by clicking on the “Claim” Then, after cashing the ace of trumps, choice. Permits cost $150 and enable both you lead the K-A of diamonds and hunters to take a daily bag limit of birds. All worksheet by going to MyFWC.com/Li- link in the “Permit Applications” section of There are plays that may appear to ruff a diamond. This establishes dum- hunts take place on Saturdays from noon until cense and clicking on “Limited Entry/Quota your customer account, or at any of the above- make no sense at all but are neverthe- my’s 7-6 of diamonds, on which you Hunts,” you can apply for these season passes mentioned license agents by Aug. 13. less demonstrably correct. Consider can later discard the K-9 of hearts, sunset. Scheduled hunt dates and number of this deal where you’re declarer at five and you finish with an overtrick. hunts vary between fields from late September by filling out a single worksheet (with up to Brochures on these areas are available on- clubs. West leads the king of spades, It is true that ducking the opening through mid-January. five dove field choices) and turning it in at any line at MyFWC.com/Dove. Also at that Web and the question is how to play the spade lead costs you a trick you didn’t Last year, 1,236 birds were harvested from county tax collector’s office, license agent or address, beginning in late September, hunt- hand. have to lose, but you get the trick back ers will be able to find the most up-to-date Let’s say you win the spade with the because you no longer have to lose six fields. This coming season, there again by applying online at GoOutdoorsFlorida. ace, play the king of trumps and then a diamond. More importantly, you will be the same six special-opportunity dove com. During Phase I, hunters may be awarded harvest information on these six special-op- lead a low diamond from dummy. You gain control of the diamonds and can fields scattered throughout the state from a permit for only one dove field. portunity dove fields. The website is updated plan to play the ten from your hand, establish them without running the weekly throughout dove season. but, unfortunately, East produces the risk that East will be able to win the which to choose. You may check the drawing results as early jack, which you win with the king. third round of the suit. Frog Pond North Public Small-Game as Aug. 3 by logging in to your customer ac- So if you’d like to join the FWC’s Dove You next lead a diamond to the ace © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. Hunting Area (PSGHA) in Miami-Dade count at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com. A pop-up Club, here’s wishing you luck in getting County was again the top producer last year message will let you know if you are success- drawn for these great hunts.

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SRIA: Group Leave only your footprints collecting used medicine bottles The SRIA board and those in people leave things, we will go BY PAM BRANNON The Gulf Coast Citizen attendance at the meeting last pick them up and get rid of them. Gulf Breeze News Diplomacy Council is collect- [email protected] Wednesday were shown photos of Then when they come back in the ing used medicine bottles to the mess left behind most nights morning and ask where their stuff benefit the Indianapolis-based Pensacola Beach does not need now on the beach. Chairwoman is, we can point to the ordinance. Malawi Project. to be covered in tents, chairs, and Tammy Bohannon said she doesn't Word will get around fast.” We all have medicine beach gear – broken or otherwise understand how it because such a Board member Karen Sindel bottles in our homes. As we – all night every night. More and problem in the fi rst place. said she realizes an ordinance pro- throw them away, they go to more items have been left on the “How did we get here? I know cess is not an overnight thing. “If landfills. However, they are beach over night, with some people a decade ago people never left all we went to the County Commis- still clean and new like the expecting to come back the next day this stuff behind on the beach,” sion tomorrow, the ordinance pro- day they were manufactured. and use them and others just leav- she said. cess will take at least about three Through the Malawi Project, ing broken tents and trash behind “I guess once somebody started months, right? these used bottles stay out when they leave the beach. The doing it, other people got the idea. So it wont even take effect un- of landfills and find further Santa Rosa Island Authority has Now it is a mess.” til this season has passed. But it use. So often, in the small rural had enough, and took the fi rst stepsLee said when the beach am- will be in place for next season, hospitals of Malawi, medicine last week to make some changes bassadors go from person to for sure.” is dispensed into torn pieces of that will allow them to enforce the person on the beach explain- Lee said he would ask that the newspaper for transportation “leave only footprints behind” rule ing that nothing but footprints ordinance be effective January to village homes. Once there, by passing a resolution to ask for an should be left behind when they 2016, since it would take a while the question becomes where ordinance. leave the beach at night, some to get adopted – if Tallahassee to put it where it can stay “This has to go all the way to Tal- people laugh. “They say there goes along with the request. clean and out of the reach of lahassee,” explained Executive Di- is nothing you can do stop me In the meantime, the SRIA staff children. rector of the beach Buck Lee. “First from leaving my stuff here, now has to keep cleaning up messes “We have a responsibility it goes to Escambia County for ap- is there?” like broken tents left behind on to help others in our global proval and them putting together an So Lee and the board want the beach and keep asking people community,” says Gulf Coast ordinance for us to enforce, then it something in place that can be “nicely” to not leave their items Citizen Diplomacy Council goes to Tallahassee.” used as enforcement. “When overnight. Program Coordinator Matt Rizzo. “This simple project can help so many people - I know Pensacola will rise to the challenge. It’s a win-win Doors should lead somewhere for our environment and the Kirby earns master's people of Malawi.” couple of weeks a prison. We all need the doors of The Gulf Coast Citizen ago I was having opportunity to open from time to Diplomacy Council will wrap Alunch at the Scenic time. Life is full of doors. Some degree from LSU up collection on August 31st, Diner and I saw the most will be closed and never opened so all donations must be made amazing thing. After I parked, in your lifetime. Others will Baton Rouge, Louisiana the Dutch Province of Zee- before this date. We ask that I was walking across the street be left as open as possibilities – Ryan Kirby, Gulf Breeze, land after returning from re- those interested in donating and noticed a building under for your future. Some doors earned his Master of Science search studies in The Neth- first peel off the labels (or boil construction. It was a brick two will require special keys or in Environmental Sciences erlands. water and clean off the labels). story building that was still circumstances for you to be able on May 14, 2015 at Louisi- He currently is a Research Collection boxes are located unfinished. There was a sign to open. Others will be broken ana State University’s 286th Assistant and Ph.D. student at the Gulf Coast Citizen posted outside advertising its down and kicked in by your commencement exercises. in the Department of Envi- Diplomacy Council office (223 builder and offering a lease arrangement. That determination. Others will be opened at the time Kirby, a Gulf Breeze High ronmental Sciences at LSU Palafox Place). Please call the was normal stuff. The thing that interrupted the you need it most. School graduate, presented working with the Center for office at (850) 595-0817 prior mundane scene was what was missing. While Our cat, Gus, often cries at our front door. I his thesis titled: Measur- Planning Excellence on So- to dropping off your donation there was a ground floor door, there was also a set used to think he wanted outside and so, I would ing Social Vulnerability to lutions for Coastal Retreat so a staff member can meet of French doors that open on the second. Those get up and open it. He would simply look at it the Environmental Hazards in in South Louisiana. you in the lobby. doors opened 15 feet off the ground but they had open doorway and then sit down. In truth, Gus, no stairs or platform. The doors literally opened to like most cats, didn’t want to go outside or inside; nowhere! he just wanted the door open. I never thought I I began to daydream. I imagined someone would say this, but I think his logic might speak drowsily pouring a cup of coffee and heading to for most of us. We don’t necessarily want to go the balcony to read the paper. One misstep and the through the door, we just want to know it’s open. news crews will come running. It really is crazy Today, I want you to consider not only the to think about doors that open to nothing. They doors you face, but the door that you are. You don’t open to a deck, a stairwell, an elevator, or just might be a door of possibility for the next patio. Those double doors were open to danger, new thing. Your life might open up to new not possibility! I’m sure that one day soon, relationships and careers. You can live with the those doors will open to something. I hope that grace and hospitality of an open door or you something is something good. can be controlling, negative, and as stubborn as Life is all about doors. There are doors that a closed one. I just hope that the door of your are openings for opportunity. There are doors that life goes somewhere! We re all spending our life are more like the cutting of red tape and simply opening and closing doors. Jesus even explained Gulf Breeze News will accept obstacles that are overcome. There are doors that salvation in terms of opening a door when an applications for GRIDIRON GURUS get closed while proverbial windows are opened. opportunity comes; “Behold, I stand at the door There are doors that hide what we keep in our and knock” (Revelation 3:20a). for the 2015-16 Season. closets and doors that protect what’s behind them. May your life be an open door. May your life There are screen doors, storm doors, sliding doors, find its fair share of opened doors. May your life French doors, hollow doors, and half doors. We actually go somewhere! Don’t be a second floor Preference will go to current have doors on our washing machines, dryers, door with nowhere to go! Make a difference. Give Gulf Breeze News advertisers! chifferobes, cars, trucks, compartments, offices, an opportunity to someone that needs it. Pray microwaves, and cabinets. We live in a world for those without a prayer. Love the unlovable. full of doors and all of them are designed to be Forgive the unforgivable. Your life may be opened. under construction, just like that building at the Show your skills in picking the winners If doors are supposed to be opened, why is beginning of this story. in college and NFL matchups. it that so many are closed? Life gets frustrating May your story have a happy ending and may when too many doors are locked that should be the doors of your life be opened so that you can easy to open. When the well of opportunity dries open doors for others. Applications are available at up and the dead bolts get turned, life can feel like Love one. Love another. www.gulfbreezenews.com/guru

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