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January 10, 2019 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1.00 $5 toll? Lawmakers fight Garcon Point plan

to what many see as an an earlier trustee’s re- By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News © 2019 already excessive toll to quest for a rate hike, [email protected] use the 3.5 mile bridge. either. Maybe you’ve been The situation has Maybe you’ve gulped and shrugged and sticking pins in dolls simply been left to dug deep in your wallet to pay the $3.75 toll that remind you of the quietly fester, with to cross the Garcon Point Bridge over East current investors in the seemingly little at- Bay in Santa Rosa County. privately owned bridge tention focused on Maybe you’ve opted to drive a few miles – the investors who Broxson Williamson it in a public venue, out of your way to get from one point in have long been saying although concerned the county to another, believing the rate they are not happy with the return on their citizens continue to contact their represen- would eventually fall to “rational” levels money and want more. Quite a bit more. tatives and senators, local spokesmen say. because of public pressure, at which point It’s time to face reality. Not surprisingly, the overwhelming ma- you would be happy to access Garcon Point There was little support in the Legislature jority of those constituents oppose a rate once again for your travels. for bills filed by Broxson and Williamson increase. File photo Maybe you’ve pinned your hopes on last spring that focused on state purchase of Now, however, investors have taken steps Investors in the Garcon Point Bridge want to increase the toll to State Sen. Doug Broxson or State Rep. Jay- $5 the bridge, so no action was taken on that er Williamson succeeding in putting an end approach. However, the State did not grant See Bondholders Page 3A » Man jumps Federal off fishing bridge shutdown

The body of a man who ap- closes parently jumped off the Es- cambia Fishing Bridge into Pensacola Bay on Saturday was national recovered Monday. Several agencies assisted with the recovery effort after seashore witnesses reported seeing a man jump. During the shutdown of the federal The man has not been identi- government due to the lapse of appropria- fied and an investigation is on- tions, national parks will remain as ac- A chart provided by Capital Trust Agency Executive Director Ed Gray to Gulf Breeze City Council shows going. the agency’s gross revenue, or everything it took in for each of the last five years, with an orange cessible as possible while still following Traffic was rerouted around line. The yellow line displays the amount of funding transferred to the City to help balance its budget. all applicable laws and procedures. The the 17th Ave. boat ramp in Pen- The green line represents funds CTA has over and above the total transferred to the City over these following park roads and areas at Gulf sacola while recovery efforts five years and the funding necessary to pay agency expenses – an amount that is placed in reserves Islands National Seashore, will remain against future need. were underway. accessible to visitors, but emergency and Authorities believe the man rescue services will be limited: took his own life. • All park waters. City renews contract with • Highway 399 through the Santa Rosa Area between Pensacola Beach and Nolan Winn Navarre Beach. bond manager Ed Gray • Park Road between Highway 90 reappointed and the William M. Colmer visitor com- By Glenda Caudle to answer any questions Council members plex gate. to judgeship Gulf Breeze News © 2019 might have about renewing his annual con- • All Mississippi barrier islands. [email protected] tract with the City, effective Oct. 1, 2018. There will be no NPS-provided visi- He also offered information about the im- tor services at Gulf Islands National Sea- Gov. Rick Scott reappointed Without funding in excess of $1 million pact CTA’s efforts have had and are con- shore, including public information, rest- Nolan Winn, 65 of Gulf Breeze per year coming into the coffers of the City tinuing to have on the City’s finances. rooms, trash collection, and facilities and as Judge of Compensation of Gulf Breeze from Capital Trust Agency, City Manager Samantha Abell explained roads maintenance. Because of the federal Claims. citizens would be looking at an 80 percent to Council members a minor change to the government shutdown, NPS social media Winn, represents the Pensac- increase in ad valorem, according to a state- contract which covers Gray’s duties related Ed Gray established and websites are not being monitored ola District. He has served the ment made by Mayor Matt Dannheisser at Pensacola district since 2006. to the operation and management of Gulf the bond program or updated and may not reflect current the Nov. 14 executive meeting of the Gulf in 1985. It regularly Breeze Financial Services, Capital Trust conditions. All park programs have been Winn received his bachelor’s Breeze City Council. brings over $1 million canceled, including: all daily ranger pro- degree from Jacksonville Uni- Former Mayor Ed Gray, who is execu- to city coffers each year. grams. versity and his law degree from tive director of CTA, attended the session See Due to Page 8A » Tulane Law School. The following park areas will be closed for the duration of the government shutdown: • In Florida, the Perdido Key, SR County photo selected for calendar Fort Pickens, Fort Barrancas, Naval Live Oaks, and Okaloosa areas as well as the Santa Rosa County Assistant Pub- Hurricane Ivan. After several years with more than 300 photos being Opal Beach complex. lic Information Officer Sarah Whit- of restoration, the chapel began a submitted. From the submissions, 15 • In Mississippi, the William M. field’s photo of Adventures Unlimited new life at Adventures Unlimited were selected for the 2019 FAC cal- Colmer visitor complex and Robert Mc- Outdoor Center’s historic Coldwater where it has been used for weddings, endar: Ghee Road. Creek Chapel will be featured as De- receptions, meetings and a place of “This year’s calendar theme hon- The Fort Pickens and Davis Bayou cember 2019 in The Florida Associa- worship since 2016. ors Florida’s rich and diverse history Campgrounds are also closed. Campers in tion of Counties’ (FAC) 2019 FAC The 2019 FAC calendar photo and the generations of Floridians these campgrounds were directed to leave Calendar: Old Florida. submission contest was held over who have contributed to the success by 4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22. All camp- The chapel was established in the summer and all of Florida’s 67 of this great state that we call home,” ground reservations will be cancelled, and Photo by Sarah Whitfield, SRC assistant 1901 in north Santa Rosa County. In counties were asked to submit their said Florida Association of Counties those with reservations will be refunded. public information officer the following 112 years, it endured best history photos or photos of their President and Hendry County Com- For updates on the shutdown, please The historic Coldwater Creek Chapel located at Adventures Unlimited. two moves and severe damage from favorite historic site in their county missioner Karson Turner. visit www.doi.gov/shutdown.

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The hearing or in addition to oral statements, competition. will begin as an open house at may do so at the hearing, by mail 5:30 p.m. CST, with a formal pre- addressed to Sherry Alaghemand, Individual winners sentation at 6:30 p.m., followed P.E., FDOT Project Manager, by a public comment period. 1074 Highway 90, Chipley, Flor- include: The hearing is being held to ida 32428, or via e-mail sherry. give interested persons an op- [email protected]. All Critics Choice Student Di- portunity to review the results of information postmarked no later recting: Chloe Scott the study and to provide input on than Friday, Jan. 25 will become proposed improvements and the part of the public hearing record. Critics Choice Ensemble recommended alternative. This hearing is being held Acting: Chloe Magnes Frenchie The intent of this study is to without regard to race, color, na- Devecchi, Mattie Hord, Sophia widen 24.5 miles of U.S. 98, pro- tional origin, age, sex, religion, Kirsten, and Sophie Wilson vide intersection improvements, disability or family status. Per- safety and access management sons who require special accom- Critics Choice Solo: Casey improvements, as well as add modations under the Americans Loy bicycle lanes and sidewalk. The with Disabilities Act, or persons Critics Choice Duet Sing- access management changes who require translation services along U.S. 98 include modifying, (free of charge) should contact ing: Victoria Williams and Casey Loy closing, and creating new median Sherry Alaghemand, toll-free at openings. (888) 638-0250, extension 1510 Maps, drawings, and other or via email sherry.alaghemand@ One Act BRIGHT STAR: information will be on display. dot.state.fl.us at least seven days Best Actor: Isaac Fritz FDOT representatives will be prior to the hearing. Best Actress: Emma Chest- available to discuss proposed For more information, fol- ney improvements, answer questions, low the Florida Department of All Star Cast: Cooper Ken- and receive comments. Environ- Transportation District Three on drick mental documents are available Twitter @myfdot_nwfl or like us Best Tech: Cooper Kendrick for review on the project web- on Facebook at www.facebook. 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850-932-9314 • Highpointe.com • 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy • Gulf Breeze, FL gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS January 10, 2019 3A Bondholders file suit to raise Calendar of Meetings Thursday, January 10 Santa Rosa County Commission Regular Garcon Point Bridge toll 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Continued from Page 1A City of Gulf Breeze Blueways Plan Citizens Input » and Review Meeting to do precisely what Broxson predicted they “This is just unprecedented, for a state-authorized 4:30 p.m., 800 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze would do in a January 2018 interview, when authority to be suing the State to perform an action Santa Rosa County Zoning Board Meeting he was urging a solution to the issue. They 6 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton have taken legal action against the State to that was already denied.” City of Gulf Breeze Soundview Trail Neighborhood increase the toll to $5 – a rate they first at- – Sen. Doug Broxson Enhancement Meeting tempted to force action on in 2015. At that 7 a.m., 800 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze time, as noted above, the state refused to act and the previous trustee did not press the Friday, January 11 case, although rumblings from the investors that the suit runs between 300 and 400 pag- “I’m looking for an indication of where continued. es and basically seeks $15 million in reim- we are legally. This will go to a judge, and Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Fast forward: On Dec. 20, 2018, a Mis- bursements as a base line, with the possibil- I would like to know what our position will 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze souri bank that serves as trustee for the ity of additional charges the investors hope be when we go to court. We will either have bondholders filed suit in Leon County Cir- to recover eventually being figured in. to have a defense or a response to them. This Wednesday, January 16 cuit Court. The purpose of the unprecedent- Asked if he knew whether a time has is just unprecedented, for a state-authorized Santa Rosa County Public Safety Coordinating ed action is to force FDOT to raise tolls by been set for the case to be heard in Judge authority to be suing the State to perform an Council Meeting $1.25 per trip across the span. John Cooper’s courtroom, Broxson said he action that was already denied. 11:30 a.m., 5755 East Milton Road, Milton For local residents who have to use the was not aware of such a date. Broxson said he and others with a con- bridge coming and going on a regular basis, “I think the State has a right to respond to cern about the issue are basically on the out- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters that will mean a $10 round trip per day. That the Court prior to a date being set,” he said. side, looking in, at this point. Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze figures represents an increase of $12.50 for “The bottom line is, the trustee and bond “I’m not sure I can be involved until I get five days’ worth of travel or a $650 addi- holder feel justified in having an increase clarity on what the State does and what the Santa Rosa County Aviation Advisory Committee tional jolt for a 52-week year of weekday to the toll. The State, though, did not grant trustee is looking for. I don’t see any legis- 5 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton crossings. such an increase in the past. lative move that could be done until this is Bridge investors appear to believe this “I spoke to the Governor (Rick Scott) resolved,” he said. City of Gulf Breeze Executive Session increase will have no negative effect on about a toll increase affecting commerce If calls to his office are an indication 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze drivers’ use of the bridge and will result in between the north and south parts of the of public sentiment about a toll increase, the boost to investment income they have county, and he agreed with that. He got with though, people are not very happy at the been advocating for for some time. his attorney and said normally this discus- prospect and think it does not make eco- Others maintain even those travelers sion would all come through the Santa Rosa nomic sense for the investors. who have absorbed current fees will balk Bridge Authority, but they have not met in Based on the sentiments he is hearing, at the increase and find alternate ways to years, so he told me he was not going to Broxson said, “I think the good will of the reach their destinations, resulting in even service the board. He (Scott) urged them to people is at stake with what happens, and, if less money coming in for investors. form a board and then let them move for- I were a bondholder, I would be concerned FLASHBACKS The bridge, which opened to traffic in ward (to try to resolve the issue with the about the backlash from people who use 1999, has never been out of the red for bondholders). that bridge.” January 10 construction costs. Neither has the toll ever “We tried to deal with it legislatively and An out of court settlement remains a 1 Year ago this week – 2018 been sufficient to cover bridge mainte- tried to let the turnpike authority work out possibility, but there has been no obvious Northwest Florida only saw a few random flurries and escaped nance. The latter is a responsibility FDOT a deal. That may no longer be an opportu- movement in that direction at this point. the deep snow and ice of Winter Storm Grayson, which created has assumed, utilizing taxpayer funds for nity, so, since it is a legal issue, I am trying If the case eventually results in a judg- havoc along the eastern seaboard, but many were feeling the the purpose. not to get involved and the Legislature is ment in the investors’ favor, the State of chill nonetheless. Temperatures dropped into the 20s for several Broxson, who tried to come up with a not involved in this suit. But I am interested Florida could go back to court with an ap- consecutive nights, causing runs on firewood and space heaters. deal that would involve a compromise re- in what happens and am hoping to have a peal, further delaying implementation of payment of the bondholders’ investment in response in the next 30 days,” the Senator any award Cooper might make in the case. 5 Years ago this week – 2014 the bridge, told Gulf Breeze News Jan. 4 said. State report card for schools were issued and Gulf Breeze High School remained a “B” school for the third consecutive year. Despite having a high-performing student body, the “B” grade came at a result of several factors, including less than satisfac- Mayor retires from JROTC post tory improvement from the performance of the lowest quartile. Citing several reasons for quarters Gulf Breeze High will be able 8 years in a row and has over stepping down from his JROTC asks each to select from some of the best 18,000 hours of community 10 Years ago this week – 2009 assignment at Gulf Breeze JROTC instructors who have a proven service.” A town hall meeting was held at Gulf Breeze High School to High, newly elected Gulf instructor track record. Landfair said he will con- discuss school budgets. New Schools Superintendent Tim Wyros- Breeze Mayor David Landfair to commit “On top of that, Master Ser- centrate on his new Mayoral dick said he and the school board are trying not to affect the said that “after 33 years of fed- to another geant Garcia and the current duties and help at home with classroom next year as much as possible. But they will need eral service, it is a good time to year of cadet leadership are absolutely his father who has been diag- to make about $21 million in cuts between now and the next step down and retire.” teaching. terrific. They will be able to nosed with cancer. school year. To teach JROTC, one has Then they Landfair handle the change easily. “As soon as things settle to serve at least 20 years in the offer the “In addition, last year the down a bit, I might look for a military and then retire from open jobs to current instruc- unit achieved an A+ on it’s part time job some where. In active duty. From that point, tors who would like to switch inspection from headquarters. the meantime, I have a lot to JROTC and the school split the schools. The unit is very healthy. It keep me busy in our commu- costs of the salary. Landfair said that is one rea- has been recognized as one of nity, and I look forward to it.” In January every year, head- son why this is a good time. the best in JROTC for the past

County selects courthouse builders The Santa Rosa County Com- the board ranked the proposals Chairman Sam Parker, District reduces design time. Construc- mission met Tuesday, Jan. 8 to and awarded the project to the One. “They did a fantastic job tion will begin this year. from your friends select a design-build entity for team of Ajax Building Corpora- for Okaloosa County on their For more information on the a judicial center complex to be tion, Sam Marshall Architects new courthouse in Crestview bid process, contact the Santa constructed on a 19-acre parcel and HOK. and we look forward to working Rosa County Procurement De- at Gulf Breeze News located on Avalon Boulevard in “It was an extremely compet- with them.” partment at bidinfo@santarosa. Milton. itive process with three highly Design-build is a project de- fl.gov or 850-983-1870, or visit The three competitors in- qualified firms, but I am excited livery system in which a single the county’s online bid post- cluded Ajax Building Corpo- to announce the board chose entity is contracted for both de- ings. January 10 January 14 ration, Morette Company and Ajax Building Corporation to sign and construction services. Ajax Building Corporation Richard Briggs Andrew Rossman Whitesell-Green Caddell. After partner with on the construction The method ensures a single has offices in Florida, Georgia interviews and deliberations, of our new courthouse,” said point of contact and generally and South Carolina. Lois Schlatter Robert Schooley January 16 Jean Warren James Driscoll Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Kelly Elliott Sharon Fulford Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. January 11 Corlette Mueller Makayla Guilbeau Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Mike Rodgerson

Felonies Gulf Breeze, failure to appear Cooks, Caleb Carril, B/M, Rd., Cantonment, probation January 12 Vikki Snider 12/30/18 Kelly, Trisha Ann, W/F, 31, 18, 2000 block, Shadow Lakes violation, habitual driving without Joshua Brown Driggers, Blake Edward, 9200 block, Ridge Rd., Navarre, Dr., Gulf Breeze, marijuana a license, drug possession, child Gracie Davis W/M, 18, 2000 block, Bright probation violation possession, probation violation neglect January 16 Water Dr., Gulf Breeze, larceny, Kimbro, Caedy Aileene, Davis, Deshaun Michael, 1/6/19 Eric Schurger Deidre Brown robbery 49, 2200 block, Panhandle Trail, B/M, 1800 block, Prado St., Holly, Nicole Monique Navarre, fraud, crimes against Navarre, probation violation, O’Dell, B/F, 37, 100 block, Karly David Leslie marijuana possession 1/1/19 a person, failure to appear Dr., Fort Walton Beach, habitual probation violation Fuciarelli, Kristina Anne, driving without a license January 13 Mertes, Aron Rolf, W/M, W/F, 34, 3600 block, Red Snapper Maite George 49, 100 block, Shirley Dr., Gulf Smolka, Samantha Christine, W/F, 24, 4700 block, Ct., Gulf Breeze, probation 1/7/19 Doug Kormondy Breeze, battery violation Hickory Shores, Gulf Breeze, Kerry, Daniel Joseph, W/M, burglary, drug possession Kathy Kidwell 1/2/19 45, 5400 block, Spruce St., Gulf 1/4/19 Breeze, aggravated assault with a Kathy Kuehl David, Linda Kay, W/F, 59, 1/3/19 Davenport, Daric Browder, weapon 1300 block, Oriole Beach Rd., W/M, 29, 3300 block, Pine Forest Trey Nichols

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An illegal pipe was pumping water from the In Memory construction site into a nearby pond This prompted her support of the American Cancer Society (ACS) and service as a leader in local ACS fundraising cam- paigns. Once she reached the five-year survival mark, being a cancer survivor was part of her identity and she was quick Shirley Mae Doeling to speak a word of encourage- DEP inspectors remove dewatering equipment from the Nature’s Cove subdivision being ment and comfort to others with constructed on Soundside Drive. Shirley Mae Doeling, age cancer. 93, of Carrington, ND, passed Shirley enjoyed traveling. away peacefully on Wednes- One especially meaningful trip day, January 2, 2019. Prior to was when she drove her mother Soundside residents report violations her passing, Shirley was visited and Grandma Katie in 1952 to and comforted by family mem- California to visit family. They bers at Your Life Senior Living were on the road by 5 am and to Dept. of Environmental Protection in Pensacola, FL. supper was a bottle of “pop” Shirley Doeling was born o Towed in as well as twisted at rates. The county has a certain rate given (soda) and cookies! Later in By Pam Brannon on June 3, 1925 in Estabrook, connections them by the state that gives homeowners life, Shirley and Dick traveled Gulf Breeze News © 2019 ND. She was the eldest of two [email protected] * Construction of a berm along the a discount on flood insurance. The county to Mexico, Aruba, Australia, daughters born to Jemima Fran- southern border of the property covered has wanted to increase their designation so and Italy. She also enjoyed ces and George Stephen Weller. Save Our Soundside is not waiting for and secured in plastic it would save all of us more money on in- meeting her daughters and Shirley grew up in Carrington government officials at any level to save * Dewatering filtration system – accord- surance. But from not enforcing these kind granddaughters in a selected and graduated from Carrington their community from developers who are ing to the permit rules including use of a of issues, especially with DEP, they could city for a weekend of shop- High School in 1943. She at- not following all the rules. weir tank, use of an upland retention pond actually be set backwards and we could all ping, dining, shopping, theater, tended secretarial school and at Dara Hartigan, President of SOS, spent and use of flock logs. lose money,” Hartigan said. and shopping. It was common age 19 moved to Portland, OR the last couple days of 2018 and first week Hartigan sent DEP photos Jan. 2 of a Hartigan attended the County Commit- knowledge that Shirley could where she worked in the busi- of 2019 contacting Department of Envi- pipe being used by developers of Nature tee meeting in Milton Monday, Jan. 7 and out-shop us all! ness office of a fastener com- ronmental Protection and sending photos Cove that was sending pumped water from spoke to commissioners. Once Shirley and Dick re- pany. Shirley always said the of what SOS believed to be violations in Nature’s Cove site to a neighbor’s pond. “I listed some of the land development tired, they volunteered regular- employees from ND worked dewatering of the Nature Cove develop- Those pipes were a violation. code changes that SOS would like to be ly at Carrington’s Daily Bread twice as fast as the rest of the ment off Soundside. DEP sent representa- Hartigan explained, “They worked done. Planning Director Shawn Ward and found great fulfillment in secretarial staff, but unfortu- tives to the site Jan. 3 and discovered that through the night before removing the spoke about the land development code, helping those in need. nately, were never paid twice in fact the developers of Nature’s Cove equipment to drain those waters from the and when he got done Commissioner Sam Shirley and Dick celebrated as much! Shirley made several did not have the required permits to do the construction site through those pipes into Parker asked him if the Tree Ordinance their milestone anniversaries lifelong friends in Portland and dewatering they were doing and ordered that private pond. The neighbors could could be pulled out and put on a fast track. with family. had fond memories of her time removal of the equipment. Developers ap- hear the pumps working all night. What So instead of having to wait until October Their 25th was in Carrington there. In 2012 daughter Dee ac- plied for and were issued a dewatering per- they are doing is putting too much water 2019 to get anything done on that tree ordi- and their 50th was celebrated companied Shirley to Portland mit Jan. 4, which included requirements into waterways that will lead to the Sound. nance, we can get something done quicker. on a Caribbean Christmas for a memorable reunion. for procedures different from what was That is what DEP does not want.” Then the day after the meeting, the county cruise with all their children When Shirley returned to being used. She said DEP wants the construction administrator emailed me to ask what con- and grandchildren. Carrington she worked in the Emily Shaffer, Environmental Specialist company to build a berm instead of drain- cerns SOS had about the ordinance to see Her husband Dick would business office at the - Car of the Northwest District of DEP, reported ing through those pipes to neighborhood if they could be incorporated,” Hartigan often smile and lovingly de- rington Creamery. She met her to Hartigan, both through phone conversa- ponds. explained. clare, “I married an exceptional husband-to-be at a local dance tions and email, that Shaffer and another ‘The berm would absorb the water back SOS members complained more than lady.” and on May 13, 1956, Shir- representative of DEP visited the site Jan. 3 into the ground in a natural way and not once about the developers of the new hous- Shirley is preceded in death ley married Herman Richard and found Nature’s Cove in violation with funnel the water, filled with debris, into the ing developments along Soundside were by her parents Jemima and “Dick” Doeling. not having a permit for dewatering or what Sound,” Hartigan said. clear-cutting properties and leaving no George Weller and grandpar- They had four children and they were doing to clear the water from the SOS members claimed all along that trees, and their actions did not fall under ents, Katherine and John Sum- Shirley worked as a full time building site. Not only did they order the there is too much water on Nature’s Cove the county’s current tree ordinance. mers, Mary and Joseph Weller. mom and office manager for dewatering equipment and pipes to be re- building site for home construction and Residents along Soundside have repeat- Shirley is survived by: hus- the H. R. Doeling Tax Business. moved, but gave the developer’s represen- that too many homes are being planned for edly said that not only does that cause a lot band Dick Doeling; son Paul Shirley was a talented baker/ tatives a list of ways to become complaint. the site. of trees to be lost but it also causes flood- Doeling; daughters: Dee (For- cook and her family especially Hartigan told Gulf Breeze News that But the Soundside residents have anoth- ing issues for neighbors since no trees are rest) Ramsel, Linda (Robert) appreciated her Sunday morn- Shaffer and DEP representatives told Na- er concern, besides the land being clear cut left to absorb any of the water in the new Spencer, and Mary (Paul) ing caramel rolls, parmesan ture Cove developers that “As various of trees and too much water. development. Hlavinka; sister Mary Cath- fried walleye fillets, sour cream ways to protect surface waters the follow- “Because of the lack of enforcement by When Hartigan contacted the county erine Feld; grandchildren: Jes- banana bread, and the fact that ing recommendations were made: the county on these issues, like not enforc- administrator about the violations, he sent sica (Jonathan) Miller, Janelle she kept the cookie jar full. * Proper installation and maintenance of ing the DEP permits, we as citizens could an email saying any fines would be issued Ramsel, Katie (Bobby) Duke, Shirley was an active partici- silt fencing lose money with higher flood insurance through the DEP process, not the county. Gena Hlavinka, Alexander pant in Grace Lutheran Church. Spencer, and Zachary Spencer, She served as both member and and great-grandson Eli Miller. leader in the Lutheran Women’s In lieu of flowers, donations Missionary League. Shirley may be made to Carrington’s New year will usher in lower energy prices was blessed to serve alongside Daily Bread, 875 Main Street, many who would become close Beginning in January, Gulf Carrington, ND 58421 or friends. Power customers will see prices Gulf Power residential price changes to Grace Lutheran Church At age 50, Shirley under- drop nearly 2 percent thanks to (Average residential customer monthly bill) LWML, P.O. Box 436, North, went treatment for cancer. Carrington, ND 58421. additional tax savings and lower January 2009 $143.58 Increase January 2015 $156.36 Increase costs. The drop was approved earlier this year by the Florida January 2010 $155.50 Increase for January 2016 $150.27 Decrease Public Service Commission. The Scrubber Gras Red Beans and Rice ben- average residential Gulf Power January 2017 $144.01 Decrease Shirley Evelyn efit for 15 years, as well as 1st customer using 1,112 kilowatt- January 2011 $141.66 Decrease Smallwood Wright July 2017 $150.80 Increase for mate in 1990. hours per month can expect to September 2011 $146.76 Increase infrastructure investments Evelyn is preceded in death see a $2.70 drop on their month- Shirley Evelyn Smallwood by her husband, George, her ly energy bill. Customers who Wright passed away peaceful- January 2012 $138.29 Decrease January 2018 $157.90 Increase mainly parents and six siblings. She use more electricity will see ly on December 19, 2018 sur- for costs of fuel to is survived by her daughter, more savings while customers March 2012 $134.59 Decrease rounded by her loving family. generate energy Cheryl Collinwood, grandson who use less will see less. Evelyn was born in Hagan John Wickman and his wife, “This tax reduction and lower April 2012 $138.65 Increase April 2018 $143.79 Decrease for (Lee Co.), Virginia, the young- Linda, great-grandchildren costs means lower energy prices Corporate Tax Reform est of seven children born July 2012 $127.64 Second largest Thomas Wickman and Mabel beginning in customers’ January (2018 only) Largest to Thomas and Bess Collins decrease in company Wright of Marietta, GA, as bills,” said Gulf Power spokes- decrease in company Smallwood. She came to the history well as many loving and spe- person Jeff Rogers. “This will be history Pensacola area in 1957 and cial nieces and nephews. the eighth time in 10 years we’ve was employed at Chemstrand January 2013 $130.05 Increase Grave services will be at been able to decrease prices with January 2019 $141.09 Decrease for where she met George Wright, Barrancas National Cemetery the average customer saving January 2014 $149.59 Increase for additional Tax Reform the love of her life. George NAS Pensacola where Ms. about $32 per year.” largest power grid savings and lower costs and Evelyn resided on Pen- Wright will be entombed with In October, the Florida Public construction project in sacola Beach from 1964 until (Prices for customers using 1,112 kilowatts her husband George. Ms. Service Commission approved company history their home was destroyed by of electricity per month.) Wright requested that there Gulf Power’s request to reduce Hurricane Ivan. be no memorial service. If rates for 2019 and beyond. This In 1974 Evelyn joined the sel, the Florida Industrial Power vironmental controls and energy years,” said Rogers. “As we pass desired, donations may be reflects the remaining tax savings PBWC. She served in several Users Group, The Florida Retail conservation programs. These along these additional savings to made to Pensacola Beach resulting from the Tax Cuts and offices, including five years as Federation and the Southern Al- “clauses” are reviewed annu- our customers, we will continue Community Church or a char- Jobs Act. The proposed decrease president. She also served as liance for Clean Energy to agree ally. to invest in Northwest Florida’s ity of your choice. National comes on the heels of a previous president of the LOE Lodge on how to best deliver these sav- “We’re extremely excited that energy grid to maintain the safe, Cremation & Burial Society price drop in 2018. Gulf Power 497 for two terms. As a char- ings to customers. electricity prices for our custom- reliable and affordable service has been entrusted with the worked to reach an agreement ter member of the Krewe of A portion of the price drop ers in Northwest Florida will be our customers have come to ex- Wrecks, she chaired the Mardi arrangements. with the Office of Public Coun- includes lower costs in fuel, en- the lowest they’ve been in five pect.”

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Club members, PSC faculty rational lessons he has learned classic Walt Disney movies. lutely chooses to overlook and “Mary Poppins.” I am so glad “Mary Poppins and staff; and free for PSC stu- about pursuing dreams Certain adults, in particular, ignore. It took 54 years, but the Dis- Returns” is as good as it is. Crit- dents with current ID. and taking creative risks. feel they are too sophisticated Disney movies try to reassure ney corporation finally put it ics mostly like it, and the audi- A comedy writer, speaker Tickets go on sale Jan. 7 and – too cool – to embrace all the us – “Someday [our] prince will together to make and release a ences coming out of screenings and entrepreneur, Dikkers is can be purchased at www.pen- light, breezy, childish simplicity come” – lulling us into a false follow-up to one of their great- seem genuinely bowled over by the founding and longest serv- sacolastate.edu/lyceum or at of the lush, colorful sentimen- sense of security – “can’t [we] est achievements, with “Mary its buoyancy and good cheer. ing editor-in-chief of The On- the Lyceum Box Office, Build- tal sweetness that defines “the feel the love tonight?” – and Poppins Returns.” It could have Even if you hate Disney mov- ion. He co-wrote and edited ing 8, Room 861, from 8:30 Disney sensibility.” This was suggests that, if we just look been a disaster. Finding the right ies (like my old friend), I think the New York Times bestsell- a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through very surprising to me, when I close enough, we can endure balance between showing the it is possible this movie might ing books “Our Dumb World” Friday. Tickets also are avail- first encountered this idea, my anything – “a spoonful of sug- crazy, lilting magic of the “prac- win you over, crack your cold, and “Our Dumb Century,” and able at the door, one hour be- first year of college, in 1982. ar [will] help the medicine go tically perfect” Poppins charac- cynical heart and maybe, just currently hosts “The Comedy fore the performance. My roommate at Rutgers pa- down.” Try spouting these trite ter, while properly respecting maybe, change your worldview, Insider Podcast.” For more information, call tiently explained to me that the clichés to a homeless person or the gravity of neglected chil- too (“There’s no place to go but Sharing the hilarious and the Lyceum Box Office at 850- unrealistic drivel of a typical a starving Ethiopan child and all dren mourning their mother’s Up”). unlikely story of how he and a 484-1847. Disney movie felt painfully of- you will likely inspire is a sneer recent death, needed to be very Next week I feel obliged to fensive and elitist to him. The or a confused teardrop. Until carefully navigated here. review “Aquaman,” which just big, bad world “out there” (be- my friend made this argument, Additionally, of course, there happens to be the biggest movie The New Horizon’s yond our dorm room walls, ap- I never considered it possible was the danger of tainting the in the world right now. 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„Saturday, Jan 12, Sign in 8:45 a.m. Clean up 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. OCEAN HOUR CLEAN UP Bay Bluffs Cleanup 3400 Scenic Hwy. Pensacola 6A January 10, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS Your help makes a difference Your Community Newspaper On the Caring and Sharing of South the organization is to every- Santa Rosa County wishes to one who helped. It doesn’t thank everyone involved with the happen without elves like mission of the organization and the Iron Order Motorcycle Spot: who helped with Thanksgiving Club, Community Emer- and Christmas Distribution 2018. gency Response Team Caring and Sharing is a 501©3 (CERT), Scout groups, non-profit, 100 percent volunteer school teachers and stu- service organization. Every year dents, plus many churches the week before Thanksgiving up and down Highway 98, P.O. Box 1414 food boxes, and the week before unteers hold food or toy drives, others to name a few. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Christmas food boxes and toys are pack- work during the distribution weekends by It is because of all of you that the non- Harbourtown Unit #35 aged for those in need who attended an carting and sorting food into client boxes profit reached its 40th year and continues What is your October client registration. Because in life at Oriole Beach Elementary School in No- to help support local families of which this favorite book? Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 sometimes, hard times fall upon us and it vember, and West Navarre Intermediate past year included; 380 adults and 120 Office: (850) 932-8986 is during those times of need Caring and School in December. The local commu- teens, 203 children and 34 infants from Sharing steps up to help families and the nity has many hard-working civic groups, South Santa Rosa County. Over 800 indi- By Glenda Caudle Fax: (850) 932-8794 Gulf Breeze News elderly. This year, the organization helped local churches, schools, businesses, clubs, viduals received Caring and Sharing ser- www.gulfbreezenews.com [email protected] 220 families. and individuals who contribute to make a vices to make it a year to remember. The non-profit is a seasonal support pro- difference in brightening their neighbor’s gram, which is blessed to have returning holidays. Robyn S. Philips is the Caring and PUBLISHER/EDITOR faithful volunteers that work many hours The words ‘thank you’ always seem to Sharing South Santa Rosa County Public in a spirit of good will toward others. Vol- Liaison Lisa Newell fall short to accurately express how grateful

SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson Rename the bridge

NEWS REPORTER for the ‘Panzacolians’ Glenda Caudle For about a half century, we have called the bridge between “Sweater Weather.” SALES Pensacola and Gulf Breeze, Letters to ABigAiL spOtsWOOD gulf Breeze Lisa Newell “Three-Mile Bridge” which is not a good name. the editor We now have a new bridge OFFICE MANAGER under construction over the Laura Jones same body of water and we strictive regulations, low un- need to select a good name for employment, and funding the identification. DOD to $700-$750 billion. ART DIRECTOR In August 1559, Spanish ex- During the first two years Barbara Crossland of Trump’s Presidency the fol- plorer Tristan de Luna sailed ing billions of dollars in export gation into Russian collusion lowing negative events trans- into what would one day be revenue. China is a top import- with the Trump campaign for pired: GRAPHIC DESIGN known as Pensacola Bay. It er of U.S. products. President proceeded through- Russia has made significant Blain Fowler also would be the first city in The stock market tanked in out 2018 and led to the prose- in-roads into Syria in the past America. A local tribe called December 2018 with the worst cution of LT. GEN. Flynn, Na- two years. “Cole: Ninja of Earth” the region “Panzacola,” per- December performance since tional Security Adviser; Paul CONTRIBUTORS President Erdogan of Tur- stEpHEN spOtsWOOD haps meaning “long-haired 1931, and it continues to roil Manafort, Trump’s campaign Betty Archer Allen key asked Trump if the U.S. gulf Breeze people,” as the indigenous primarily due to the trade war manager; and Michael Cohen, could leave Syria, and Trump Pam Brannon inhabitants may have been with China, some poor cor- Trump’s personal lawyer. complied and unilaterally de- Tom Nolan known. porate profits, rising interest Trump’s deep character cided to pull our troops out Jack Kale In a very short time, a huge rates, the turmoil in the White flaws, including but not limited of Syria. Trump, against the rain and wind storm appeared House, and the government to his obnoxiousness, insults, judgement of his generals, is – we now refer to this kind of shutdown. lying, attacks on our freedoms drawing down our military in storm as hurricanes. In a very Trump shut down the gov- and not understanding the Member: Afghanistan. short time most of Luna’s ernment and put 800,000 workings of our government, The U.S. ceased military Florida Press Association ships were sunken and the fu- government workers out on led to the Democratic victories exercises with South Korea ture first American city was the street because he wants in the mid-term elections. The because Kim Jong Un asked destroyed. to build a border wall which Democrats took control of the Trump to cease the exercises. Pensacola Beach My selection of naming is very costly and might not U.S. House of Representatives Chamber of Commerce the new bridge is “Panzacola We are currently in a stalemate solve the illegal immigration and the governorships of the “Any books about animals, like Bridge.” with North Korea concerning problem. key states of Michigan, Wis- ‘Noah the Ark.’” Greater Pensacola NOAH H. BELEW their denuclearization. Trump had the EPA weak- consin and Pennsylvania. They DiEgO MENDEs Chamber of Commerce We have alienated our allies Gulf Breeze en the Clean Air Act and the also took control of the House gulf Breeze in the world by pulling out of Clean Water Act, which will and Senate in New Hampshire, Navarre Tourist agreements and diluting our Trump’s First Two Years increase the pollution of our my home state. Development Council responsibilities in various in- As an Independent I pro- environment. Based on my assessment of ternational organizations. vide the following evaluation Trump decreased the size of Trump’s first two years I give China has significantly ex- of Trump’s first two years in a number of National Monu- him a grade of D-; and there- panded its outreach in the Far office. ment areas in the U.S.Trump fore, Mr. President, there is LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze East and has developed stra- Positive accomplishments has lost about 25 key White tremendous room for improve- News welcomes your opinion. We tegic bases in the South China during the two years include: House officials in his two ment in the new year. reserve the right to edit a letter to fit Sea. space available. We do not accept revised tax policy benefiting years as President, which is a We are in a trade war with letters containing a personal attack many Americans, elimination record. DONALD MOskOWitz China and many states are los- on any individual. Letters must be of some unnecessary or re- Robert Mueller’s investi- Londonderry, NH limited to one per month from an “Little Critters.” individual writer. If we receive form MAry ELizABEtH letters, we will print only the first spOtsWOOD one we receive. Include your name, We can all, like, literally over exaggerate gulf Breeze address and daytime phone number. Most of us have a list of pet posted sign that says so and raining cats and dogs?” I’ve peeves and I am no different. the government shutdown has gotten my children to back CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Putting the toilet paper roll lots of documents behind it’s off of the word since I started News is committed to accuracy and on backwards or not at all is direction. Lastly, written in- clarifying their stories by ask- wants to hear from you if we need in the top 10. Beginning a structions in cookbooks, law ing them if they mean literally to make a correction or clarification. statement with “honestly” or books, or anything else writ- or actually. It usually happens Please email us at news@ “to tell you the truth” always ten down is truly literal. There when they are engrossed in gulfbreezenews.com with the begs me to reconsider whether is power, however, in being telling me something excit- subject line CORRECTION or I should trust you without that literal. There is power in the ing or important and the word CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- qualifier. One of my oldest written and spoken word. In “literally” slips out of their 8986 during office hours and ask shutdown thing has literally peeves is when people call the first of the two Hebrew mouth! I bet that it will work for news or sports departments. closed our own Fort Pickens!” “Aliens.” ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News water heaters, “hot water 4- “The cookbook literally creation stories, Yahweh for you too if you can endure heaters.” If you are going to speaks the world into exis- the pain of a few eye rolls and MArgArEt spOtsWOOD will not be responsible for quality or instructed me to ‘beat the egg gulf Breeze discoloration in ads provided by the add an unnecessary word to whites’. How do I do that?” tence (Genesis 1). The Johan- heavy sighs. Lastly, consider advertiser or its agents. describe a water heater at least The word, “literally,” literally, nine birth narrative for Jesus what you need to write down call it a cold water heater! is an adverb that means “word tells us that he is the incarna- in your life. Write down some God’s word Even so, my most recently tional word or logos from the important scriptures that give Gulf Breeze News is published for word, exact, or verbatim developed case of pet-peeve- beginning of creation (John you hope and encouragement. weekly on Thursdays by Gulf “Of those four examples, the [Joshua said,] “For the itis comes from the use of 1). Hammurabi inscribed his Post them on your mirror, Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions first two of them are literally LORD your God dried up the are $52 per year. Periodical the word “literally.” Lately, unacceptable. The third and legal code into stone so that computer screen, refrigerator. Jordan before you until you postage paid at Gulf Breeze, people have begun using the fourth ones are appropriate. there was literally a law of the or dashboard. Start a journal had crossed over. The LORD Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no word, literally, in the follow- The proper use of the word land. 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Double baby shower honors expectant sisters-in-law

Many blessings are due to the Papajohn family, as Greg and Vici will expect two grand- children this spring. Son Carroll and his wife, Haley Duke Papa- john, are expecting a daughter in March. Meanwhile, daughter Grace Papajohn Garfinkel and Hostesses for a double shower featuring sisters-in-law Haley Duke Papajohn, third from left, and Grace Papajohn Garfinkel, fourth her husband, Evan, are expect- from left, were Lisa Tidwell, Sherlyn Waghalter, Janet Eddy and Terri Davidson. Haley is expecting a girl in March and Grace is expecting a boy in May. ing a son in May. The good news continues as daughter Sal- lie accepted the December pro- posal of her boyfriend, George Neese. Brigette Brooks is president of Haley is the daughter of Jan- IMPACT 100. ice and Harrison Duke. Good friends Lisa Tidwell, Sherlyn Waghalter, Janet Eddy and Terri Davidson hosted a joint baby shower for the two mothers-to-be at Tidwell’s Beach Drive home while Grace and her husband were visiting over the holidays. Grandmother Charis Powell was on hand to accept the many congratulations on behalf of herself and great-grandpa-to-be Hood. President Roz Leahy welcomed those in attendance at the Gulf Coast Friends December meeting of PSOG. (GCF) IMPACT 100 Gulf Coast Friends’ January luncheon and meeting is to- The women of IMPACT 100 John Barksdale as played various types of harmonicas since at day, Thursday, Jan. 10, at Tiger the PSOG December meeting say, “Happy New Year! Bring Point Golf Club in Gulf Breeze, your friends to hear about IM- at 10:30 a.m. social time and 11 PACT’s 15 years of funding za Street, Pensacola 11:30 a.m.- hope you can join them and en- a.m. meeting. transformative projects in our 1 p.m. Speaker: Rob Overton, courage you to attend. If you GCF have a speaker, Alicia, community, and the rewarding Executive Director, University have any questions, please con- from The Secret Place to tell experience that membership of West Florida Historic Trust. tact Kathy Krafka at kkrafka@ them about her group and the brings.” All have the opportu- Hosted by Meri Asmar, Brigette hotmail.com. Sallie Papajohn and Amy Armstrong attend the double baby work they do. You will not want shower for Haley Duke Papajohn and Grace Papajohn Garfinkel. nity to attend any or all mem- Brooks, Victoria Mullet & Ali- to miss this very interesting pro- bership events! The IMPACT cia Ahern. Pensacola Symphony gram. 100 membership drive ends * Wednesday, Jan. 30. Flora- Orchestra Guild * Jan Peterson, Make plans for Game Day March 1, so join or renew to- Bama Lounge. 17401 Perdido Chairperson of the & Soup/Chili or Dessert Cook- (PSOG) day! Ask about the donation Key Drive, Perdido Key 6-8 signature fund- Off at Holley By The Sea Pensacola Symphony Guild and membership payment op- p.m. Hosted by Flora-Bama raiser, Magnolias Beach House on Thursday, Jan. lmet Wednesday, December tions. The events still available Lounge. and White Linens 24 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Enter 5th, 2018. President Roz Leahy in January are: (MWL), reported your best soup, chili or dessert welcomed those in attendance * Thursday, Jan. 17, Tiger West Florida Literary on the plans for the for a chance to win the Golden and complimented the table Point Golf Club, 1255 Country Federation 33rd annual MWL Ladle or Golden Spatula Award. decorations prepared by Roma- Club Rd,, Gulf Breeze 4:30- scheduled for Recruit your own group and West Florida Literary Federa- na Lopez and Marte Picker. The 6:30 p.m. Speaker: Marty Sta- Wednesday March supplies to play your favorite tion hosts open mic and reading program and speaker was intro- novich, Executive Director, and 6 at New World games. Jan. 15 at the Pensacola Cultur- duced by Vice President Ann First Tee of Northwest Florida. Landing. The Pa- Contact Emilie Bova at (850) al Center 400 S. Jefferson St., Mitchell. Mitchell presented Hosted by Tiger Point Golf trons’ Party will 607-0977 for more information. Rm. 200. Refreshments at 6:30; John Barksdale as a true son of Club & IMPACT 100 Women be at Lee House In the months to come, there reading from Water Skiing on Pensacola who has played vari- of Tiger Point. and Roy Blount, will be lots of exciting speak- the Amazon by Patricia Edmis- ous types of harmonicas since * Tuesday, Jan. 22, Sun- Jr. will be the ce- ers and fun programs that you ten at 7; open mic at 7:30. Free. the early 1970s. Trust Tower, 220 West Garden lebrity entertainer. would not want to miss. Stay Open to public. For more in- Barksdale provided an inter- Street, Pensacola, 4:30-6:30 Credit cards may tuned in and make plans to at- formation call (850) 723-2112, esting history of harmonicas and p.m. Speaker: Shannon Nickin- Andrea Jones Walker, author of be used for the tend the monthly Luncheons their predecessor. He mentioned Charis Powell with Natalie Newell at the son, Director of Early Learning, luncheon tickets, and Meetings. “Bending the Arrow My Town that Honer Company is the larg- double baby shower. Studer Community Institute. Patrons’ Party, and Gulf Coast Friends welcomes ~ My View” and newly released est producer harmonicas and Hosted by Rishy & Mallory Sponsorships. all women who live in the area book, “Turning Leaves.” It’s a discussed the two types of har- Skip Vogelsang, show chairman Studer. to come and see what they are collection of short essays, most- monicas in his interesting pre- will give a presentation on the * Thursday, Jan. 24, Aza- all about and meet new friends. ly reviews of books of a variety sentation before he entertained PCC December 2018 Show Re- lea Trace, 10100 Hillview Pensacola Camellia The Club has over a dozen spe- of genres. the audience with musical se- sults. Drive, Pensacola, 3:30-5 p.m. Club (PCC) cial interest groups from which lections on the harmonica. Membership and additional Speaker: Trudy O’Brien, As- to choose. Red Shoe Book Club Following the program, PCC will meet Tuesday, Jan. information can be found online sistant to the President/CEO, Call Linda Bozorgnia at President Roz Leahy asked that 15 at the Garden Center at 6:30 at pensacolacamelliaclub.com/ Capstone Academy. Hosted by (850) 490-1193 if you are in- The Red Shoe Book Club all share a moment of silence p.m. for social, 7 p.m. program. annual-camellia-show/. IMPACT 100 Women of Azalea terested in becoming a member. will meet at the Navarre Li- to honor the passing of former Trace. GCF send a collective. brary on Monday, Jan. 14 oat 10 President George H W. Bush. * Monday, Jan. 28, Museum a.m. Instead of the usual third A delicious lunch was then en- of Commerce, 201 East Zarago- Monday of each month due to joyed by all. the holiday closure. The group * Jessica Hyche introduced Adopt-a-Pet continues to read about our First Emily Varley, PSO staff mem- Ladies. 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Community Development Entity from That eventual cessation was one of the previous year – a change which the reasons behind the creation of CTA will allow draws against earned incen- in 1999. The “new” entity is, in ef- tive pay to begin March 15, rather than fect, a means of supplanting what was April 15. Otherwise, base pay, incen- known to be an expiring program so tive pay scale and other key provisions that a healthy flow of funds into City of the contract remain the same, and coffers would continue to come from Gray’s “salary” as executive director working with investments rather than depends on his ability and commitment from citizens’ pocketbooks. to benefitting the City of Gulf Breeze CTA also serves a market need to financially. provide conduit financings for qualify- Council members agreed unani- ing non-governmental borrowers. mously to place the item on the con- Next year, to balance the books at sent agenda for the Nov. 19 business City Hall, CTA will have to come up A second chart provided by Capital Trust Agency Executive Director Ed Gray to Gulf Breeze City Council recently shows session, where it passed. with $1 million on its own. the amount contributed to the City’s budget through ad valorem (green line), the amount transferred from CTA to help balance the budget (blue line) and the amount contributed by GBFS for that purpose (yellow line) through the years. The If economic trends continue posi- chart also shows the percentage of increase in ad valorem revenue needed to balance the budget if transfers from CTA How it came to be tively, that will be possible. and GBFS ceased. In fact, CTA is currently bringing In 1985, Gray, who was serving in more than the amount it hands over Gray, who says he and former Mayor ship opportunities and provides men- neighborhoods. Gulf Breeze as mayor, was approached to the City each year. That “excess” is Lane Gilchrist and Richard Lott saw tors to guide children along the way, Gray describes it as specialized and by banking interests about Gulf Breeze placed in reserves. In years where the a market need for a conduit issuer for according to its website. says it was formed exclusively to ap- serving as a conduit issuer of tax-ex- economic news may not be so rosy for projects not necessarily government- Officers of the board of directors in- ply for and utilize New Market Tax empt bonds. The City would earn a fee CTA because of market factors, it can oriented, such as non-profit or private clude Chairman Rupert “Burt” Snooks, Credits. Only U.S. Treasury-certified for these services under the multi-year still contribute to the City because of entities seeking financing. Vice Chairman Gary Michaels, Secre- Community Development Entities can program. The expected issuance of those reserve funds. “GBFS and CTA and CTA CDE are tary/Treasurer Robert F. “Bob” Cleve- apply for new market tax credits. bonds was $500 million. The amount the City depends on all in the business of doing things for land and Assistant Secretary Chris An example of projects originated The ’85 program, whose purpose from CTA may change a bit from year public purpose projects that qualify for Kemp, who is the newest board mem- by CTA CDE is the financing of Pen- was, primarily, to lend to governmen- to year. That figure is “settled on” be- tax exempt bonds,” Gray says. “The ber. Other board members are Harri- sacola’s Community Maritime Park tal entities, will “go away” in 2020, tween the city manager – who says reason it all exists is as a governmental son “Harry” Wilder, Deborah Roche, that many credit as the driving force however, when the last of the bonds is what the City of Gulf Breeze is hoping entity, CTA can provide a conduit for former Mayor Matt Dannheisser (the revitalizing downtown Pensacola. paid off. for to maintain the budget – and Gray municipal bonds.” Council appointee who will likely soon The thing Gray would like to stress The ’85 program was, in part, re- -- who is able to determine whether The Interlocal Agreement allows be replaced in that capacity by a new most is that through all the activities lated to the expected change in the tax the sum needed is plausible for CTA to for the provision of utilities; recreation appointee) and former Mayor Beverly the agencies are involved in, there has laws expected to be enacted in 1986. contribute. and tourism facilities; charter schools; Zimmern. never been a pledge of City revenues It always had a defined maturity date, “The goal for the past 10 years,” affordable housing; healthcare facili- Gray is an officer of the agency, but for any program. That means there is and it was clear a combination of lack says Gray, “has been to supplant what ties; and housing, care and services for is not a board member. no financial obligation for Gulf Breeze of demand and the maturity date of we knew to be an expiring program, the aged or infirm among the allowable When vacancies occur, Council ap- or for the State of Florida or for any loans made early on would factor into with CTA having success in originat- financings it can structure. points a new member. That board also other governmental entity, so there is that timetable. ing finances so that we will have that CTA is, in essence, a conduit for such serves as the board of Capital Trust no jeopardy for them, either. Later, in the early 1990s, the City income when GBFS plays out.” transactions and has a particular inter- Agency Community Development Bondholders who buy municipal Council created Gulf Breeze Financial It is both a Florida non-profit corpo- est in helping blighted housing projects Entity, a creation and a subsidiary of bonds, Gray says, are sophisticated Services as the department of the City ration and a governmental entity cre- become desirable residences that make CTA. and knowledgeable purchasers and administering the various financing ated by Interlocal Agreement entered it possible for low-income families to There is no connection between they understand the conduit nature of enterprises under the umbrella of the into with the Town of Century. In or- find housing in safe environments. GBFS and CTA or GBFS and CTA GBFS, CTA and CTA CDE. City. der for CTA to exist, it must be paired CTA has financed more than $1.5 CDE, except that Gray and two other Gray says the arrangement rep- In September 2018, GBFS had with another city, per state regulations billion in such IRS-approved tax-ex- staff members serve as staff support to resents – in addition to its financing made an annual $380,000 “contribu- – thus the connection to Century. It empt financing plans since 1999 and all three entities. capabilities that benefit the City – a tion” to the City of Gulf Breeze, with cannot take any actions that override continues to pour funds into City cof- Established in 2007, CTA CDE has “heavy duty brick wall to protect the CTA kicking in another $620,000, for the powers of the City of Gulf Breeze fers as a result of that work. Unlike as its primary mission the revitaliza- City” because the entities are clearly a total of a million dollars citizens did or the Town of Century. GBFS, it is able to and committed to tion of disadvantaged communities, separate from the City. not have to come up with through taxes CTA has been described as a one- originating new loans as old ones are according to its website, by accessing It is an arrangement that arouses not to balance the budget. stop shop for investors by means of paid off, thereby keeping a healthy bal- the federal New Markets Tax Credits a little envy from other communities By next September, GBFS will have bundling powers. It was also created ance sheet going. program, as enacted by Congress. To who cannot count on such protection or nothing left in its coffers to give – its with an eye toward expanding lend- CTA also has invested more than revitalize disadvantaged communities, such financial assistance from a source usefulness having played out, as it was ing beyond the governmental entities $650,000 in various scholarship pro- CTA CDE offers non-traditional loans outside the taxpayers. destined to all along. that GBFS was primarily limited to grams – in particular the Take Stock in and investments to projects located At that point, the City Council by its original mission, according to Children program that offers scholar- in distressed, previously underserved On the Market Real Estate for Sale

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Schedules Thursday, Jan. 10 GB girls soccer vs. Niceville, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) GB boys soccer at South Walton, 7 p.m. GB boys ninth grade, girls JV at Navarre, 5:30/7 p.m.

Friday, Jan. 11 GB basketball vs Navarre, (JV boys 4:30 p.m., Var. girls 6, Var. girls 7:30) The Gulf Breeze High GB girls soccer at football team is slated to Fort Walton, (JV 5 remain in Class 6A after the Florida High School p.m., Var. 7) Athletic Association GB boys soccer vs on Friday released the West Florida, (JV ­c lassifications­for­2018-19­ 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) and­2019-20.­ GB wrestling Gulf Breeze, along with Pace and Milton, at Panhandle The Gulf Breeze Dolphin basketball Championships, TBD will­ move­ to­ District­ 1­ team ran the proverbial gauntlet, beating and will be joined by Fort LPCA boys the squad’s two biggest rivals on the road Walton, which will move basketball at Grace as­part­of­a­3-0­week. to­District­1­from­3.­ Baptist, 6 p.m. The Dolphins, ranked fourth in the state Mosley­will­join­1-6A­ in­Class­ 8A,­ are­ now­ 8-0­ on­ the­ season.­ after playing in 5A the They­ will­ host Tate­ in­ a­ District­ 1-8A­ Saturday, Jan. 12 last­four­years.­Escambia­ battle­tonight­in­hopes­of­going­3-0­in­dis- and Washington are the GB basketball vs trict­(which­would­give­them­wins­over­all­ Milton, (Ninth grade two lone holdovers from three­district­opponents).­ 1-6A­the­past­four­years,­ boys 3 p.m., JV 4:30, Tonight’s varsity boys contest is the last while Navarre, Tate and Var. 6) of­five,­with­the­ninth-grade­boys­kicking­ Niceville­are­in­1-7A.­ GB wrestling off­the­action­at­2:30­p.m.­ “To maintain the wishes at Panhandle The varsity boys rolled to a win over of our constituents, the FH- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Foley­at­home­on­Dec.­9­before­winning­at­ Championships, TBD SAA will not be accepting Not this time Catholic­Dec.­10­and­at­Navarre­Friday. appeals,” the FHSAA said on­its­website. Monday, Jan. 14 PHS keeper Jorjia Elmore punches a ball out before Delaney Williams (5) could get a head on it. Williams scored in the second half of GBHS’ 3-0 win Friday. GB girls soccer vs. Choctaw, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) Lady GB boys soccer at PHS, (JV 5 p.m., Var. 7) GB boys basketball Dolphin vs. Washington, (Ninth grade 4:30 p.m., JV 6, Var. 7:30) soccer GB girls basketball at Central, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7) opens ’19

Tuesday, Jan. 15 GB girls soccer at with 3-0 Navarre, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) GB basketball at victory Tate, (JV boys 4:30 By Jason Thompson p.m., Var. girls 6, Var. Gulf Breeze News© 2019 boys 7:30) [email protected] GB ninth grade The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin soccer boys soccer vs. team needed a pair of goals late in the Jason Thompson/ Choctaw, 6 p.m. second­half­to­put­away­PHS­3-0­Friday­ Gulf Breeze News LPCA boys basketball at­ Dolphin­ Stadium.­ The­ game­ was­ Mia Mauro makes vs Grace Baptist, 5 moved­ to­ GBHS­ after­ PHS’­ field­ was­ a run in the Lady unplayable due to the excessive rain in Dolphins’ 3-0 win p.m. the­area­in­recent­days. over PHS Friday. Kristen Goodroe scored on a breakaway Wednesday, Jan. 16 off a Delaney Williams feed with eight GB boys soccer at minutes­ left­ in­ the­ first­ half.­ Williams­ Fort Walton, (JV 5 made­it­2-0­in­the­65th­minute­(off­a­Katie­ p.m., Var. 7) Player pass) before Goodroe scored again three­ minutes­ later­ off­ a­ Williams­ pass.­ GBHS hosts Niceville tonight before heading­to­Fort­Walton­Friday. Gulf Breeze’s Number # 1 selling team with over $65 million closed in 2018 2B January 10, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Dolphins take second at Spanish Fort Tourney

By Jason Thompson 120 Gulf Breeze News© 2019 Ian Daily (22-3) placed 2nd [email protected] and scored 27.5 team points. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Round 1 - Ian Daily (Gulf wrestling team may look at Breeze) 22-3 won by fall over ­going back to school this week Gavin Strain (Robertsdale) 22-4 as taking a break. (Fall 1:55) GBHS competed in the North Round 2 - Ian Daily (Gulf Bay Haven Tournament Friday Breeze) 22-3 won by tech fall and Saturday - the third con- over Dalton Jones (Daphne) 8-9 xxxx secutive weekend they’ve com- (TF-1.5 3:02 (15-0)) peted in since taking their fall Round 3 - Ian Daily (Gulf semester exams. Breeze) 22-3 won by fall over The second of those three Gavin Gray (Spanish Fort) 9-21 tournament was the seven-team (Fall 2:30) Fight for the Fort in Spanish Round 4 - Ian Daily (Gulf Fort. The Dolphins finished Breeze) 22-3 won by medical second. Their results are as forfeit over DaMaurea Freeman ­follows: (McAdory) 13-14 (M. For.) Round 5 - Gabriel Warren 106 (Spanish Fort) 37-4 won by fall Max Kronlage (17-7) placed over Ian Daily (Gulf Breeze) 6th and scored 10.0 team 22-3 (Fall 3:25) points. Round 1 - Max Kronlage 126 (Gulf Breeze) 17-7 won by fall Kelly Scanlon (12-7) placed over Aaron Kinslow (Spanish 2nd and scored 28.0 team Fort) 2-10 (Fall 0:44) points. Round 2 - Max Kronlage Round 1 - Kelly Scanlon (Gulf Breeze) 17-7 won by fall (Gulf Breeze) 12-7 won by fall over Chase Lee (Spanish Fort) over Joshua Johannson (Weaver) 20-13 (Fall 0:38) 27-10 (Fall 0:44) Round 4 - Michaela Childs Round 2 - Kelly Scanlon (Daphne) 15-20 won by (Gulf Breeze) 12-7 won by fall ­medical forfeit over Max over Alton Wisdom (Daphne) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Brandon Walls, shown here competing at last month’s Beast of the Beach, finished third in his weight class at Fight at the Fort. Kronlage (Gulf Breeze) 17-7 10-20 (Fall 0:25) (M. For.) Round 3 - Kelly Scanlon 138 Round 5 - Calvin Malo Round 2 - Austin Earle (Gulf Round 1 - Yaxzkhin Mar- Round 5 - William Miller (Gulf Breeze) 12-7 won by fall Michael Walls (5-0) placed (Gulf Breeze) 19-5 won by fall Breeze) 16-4 won by fall over tinez (McAdory) 7-5 won by (McAdory) 21-7 won by medical over Isaac Wilde (Robertsdale) 1st and scored 35.0 team points. over Joseph Kennedy (Spanish Logan Sliman (Daphne) 19-16 fall over Kyler Vonarb (Gulf forfeit over Max Kronlage (Gulf 3-6 (Fall 0:37) Round 1 - Michael Walls Fort) 26-12 (Fall 2:31) (Fall 3:15) Breeze) 7-5 (Fall 0:47) Breeze) 17-7 (M. For.) Round 4 - Donald Phillips (Gulf Breeze) 5-0 won by fall Round 3 - Austin Earle (Gulf Round 2 - Kyler Vonarb 5th Place Match - Denver (McAdory) 41-5 won by fall over Dylan Deloach (Weaver) 170 Breeze) 16-4 won by decision (Gulf Breeze) 7-5 won by fall Persinger (Spanish Fort) 22- over Kelly Scanlon (Gulf 15-15 (Fall 1:50) Phillip Frazetta (16-10) over Nickolans Pate (McAdory) over William Blount (Spanish 13 won by medical forfeit over Breeze) 12-7 (Fall 4:46) Round 2 - Michael Walls (Gulf placed 2nd and scored 28.0 20-13 (Dec 7-4) Fort) 8-13 (Fall 1:29) Max Kronlage (Gulf Breeze) Round 5 - Kelly Scanlon (Gulf Breeze) 5-0 won by fall over team points. Round 3 - Sean Caleb Al- 17-7 (M. For.) Breeze) 12-7 won by fall over TUCKER HARVILLE (Spanish Round 1 - Phillip Frazetta 195 lison (Weaver) 35-2 won by Sebastien Furlow (McAdory) Fort) 17-22 (Fall 1:32) (Gulf Breeze) 16-10 won Samuel Rosenbalm (18- fall over Kyler Vonarb (Gulf 113 10-10 (Fall 0:22) Round 3 - Michael Walls (Gulf by fall over Darren Davis 8) placed 3rd and scored 22.0 Breeze) 7-5 (Fall 1:01) Brandon Walls (12-8) Breeze) 5-0 won by fall over (Robertsdale)­ 7-6 (Fall 0:54) team points. Quarterfinal - Carson Peak placed 3rd and scored 22.0 132 GEMIR SCOTT (McAdory) 18- Round 2 - Phillip Frazetta Round 1 - Aaron George (Spanish Fort) 16-8 won by team points. Riley Scanlon (6-12) placed 14 (Fall 1:01) (Gulf Breeze) 16-10 won (Spanish Fort) 15-2 won ­decision over Kyler Vonarb Round 1 - Cameron Holder 5th and scored 14.0 team Round 4 - Michael Walls by fall over Adam Patterson by decision over Samuel (Gulf Breeze) 7-5 (Dec 13- (Daphne) 25-9 won by fall points. (Gulf Breeze) 5-0 won by fall (Spanish Fort) 3-9 (Fall 1:52) ­Rosenbalm (Gulf Breeze) 18-8 11) over Brandon Walls (Gulf Round 1 - Jackson McKinney over MATTHEW SHARP (Rob- Round 3 - Phillip Frazetta (Dec 5-4) Cons. Semi - Kyler Vonarb Breeze) 12-8 (Fall 5:17) (McAdory) 13-8 won by fall ertsdale) 3-7 (Fall 0:22) (Gulf Breeze) 16-10 won Round 2 - Samuel Rosenbalm (Gulf Breeze) 7-5 received a Round 2 - Brandon Walls over Riley Scanlon (Gulf Round 5 - Michael Walls (Gulf by fall over Carson Roberts (Gulf Breeze) 18-8 won by fall bye () (Bye) (Gulf Breeze) 12-8 won by Breeze) 6-12 (Fall 3:02) Breeze) 5-0 won by medical (McAdory)­ 7-39 (Fall 1:14) over Jon Davis (Daphne) 2-3 5th Place Match - Kyler decision over Travis Bellar Round 2 - Cody Souder forfeit over Andrew Crumpton Round 4 - Devin Anderson (Fall 5:58) Vonarb (Gulf Breeze) 7-5 won (Weaver) 25-12 (Dec 6-5) (Weaver) 32-6 won by fall over (Daphne) 8-15 (M. For.) (Weaver) 29-12 won by fall Round 3 - Samuel by fall over Yaxzkhin Mar- Round 3 - Brandon Walls Riley Scanlon (Gulf Breeze) 6- over Phillip Frazetta (Gulf ­Rosenbalm (Gulf Breeze) 18-8 tinez (McAdory) 7-5 (Fall (Gulf Breeze) 12-8 won by fall 12 (Fall 0:41) 152 Breeze) 16-10 (Fall 1:55) won by fall over Caiden Arnold 5:03) over Dawson Tucker (Spanish Round 3 - Riley Scanlon Calvin Malo (19-5) placed Round 5 - Phillip Frazetta ­(Robertsdale) 0-5 (Fall 0:18) Fort) 4-11 (Fall 0:46) (Gulf Breeze) 6-12 won by fall 1st and scored 32.5 team points. (Gulf Breeze) 16-10 won by Round 4 - Turner O`Brian The Dolphins were scheduled Quarterfinal - Brandon Walls over Tyler Smith (Daphne) 1-10 Round 2 - Calvin Malo (Gulf fall over Brody Peak (Spanish Black (McAdory) 50-1 won by to compete in the District (Gulf Breeze) 12-8 won by fall (Fall 1:39) Breeze) 19-5 won by tech fall Fort) 4-12 (Fall 0:15) fall over Samuel Rosenbalm ­Duals Wednesday (after the over Nate Powers (Spanish Quarterfinal - Chris Duran over Dylan Harrington (Weaver) (Gulf Breeze) 18-8 (Fall 2:30) News’ deadline) in Pace before Fort) 5-11 (Fall 1:35) (Spanish Fort) 19-14 won by 6-25 (TF-1.5 3:24 (19-3)) 182 Round 5 - Samuel Rosenbalm ­heading to Panama City for the Semifinal - Hudson Waldrop fall over Riley Scanlon (Gulf Round 3 - Calvin Malo (Gulf Austin Earle (16-4) placed (Gulf Breeze) 18-8 won by fall ­Panhandle Championships. (McAdory) 18-10 won by Breeze) 6-12 (Fall 1:07) Breeze) 19-5 won by fall over 1st and scored 28.0 team over Hayden Ransom (Weaver) From there, the Dolphins ­decision over Brandon Walls Cons. Semi - Riley Scanlon BEN RYDER (Daphne) 11-16 points. 16-18 (Fall 1:29) will head to Wewahitchka to (Gulf Breeze) 12-8 (Dec 7-0) (Gulf Breeze) 6-12 received a bye (Fall 0:17) Round 1 - Austin Earle ­compete in the two-day Gator 3rd Place Match - Brandon 5th Place Match - Riley Round 4 - Calvin Malo (Gulf Breeze) 16-4 won by 220 Brawl Jan. 18-19 before hosting Walls (Gulf Breeze) 12-8 won ­Scanlon (Gulf Breeze) 6-12 won (Gulf Breeze) 19-5 won by major decision over Alex Kyler Vonarb (7-5) placed a dual meet with Spanish Fort by decision over Travis Bellar by fall over Chris Stuck (Daph- fall over JACOB CHAMPION ­Robinson (Robertsdale) 0-3 5th and scored 14.0 team on Jan. 23. Senior Night is Jan. (Weaver) 25-12 (Dec 4-0) ne) 13-17 (Fall 3:23) ­(McAdory) 26-19 (Fall 2:40) (MD 14-2) points. 29 against Crestview.

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After a two week hiatus, Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): the Community Center gym Thursday, January, 24, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. floors were alivewith the pitter- ­patter of squeaky sneakers as The Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa the GBSA basketball season County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline ­resumed on Saturday. Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearing, the Board of County Commis- (Editorial Note - the fol- lowing are from games played sioners shall consider the ordinances entitled: where first and last names were listed.) Ordinance 1: 7-8 girls Bullock 15, Jefferson 12: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; Zoe Kalis had 10 points in the AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZON- loss for Jefferson. ING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING 7-8 boys THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DE- Hayek 22, Howard 4: Kae- don Hayek had 14 points for VELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMEND- Hayek, while David Howard ING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP and Carter Moudean had two OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING each for Howard THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED Paschal 7, Hayek 5: Luke MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EF- Webster had four points in the FECTIVE DATE. loss for Hayek. 9-10 girls Holley 9, Selogy 8: Avery Holley had five points in the Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG1 (Agriculture) – total win for Holley. approximately 75.73 (+/-) acres 9-10 boys Coad 30, Smith 21: Miles Future Land Use Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG-ER (Agriculture) Mislevy had 12 points, while – total approximately 75.73 (+/-) acres. Rupert Sproles had seven for Coad, while Spencer Smith had 10 points and Patrick Duval nine for Smith. Van Meter 27, McCoy 24: Ethan Geiger had 14, while Daynes Holford had seven for Van Meter, while Mitchell Mc- Coy had 14 points for McCoy, while Houston Williams eight. 13-14 boys O’Grady 51, Burtt 22: Eli Jones had nine points for Burtt, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News while Jake Rich had six and Anderson Tanner shoots for two during 9-10 year old action. Kent Carruth five. Zoning District Amended: from AG-RR (Rural Residential Agriculture) to R1A (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 33.07 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Amended: from AG-RR (Agriculture) to SFR (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 33.07 (+/-) acres.

The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup docu- mentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximately 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based.

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I’ve often wondered, with so King FeaturesKing Weekly Service many of these couples breaking January2019 7, up after getting engaged on the show, does the lead get to keep the engagement ring? – A.J. TRUMP RICH Thus, in the present case, if South A: ABC executive Rob Mills counted only his losers, he would point to three in spades and (assuming recently cleared up speculation wait, but hopefully that means he saw West’s cards) as many as five about the ring. On each season it will return better than ever. trump tricks. This would amount to a of “The Bachelorette,” the Each season has a different star- 1,400-point setback. two remaining bachelors meet studded cast (Martin Freeman, But the fact is that South need not lose with jeweler Neil Lane in West Kirsten Dunst and Ewan eight tricks. Indeed, if he exercises no Hollywood to choose one of his McGregor have appeared) with more than a reasonable degree of care, sparkling gems to present to his its own separate story and time chrisrock.com he can hold his losses to only three Chris Rock tricks and make the contract, despite prospective bride. period, but all have taken place West’s formidable array of trumps! If she says yes to one of their in what I believe is the show’s He wins the diamond lead with the ace proposals, she can keep the ring, biggest attraction – the snow- spinoff of “The Middle”? Mitchell (“Saturday Night and embarks on a campaign to score as but only if the couple makes it covered flatlands of Minnesota I loved that show and would Live”). many of his low trumps as he can. He to a certain point. and North Dakota. like to see it live on with my Despite not getting picked returns a diamond to the king and ruffs According to Mills, if the FX announced that the favorite sibling of the Heck up ABC, there’s a chance the a diamond, then cashes the A-K of clubs and ruffs another diamond.t fourth season, set in the 1950s clan. – J.K. spinoff could find a place to couple breaks up before the South has now won six tricks — two two-year mark, neither gets to and starring Chris Rock, won’t call home on another network diamonds, two clubs and two dia- keep the ring and it’s returned begin filming until the fall of A: The girl who once said “I or platform. TV Guide pointed mond ruffs — and still has the J-7-6 of to Lane. 2019, which means it won’t air can’t go to school today ... my out that “Black-ish” spinoff spades and A-Q-10-8 of hearts. West on FX until 2020! face is too oval” is all grown up “Grown-ish,” with a premise has the seven trumps he started with. Declarer leads a spade, forcing West *** This is likely because the now and headed to Chicago. similar to “Sue Sue In the City,” show’s creator, Noah Hawley, The spinoff, “Sue Sue In the found its way to the Freeform to ruff and return a trump to hand Declarer normally makes a survey South his seventh trick. Declarer Q: When is the fourth season is busy with other projects, City,” was all set to go until a channel. of his winners and/or losers when plays another spade, forcing West to of “Fargo” going to air? While including the feature film regime change at ABC scrapped So perhaps that network he starts to play a hand. If he is in a ruff and lead another trump, handing I didn’t think the third season “Pale Blue Dot” starring Reese it. might be interested. suit contract, he counts his losers; in South his eighth trick. was as good as the other two, Witherspoon. The pilot starred Eden Sher as notrump, he counts his winners. Finally, when declarer leads his last Sue Heck, with Brock Ciarlelli Send me your questions at However, this approach has its spade, West must ruff once more and it’s still a far better show than exceptions, especially in suit play, return a trump to South’s A-Q to hand most on TV these days. – B.B. *** reprising his role from “The NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. Middle” as her bestie, along com! when there are ruffs available in one declarer his ninth and 10th tricks. or both hands. In such cases, declarer Altogether, West is endplayed in A: The Emmy-winning dark Q: Is it true that the Sue Heck with Chris Diamantopoulos (c) 2018 King Features might find it more convenient to count trump three times! comedy series is making its fans character is going to star in a (“Silicone Valley”) and Finesse Synd., Inc. winners in estimating his prospects. ©2019 King Features Syndicate Inc.

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News Catholic’s Quinten Endacott breaks up a Nick Wilson run at the moment during the Dolphins’ 3-0 loss at Pensacola Friday. Dolphins shut out at Catholic in ’19 opener

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Caleb Passmore passes the ball against Catholic Friday. Colby Copeland dribbles through a double team in the Dolphins’ loss at Catholic Friday.

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