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Photo by Melanie Kormondy Overnight repairs to the State Road (S.R.) 399 southbound overpass over U.S. 98 in Santa Rosa County are scheduled to begin in mid-April. Crews will remove and replace the damaged beam over westbound U.S. 98 and repair the portions of the bridge deck connected to the damaged beam. The repairs will allow an additional nine inches of vertical clearance to the structure. City hopes to retool structure to remove friction point
BY MELANIE KORMONDY “The people who did the PD&E Eddy. “There’s not room underneath done recently and looking forward to Organization) to evaluate and conduct Gulf Breeze News study for the Pensacola Bay Bridge the overpass for three lanes per direc the obsolescence of that structure in a PD&E study of the replacement of the [email protected] pointed out that the bridge isn’t going tion and there’s not room for pedestrian limiting the expansion that can be done overpass.” to create more traffic, but it will be the walkways.” on the highway which is necessary in Eddy said that the way the funding The city voted to be a squeaky wheel city of Gulf Breeze’s friction points Eddy added that under that overpass the lifespan of the new Pensacola Bay works for these types of projects takes in hopes to get the oil from the FDOT in throughout the city from the base of the is the location of the only pedestrian Bridge, I think it would behoove the a number of years to put projects in the coming years to potentially replace and bridge to the national seashore, and one related fatalities in the City of Gulf city to ask the DOT (Florida Depart proper category for funding. expand the 399 overpass over Hwy. 98 of those big friction points is the over Breeze. ment of Transportation) through the in order to alleviate congestion. pass,” said City Manager Edwin “Buz” “As exposed by the damage that was TPO (FL AL Transportation Planning See PD&E Page 2A » Court decision City finds a leaves SRIA ‘Better Way ‘in limbo’ to Give’ Pensacola (LeaP) Class BY PAM BRANNON — R ELATED — BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News Property Appraiser Gulf Breeze News of 2016 began the Better [email protected] requests rehearing of [email protected] Way to Give program, in Portofi no case which they plan to install Santa Rosa Island Authority The mayor endorsed public art parking meters, held a special board meeting page 4B » the “Better Way to Give” or “giving stations” around last week to discuss what the initiative that works to downtown Pensacola as Janice Gilley said that might be future of SRIA might look like. combat homelessness in an alternative to giving to impossible right now. However, the general agreement the community, and the panhandlers. The funds “With this lawsuit decision I of the board members was that city council approved the these meters generate think we are kind of in limbo. I SRIA’s future is somewhat “in concept to support the will go to established don’t think I can say what our limbo” right now due to the endeavor. non profit organizations budget is going to look like The city is interested in coordinating with Leadership Pensacola’s last month’s Appeals Court In an effort to whose goal is to combat – or what it should look like Class of 2016 to help raise money for the area homeless by decision saying Escambia dramatically improve the systemic causes of – for the coming year. I live in collecting monetary donations that will be sent to the EscaRosa County did not have the right Coalition of the Homeless. Used parking meters like the one the lives of the homeless homeless and poverty. Josh a world of statutes. I deal with to impose ad valorem taxes on above will be painted by local artists and placed around the city. in Pensacola and Newby, who represented them every day. I do believe we beach properties with leases of surrounding areas, The LeaP Class 2016 said that 99 years or less that were not provide some services out here Pensacola Chamber that, according to state statutes, automatically renewable. Photo provided by LeaP Class 2016 Foundation’s Leadership See Meters Page 2A » Board member Thomas Escambia County is not Campanella said, “In light of authorized or want to provide. I the last lawsuit decision my would like to have our attorney recommendation is that there give us a matrix of exactly what Family says veteran’s trail ends nearby be no more reduction in lease our responsibilities are under The family of a missing 39 year old man Air Base did not start accounts were shut down. The Hendry fees. If we do prevail, we have the statute. “ say the last link they have to him is in Santa for a month and he County Sheriff’s Office contacted “Mike” already cut lease fees in half, Tammy Bohannon said Rosa County, where his car, a red 2014 was going to stay with who told them that Jason came by his office and then if land taxes go away, she believes this latest court Mercedes C250 was located in a Walmart a friend named Mike and borrowed $100 and said he was going to it would be diffi cult to pay what decision changes everything parking lot on Thursday, March 24. They who was going to give his mom’s in Clewiston. Mike wasn’t sure we need to pay to take care Escambia County had in motion they are asking that anyone with knowledge him a job until the job when the money was borrowed in February. of maintaining the beach. Of as far as the beach. of Daniel Jason Higgins contact authorities. at the Air Base started. Since his bank account was closed, his course, there will still be taxes “I truly believe this latest An Air Force veteran, Higgins was The last time Higgins pension check for March was returned to the appeal decision will stand. My on the improvements. I have last heard from on February 13. He left used his credit card or Higgins Defense Finance and Accounting Services spoken to many people out here understanding right now is that Clewiston on February 2 and went to sunpass (Florida’s Pre (DFAS). who do not want to see SRIA go the two departments the county Jacksonville for an interview at an Air Base. paid Toll Program) was on February 16, and Higgins is a white male, 5 feet 11 inches away.” took back are being funded by He left Jacksonville February 12 to head he has not been seen or heard from since. tall and approximately 170 pounds with The board planned to talk escrowed land taxes. If that back to Clewiston, but called his mother on Around the same time, his cell phone, bank brown hair, brown facial hair and blue gray budgets at this meeting. But February 13 to let her know the job at the account, and both his facebook and twitter eyes. See Recent Page 3A »
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Painted meters will collect money April Calendar of Meetings for area’s homeless population Tourist Development Council Thursday 8:30 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board services at the right time, right a fan of the program, but is » Continued from Page 1A 7 Room frequency and right intensity. hesitant to employ additional they already have 38 meters, Mayor Matt Dannheisser work on city staff and using and hope that the presence of would like to see this program tax payer money to fund an Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Breakfast the meters will “reappropriate” within Gulf Breeze’s city limits. organization. Friday 6:45 a.m., Gulf Breeze Hospital Cafeteria the representation of a homeless “I hope that we as a city “It should not be the 8 person panhandling on the side council will take some action government’s job to fund Commissioner Committee of the road. to help this program along,” those organizations,” said Monday 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board “Homelessness is often said Dannheisser. He suggested Henderson. “If we can keep 11 Room opaque and camouflaged of that the city find used meters it all volunteer and it doesn’t Local RESTORE Council the systemic problems in our to have them repurposed and cost the city anything, I’m 3 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board society,” said Newby. “And placed in front of City Hall, at all for sponsoring it.” Room these meters are a way to solve the Community Center, and Henderson said that he Fire Dept. Executive Group Budget this problem.” the Chamber of Commerce would like for the city to Meeting John Johnson Executive with signage placed upon them start off small with just a 5:30 p.m., Emergency Operations Center, Director for the EscaRosa explaining the Better Way to ‘A Better Way to Give’ is expected to couple meters to see how it 4499 Pine Forest Rd., Milton Coalition of Homeless, said that Give program. City staff would launch in May. effects staff time and what Board Workshop - LOST homelessness is “very pervasive also service the meters regularly, the public reaction is. Dannheisser hopes that the 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board in our community.” and take the monies collected to “I’m all for helping the city’s lead will start a chain Room “When we give a dollar (to the coalition. homeless as long as it’s not reaction and compel other SSRUS Board Meeting the homeless) a lot of people Dannheisser also suggested going to cost the tax payers of governmental entities and 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council have the misconception that it letting local businesses sponsor Gulf Breeze,” he said. businesses to participate. Chambers the meters for a fee that would will be used to buy drugs and The LeaP 2016 class ends in Councilwoman Renee alcohol … and sometimes we go to the coalition. Bookout said she sees this as a May, but they hope the program Wednesday FL-AL TPO Meeting wonder if people are dressing “We are so fortunate in Gulf city effort, much like the city’s will be sustained by the EscaRosa 13 9 a.m., Escambia County Commission Cham- down to pretend to be homeless Breeze that we don’t have to the support of Relay for Life. Coalition of Homeless. bers, 221 South Palafox Place, Pensacola in order to get money,” he said. extent the homelessness problem “When there’s a need I think “If we don’t figure out a Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Johnson added that the Better that others in the community it is incumbent upon us as better way to give, and if we Noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf Way to Give concept is to donate have, but we are all effected by citizens and human beings to don’t employ the right kinds of Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive the money collected to the it,” said Dannheisser. “Everyday help in any way that we can,” services, the ones that are on the SRIA Committee Meeting EscaRosa coalition of homeless in our lives we come across the said Bookout. worst social economic scale, they 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting because they vet and screen the panhandlers, the people who are Mayor Dannheisser hopes for are going to continue to cost our Room clients in their organization. unfortunate. The most effective the city’s launch of the program community tens of thousands of Gulf Breeze Annual Audit Workshop Clients can then be directed to way to help would be to go to coincide with Pensacola’s in dollars,” said Johnson. 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Cham- their organization and provided through the coalition.” May. Councilman Joe Henderson is bers Executive Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council City to improve Navy Cove access Chambers
GBA Chamber Rise and Shine Breakfast local marine contractors Thursday BY MELANIE KORMONDY 7 a.m., Andrews Performance & Research on a sketch of a plan to be 14 Gulf Breeze News Pavilion [email protected] presented to homeowners, Gulf Breeze park advisory group and Public water beach citizens. Santa Rosa County access in the city is about to Eddy said the process get easier as the city council Map by Jeremy of development of the Gilmore Bayou Branch Sheriff’s Office Report passed the preparation conceptions will include Waterfront Beach Access e Photo by Melanie v i of conceptual plans for a a park advisory board r Kormondy Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. D
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to figure out the best use of i hoping to are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed H Bayou for potential submittal the property. Conceptions acquire a grant innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. for a Florida Recreation will appear in front of the that will fund a Development Assistance Cove Blvd. waterfront park FELONIES M, 47, 8000 block Rio Vista city council for review and Navy Program (FRDAP) grant. on Navy Cove 3/29/16 Dr., Navarre, battery approval upon completion. Blvd. at Gilmore The largely unimproved Resident Robert Turpin Bayou. Gilbert, Allen Dewayne, parcel of property is owned said the improvements W/M, 53, 8000 block Sunset 4/1/16 by the city, and the city has will further enhance the Dr., Navarre, aggravated Parker, Sonia Roxanne, periodically cleared the area experience for residents who battery W/F, 52, 7000 block at the east end of Navy Cove want to enjoy Deadman’s Hawkins, Percy Lee, B;M, Blackjack Cir., Navarre, Blvd. The city council and Island and surrounding 23, 9000 block East River aggravated assault with staff believe that the parcel wildlife. Dr., Navarre, aggravated weapon could prove very attractive “I look forward to being battery as a way for citizens to able to go there more McGahey, Justin Aaron, DUIs access Gilmore Bayou, safely,” said Turpin. W/M, 45, 1000 block 3/30/16 Deadman’s Island and the Resident Kevin Cook Redwood Ln., Gulf Breeze, Morrison, Trevor Owen, Pensacola Bay. City staff told the council that the drug possession W/M, 41, 10000 block is suggesting constructing area was a “premium Phouthavong, Thomas Wheeler Rd., Gulf Breeze, a seawall around the location” for the park, and Ray, A/M, 26, 6000 DUI perimeter with a space for encouraged anything that block Valerie Ln., Navarre, launching kayaks or paddle would promote the use of probation violation 4/1/16 boards. They will work with the city’s parks. Schaffer, Kimberly Blair, Kayla Dee, W/F, 30, Sue, W/F, 46, 2000 block 7000 block Navarre Pkwy., Constitution Dr., Navarre, Navarre, DUI probation violation Boyd, Darrell Orlando, PD&E study could take years for approval B/M, 27, 9000 block Parker with other TPO projects. added that the city’s Master Plan lanes for traffic will be from the 3/30/16 Place Dr., Navarre, DUI » Continued from Page 1A “For this to get off the ground calls for a complete overhaul of 399 overpass to the Gulf Islands Anderson, Gary Allen, W/ “I think it’s going to take it may take a resolution a year the 399 overpass. National Seashore. a long time for them to say for the next few years to get this After the Pensacola Bay The next step is to send ‘there’s money available for a in front of the right people, but Bridge is replaced, the only area the resolution to the TPO for PD&E study for this particular I think the city should start the in the city with less than six consideration. project.’” He said that PD&E evaluative process,” Eddy said. money already has to compete Mayor Matt Dannheisser from your friends at Gulf Breeze News TDC monies allocated, r y nd committee formed April 7th a G l B N w budget line items include funds BY MELANIE KORMONDY calls for repairing cracks Gulf Breeze News for the Chamber of Commerce 1 year ago April 7 April 11 [email protected] tourism support, the Gulf Breeze this week on concrete beams Ross O’Hara Louisa Lyster Arts Festival, beach/fishing and piles, replacing In response to locals Hannah Miller The city council recently pier facilities maintenance and expansion joints, anchor and tourist the Florida adopted a resolution that approves recreation/multi purpose sports bolts and painting the Levi Buxton April 12 Department of a budget for the use of tourist facility maintenance. The city steel girders over the Fritz Hoover Transportation replaces development taxes generated by the is required to provide quarterly channel. the old Pensacola April 10 City of Gulf Breeze and collected reports to the county detailing Beach turn sign near Lacey DeLoach and distributed by Santa Rosa their expenditures according to the Gulf Breeze Bait and County. County commissioners Florida Statute. 10 years ago Vici Papajohn Tackle with a larger approved the agreement earlier A couple of months ago the sign alerting eastbound this week this March. This resolution city council discussed developing Color schemes, fences, drivers of the upcoming Congratulations to this Week’s Winner is a continuation of a verbal a committee to determine the signs and parking were turn onto state road 399. agreement and practice between best uses for the tourism dollars, hot topics discussed by Lacey DeLoach • April 10 the city and county that has be and on Monday they approved to nearly 100 residents and Birthday winners received two ongoing since 1997. According to appoint Tracy Goodson, Curtis 5 years ago business owners that the interlocal agreement between Odom, Kristan Loera, John participated in a forum Pensacola Little Theatre tickets. Winner must pick up the the two entities, the city will be McDonald and Cherry Fitch to the this week designed to gather tickets at the Gulf Breeze News Office by April 28th. able to keep 90 percent of the bed Tourist Development Advisory Rehab work gets input on Gulf Breeze underway on the taxes it generates, approximately Committee. The committee will redevelopment. Register your birthday on our Facebook page. $150,000. meet to make recommendations Pensacola Bay Bridge. The tourist development to the city council. The 437-day contract gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 7, 2016 3A
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BP Oil Spill settlement approved The Honorable Carl J. Barbier’s final to see the process move forward after almost Up to $700 million for future settlement of the 2010 BP Deepwater 6 years. unknowns Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico of He commented, “It appears that this is the $350 million to reimburse state and $20.8 billion, which includes the civil Clean final decision regarding the BP settlement federal assessment costs Water Act penalties and additional funding and penalties. This order will begin to move $250 million to reimburse response and for environmental damages and other claims monies associated with the BP settlement removal costs by the five Gulf States, was granted final per the payment terms of that settlement. The total restoration funds to the State approval Monday, April 4. While the funding will never totally heal of Florida includes $680 million in natural As part of the settlement, Escambia the damage done to our residents or our resource damage payments and $572 million County is expected to receive about $70 beaches, it will help us to continue to move in Florida RESTORE Act Allocations, which PSC Gulf Breeze to million over 16 years in direct allocation from forward and make a difference in Escambia includes: RESTORE. Escambia will also be eligible County that has the potential to impact our – $308 million for Direct Component (Pot host termite program to apply for funding from other sources of community positively for generations.” 1) funds to the Florida Counties oil spill funding, including Triumph and the The settlement includes: – $242 million for the Spill Impact A program to help homeown Formosan Termite Natural Environmental Resource Damage $8.1 billion for natural resource Component (Pot 3) funds to the Consortium ers become educated on Formo Assessment programs. damage of 23 Counties san termites and their manage programs Chairman and District 4 Commissioner $5.5 billion for Clean Water Act civil – $22 million for the Centers of ment will be presented by the Grover Robinson was cautiously optimistic penalties Excellence. Florida Department of Agricul Tuesday, April 19 ture and Consumer Services and 6-7:30 p.m. UF/IFAS Extension Santa Rosa UF/IFAS Extension offi ce, Recent court decisions upend SRIA County. Specific topics will in 6263 Dogwood Drive, clude: Milton » Continued from Page 1A appeal,” Bohannon said, “I just advantage of SRIA is that we are residential leases – when in the really don’t think there is any Johnny On The Spot when you past it was pretty much 50/50. Formosan termite biology goes away, the county has a way right now we can look at need something – when there is Our commercial leases have been including simple ways to ID Wednesday, April 20 lot of expenses to face without reducing our budget or cutting a problem. But with the county growing and lots of the things we them 6 - 7:30 p.m. having to take car of those two lease fees.” the same issues take a lot longer bring out here like Bands on the Available Formosan termite Pensacola State College, departments – since there is a jail Campanella said many people to take care of.” Beach help our businesses.” pest control protection for your Room 5131 to build, and some big fi nancial do not understand what they are SRIA Chair Dave Pavlock The board all agreed to wait home 5075 Gulf Breeze Parkway issues to face,” Bohannon said. asking for when they say they said, “We cannot say that by and see what happens with the Identifying and fixing the in Gulf Breeze She said many of her want to be treated like everyone June 30 we will have all the lawsuit appeals over the next weaknesses in and around your neighbors are pulling out leases else in the county. answers, but we will probably month to two months before home 4:30 p.m. weekdays or via email and checking them. “Some people at that Town know a lot more about what deciding on ay more cuts. They The program will take place at [email protected]. “I have people coming up Hall last month said they may happen with the taxes and also voted to ask their attorney at two different locations on two to me, showing me their leases wanted to be treated like the lease fees. One thong we need to give them a matrix of exactly separate dates: and saying their lease matches rest of the county now because to realize, too, is that last year what their responsibilities are, Tuesday, April 19, 6 7:30 the requirements Mr. Fleming they are now paying taxes. Be our commercial leases brought and what by statute the county p.m. at the UF/IFAS Extension outlined as the basis of the careful what you wish for! The I one million dollars more than can and cannot do. Santa Rosa County Office, 6263 Dogwood Drive in Milton
Gulf Breeze News plans Annual Progress Report Wednesday, April 20, 6 7:30 p.m. at Pensacola State College, CHEAP PRICES ON What a difference a year makes. Just one year lative entities. Room 5131, 5075 Gulf Breeze EXPENSIVE FURNITURE! 5-20 YR. WARRANTIES ago, Gulf Breeze News’ 2015 Progress Report Businesses are encouraged to advertise in the Parkway in Gulf Breeze NO RUST! celebrated the 30th anniversary of Gulf Breeze 2016 Progress Report and those who purchase a Gulf Breeze News The program is free but 3790 West Navy Blvd. Hospital and announcing the record breaking real half page ad or larger will receive a free feature 2016 Progress please pre register by calling Jo (850) 456-2477 estate sales at local firms. article about their accomplishments. The deadline Report hanna Welch at (850) 363 5845 www.patiofreedom.com This year, Gulf Breeze News staffers are prepar to receive a 10 percent discount on ads is April 15. or emailing Johanna.welch@ ing articles about the many changes that occurred The final date to advertise is April 22. freshfromflorida.com. over the past year, including our lengthy repaving The Progress Report is a snapshot of where our Formosan termites will soon Deadline to receive 10% project, the addition of many new businesses in area is today and a hint at where we will be to be swarming and homeowners discount on advertising our area, the impact of legal decisions on Pensac morrow. It is a historical record of progress and can be prepared to protect their is April 15 ola Beach, and preparations for construction of the an opportunity to announce new businesses, new homes. Annually, Formosan replacement Pensacola Bay Bridge. products or services, personnel changes, new loca termites cause over $1 billion Details: (850) 932-8986 The Progress Report will also detail decisions tions, expansions or anniversaries. of damage in the United States or email made at the Gulf Breeze City Council, Santa Rosa To participate in the 2015 Progress Report, alone and the gulf coast is a [email protected] County Commission, Santa Rosa School District, please contact Gulf Breeze News at (850) 932 known hot spot for this inva Santa Rosa Island Authority and other local legis 8986 or email [email protected]. sive pest. Join experts from the Florida Department of Agricul ture and Consumer Services and Resident reports Craigslist condo fraud University of Florida IFAS Ex tension for education on this ec onomically important nuisance. The resident paid to rent a condo Tuesday, March 29 GULF BREEZE Saturday, April 2 For more information, please that didn’t exist. At 5:40 a.m., a traffic stop Eric Ostrander, 27 of Navarre contact Mary Derrick at (850) POLICE On North Sunset Blvd., a on the Pensacola Bay bridge led was stopped at 3:37 a.m. in 623 3868 between 8 a.m. and to the arrest of the driver, Justin the 2500 block US Hwy 98, traffic stop for an expired tag Hestle, 30 of Pensacola, for REPORT for suspicion of DUI. He was led to the arrest of the driver for driving with a suspended license, arrested for possession of a driving with a suspended license. Waffle House, a report of third offense. Thursday, March 31 controlled substance without a A wallet found on Shoreline prescription, drug paraphernalia, a battery. Kenneth Piaskowski, 200 block SR 399, a traffic Drive was returned to owner. and possession of marijuana 59, of Alabama was arrested. at stop at 1:36 a.m. for suspicion under 20 grams. The passenger, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday, March 30 of DUI led to the arrest of the a 26 year old Graceville man, Sunday, April 3 A driver who was stopped for driver, Jessica Martin, 25, of was arrested for possession of 800 block US Hwy 98, a speeding on the Pensacola Bay Pensacola for DUI, possession marijuana under 20 grams and traffic stop for a tag violation led Bridge at 10:22 p.m. led to the of marijuana under 20 grams drug paraphernalia. to the arrest of the driver, a 51 arrest of the driver, a 63 year old and drug paraphernalia. Georgia man, for an outstanding A Loruna Drive resident year old Gulf Breeze man, for warrant. reported a Craigslist condo fraud. driving with a suspended license.
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Hutto. There are 1.5 million items including An illuminated 300,000 photographs; 3,000 maps; 20,000 manuscript rare books and West Florida publications; 15th century 300 newspaper titles with hard copy all French Bible from 1821 to the present. was a gift to the library in DeBolt says, “Vignettes are a glimpse 1969. into collections, unexpected, unusual rare historical items with a story.” Two examples of the mass collections are an illuminated manuscript 15th century French Bible; The Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society met opening page to the Gospel of Matthew Tuesday, February 16 with a program, “Peeking into the from the New Testament that was a gift from the UWF Past Vignettes,” presented by the University Archivist faculty to the library on 1969 and some pieces of art. for the University of West Florida (UWF) and West The program was excellent and enjoyed by some of Florida History Center, Dean DeBolt. The Center was the new members of the Historical Society. They are founded in Diane Ward, Barbara Udit, Diane Skelton, 1966 and Martha Brenenstahl and Sally Stanford just These early its focus of paintings are to mention a few. kept in the collections Nathan Ford, Assistant to the City library. is West Manager, recently joined the GBAHS Board Florida of Directors as liaison from the City. Ford from the began working with City Management 1550s until in September 2015. He came to City the present Management with 14 years’ experience in Nathan Ford, Dean DeBolt, University Archivist for the time. higher education administration; with 10 University of West Florida (UWF) and Assistant to the City Manager, West Florida History Center spoke at the There years at the University of West Florida. recently joined Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society meet- are 800 Much of his prior experience focused the GBAHS ing in February. collections on community outreach, workforce and Board of The program of personal employer development initiatives. He and Directors as was excellent papers of individuals and families, business records, his family have lived in Gulf Breeze for 10 liaison from and enjoyed by the City. the members of church records, organizations including congressional years. The next program meeting will be the Historical papers of Congressmen Robert L.F. Sikes and Earl April 19. Society. Gulf Coast Friends Lear� about looking good Celebrate with the annual 'Spring Fling' Get ready for the very busy procedures for keeping one’s will be the place to be for fun and The Gulf Coast Friends Annual “Spring They will be serving the Friday buffet which is month of April all you Gulf appearance looking great. They excitement to watch the horses Fling” will be on Sunday May 1, at Holley always wonderful. Coast Friends members, will also advise members of run and join in playing with “fun By the Sea Beach House from 1 to 5 p.m. beginning with the the importance money” to win some Call Janice Knight at 515-0234 for more If you are interested in becoming a monthly Luncheon of good great prizes. There information. This event is for members only. member of Gulf Coast Friends, you are and Meeting on skin care, will be Blackjack, Don’t forget about this year’s Bunco always welcomed to join us at LaBrisa Thursday, April especially Poker, Texas Hold luncheon on Friday, May 13, at 10:30 a.m. Restaurant in Gulf Breeze, for meetings and 14, at LaBrisa during the em, Roulette, Craps, at the Pensacola Yacht Club. The cost will be luncheon on the second Thursday of the Restaurant in Gulf summer and of course Bingo. $15. Please make your check out to GCF and month from September through May. Please Breeze, at 11:00 am. months that Tickets are $25 to mail to Jan Smith, 1289 Point E. Circle, Gulf contact Margie Rivera at 454-5048 for more At this meeting there are coming up. So, be exchanged for “fun Breeze, FL 32563 or bring to this meeting. information. will be a program and short come and bring a friend and money” and may be purchased business meeting, join the Gulf Coast Friends for by calling Barbara Koncan at The business meeting will an afternoon of education and a 450 7978, or Gail Welsh at 291 include the election of the officers wonderful lunch. 5024. Tickets are limited and will for 2016/2017. There are several events planned not be sold at the door. The program will feature before the Club members take a So, come and bring a friend or Kaleigh and Sandra, of Aqua summer break. Saturday, April date and help make this event a Medical Spa, who will present 16, will be the Big Casino Night big success for worthy charities information on non invasive Fund Raiser. LaBrisa Restaurant in our community.
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OFFICE MANAGER “I think it is going to hurt the people it is designed to help. Raising minimum wage is Biddy Gilchrist There’s too much secrecy in Government going to force businesses to offset the costs of business and discourage people from ART DIRECTOR By Lee H. Hamilton manage to avoid disclosure of their politi Openness is not a panacea, but it makes pursuing an education.” Nancy Fish We have a secrecy problem. This may cal activities. Government contractors are good government more likely. Representa Brandon Stolz seem odd to say during an era in which the not subject to most of the transparency tive democracy depends on our ability to GRAPHIC DESIGN most intimate details of individuals’ lives rules that affect federal agencies — even know what’s being done in our name. We Barbara Crossland are on display. Yet government is moving as more and more business is being done cannot exercise the discriminating Jeremy Branch behind closed doors, and this is definitely through contractors. judgment required of citizens about pol CONTRIBUTORS the wrong direction. The 72 federal inspectors general who itics, policies and politicians if we do not In fact, I’m dismayed by how often are appointed to ensure the efficiency and know what they’re doing. Betty Archer Allen public officials fight not to do the public’s accountability of the agencies they oversee Nor is it possible to maintain the checks Pam Brannon business in public. And I’m not just talking face constant efforts to limit their access to and balances required under our Constitu Jack Kale about the federal government. records. Routine information is classified tion without openness and transparency. Tom Nolan City and town councils regularly go into and kept secret; members of Congress joke We have to shine a bright light on the ac executive session to discuss “personnel is that what they’ve just read in a top secret tions of public officials so that it’s more sues” that might or might not truly need to document was taken from the front page of likely they’ll act with integrity. Justice be carried on outside public view. And let’s the New York Times. Yet they themselves Louis Brandeis gave perhaps the most fa not even talk about what can go on behind increasingly rely on omnibus spending bills mous formulation of this requirement in his “Raising the minimum wage may Member: closed doors when it comes to contracting. — which are put together behind closed 1913 statement, “[S]unlight is said to be the prevent people from wanting to go to college education after they graduate Florida Press Association At the state level, lawmakers exempt doors by a handful of leaders and congres best disinfectant.” high school.” themselves from public records laws, un sional staff with no public scrutiny. But Judge Damon Keith of the Sixth National Newspaper Assn. derfund public watchdogs, and exempt Most notably, of course, secrecy ex Circuit Court of Appeals put an exclama Trevor Johnson Gulf Breeze Area lobbying expenditures from sunshine tends to national security issues. There are tion point on the idea in a 2002 ruling that Chamber of Commerce laws. “While every state in the nation has some government secrets that are necessary the government could not carry out secret (2014 Business of the Year open records and meetings laws, they’re to protect, and a balance has to be struck deportation hearings without proving the 2003 Small Business of the Year ) typically shot through with holes and ex between protecting national security and need for secrecy. “Democracies,” he wrote, Pensacola Beach emptions,” the Center for Public Integrity openness. But the presumption should be “die behind closed doors.” Chamber of Commerce reported last year. “In most states, at least in favor of openness. Those who favor se Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor for the one entire branch of government or agency crecy should make their case in public and Indiana University Center on Representa Greater Pensacola claims exemptions from the laws.” not rely on the old adage, “Trust me.” tive Government; a Distinguished Scholar, Chamber of Commerce In case you’re wondering whether this Take the question of the U.S. drone pro IU School of Global and International Stud Navarre Tourist has an impact on real people’s lives, it’s gram. The overall program may be neces ies; and a Professor of Practice, IU School Development Council worth remembering that thousands of sary, and technical means, operational de of Public and Environmental Affairs. He Santa Rosa County emails released in the wake of Flint, Mich tails, intelligence methods are all rightfully was a member of the U.S. House of Repre Chamber of Commerce igan’s water crisis revealed “what appears classified. But that should not be an excuse sentatives for 34 years. to be an active effort by state employees for hiding information from the American “It’s positive. Right now, I work to avoid disclosure of public records under people about what we’re doing with drones. Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor for the full-time and don’t have the money [freedom of information laws],” according Do we want our resources spent on target Indiana University Center on Representa- to make it on my own. At 28, you LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze shouldn’t have to live with your to Governing magazine. ed killing programs? Who determines who tive Government; a Distinguished Scholar, parents to make it.” News welcomes your opinion. We Meanwhile, there’s no shortage of efforts gets killed? What’s the evidence on which IU School of Global and International reserve the right to edit a letter to fit Studies; and a Professor of Practice, IU space available. We do not accept to keep the public from learning all sorts of we base who gets killed? How many inno Danielle Dickey letters containing a personal attack details about how the federal government cent people have been killed? The Ameri School of Public and Environmental Af- on any individual. Letters must be conducts business. can people have a right to know what’s go fairs. He was a member of the U.S. House limited to one per month from an Campaign contributors increasingly ing on. But we’re being kept in the dark. of Representatives for 34 years. individual writer. If we receive form letters, we will print only the first one we receive. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. The trampoline is the best gift ever Sandra and I have bought our a few weeks ago. Losing my could take a minute to walk in CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze kids all kinds of gifts over the mom and dad was rough, too. someone else’s shoes. We could News is committed to accuracy and years. We’ve purchased Barbie Their divorce 35 years ago spend some time really, really wants to hear from you if we need Dolls, G.I. Joe’s, wagons, Nerf hurt just as bad as the ones listening to what someone is to make a correction or clarification. guns, obligatory clothing, roller my friends go through now. A trying to say. We could care Please email us at news@gulf- skates, bicycles, video game career change three years ago, more about people than being “The idea is great; a lot of people breezenews.com with the subject systems, books, pocket knives, the housing market crash of right. We could offer a hand are struggling, so let’s pay them line CORRECTION or CLARIF- and even theater tickets. We try ‘08, and some more personal instead of pointing a finger. We more. But if businesses are giving ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 to do a good job and most of the failures certainly gave me could become trampolines. more, they are going to have to take during office hours and ask for from somewhere else. It won’t matter news or sports departments. things get used for a little while moments to consider how hard We all have gifts to give. how much your paycheck is if all the ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News anyway. Some of their requests amazing jumping machine. The life’s landings can be. I’m not The best ones don’t come from prices of products are raised to cover will not be responsible for quality or were so trendy that by the time kids love it and we do, too. alone; you have had your own a store and can’t be ordered the difference.” discoloration in ads provided by the they unwrapped them, they hard landings. from Amazon. You can’t charge I think that the trampoline Huston Hawkins advertiser or its agents. were out of style. Others broke provides a little magic bounce I wonder how we could add them and there’s no coupons. from years of use or got lost in an otherwise normal life. some proverbial trampolines to The best gift you can give along the way. If I had to pick Normal life is full of hard our lives. Is it possible for us to helps folks land a little softer Gulf Breeze News is published the best gift ever, I would have landings. When we fall, it pad the falls that usually hurt and jump a little higher. It will God’s word weekly on Thursdays for $39 per to say it was the trampoline. so much? What if we gifted give hope to the hopeless and year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. usually hurts. When life makes We’ve only had it for four each other with enough grace strength to the helpless. It will Periodical postage paid at Gulf us jump, it’s usually a short Be wise in the way you months, but dollar for dollar, and forgiveness that life’s hard offer a change in perspective Breeze, Florida. USPS #021819. hop. With a trampoline, we act toward outsiders; Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. our 15 foot stretchy mat of landings were a little softer? and will most likely be a little jump higher and land softer. make the most of every POSTMASTER: Please send jumpy goodness is the the most Those moments of jumping We could join the early fun in the moment. You can address changes to Gulf Breeze used and appreciated gift we give us opportunities to feel life church in Philippi who Paul give it to kids and to adults. opportunity. Let your News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL ever bought. The neighborhood where gravity doesn’t hurt you. honored by writing at thank It’s attractive to neighbors and conversation be always 32562. kids are attracted to our house In a world of hard landings, you: “But even so, you have friends. It will always help All content is copyrighted 2015. full of grace, seasoned like bees to flowers. They trampolines are definitely the done right in helping me in my you bounce back from tough Advertising rates are available upon invented new games and we present difficulty” (Philippians landings. You can always give a with salt, so that you request. ticket! may know how to answer have a set of house rules. Even Some of my hard landings 4:14). proverbial trampoline; you can Sandra and I have joined them were similar to yours. It hurt We could offer second chances always love. everyone. a few times for our turn on the pretty bad when I lost my sister at making first impressions. We Love one. Love another. —Colossians 4:5-6 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 7, 2016 7A
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Submitted photo Winners of the Gulf Breeze Optimist Oratorical Regional Contest, from left: Caleb Rivera 3rd place winner (GBHS); Jack Hitchcock 2nd place winner (GBMS); Liam Warner 1st place winner(GBHS); Kacie May 3rd place winner (GBMS); Briana Mitchell 2nd place winner GBMS); Juliana Lucas 1st place winner (WBMS) PUBLIC Students show talent in Gulf Breeze FAIR HOUSING WORKSHOP Optimist Club Oratorical Contest Santa Rosa County, in an effort to further Thursday night, at St. Ann $100 and third place received can earn up to $22,500 in meet every Friday morning at Fair Housing, is hosting a fair housing Catholic Church’s Family $50. scholarship funds for Optimist 6:45 at the Breeze Cafe inside information workshop. Center, Gulf Breeze Optimist All will advance to the International. Gulf Breeze Hospital where Club Annual Oratorical Contest. Regional competition that will be The winners are: they discuss there latest project The workshop will be held at the Five young men and nine held on April 9 on the Pensacola First place: Juliana Lucas, to raise funds for the youth in young woman competed State College campus. They WBMS; Liam Werner, GBHS; the Gulf Breeze community. County Commission Meeting Room separately with the first, will be competing with students Second place: Briana Mitchell, Membership is open to all in Milton located at second and third place winners, from Marianna, Panama City GBMS; Jack Hitchcock, GBMS who care about making the Gulf 6495 Caroline Street advancing to the Regional and Pensacola Beach. Third place: Katie May, Breeze community an even at 9:30 a.m. Contest. The first place winners This is part of a national GBMS; Caleb Rivera, GBHS better place to live by supporting were awarded $150, second competition where a student The Gulf Breeze Optimists our youth. on April 14, 2016. All are welcome to attend. If you have any Officer’s questions, please call Emily Spencer, quick at (850) 983-1855. reaction NEEDED saves life SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE BY MELANIE KORMONDY Professional, self-motivated & Gulf Breeze News [email protected] organized individual needed at rapidly Gulf Breeze Police Officer Patrick Pulley growing community newspaper was recently recognized by the city council and entertainment magazine. for his role in saving the life of a man trying Excellent Compensation Package. to commit suicide. On June 27, 2015 at about 9 p.m., a person driving southbound on the Pensacola Photo by Melanie Kormondy REQUIREMENTS: Must possess Bay Bridge observed a male subject leaning Officer Patrick Pulley stands with Police Chief Robert Randle after Pulley receives special excellent communication skills, on a light pole in the northbound lane of the recognition for curtailing a suicide on the Pnesacola Bay Bridge. bridge. The reporting person turned around be computer proficient and have and came back northbound on the bridge pole. He was threatening to commit suicide in the emergency lane. He was then taken dependable transportation. and saw that the male subject climbed over and was very upset. into custody and Baker Acted for psychiatric the wall and was hanging onto the light pole, “My way of operating is that I try to es evaluation. as if he was going to jump. tablish a rapport with the person and talk to Gulf Breeze Police Chief Robert Randle Pulley responded to the bridge and found them,” he said. “I find that if I can get them said that had Pulley not responded and found Fax resume to the subject, who by then was not visible. to talk to me then the situation goes a lot the individual on the bridge and acted in the Gulf Breeze News & Splash! “I’ve been in a situation like this before, smoother.” manner that he did, the subject may have 850-932-8794 Your Community Newspaper but this is the first experience where there Pulley was able to talk to the individual followed through with his threats to commit was someone on the other side of the ledge,” and calm him down. When other back up suicide. or e-mail to said Pulley. officers arrived to assist, Officer Pulley was Pulley is a 2008 Gulf Breeze High School [email protected] Magazine The subject was on the other side of the able to get his hands on the subject and they graduate, and is also a volunteer at the Gulf wall and was still holding onto the light were able to grab him and pull him to safety Breeze Fire Department. Business is Better in Gulf Breeze! Tell the story of your business or organization’s progress and success in the 2016 Gulf Breeze News Progress Report distributed in the Gulf Breeze News and throughout o ce lobbies in our area. Gulf Breeze News Hurry! PROGRESS RESERVE your ad by April 15, REPORT 2016 Save 10%
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Tax Aide Volunteers from AARP Tax-Aide will be assisting with taxes at three Santa Rosa County libraries. The AARP Tax- Aide program is the nation’s largest free, volunteer-run tax preparation and assistance service, providing service to millions of low- and middle-income taxpayers, with special attention to those ages 60 and older. Patrons are served on a fi rst come-fi rst served basis. Preregistration is not accepted and space is limited, so arrive early! Please check the library website for additional details at www.santarosa.fl .gov/ libraries Gulf Breeze Library (through April 18): Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Story-time Photos by Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News Story-time programs are presented for preschool children The GBHS National English Honor Society worked together on Monday to paint the town blue to raise awareness for National Child Abuse ages 3-5 and include stories, fi nger plays, and action Awareness Month. Pictured left to right: Sadie Nid, Assistant Principal Jon Watts, Maddie Grace McCurdy, Reilly Thompson, Julia Denby, Bren- rhymes. Caregivers must remain in the library during story- non Sise, Ms. Brown & Destry Nix time; however, they cannot accompany children into the programs. In consideration of all participants, programs will start promptly at the assigned times. In order to minimize distractions, latecomers will not be admitted. If this will be your fi rst story-time visit, we invite you to From Blue to better come to the library before your fi rst adventure to meet your National Wear Blue Day story-time presenter, pick up a welcome packet, explore our BY MELANIE KORMONDY is Friday, April 8, in which children’s area, and enjoy a tour of the library! Gulf Breeze News GBHS student Lauren [email protected] supporters can wear blue to help Pohlmann decorates Story-time will be presented during the following raise awareness of the silent the area around the The City of Gulf Breeze issue. times through April 29: GBHS dolphin to raise has “gone blue” for the month 11:15 - 11:45 a.m. on Wednesdays at the Gulf Breeze awareness for child of April for National Child From Blue to Better Pledge: Library abuse. Abuse Awareness Month in Go blue so our children coordination with the Gulf Coast don’t have to; Kid’s House. Page Turners Book Club From Blue to Better is a Take the fi rst step in ending child abuse by - Gulf Breeze Library regional movement to raise awareness about child abuse reporting to April 8, 10:30 a.m. 1-800-96ABUSE; prevention. For years, child Join us in the Gulf Breeze Library study room for our Pay attention to children’s abuse has been thought of as a fi ction book club. Page Turners meets at 10:30 a.m. on the cries for support and help; second Friday of every other month. This month’s selection private issue, or something that is left to social workers and Support people and is “My Real Children” by Jo Walton. There is a limit of institutions working to end 20 participants, so please call the library or drop by to sign law enforcement. From Blue to Better seeks to engage all abuse and exploitation of up! children; members of local communities I pledge my eyes and Bereavement Support - in this important effort. Gulf Breeze High School’s my voice to protect OUR children and our future! Navarre Library National English Honor Society April 8 and 22, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. has taken it upon themselves Lastly, I pledge to pass on Meeting are held at the Navarre Library on the second and to adorn blue ribbons and fans this message and educate others who inquire about fourth Fridays from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. The sessions throughout the city and in front address grief support and offer assistance, love and listening of businesses who took the going BLUE in April. ears to those grieving the loss of a loved one. All materials “From Blue to Better Pledge.” are provided and registration is not required. The Navarre Library is located at 8484 James M. Harvell Road. Morehead's idea saves funds Celebrate National Library Week Morehead was able to utilize Breeze community. His April 10 - 16 BY MELANIE KORMONDY scrap material obtained from grandfather was very active First sponsored in 1958, National Library Week is a Gulf Breeze News his job as a welder at a metal with the fi re department in the national observance sponsored by the American Library [email protected] fabrication facility and combine 70s and 80s and was one of the Association (ALA) and libraries across the country each Fire Lieutenant Joe it when an aluminum water fi rst EMTs in the department. April. It is a week designated to highlight the value of Morehead was recognized by tank that used to be mounted His grandmother was libraries, librarians and library workers. Visit any fi ve of the city council for a “Job Well on an old squad truck. a longtime nurse with the the Santa Rosa County Libraries to discover how “Libraries Done” at Monday’s regular The only money the city Santa Rosa County Health Transform.” meeting. invested in the project was Department assigned to the
Fire Chief Shane approximately $4,000 for a gas Gulf Breeze branch when it Friends of the Gulf Breeze Library Board of Carmichael said that Morehead powered water pump and $200 was located next to Gulf Breeze Director’s Meeting - April 12, 5 p.m. was “instrumental” in the for deck plating and mounting Elementary School. Board meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each fabrication of a forestry skid hardware. Morehead’s efforts Morehead grew up in Gulf month at 5 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. The Gulf Breeze unit that is mounted to the led to a savings of $5,800 to Breeze and graduated from Library is located at 1060 Shoreline Drive. Please see the departments HMMVVV. A $7,800. GBHS in 2011. He is engaged Friends website at www.facebook.com/friendsofgblibrary Melanie Kormondy | Gulf Breeze News commercially acquired unit Fire Chief Shane Carmichael right, describes Morehead comes from a to Lindsey Meredity and they for more information. Morehead's contribution to the department would have cost $10,000 to family with a long tradition plan on getting married in which saved nearly $8,000. $12,000. of public service to the Gulf November of this year.
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Gulf Breeze resident Jo Campbell Mix Nutt passed away in August 2011, and in an effort to ensure that her estate will continue to make a difference in the community she left approximately Innerlight is a part of local history $850,000 to be divided among three major benefactors in the BY TOM HUTSON later to make way for Harbourtown. Prior when a larger-than-life Greg Noll flew City of Gulf Breeze: Special to Gulf Breeze News to the demolition, Yancy rented a two- into Pensacola to meet him and hire him an endowment to story house on 9th Ave., next door to to promote the “Yancy Spencer Seeker the Gulf Breeze This is where Innerlight Surf Shop Church’s Fried Chicken. Model.” Greg Noll Surfboards was one Community Center, started. This was around 1973. Yancy The downstairs was retail space, and of the largest surfboard manufacturers in and endowment to the Spencer was renting this tiny building he rented out the upstairs as apartments. the world at that time. Gulf Breeze Library for $50 a month. The new boards were The upstairs was also called the Upper Skip Savage spent the winter of ‘69 Foundation and cash to stored inside, while the used boards were Room for a period of time, and used for here, but after an incredibly slow winter, the City of Gulf Breeze displayed outside. They carried a few T- bible studies during the Jesus Movement business wise, he turned the keys over to Beautiication “from shirts, board shorts and wetsuits. in the mid 70’s. Yancy, and friend Ken Roose. Ken ran the bridge to bridge.” Photo from GBN files The building was originally the rental The shop was originally called Greg shop while Yancy surfed and promoted. The estate further office for a group of rental cottages Noll Surf Shop, and was started by a Eventually, Yancy took over the store, directed that a plan Jo Campbell Mix Nutt passed away on behind it. Yancy’s blue Dodge van was friend of Yancy’s from Delaware named and with the eventual help of his younger August 11, 2011. The longtime Gulf for beautiication Breeze resident was remembered for given to him by his sponsor in California, Skip Savage. Skip introduced Yancy to brother J.B., expanded to several shops in be developed with her unusual mix of pith and passion, Jay Stone of Blue Cheer Surfboards, as Greg, who was one of the most famous the area. the assistance of the light and levity. To all her friends, payment for surfboard royalties. surfers in the world, at that time. Yancy Photographer unknown. various garden clubs family and all the neighborhood kids The building was torn down 10 years became a professional surfer in 1969 located in the city. she helped raise over the years, she was remembered as an amazing The city council this motivator and friend. week directed staff to prepare a request for proposals for a landscaping design irm to prepare conceptual plans for extension of landscaping beds from Learn to create a Butterfly Garden the intersection of Daniel Dr. to the east, to prepare conceptual UF/IFAS Extension Santa Rosa plans for landscaping at business frontage locations, and to prepare County will present ‘“Create a Butterly plans and speciications for a inal plan for both to be bid. Garden” program at the Gulf Breeze According to a memo to the city, the use of the estate in the Library, 1060 Shoreline Drive, Friday, manner prescribed will be a challenge due to the heavy trafic April 8, at 10 a.m. on Hwy. 98 and the existing driveway openings. MayorMatt The program is free and no pre- Dannheisser suggested extending the existing improvements in registration is required. Learn about the landscaping beds in front of Gulf Breeze Elementary School the plants used by the adult butterlies to new beds that would circle the large, single trunk crepe myrtles for nectar and those used by the east of the intersection of Shoreline and Hwy. 98, the Bradford caterpillars for their food. Explore how Pear trees just west of the overpass and the oak treesust j east of to put them together in a lovely and the overpass. functional garden and how to care for Councilman Joe Henderson suggested that landscaping the garden to protect the butterlies and improvement at Hwy. 98 business frontages should be in other pollinators in our environment. partnership with the owner. The program will be led by Louise “We’re going to spend all this money to make the median look Biernesser, a certiied Florida Master beautiful, and look at the six feet that I believe we own from the Gardener. sidewalk area in front of Wafle House or in front of the bait shop,” For more information, please said Henderson. “We have to work all the way up to the right-of- contact Mary Derrick at (850) 623- way in these areas.” 3868 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Dannheisser agrees that if the landscaping is going to enhance weekdays or via email at maryd@ some of these businesses, then the city should get some sort of santarosa.l.gov. “cooperation” from them monetarily.
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Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ offers more fun with Po It is easy to be cynical about for their owner’s affections. support of his friends and family major studios, like Fox or Sony, Parents will buy the DVD’s and we can pretty well be assured a creating animated series of kids will watch the same movies positive outcome from all this, feature length movies for an dozens of times, memorizing with a few simple, straight and easy cash grab year after year. blocks of dialogue in buoyant true life lessons learned along The basic template for a punch drunk delight. the way. (“Be true to yourself”, film’s universe is already set “Kung Fu Panda 3” fits “Don’t ever give up, even in the up for sequels – it probably right into this model. Here we face of your greatest adversity”, does not take as much time or find the story of Po, our hero, and “In modern times you can creative energy to get a film up fighting against his greatest successfully have and love two and running and in production. adversary yet, Kai, a powerful fathers”.) The actors can usually come and vicious yak, who steals the Does it all work and bring back and play the same parts, already established story than Again, it is pretty easy to be life energies (the “chi’s”) from smiles and warm fuzzy good which saves time in the casting there is in realizing a new idea cynical about all this, especially Kung Fu masters in his quest feelings all around? Yeah – I process, and usually the writers altogether, which means there as it applies to kid’s animated for greater power. Oscar winner think it is all pretty good and and directors welcome the is less creativity and originality movies. Children are fiercely J.K. Simmons voices Kai to most family audiences will have opportunity to come back to in the movies we are watching, loyal to the franchises they love. beautiful menacing effect. It fun. Will it work for the three extend their creative visions as studios take the safest, most They will come back many is up to our favorite Panda, the more sequels to this film already “Kung Fu Panda 3” is now and cash their more bankable conservative approach to assure times to watch Shrek & Donkey goofy and lovable Po, as voiced planned? My oh my – I guess playing everywhere and will checks. There is much less their ever expanding huge grumble at each other or Buzz by Jack Black, to defeat this we will see over the next 7 10 soon be available on DVD and risk in revisiting/recycling an financial success. Lightyear and Woody compete big bad guy. With the help and years. most home streaming mediums. Lifetime’s ‘Devious Maids’ back for a rip-roaring 4th season
Q: My favorite guilty pleasure many more, as well as too many Antiope’s lieutenant, Menalippe makes them feel like the hero is watching “Devious Maids.” video games to count. “A Series (Lisa Loven Kongsli). they want to be. And my hero, in Please tell me that it has been of Unfortunate Events” is in Director Patty Jenkins my head, has really long legs. renewed! Kellie T., via email preproduction and does not yet defended the look of have a premiere date. these Amazon warriors to Write to Cindy at King A: I am happy to report “Entertainment Weekly”: “I, as Features Weekly Service, 628 that awesomely campy, sudsy *** a woman, want Wonder Woman Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL nighttime soap which airs on to be hot as hell, fight badass 32803; or e-mail her at letters@ Lifetime will indeed be back Q: With all of these superhero and look great at the same time cindyelavsky.com. for a rip roaring fourth season. see him on? Natalie F., via movies coming out, I’d love the same way men want (c) 2016 King Features After all, we need to know if Facebook to know if there are plans for a Superman to have huge pecs and Synd., Inc. Adrian (Tom Irwin) and Evelyn big screen version of “Wonder an impractically big body. That (Rebecca Wisocky) survived that A: Patrick, who is known for Woman.” It’s time for some girl horrible explosion, which killed his booming voice and deadpan power! Delia F., Atlanta baddie Sabastien (Gilles Marini) humor, is a busy man these A: “Wonder Woman” is Lifetime and mostly good guy Michael days. Aside from “Crowded,” indeed coming to the silver (Brett Cullen), if Rosie (Dania Judy Reyes he will lend his vocal talents to screen, but not until June 23, Ramirez) will get Spence (Grant the Netflix animated series “A 2017. The action flick stars Gal often, as I am presently setting Show) back from the evil Peri Series of Unfortunate Events” Gadot as the titular character, up interviews with some of the (Mariana Klaveno), what will as Lemony Snicket. Warburton and it will be an origin story series’ stars, and I’ll be sure happen with Zoila (Judy Reyes) joins Neil Patrick Harris, Malina illustrating the transformation to get the scoop on what will and her baby, and if Carmen’s Weissman and Louis Hyne. of a young Princess Diana into happen for season four. (Roselyn Sanchez) baby that she As I’m sure you know, Patrick the greatest female warrior of gave up for adoption years ago is an old hand at voice acting, all time. She’ll get training help *** will resurface. providing memorable voices along the way, from the likes of Q: I love the hilarious and Prepare to be tantalized by all for shows like “Family Guy,” her mother, Queen Hippolyta talented Patrick Warburton, of these revelations and many “Archer,” “The Cleveland (played by Connie Nielsen), and especially his new show, more when the show returns Show,” “Kim Possible” and her two military aunts: General on June 6. And check back here “Crowded.” What else can I Antiope (Robin Wright) and A rare nerve problem causes cough DEAR DR. ROACH: I have had a envelop the intestine, causing an obstruction. chronic cough for over 30 years. As you can Most of the time the obstruction is partial, imagine, I have seen numerous specialists and with time and bowel rest, the problem through the years, and none of the prescribed resolves itself. However, sometimes it treatments has worked. doesn’t, or the obstruction is complete, and A friend suggested I might have laryngeal in those cases it will require another trip to neuropathy. My doctor didn’t know the operating room. anything about it. What is the solution for Diverticula are small outpouchings in the this condition? A.B. intestinal wall, most commonly in the sigmoid ANSWER: I can’t blame your doctor for colon. The condition is called diverticulosis not knowing anything about it. I’ve never and is very common, with about 20 percent recognized a case of it, though I wonder of people at age 40 and 60 percent of people now, having researched it, whether it might age 60 having them. When they get inflamed, be more common than we think. This approach sometimes makes sense, that is called diverticulitis, and symptoms The word “neuropathy” just means “a especially when diagnostic testing is difficult include abdominal pain, fever, nausea and nerve problem,” and in this case, it’s one or expensive. vomiting, or bowel changes. of the nerves in the throat, the superior *** A CT scan usually can diagnose both laryngeal nerve or recurrent laryngeal DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 47 year old conditions. It’s possible to have both nerve. It’s a sensory neuropathy, meaning male in generally good health. In 1999, I was problems at the same time, which makes that the nerve is sending the brain incorrect involved in a nasty car accident, ending up in determining the cause of current symptoms information, which the brain misinterprets a trauma center. I needed abdominal surgery difficult. Still, the CT scan would be the next as a need to cough or clear the throat. Most to repair a ruptured small intestine. Today, step if you are having symptoms. people diagnosed with this condition have 15 years after the fact, is it possible to have *** sudden onset of cough, often after surgery or issues with the scar tissue from that surgery? Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable viral illness. The condition is diagnosed by I have some of the symptoms of scar tissue to answer individual letters, but will an expert ENT doctor via a nerve conduction problems, but a doc has told me I have incorporate them in the column whenever test or a video test of the larynx. diverticulitis. Can you help me? M.F. possible. Readers may email questions to In the largest paper on this syndrome, ANSWER: Well, I can’t tell you what you [email protected]. To about two thirds of study participants have, but I certainly can confirm that scar view and order health pamphlets, visit www. were relieved by gabapentin (Neurontin), tissue, called adhesions, can cause problems rbmamall.com, or write to Good Health, 628 a medication used for many types of even years after the original trauma that Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. neuropathy. Some physicians choose to try caused them. (c) 2016 North America Synd., Inc. this medication without doing the testing. Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that can All Rights Reserved Shorebirds are nesting now ‘Chick magnets’ Just in time for spring, the first Each year, beginning in mid are available shorebird nests of the season have March and ending in late sum at the Naval Live Oak begun to appear on the beaches. mer, the seashore provides nest Visitor Stop by the visitor center at Fort ing habitat for several species Center. 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| WEEK OF April 7 - 13 | DOUBLE TROUBLE 1983 Life Master Pairs, and on the first written, directed and performed practice is located on the Museum of two deals opened the bidding with Pensacola Beach two notrump. The next player doubled, within 24 hours. Flight Line north of the Museum. Firefi ghters Challenge everybody passed, and although the Open bleacher seating is available defenders could have taken the first Friday, April 8 - Saturday, April 9 for seating 1,000 people. Admission: Ghost Hunt six tricks with a different opening lead, Pensacola Beach Gulfside Pavilion FREE Hamman wound up making nine tricks Saturday, April 9, 8 p.m. This event will test the strength, for a score of 890 points. Pensacola Lighthouse On the second deal, the one shown, agility, Bands on the Beach teamwork The Pensacola Hamman held the South hand and got Lighthouse has been Tuesday, April 12, 7 - 9 p.m. to four hearts doubled. Offhand, it and skills of might seem that West doubled once or fi refi ghters called one of the most Pensacola Beach Gulfside Pavilion twice too often, but be that as it may, as well as haunted lighthouses in The he exercised his constitutional right to provide a fun, America by psychics Emerald free speech and followed this by lead- family friendly and clairvoyants. Join in Coast Blues ing the jack of spades. event for for a ghost hunt in the Brothers It did not take Hamman long to participants and the public. Unique historic 1869 Keeper's teach West a lesson. He won the jack Quarters and see if the ghosts with dummy’s king, cashed the A-K to this event and as an added of trumps and A-Q of spades, discard- are willing to meet you. This tour level of diffi culty, all the skills and Pensacola Blue Wahoos ing two diamonds from dummy, and competition will take place on the includes a trip to the top of the Tuesday, April 12, 6:30 p.m. then led the five of diamonds toward beautiful white sands of Pensacola lighthouse for a look across the dummy’s singleton nine. West com- Wednesday, April 13, 6:30 p.m. Beach. Pensacola Bay. Reservations are pounded his previous felonies by fol- required. Community Maritime Park lowing low, and the outcome was that Vs. Jacksonville Suns The main reason why some players Hamman made the doubled contract Ocean Hour Beach win more national and world champi- with three overtricks to score another Fiesta Treasure Hunt onships than others is, without ques- 890 points! Cleanup Monday, April 11 - Friday, April 22 tion, superior skills. But on occasion, One important principle that emerg- Saturday, April 9 Pensacola - various venues luck — in the form of being in the es is that if your opponents are trying 8:45 a.m. right place at the right time — can for a slam (which is what Hamman’s For 65 years, the Fiesta of Five play an important role. four-diamond bid suggested), it’s Bay Bluffs & Flags Association has engaged Here’s a good example of how the poor policy to double them when they Chimney Park, the public with a series of historical luck factor works. Bob Hamman, one stop at a mere game. of the world’s best, was playing in the ©2016 King Features Syndicate Inc. Pensacola clues that have led to the location Bay Bluffs is at the of Don Tristan DeLunas lost treasure. intersection of Hwy. This year, treasure hunters will 90 and Summit Blvd., Chimney Park have the opportunity to decipher is at the intersection of Hwy. 90 ten daily clues that will lead them and Langley Ave. If you would like to ten daily prizes totaling nearly more information please contact $5,000. In addition to having the Paul at baybluffscleanup@gmail. opportunity to win daily prizes, com. Bring gloves, water and there will be an eleventh prize sunscreen; buckets and bags will known as the Grand Prize. Those be provided. For more information who answer all ten daily clues correctly will have their name go email oceanhourfl @gmail.com, or visit their Facebook page, Ocean into a fi nal drawing for the Grand Hour - Cleanpeace. Prize that will be announced at the Pensacola Crawfi sh Festival on Saturday, May 2. To play, you must Sunset Toast at the Top visit WEAR TVs contest webpage Saturday, April 9, 6:45 p.m. daily between April 13-17 and April Pensacola Lighthouse 20-24. Here, the daily clues will be posted along with a digital link that Make date night special and Solution, Page 4B » treat yourselves to the most will lead you to the answer. Once romantic view on the Gulf Coast. you have solved the daily clue, log Each reservation is for two and onto www.weartv.com and fi ll out includes ambient music, sparkling the contest entry form with your non-alcoholic wine served in answer and contact information. keepsake champagne fl utes, and light hors d'oeuvres. Reservations Blue Angels Practice are required. Tuesday, April 12, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 13, 11:30 a.m. 24-Hour Theatre National Saturday, April Naval Aviation 9, 7:30 p.m. Museum - Pensacola viewing area Cultural The outside Center viewing Six one-act area for the plays cast, Blue Angels 4B April 7, 2016 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Property Appraiser Jones contests ruling Register now for
BY PAM BRANNON Edward Fleming, attorney and court brief of from the Florida Supreme Court St. Ann Catholic 5K Gulf Breeze News partner in MacDonald, Fleming, his own to the in 2014 involving Navarre Beach [email protected] Moorhead Attornies at Law in request by Jones properties, that Jones had used as a St. Ann Catholic Parish in Gulf Breeze Pensacola, sent Gulf Breeze News the for the rehearing. basis of levying ad valorem taxes. is hosting the “Fully Alive – St. Ann’s 5K Escambia County Property following email: “Chris Jones iled a The March 21 Fleming had pointed out Run-Walk” on May 21. Appraiser Chris Jones didmotion ile or rehearing an or certiication decision involved that the case involving Navarre There will be an after party including appeal this week with the Florida First to the Florida Supreme Court as a an undeveloped Beach leases involved properties entertainment by Loaded Goat, children's District Court of Appeal on the court’s matter of great public importance, and 12 acre parcel on with 99 year leases or more that activities, a silent auction and refreshments. March 21 decision saying Escambia a motion for rehearing en banc (by Pensacola Beach Jones were automatically renewable – The event will promote community spirit County cannot levy ad valorem taxes all 15 judges on the 1st District Court being leased by Filed a motion for something the Appeals Court said while raising funding for the different rehearing from all on a property on Pensacola Beach of Appeal). We will ile memoranda Island Resorts, a was not “true lease.” ministries within St. Ann Catholic Parish that had a 99 year lease that was not 15 judges on the as well as The Boys and Girls Club of the opposing both motions, as neither are arm of Portoino, appellate court in the Jones had told Gulf Breeze automatically renewable. supported in law or fact. “ which had a 99 case of Island Resorts News on March 21 that if the Emerald Coast, New Horizons of Northwest But Jones is not asking the same Since Fleming and partner Todd year lease but was v. Jones. Appeals Court rejected his request Florida, Inc., and The Guardian Ad Litem three judge panel to hear the case again Harris were the attorneys to ‘win’ the not a renewable fro a rehearing, he would request Foundation. – but asking for the entire court to hold decision March 21, Fleming now has lease. The Appeals court reversed a the Florida Supreme Court to hear For details, visit www.StAnnGulfBreeze. a rehearing, which is very unusual. until April 14 to respond by iling a lower court ruling, based on a decision the case. com and click the St. Ann’s 5K’s poster.
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Thursday, April 7 Girls lacrosse district final, TBA Baseball at PHS, (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 6:30)
Friday, April 8 Baseball vs PHS (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 7) Boys lacrosse district final, TBA Submitted Photo Monday, April 11 Caraline Scheufler Traditional celebration Baseball vs. South hits a drop shot during last The GBHS boys and girls tennis teams, as they did last year, Warren, Ky. (JV week’s District celebrate their twin district titles a la the movie Anchorman. 4:30 p.m., Var. 7) Tournament.
Tuesday, April 12 Softball District GBHS tennis 1-6A semifinal at GBHS, TBA Baseball at team 3-peats Navarre (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 7) Ninth grade as district baseball at Navarre, 6 p.m. champions \ The girls finished with 19 points, BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News while Washington had 15. All Results [email protected] five girls singles and both doubles teams advanced to the finals, with By the time people read this, four of the five singles and one of Photos by Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News the Gulf Breeze High boys and the two doubles winning titles. Tuesday, March 29 girls tennis are hoping to be BOYS Lady Dolphin playing in the regional final, with 1. Hayden Essary def. Michael Berryman (Washington) 6-0, 6-1 softball 2, West the trip to the state meet at stake. 2. Joel Boles def. Andrew Florida 1 (9 innings) Both teams won the District 1 Rabinowitz (Pace) 6-0, 6-2 Dolphin lacrosse 2A titles on March 28 at Shoreline 3. Collin Scheufler def. Logan Collin Scheufler hits a forehand during Park. The wins allowed both teams Brabham (Pace) 6-1, 6-3 18, PHS 1 4. Sky Haynes def. Michael Ennis last week’s District Tournament. to host regional semifinals Tuesday Washington baseball (Pace) 6-0, 6-1 (after the News’ deadline). 5. Benton Byrd def. Michael 4, Dolphins 3 The Batterton (Pace) 6-0, 6-0 winner 1. Hayden TOO LATE, AGAIN Essary/Joel Wednesday, March 30 would Boles def. Sean Bishop Kenny advance to As was the case last week with the Ennis/Andrew District Tournament, which ended Rabinowitz baseball 3, the regional finals today, on a Tuesday (production day), the (Pace) 6-1, 6-2 Dolphins 0 GBHS’ tennis team played in the 2. Collin with the regional semifinals on Tuesday. Scheufler/ Dolphin lacrosse winners The regional final is today. Sky Haynes 21, Escambia 1 advancing to Look for regional results in the def Michael the 2A state April 14 edition. Ennis/Michael Batterton (Pace) Thursday, March 31 tournament 6-0, 6-2 April 13. GIRLS Dolphin baseball Hayden Essary, playing 1. Caraline Scheufler def. Emily 10, West Florida 2 number one singles and doubles Dawson (Washington) 6-3, 6-0 2. Abigail Lipnicky (Washington) Navarre softball 7, with Joel Boles and Caraline def. Maddie Bookout 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 Lady Dolphins 5 Scheufler, playing number one 3. Grace Allen def. Jordan singles, both won district titles, Wallace (Navarre) 6-2, 7-6(3) which earned them an automatic 4. Marley Taylor def. Brooke Monday, April 4 Gaston (Washington) 6-0, 6-2 berth at state. Dolphin baseball 5. Mary Miles Hitchcock def. Audrey The boys team scored a Basinger (Washington) 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 4, West Florida 11 perfect 21 points, with Pace 1. Emily Dawson/Abigail Dolphin softball 8, finishing second with 13 points. Lipnicky (Washington) def. Caraline Scheufler/Marley Taylor 6-3, 6-2 PHS 0 All five boys singles and both 2. Grace Allen/Maddie Bookout doubles teams won individual def. Brooke Gaston/Luana Souza district titles. (Washington) 6-0, 7-5 New Listings FORESTED RETREAT ! EXECUTIVE HOME IN GULF BREEZE! NEW LISTING
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6 Shows, Emma Tate 5:55.38 7 Tucker, Sophia Navarre 6:05.44 Stats 8 Davis, Julia Choctaw 6:10.04 Event 38 Boys 1600 Meter Run Continue from Page 2B» 1 Youberg, Mason Gulf Breeze 4:51.02 2 Epstein, Austin Navarre 4:51.68 Event 24 Boys 110 Meter 3 Pressley, Stefan Pine Forest Hurdles 4:52.71 1 Simmons, Devonte Tate 15.53 4 Brothers, Christian Navarre 2 Preston, Caleb Rocky Bayou 4:53.82 16.75 5 Watson, Michael Pine Forest 3 McGowan, John Navarre 16.76 4:54.53 4 Bassham, Samuel Navarre 16.77 6 Lleva, Noah Choctaw 4:56.48 5 Dosunmu, Queven Escambia 7 Wolfe, Cody PHS 5:02.85 16.91 8 St. Cyr, Jared West Florida 6 Campbell, Shakir Tate 16.97 5:11.07 7 Whitehurst, Malcolm Choctaw 17.44 March 29 - Milton 8 Longley, Oliver PHS 17.59 Milton 64, Pace 60.5, GBHS 41.5 Event 19 Girls 100 Meter Dash 4x800 relay - 1) GBHS 1 Riggs, Justyce Choctaw 13.74 110 meter hurdles - 4) Colin 2 Mayfield, Mikayla Navarre 13.83 Denaro (20.16). 3 Jacobs, Abby Gulf Breeze 100 meter dash - 4) Jael Davis 13.92 (11.57). 4 Nicely, Alexandra Navarre 14.25 1600 meter run - 1) Mason 5 Samuel, Valerie PHS 14.30 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Youberg (4:57). 6 Craddick, Jasmine Pine Forest 400 meter dash - 1) Denzel 14.38 JV basketball award winners Laxamanna (55.66). 7 Drayton, Annasha PHS 14.58 300 meter hurdles - 1) Denaro From left: Carter Sheppard (Academic), Chance Napier (Offensive), Brandon Schrepf (Offensive), Trey Murray (Defensive) and Kaden 8 Moore, Deeasha Tate 14.81 (44.76). Kuhn (Dolphin Award) were award winners at the recent GBHS Basketball Banquet. 800 meter run - 3) Ryan Von Brock Event 20 Boys 100 Meter Dash (2:15.2). 100 meter dash - 2) Abby Jacobs 1 Frye, Jabir Escambia 11.62 200 meter dash - 4) Landon (12.56). 10:26 1st - Harold Hill goal 1-0 2 Gardner, Jaden Pine Forest 11.64 Dermody (23.76). 1,600 meter run - 1) Hannah BASEBALL SOFTBALL 9:01 1st - Clark Couget goal 3 Everette, Joey Escambia 11.70 3200 meter run - 1) Von Brock Spooneybarger (6:05), 2) Tabitha (Noah Haas) 2-0 4 Davis, Nyheir Pine Forest 11.81 Varsity Varsity (11:03), 2) Von Brock (11:08). Labrato (6:24). 9:00 1st - T.J. Durst goal (Haas) 5 Land, Ian Rocky Bayou 11.84 March 30 - Gulf Breeze March 29 - Gulf Breeze 4x400 meter relay - 2) GBHS. 400 meter dash - 1) Ab. Ja- 3-0 6 Bryant, Edward PHS 12.08 Bishop Kenny 000 300 0 - 3 West Florida 100 000 000-1 High jump - 4) William Walden cobs (1:02.23), 4) Desirae Kane 8:39 1st - Nick Frazier goal (Haas) 7 McDaniel, Denaro Choctaw GBHS 000 000 0 - 0 Lady Dolphins 001 000 001 2 (5-2). (1:09.56). 4-0 12.18 Keegan Luchsinger 1-for-3, Daniel 1 out when winning run scored Long jump - 3) Daniel Harris. 800 meter run - 2) Ana Rios (2:41). 8:24 1st - Haas goal (T.J. Durst) 8 Porter, Adrian Tate 12.53 Green 1-for-3, Connor Duffy 1-for-3, WP: Olivia Printiss 9 IP, 1 R, 2 Hs, 5 Discus - 3) Malcolm Landrieu. 200 meter dash - 3) Ab. Jacobs 5-0 (27.87). Connor Thompson 1-for-3, Andrew BBs, 9 Ks, 3 HBPs. Event 37 Girls 1600 Meter Run Dorsey 1-for-3, Tommy Campa 1-for-3. Kristen Watts 1-for-4, BB, R; Riley 5:15 1st - Nick Daly goal (Frazier) Girls 3,200 meter run - 2) 1 Espinosa, Maya Baker 5:43.13 Robinson 1-for-4, RBI; Taylor Baker 6-0 March 29 - Milton Spooneybarger, 3) Lindsay Saun- 2 Seward, Jennifer Navarre March 29 - Gulf Breeze 1-for-4, 2B, RBI; Reagan Raley 3:58 1st - Carter Couget goal Pace 79, GBHS 45, Milton 42 ders, 4) Labrato. 5:45.04 Washington 000 040 0 - 4 1-for-3, 2B; Lexi Masino 2-for-4, (Frazier) 7-0 4x800 meter relay - 2) GBHS. 4x400 meter run - 2) GBHS. 3 Rios, Ana Gulf Breeze 5:46.90 GBHS 210 000 0 - 3 Becca Mejia 1-for-3, R. 2:15 1st - Clark Couget goal 100 meter hurdles - 3) Macall High jump - 2) Sullivan. 4 Spooneybarger, Hannah Gulf Jace Amberson 1-for-3, BB, R; Brandon (Frazier) 8-0 Massey (19.01), 4) Riley Lerille Triple jump - 3) Anna Jacobs (25-7). Breeze 5:48.62 Schrepf 1-for-3, 2-run HR; R.J. Philips March 30 - Gulf Breeze 42.1 1st - Durst goal (Frazier) 9-0 (21.41). Shot put - 3) Jessica Lerille (28-4). 5 Pope, Carley Tate 5:55.24 Discus - 4) J. Lerille. BB, R; Keegan Luchsinger 1-for-2. Navarre 000 104 2 - 7 31.1 1st - Patrick Fisher goal (Clark Lady Dolphins 100 220 0 - 5 Couget) 10-0 Kristen Watts 3-for-5, RBI; Riley 7:45 2nd - Haas goal 11-0 Robinson 1-for-5, 2B, R, RBI; Taylor 6:31 2nd - PHS goal 11-1 Baker 1-for-3, BB, RBI; Olivia 3:43 2nd - Jake Molina goal 12-1 Printiss 1-for-3, BB; Reagan Raley 3:22 2nd - Molina goal (Clark 1-for-4, Madison Patrick 0-for-2, Couget) 13-1 2B, BB, R; Amber Doyle 1-for-3, 2 2:57 2nd - Molina goal 14-1 Rs; Delaney Batte 2-for-4, R, RBI. 8:25 3rd - Durst goal (Haas) 15-1 6:22 3rd - Harold Hill goal (Haas) Junior varsity 16-1 March 29 - Gulf Breeze 1:05 3rd - Patrick Smith goal 17-1 West Florida 000 0 - 0 :12 4th - Everett Doman goal Lady Dolphins 102 0 - 3 (Jordan Pliska) 18-1 WP: Sarah Shearman 4 IP, 1 H, 2 Nick Frye - 8 saves BBs, 10 Ks. Alyssa Lewter 1-for-1, R, 2 BBs; March 29 - Gulf Breeze Amaya Torres 1-for-2, R; Katie Player 2 BBs, R. Escambia 1 Dolphins 21 March 30 - Gulf Breeze Jake Molina 3 goals, 3 assists Navarre 002 02 - 4 Jordan Pliska 3 goals Lady Dolphins 010 32 - 6 Clark Couget 3 goals WP: Sarah Shearman 5 IP, 4 Rs, 2 Patrick Smith 2 goals, 1 assist Hs, 2 BBs, 7 Ks. Carter Couget 2 goals Kamryn Hearn 2-for-3, HR, 2 Rs; T.J. Durst 2 goals Amaya Torres R, Katie Player 1-for-2, Nick Frazier 1 goal, 3 assists 2 Rs; Alexus Stafford 3-for-3, 2B, R. Noah Haas 1 goal, 3 assists Austin Rothefeder 1 goal, 1 assist Harold Hill 1 goal, 1 assist Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Everett Doman 1 goal Girls soccer award winners LACROSSE Wade Niles 1 goal Nick Daly 2 assists From left: Destini Ferraro (Coaches Choice), Megan Hawkins (Defense), Kiersten Edlund (Golden Boot) and Blair Amberson (Offense) March 28 - Pensacola Charlie Smith 1 assist won awards for the Dolphin soccer team at the recent GBHS Soccer Awards Banquet. Dolphins 10 8 - 18 Patrick Fisher 1 assist PHS 1 0 - 1
N O T I C E O F **OFICIAL** G E N E R A L E L E C T I O N AVISO DE ELECCIONES GENERALES **OFFICIAL** Yo, Ken Detzner, Secretario de Estado del Estado de la Florida, por el presente noti- I, Ken Detzner, Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do hereby give notice that a ico que se llevarán a cabo ELECCIONES GENERALES en el Condado de SANTA GENERAL ELECTION will be held in SANTA ROSA County, State of Florida, on the Eighth ROSA, Estado de la Florida, el día OCHO de NOVIEMBRE de 2016 d. C., para deter- day of NOVEMBER, 2016, A.D., to ill or retain the following ofices: minar la ocupación o la retención de los siguientes cargos: President and Vice-President Presidente y Vicepresidente United States Senator Senador de los Estados Unidos
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Reason to smile Riley Robinson (left) is all smiles after her bloop single in the bottom of the ninth scored Becca Mejia (right) to give the Lady Dolphins a 2-1 win over West Florida March 30. Lady Dolphins go extras (again) to beat West Florida BY JASON THOMPSON The Lady Jags, who lost 3 2 to Olivia Printiss struck out nine in the Navarre tied it in the fourth before Lady Dolphin JV 6, Navarre 4: Gulf Breeze News GBHS in the first meeting, took a 1 0 complete game win, allowing only two GBHS scored two in the fourth and in the Gulf Breeze scored three in the fourth [email protected] lead in the first last week on a leadoff hits, five walks and three hit batters. fifth. Amber Doyle walked and scored on and a pair of the fifth to beat Navarre. double and an error. Lexi Masino had two hits, while a single by Delaney Batte before scoring Kamryn Hearn had two hits, For the second time in the last two Gulf Breeze tied it in the bottom of Watts, Robinson, Baker, Reagan Raley on a fielder's choice by Robinson. including a home run, and scored twice, weeks, seven innings wasn't enough. And the third when Taylor Baker's double and Mejia had one hit each. In the fifth inning, Batte grounded out while Alexus Stafford had three hits, for the second time in the last two weeks, plated Kristen Watts, who walked. Navarre 7, Lady Dolphins 5: Gulf to score Madison Patrick before Watts including a double, and scored once. the Lady Dolphins were victorious. The Lady Dolphins, after a pair of Breeze was six outs away from being singled score score Doyle, who singled. Katie Player had a hit and scored The first time, a sacrifice fly in the West Florida errors in the ninth, would only the second GBHS varsity team A solo homer, a single and two walks twice, while Amaya Torres scored once. top of the 12th was the difference. This sweep the series. The win happened (volleyball) to beat Navarre this year, sparked Navarre's game tying inning Sarah Shearman allowed only two hits one, a bloop single by Riley Robinson after West Florida stranded two runners but the Lady Raider rallied from 5 1 before two hits (and two GBHS errors) and struck out seven in the win. in the bottom of the ninth plated Becca in the sixth, one in the seventh, two in down with four in the sixth and two allowed the Lady Raiders to take the Lady Dolphin JV 3, West Florida Mejia as Gulf Breeze clinched the the eighth and one in the ninth, turning more in the seventh. lead for good. 0: Shearman struck out 10, while Alyssa top seed in next week's District 1 6A a 5 3 2 inning ending double play with Baker's first inning single plated GBHS left two runners on in the Lewter and Torres had a hit and a run Tournament with a 2 1 win. the bases loaded. Robinson, who doubled, to make it 1 0. sixth and another in the seventh. scored in a win over West Florida. Dolphin baseball splits pair from West Florida, PHS next Martin struck out four and Luchsinger had three hits, BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News walked three in the win. while R.J. Philips had two. [email protected] West Florida 11, Dolphins Baynes, Wines and Derek 4: The Jaguars won the rematch Whited had one each. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin on Monday, with the help of six Bishop Kenny 3, Dolphins baseball team split a home and Dolphin errors. 0: The Crusaders scored all three home series with West Florida, West Florida took a 2 0 lead of its runs in the fourth inning to with the visiting team winning in the first off two GBHS errors shut out the Dolphins March 30. both contests. and a groundout. Amberson's Luchsinger, Daniel Green, The games were to be played second home run of the season Connor Duffy, Connor on Thursday and Friday, but to lead off the bottom of the first Thompson, Andrew Dorsey and inclement weather pushed the cut the deficit in half. Tommy Campa all had three hits second game (in Gulf Breeze) GBHS tied it in the bottom of in the loss. back to Monday. the second when Wines walked Washington 4, Dolphins 3: Dolphins 10, West Florida and scored on a throwing error. The Wildcats, coached by former 2: Jack Martin needed only 77 West Florida took the lead for GBHS junior varsity coach Jason pitched to tossed a complete good in the third, scoring three Lavaway, rallied from 3 0 down game three hitter in a win at runs with two outs. with four runs with two outs in West Florida Thursday. Gulf Breeze got back within the fourth on March 29. The Dolphins had only four one in the bottom of the third. Schrepf's two run homer in hits, with one of them being Baynes singled and scored when the bottom of the first scored a two run homer by Brandon Wines hit into a fielder's choice. Amberson, who walked, to five Schrepf. Derek Whited, Parker The Jaguars would respond GBHS a 2 0 lead. Baynes and Jace Amberson had with a five run fourth on only Amberson singled with outs in the other hits. one base hit. Two of the five the second to score Philips, who Baynes scored three times, runs scored on wild pitches with drew a leadoff walk, to make it while Schrepf, Amberson and two others scoring on errors. 3 0. Washington took the lead Keegan Luchsinger all scored Gulf Breeze left runners on for good in the fourth, with the Josh Smith fires to the plate twice. Leland Reames drove in in every inning, stranding two help of three GBHS walks. against Bishop Kenny last week. three runs, while Schrepf and runners in the fourth, fifth, sixth GBHS plays at PHS tonight Austin Wines both had two RBIs. and seventh innings. before hosting the Tigers Friday. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News
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The Gulf Breeze Dolphin lacrosse team jumped out to a 10 0 first quarter lead on their way to an 18 1 win at PHS last week to clinch the top seed in the District 1 Tournament, going on this week in Gulf Breeze. GBHS (9 1), with a win Wednesday (after the News' deadline) would put them into Friday's championship game against, most likely, Catholic. Dolphins 18, PHS 1: T.J. Durst and Jake Molina both had three goals, while Noah Haas had five assists and Nick Frazier Jason Thompson/GB News had four in a win over PHS. Harold Hill scored the first Playing more with the Mocs of his two goals 94 seconds into Alanna Zambetti (seated, second from left) signed a lacrosse scholarship with Division II Florida the game before Clark Couget Southern on Wednesday, March 30. Also pictured are (from left): GBHS coach Carlee Costello, mother scored the first of his two off a Donna, brother Andrew and father Edward Zambetti. Haas feed. Durst's first goals of the game off a Haas pass made it 3 0 before Haas fed Nick Frazier to make it 4 0. Zambetti signs to play Haas scored the first of his two 15 seconds later before Nick Daly scored to make it 6 0. lax for Florida Southern Carter Couget scored off a Frazier assist before setting up a "I had coached Alanna real The Lady Moccasins BY JASON THOMPSON Clark Couget goal to make it 8 0. Gulf Breeze News hands on for about two years are currently 11th in the Durst and Fisher scored off [email protected] now (between travel and high Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Frazier and Clark Couget assists school) and she had never given Coaches Association poll. to make it 10 0 after one. Alanna Zambetti was the a thought to playing after high "It is a very rigorous program. Haas scored before the Tigers first ever goalkeeper for the school," GBHS head coach Carlee I was looking for something that scored their lone goal with 6:31 Gulf Breeze High Lady Dolphin Costello said. "My husband kept would push me and help me excel left in the second period. Molina lacrosse team. saying 'she's pretty good.'" athletically," Zambetti said. scored all three of his goals in She will be the first GBHS Costello was so sure of her Florida Southern has two Jason Thompson/GB News succession (the second one off Matthew Hawkins checks a PHS Tiger during the Dolphins' 18-1 win. goalkeeper to play in college future, she kept Zambetti (and keepers currently on their roster. a Clark Couget pass) as Gulf as she signed a scholarship GBHS teammate Frances Williams, "I think they won't play me my Breeze led 14 1 at the half. Couget also had hat tricks in and three assist, while Austin with Division II power Florida who signed with Lenoir Rhyne) freshman year and just train me," Durst, Hill, Patrick Smith and GBHS' regular season finale. Rothfeder and Harold Hill had a Southern last week. out of shooting a Disney movie Zambetti said. Everett Doman all scored in the Patrick Smith had two goals goal and an assist. "It was close in proximity to (Invisible Sister). The movie called Zambetti and her 2016 GBHS second half. and an assist, while Carter Doman and Wade Niles each where I live. A lot of schools that I for about two dozen extras for a lacrosse classmates, who were Dolphins 21, Escambia 1: Couget and Durst both added a had a goal. Nick Daly had two was looking at were out of state," lacrosse scene, which had the two freshmen when the program Molina had three goals and three pair of goals. Nick Frazier and assists, while Charlie Smith and the younger child of Edward and been a part of, would've voided began, hope to win the school's assists, while Pliska and Clark Noah Hass both had a goal Patrick Fisher both had assists. Donna Zambetti said. their college eligibility. first district title tonight. 6C April 7, 2016 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ballin’ for Bayside Hayden Steele (left) handles the ball for the Bayside U-13s, while Skylar Woods (right) throws the ball in for the Bayside 14s at the Pensacola Classic Saturday at Brosnaham Park. Bayside, Texans, Breakers play in P’cola Classic
The Bayside Dynamo won the Under Bayside beat Real Athletic 3 0 in the BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News 12 girls division, beating the Gulf Breeze consolation final. [email protected] Breakers 3 0 in the title game. The Breakers’ 11 under boys team won the The Dynamo beat Gulf Coast Texans Exhibition Division, beat Real Athletic Futbol Three area soccer clubs with local White 7 0 and the Breakers 6 0 in pool play, Club 5 3 in the title game. They tied the Gulf connections Bayside, the Gulf Breeze while the Breakers beat Gulf Coast Texans Coast Texans Red 2 2 in pool play and beat Breakers and the Gulf Coast Texans all Red 6 0. FCD Emerald Coast 3 0 in pool play. won at least one championship Sunday at The Texans’ 13 under team won their The Breakers’ 12 under boys team won the Pensacola Classic at Ashton Brosnaham division with a 2 0 win over the HFC Storm. their division, beat the Texans 6 0 in the title Park. The tournament was one of the Texans’ They beat Bayside 5 0 and the Pearl River game. The beat the Texans 6 0 and Navarre two tournaments they host each year. Fuel 7 0 in pool play. United 12 0 in pool play.
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Bradenton, Florida 34206 ment of Foreclosure dated March, 2, 2016, and entered 6497 Telephone: (941) 747-1871 featuring MicroSoothe. in Case No. 2015-CA-000588 of the Circuit Court of the ------EMILY BRUNK Facsimile: (941) 747-2991 FirstJudicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, Florida It oxygenates, softens and AIRLINES need Primary: [email protected] in which GSBN Financial Ltd., is the Plaintiff and Debra exfoliates skin, turning LEGAL 40810 4-7-16 Secondary: [email protected] Mapes; City of Milton, Florida; Target National Bank/ Aircraft Dispatchers Attorneys for Plaintiff your bath into a spa-like Target; are defendants, Donald C. Spencer, Clerk of the -Grads work with Court, will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash experience. airlines, airports, and Legal 40243 Gulf Breeze News 2x 4/7/16 in/on www.santarosa.realforeclose.com in accordance others - Get certified with chapter 45 Florida Statutes, Santa Rosa County, Florida at 11:00 am CT on the 2nd day of May, 2016, $750 OFF when you mention this ad. in just 12 weeks NOTICE TO BIDDERS the following described property as set forth in said Final Call Today with FAA approved VEHICLE Judgment of Foreclosure: Toll-Free 1-800-845-9620 training. Call AIM LOT 2, BLOCK 1, GEORGETOWN ESTATES BE- Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa Coun- 888-242-2649 ING A PORTION OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 2 ty, Florida, will receive sealed bids for a minimum of: one 19,500 GVW long wheel base ------NORTH, RANGE 28 WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, 4 wheel drive truck with a Reading 132 Heavy Duty body and frame mounted electric FLORIDA ACCORDING TO PLAT RECORDED IN crane; additional vehicles could be purchased at the same pricing with the agreement 601 PLAT BOOK C, AT PAGE 81, OF THE PUBLIC RE- of the county and the successful bidder. CORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TAX REAL ESTATE FOR FOLIO #:28-2N-28-1340-00100-0020. A/K/A 5908 All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa QUEEN STREET, MILTON, FL 32570 RENT - APARTMENTS County Procurement Office, 6495 Caroline Street Suite J, Milton, Florida, 32570; and Property address: 5908 Queen Street, Milton, FL must be received by 10:00 a.m., May 3, 2016, at which time bids will be opened and 32570 Wind Meadow Apts. read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled “BID – 19,500 GVW long wheel base 4 wheel drive pickup”. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the Under New Mgmt! Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and returned sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date unopened to the bidder. Rental assistance of the Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after may be available. the sale. Specifications and bid form may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Website HUD vouchers (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department /s/ Damian G. Waldman, Esq. accepted. 1 & 2 at the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 BR handicapped & Damian G. Waldman, Esq. Questions should be directed to Andrew Hill at andrewh@santarosa.fl.gov. non-handicapped Florida Bar No. 0090502 Daniel Todd Dean, Esq. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, accessible apts. Florida Bar No. 575364 to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines Water, sewer/ Law Offices of Damian G. Waldman, P.A. to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. garbage service 14010 Roosevelt Blvd., Ste. 701 Clearwater, Florida 33762 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the provided. 3037 Telephone: (727) 538-4160 business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Wind Meadow Facsimile: (727) 240-4972 businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- Email 1: [email protected] Dr., Gulf Breeze, prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national Email 2: [email protected] origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. FL. Call 850-934- E-Service: [email protected] 3060, TDD/TTY Attorneys for Plaintiff By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida 711. 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