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November 21, 2018 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1.00 New residents support City’s Blueways plan

“Conversations are the best way to resolve issues between people,” says Seth Grant. “We just want this to be an area that works for everyone.” Grant and his neighbor, Tom Koprowski, urged Gulf Breeze City Council to engage in some more friendly talk over the issue of public access to Navy Cove and the Blueways Plan for Paddlers at the Nov. 14 executive meeting of Gulf Breeze City Council. They are in favor of the plan that has been presented as including the addition of bicycle racks; kayak and paddle board ramps with safety bars; fencing; and an education Center Pavilion, plus a proposed board- Seth Grant | Special to the News walk overlook deck, A view of Gilmore Bayou Talkin’ turkey just a few blocks These 3- and 4-year-old Pre-K students at Gulf Breeze Elementary School reinacted the first Thanksgiving by dressing up in Native away from their homes. American costume and learning how the custom came to be. Teachers are (from left) Mrs. Black, Mrs. Dunne and Mrs. Stevens. It seems they will be getting their wish. News of widespread discussion focusing on the Blueways plan first became public at the Nov. 5 City Council business meeting. At that time, property owners Merle G. VanTassel and Bill Wein — members of Group the Gilmore Bayou Association — told Council they had concerns about the state of the landscape around Navy Cove and about future plans for that area, includ- wants to ing Deadman’s Island. Grant and Koprowski gave Council members a different perspective on the situation. Praising the quality of life in Gulf Breeze as “fantastic,” they stressed resurrect that access to Navy Cove was one of the reasons they bought homes in the area originally. “When we bought our house, we researched the The Club area,” said Grant. He added that his family makes regular use of Navy Cove Park. “Putting our kids in the ca- By Glenda Caudle The Club, a sports and fitness noe and going to Deadman’s Island is great. We support Gulf Breeze News© 2018 facility located on Crane Cove [email protected] Blvd. in Gulf Breeze, is currently unoccupied. See Park Page 3A » He used a Facebook page to help him gauge local interest in providing Olympic and northeast side of the approach. USA-size pools, clay tennis courts, physical Parkway. He and his board of directors (Dave Glass- therapy space and a full athletic center for The building has been man, owner of DigiPro Media LLC and a Gulf Breeze. closed for the past two member of the board of directors of Ameri- County to T.J. Edwards had 1,000 likes in the first 24 years and is in foreclo- ca’s Heroes Enjoying Recreation Outdoors hours the Osprey Swim Team page was up sure with Beach Com- (AHERO); Ellie Ackley, a local resident with and running. Interest is at 4,000 and counting munity Bank. After being an interest in the project; Kristen Rhodes, review heritage now, just a few weeks later. urged to do so repeatedly president of Gulf Breeze Chamber of Com- And the time is drawing near for Gulf by various people in the Edwards merce; Steven Fair, a tri-athlete trainer and Breeze area residents to show just how deep community, Edwards has swim coach; and Mark Hedden, retired from tree ordinance their commitment runs. committed himself to spearheading an effort the Air Force and a consultant for Honeywell, Neighbors question clear-cutting Edwards says the goal is to purchase and to raise the $2 million it will take to purchase as well as a man whose family is invested in then serve as the landlord for the space for- the property and another $2-3 million to repair, refurbish and repurpose it with a quality By Pam Brannon merly known as The Club on Gulf Breeze’s See GBHS Page 4A » Gulf Breeze News© 2018 [email protected]

Commissioner Lane Lynchard of Gulf Breeze requested Santa Rosa County Zoning and Planning Direc- Butterfly house fights relocation plan tor Shawn Ward give a presentation to the county com- ter that would cost about $1 mil- Butterfly House is a program. It Schebler said the current plan missioners on the county’s Land Development Code. By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2018 lion to build, but the county says is part of the Keep Santa Rosa for the Butterfly House, if placed Lynchard told commissioners and Ward that he believes [email protected] moving it to the Wildlife Refuge Beautiful 501C under the um- in the park, includes a 1,500 sq. it is time to revisit the 12 articles of the LDC, especially would save about half a million brella of UWF. I am making this ft. learning center with an 1,800 Article Seven, which includes the tree ordinance. The Panhandle Butterfly House in taxpayer dollars. recommendation based on stew- sq. ft. porch outside and a 2,500 “Article 7 is the Performance Standards article, which is desperately trying to hang on to The issue was placed on the ardship of taxpayer dollars. With sq. ft. vivarium, with plants and includes the tree ordinance,” Lynchard said. “We get its home in Navarre Park, fighting agenda of Monday’s County the options offered, we could butterflies sharing space for peo- our most complaints about two articles in the Code, and against the county’s recommen- Committee meeting by County save about half a million dollars ple to observe in a garden setting. Article 7 is a main one with the issue of trees. I don’t dation to move the butterflies to Administrator Dan Schebler. of taxpayer money.” He said Butterfly House repre- know if the tree ordinance has ever been reviewed or the new Emerald Coast Wildlife “I’ve been meeting with the Schebler said the current con- sentatives say they needed a dif- changed since we adopted the original Land Develop- Refuge being built on Hwy. 87 representatives of the Butterfly struction cost estimates are $300 ferent layout, which would be a ment Code.” in Navarre. The Butterfly House House over the past few months, per square foot to build the But- 2,000 sq. ft. learning center with Ward said the adoption of zoning ordinances started in already has a reserved spot in the with seven meetings since Febru- terfly House in the park. That a 2,200 sq. ft. vivarium includ- the county from 1986 to 1991, before there was any Land new Navarre Park Master Plan ary,” Schebler told commission- cost was questioned by some in ing 400 sq. ft. of greenhouse for for a vivarium and learning cen- ers. “I discovered the Panhandle the audience. See Wildlife Page 8A » See After Page 4A »

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Tom Ueberchaer_2x4_11-08-18.indd 1 11/5/2018 10:17:48 AM gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2018 3A Park advisory board will work to Calendar of Meetings Friday, November 23 protect water and riparian rights Gulf Breeze Optimist Club — CANCELLED » Continued from Page 1A allowing it to return to its natural vegeta- members had said was occurring as the 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze tive state and prevent erosion. They also land was cleared. Pedals and Paddles plans.” want the City to allow vegetation growth Following comments from Grant and Tuesday, November 27 The Grant family owns a kayak mount- along the right-of-way property directly Koprowski at the more recent session, the City of Gulf Breeze Board of Adjustments ed on wheels that they pull by hand to the adjacent to the waterfront, allowing it to mayor noted that the idea for the Blueways 6:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze water. return to a natural unimproved condition, Plan originated with the Advisory Park Koprowski echoed Grant and said he similar to that along the water front prop- Board. He said that following the Nov. 5 Wednesday, November 28 and his family walk to the area to fi sh fre- erty known as Deadman’s Island. meeting, Robert Turpin, a member of the quently. In addition, they want trees and shrubs board, told him the board had extensively Santa Rosa County Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board The neighbors said they were aware of planted and maintained by the City and, evaluated the plan and considered all of 8:30 a.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton at least fi ve families within walking dis- ultimately, allowed to fi ll in on either side the concerns brought before the Council tance of the park who enjoy using it on a of the access to provide privacy and pro- by the association. Gulf Breeze Toastmasters regular basis and said they were surprised tection of riparian rights for the adjacent Dannheisser suggested the Advisory Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze to hear about illegal activity in the area. homeowners. Park Board be called back into service, The presence of people using drugs and They believe the nearby neighborhood, instead of letting the matter rest with the City of Gulf Breeze Executive Session alcohol and keeping late hours in the park its citizens and the public, they say, can previously proposed citizens’ group origi- 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze area was a major concern of those who best be served by the City’s maintenance nating at the Nov. 5 session. spoke earlier for the Gilmore Bayou As- of a direct water access at the end of Navy “I would like you to reconvene it,” he Santa Rosa County Parks and Recreation sociation. Cove Boulevard over a path or walkway told Abell, “and reevaluate the plan in light 5:30 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton VanTassel told Council those problems directly to the water. of all the comments made and to provide came to the fore when the City announced Finally, they contend, the right-of-way their (the board’s) thoughts to City Coun- its Blueways Plan a few months ago. property in question was originally platted cil about what action would be appropriate Among the requests he presented to as a continuation of Navy Cove Boulevard for that location.” Council on Nov. 5 in the form of a peti- and was never intended to be a park by the Council member Tom Naile said simi- tion focusing on the proposed Navy Cove original developer. lar concerns are likely to surface about Paddles and Pedals Park were that trees At the close of the Nov. 5 session, Weir other areas included in the Blueways plan and shrubs should be planted in an area had volunteered to chair a citizens’ com- and suggested expanding the scope of the that was formerly heavily vegetated but mission to work with the City on the Blue- board meeting to cover all water access FLASHBACKS has been cleared over the past couple of ways issue to fi nd a solution that would points included in the board’s original rec- years by both city crews and — apparently protect both water access and riparian ommendation. November 22 — by some citizens working on their own, rights. He and VanTassel stressed that the Dannheisser agreed, noting that it would 1 Year ago this week – 2017 more recently. Gilmore Bayou Association did not want probably take more than a single meet- Tiger Point Golf Club will be getting new electric golf carts, Members of the Gilmore Bayou Associ- to restrict public access to the water but ing to talk about those recently published thanks to action undertaken by members of Gulf Breeze City ation who signed the petition also asked the was concerned about issues such as safety, plans, the support for implementing them Council. Moving ahead with the purchase of 72 2017 Club Car City not to install hardscape of any kind of privacy, the parking of cars and trucks on and the concerns about what such imple- Precedent Electric golf cars and a Club Car Carryall 300 gas the right-of-way property, including, but or obstructing access to private property mentation will mean to adjacent property utility/vehicle at a total cost of $342,517.85 was one of the not limited to the following: kiosks, walk- and damage to the area they believe was owners. items placed on the consent agenda by Council members at ways, trash receptacles, signage, fences, intended to be a wildlife refuge. Grant and Koprowski say such conver- the executive session. docks, kayak racks, kayak launches, cook- At that meeting, Mayor Matt Dannheiss- sation is a welcome thing and a positive ing grills or parking spaces. er said he supported the idea for such a cit- step they believe can result in good things 5 Years ago this week – 2013 izens’ group and also directed City Man- for everyone concerned about the future of They did, however, want signage, fenc- A 27-year-old Gulf Breeze man pleaded guilty in a New Orleans ing and/or landscaping installed on the ac- ager Samantha Abell and City staff to look Navy Cove — in particular — an area they courthouse to distributing child pornography. The charges cess property to prevent passage onto the into action to halt additional erosion and say has had such a positive impact on their stemmed from an e-mail that was randomly sent to a Lockport, right-of-way property by the public, thus degradation of the area, which association families. La., resident back in March 2012. The e-mail account was registered to George Potter of Gulf Breeze. When the unidentifi ed resident received the e-mails, which contained several videos of Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News underage boys engaging in sexual acts with other minors and men, he reported the e-mail to the police.

Robotics club 10 Years ago this week – 2008 gets support Navarre celebrated Senior Night with a 198-yard rushing yard, two touchdown performance from Kwamane Howard, as it made Gulf Breeze Optimist Club invited history with an 18-9 season-ending win over Gulf Breeze. The win sponsors of thelocal robotics clubs to marked the ﬁ rst time in the history of the 10-year rivalry that the breakfast Friday to tell about their programs and pick up their donations Raiders (3-7) have beaten Gulf Breeze (1-9) in consecutive seasons. from the club. It also gave Navarre the Publix Beach Bowl Cup, a traveling trophy sponsored by Publix and created by the Gulf Breeze News. Victor Lowrimore, principal of Woodlawn Beach Middle School, with Shannon Farrell, Robotics Club sponsor, and Gulf Breeze Optimist Club President Tom Naile. Traffic offenses keep GBPD officers busy no brake lights resulted in the Monday, Nov. 12 GULF BREEZE • Lost or theft of wallet, un- arrest of the driver, a 26-year- Sunday, Nov. 18 sure when it went missing POLICE old Pensacola man, for driving • 9:39 p.m.: A 59-year-old with a suspended license and Gulf Breeze woman was arrest- Tuesday, Nov. 13 REPORT possession of marijuana. ed for trespass after warning at • 4:44 p.m.: Kevin Kerrigan, Quality Inn. 49 of Gulf Breeze, was arrested involved in a crash on Hwy 98. Friday, Nov. 16 • 3:10 p.m.: Failure to main- from your friends for DUI and possession of a • Lost wallet, later discovered tain lane led to the arrest of the controlled substance after being Wednesday, Nov. 14 that his card had been used at driver, Adam Keenan, 38, of at Gulf Breeze News • 7:20 a.m.: A trafﬁ c stop for several stores at Cordova Mall. Pensacola for DUI.

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report N�� 2 N�� 26 Rod Hurston Denise Andrews Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Pat Landfair Mona Edwards Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Lynn A. McCrary Randy Hebert Adam Wilkins Haley Hundelt FELONIES Tolbert, Coy Cosby, W/M, 11/13/18 7700 block, Vonnie Tolbert Road, Leighton Tubbs Kerrigan, Kevin Patrick, Navarre, marijuana possession N�� 23 Landen Wright W/M, 49, 4500 block, Soundside Arthur Burke Drive, Gulf Breeze drug Wolfe, Jeffrey Wayne, W/M, possession, DUI 35, 1900 block, Church Street, G. K. Lough N�� 27 Gulf Breeze, habitual driving with Moe Bass Meyers, Jeremy Dalton, W/ suspended license N�� 24 M, 27, 8400 block, Tortuga Lane, Dyson Broadhurst Navarre, aggravated assault with 11/18/18 Dave Cederquist a deadly weapon without intent McClain Meyers Petherbridge Petherbridge, Kira Nikole, Greg Gillam to kill, burglary N�� 28 B/F, 21, 7700 block, Navarre David Sundstrom Grace Freeman Williams, Jeffrey, W/M, Parkway, Navarre, aggravated Walden, Cody Tyler, W/M, 53, 9500 block, Link Circle, Singleterry, Marcus David, assault with a deadly weapon 27, 5600 block, Charter Circle, Pensacola, habitual driving with W/M, 33, 8100 block, Pinosa without intent to kill N�� 25 Gulf Breeze, burglary, larceny suspended license, cocaine Street, Navarre, distribution of possession, drug possession, heroin Jay Norris 11/14/18 evidence destroying DUIs Koi Norris Alex, Montana Rae, W/F, 11/17/18 11/18/18 Traci Price 24, 7400 block, Treasure Street, 11/16/18 Thomas, Jonathan Charles, Keenan, Adam Wayne, W/M, Navarre, drug possession McClain, Kyle Robert, I/M, W/M, 8200 block, Sevilla Street, 38, 3800 block, Hidden Oak LaQuita Stover 38, 3300 block, Green Briar Navarre, failure to appear Drive, Pensacola, DUI Neely Watson 11/15/18 Circle, Gulf Breeze, cruelty toward a child

Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Jay Norris • November 25 Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two Pensacola Little Theatre tickets or a one year subscription to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at the Gulf Breeze News Ofﬁ ce by December 14. Register your birthday on our Facebook page or email us at: [email protected] 4A November 21, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com After complaints of clear-cutting, county to review ordinance » Continued from Page 1A ordinance. We say protected Heritage the last meet- would never grow to this size, and our Trees need to be 60 inches at the four ing by Save Our children would never get to see these Development Code. Then the state foot high mark, measuring from the Soundside. trees,” Parker said. “I think Heritage decided every county should adopt a ground. That is a huge tree and I don’t “True story — Trees should be about 36 inches.” Comprehensive Plan in 1990 for the really know if we have any trees that after I got those Commissioner Rob Williamson future development of their county. large. Some municipalities, like Gulf emails from Save agreed, saying, “I used to be an arbor- Then, in 1991, the counties had to Breeze City, I believe have an ordi- Our Soundside ist and had to measure trees. For us in submit a Land Development Code for nance that says 36 inches around at the and heard what this county, a Heritage Tree should be their individual counties to the state. four foot high mark or larger, and that they were say- Parker 36 inches around.” Ward said that LDC is amended pe- seems more like what it should be. Es- ing about the tree Ward said over the last year, the riodically, and it was updated in 2017. cambia County is in the same position ordinance, I went home and took the Zoning and Planning office saw 9,765 “It has been six, or maybe eight, as we are and has a 60-inch rule, but an tape measure out and went out onto customers at the front line desk. years since we did a review of the per- What is a Heritage article today said they are looking at my property to measure some trees. They did 2,352 zoning reviews last formance standards in the LDC. One Tree? that to change it, also,” Lynchard said. We have five acres and we have some year. thing that is an easy fix that needs to be County Chair Bob Cole agreed, say- really huge trees, which is one reason They had 94 commercial site re- done is the section on docks. Our ordi- Santa Rosa County defines ing, “I think we need to review the tree we bought the property. We have some views and 49 subdivision reviews last nance does not allow anyone to build a a Heritage Tree as being 60 ordinance. We get a lot of push back of the largest trees for miles and we year, also. dock over three feet high. But the state inches in circumference. from residents about the tree ordi- have one oak tree that is monstrous by The office held 103 pre-application says you should build a dock about nance. I don’t think we need a long list anyone’s standards. That tree was just meetings, and the zoning board heard In the city of Gulf Breeze, four feet high — because the light can of trees to be Heritage, but we need to over 36 inches around. Another one 183 cases, with 36 of those related to a Heritage Tree is defined get under the dock and sea grass can look at it.” that is huge was just under 36 inches.” re-zoning. as being 36 inches in grow. That would be a quick easy fix Commissioner Sam Parker said he “I know if someone took those trees The commissioners asked to bring circumference. that needs to be done.” did, indeed, check this out on his own out and was required to plant another back the tree ordinance for review in “But we need to look at our tree property after the issue was raised at tree someplace else, the new trees December.

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However, the most recent owners did not maintain it. The new restaurant is located Top 100. at 850 Gulf Breeze Parkway. The growth is fueled by pas- Jersey Mike’s locations sionate Jersey Mike’s fans who GBHS swim team could benefit from through out the country have crave their subs made Mike’s raised more than $34 million Way® with the freshest vegeta- for worthy local charities and bles — onions, lettuce and toma- having an Olympic-size pool nearby have distributed more than 2 toes — topped off with an exqui- million free sub sandwiches to site zing of “the juice,” red wine » Continued from Page 1A Facebook page will rise to the tennis pro. will be time for Gulf Breeze help numerous causes. This year, vinegar and olive oil blended to occasion and make the dream a The site can also be impor- residents who want to see such the company’s 8th Annual Jer- perfection. Jersey Mike’s premi- competitive swimming) have reality. tant to the community as a ther- a gem in their midst to show sey Mike’s Month of Giving in um meats and cheeses are sliced established a 501(c)(3) entity Once there are sufficient apy facility and a place for pro- up on Saturdays, armed with March raised over $6 million for on the spot, piled high on in-store known as Freedom Athletic funds to buy the property and moting healthy exercise, with buckets, gloves, scrapers, paint more than 170 charities through- baked bread and served up with Center to buy the abandoned take it off the market, the re- experts in those areas renting brushes and lots of elbow grease out the country. a helping of neighborly banter property and bring it up to the hab work can take place in space for their work. to begin some simple clean-up Started in 1956, Jersey Mike’s from a dedicated and high-ener- high standards they feel the earnest. Professionally restor- Edwards says he thinks some efforts. now has 1,500 restaurants open gy team. Jersey Mike’s is always community deserves. ing the Olympic pool, which people who miss The Club and The fundraising will con- and under development nation- looking for outstanding candi- Edwards says as landlord he is superior to anything offered would like to see such ameni- tinue, of course, but once the wide. dates to join its winning team. will lease space to entities with in the Panhandle all the way to ties restored and even improved building is purchased, the new specific interests that can be ac- Tallahassee, will probably cost upon probably approached him goal will be turning it into some- commodated in the building and around $1 million. The outdoor to make it happen because of his thing even better than it was be- on the property. pool will have to have a hole re- family’s interest in swimming fore by fixing what is broken The interest that brought him paired, and heat pumps to make facilities and also because of or outdated or ugly and adding to the table, he admits, is a first- the pools accessible year-round his work as Outdoor Chairman to what is needed to make it a class swim facility where the will be necessary, too. with the Boy Scout troop his community trophy and a center Gulf Breeze High School swim Then there is the roof. The sons are members of. He also for healthy living and positive team can practice and where hole in it has to be fixed. has connections to many people interaction with others. top notch swim meets can also The Club once boasted a full who are supportive of the idea To learn more about the proj- be held. That interest comes second-story athletic center and through his membership in and ect, visit the Facebook site or naturally since his wife, Katha- some of the equipment is still work with Gulf Breeze Rotary the website at freedomac.org. rine, is the head swim coach at there, but not all of it is use- Club and the Chamber of Com- Communicate with Edwards GBHS and their children are able these days. Anyone with merce. And he is a GBHS alum- through email at Freedomac18@ competitors. an interest in leasing that space nus. gmail.com, and give whatever But he also sees restoration would want it in good condi- He and his board of directors you can in terms of dollars, of both pools as a good thing tion, as well, he knows. are counting on that network time, talent, expertise and plain for the community, as a whole, And the nine clay courts for of connections to expand and old hard work. citing the opportunity for pub- tennis, he believes, will be espe- bring in not only needed funds One man may have agreed lic use of the pools for pleasure cially popular with seniors, but but also some plain old elbow to take on the effort, but it will swimming and as a spot to offer they need work to get them into grease. take a community to see the job lessons. He is hoping those who premier shape and make them As soon as he and the board through. PUBLIC NOTICE responded so positively to his attractive for lease by a local own the building, he says, it Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the uniform method of collect- A brand-new ing non-ad valorem assessments. Such assess- American citizen ments may be made in any portion of Santa Rosa County and may be utilized for road pav- ing or construction, road impact construction, Lulu Jahn poses with her family and the judges at storm water improvements, fire protection, san- her naturalization ceremony. She is a native South itary sewer construction, potable water, canal African who lived in the Caribbean from 2007 to 2013. She met her husband, Keith Jahn, and got maintenance, street lighting, fire hydrant instal- married in 2014. lation, or any other purpose authorized by law. The couple lives in Gulf Breeze with three children. A public hearing to adopt a resolution autho- “ I’m thankful for becoming a U.S. citizen, and it rizing the uniform method of collecting non-ad is such an honor and privilege, and to know that I valorem assessments will be held on December cannot be separated from my family after this day. 13, 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa Rosa County I’ve loved the United States since I first came for a Administrative Center, Commissioners Meeting short visit in 2007, and I’m blessed beyond belief that my journey led me here. I’ve given up my South Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. If African citizenship completely. Starting today, I’m you are a person with a disability who needs a true American. My children are first generation any accommodation in order to participate in natural born citizens, and I am a first generation a public hearing you are entitled to the provi- legal immigrant.” sion of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Submitted photo Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing.

LEGAL 43402 Gulf Breeze News 4x 11/8/18 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2018 5A Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ – Queen bio-pic rules

The release of the recent the audience too much from Freddie Mercury/Queen bio- enjoying the rather standard graphical feature “Bohemian rags to riches, falling on hard Rhapsody” has been met with times, followed by a trium- quite a divided critical and phant return and re-grouping mainstream response. at Live Aid arc of this story. Most people I talk to, com- I get it. I actually respect ing out from a viewing, are it (sort of). The spirit of the very enthusiastic. Sometimes story is what is important to they both smile and weep as convey here. they choke out just how won- It would be too easy to get derful it was to see this story the four different members’ and “The Prophet’s Song”? lost in the messy details and played out. songs and how they worked There was so much more to facts, which nerds like me Other people are a little together, with all their varied this group than the hit singles, can’t help but fret over. more reserved. They enjoy the sounds, to make a cohesive and what was wrong with you “Bohemian Rhapsody” is music and the performance collection of tunes on an al- that you never took the time to a fine, fun film that, hope- of lead actor Rami Malek as bum. I also learned how each listen to more than the regular fully, enhances and expands Freddie Mercury, the lead vo- album built on the previous crap they put on the radio? your appreciation of the group calist of Queen, which was one to realize its themes. I was insufferable. Queen. (My girlfriend didn’t one of the most popular rock I took pride in knowing ev- A few years later, I hated realize the same folks who did groups in the world in the ery title on every album, which how the members openly dis- “We Are the Champions” also 1970s and 1980s. member wrote each song and regarded the ugly reality of made “Somebody to Love.” But they wonder how se- what almost every lyric was. apartheid and played the Sun This movie, for many peo- riously compromised the I was a real nerd for this City resort in South Africa, ple, elegantly and charmingly group’s legacy is by the ob- stuff. I was also a bit of a snot- apparently to collect a huge shows the depth and breadth of vious re-writing of key his- ty twit. payday. this cool, classic rock band. torical points, which help to If I asked you if you liked It is an important part of the Next week, I hope to give a define and distinguish Queen Queen, and you told me you Queen story — how brazen glowing, unconditional rave to from all the other popular mu- really did — that “We Will and arrogant it was to over- “Beautiful Boy,” a movie that, sical outfits of its time. Rock You” and “Another One look the racism and oppres- hopefully, isn’t trying as hard The group Queen was a big Bites the Dust” really made sive actions of the people hir- to grab mainstream, mass-au- part of my life as a teenager you smile and got your toes ing them. dience love. in the late 1970s. I learned the tapping — I would probably This is completely ignored “Bohemian Rhapsody” is Pensacola offers differences in the creative ap- sneer in your face. in the movie “Bohemian now playing in theatres every- proaches and tones of each of What about “Ogre Battle” Rhapsody.” It would distract where. plethora of activities | WEEK OF November 21 - November 28 | around Thanksgiving There is no shortage of ac- with holiday lights and the Friday, Nov. 23, IMPROVABLE CAUSE Closed Monday Jan. 11 tivities in and around Pensacola downtown is under a fireworks 4:45 p.m. -10 p.m. Pensacola Little Theatre PENSACOLA CHILDREN’S STONE’S THROW: ON this holiday weekend. If you display usually reserved for In- WINTERFEST ELF PARADE 400 S Jefferson St. MUSEUM BORDERS, BOUNDARIES have family in town and want to dependence Day. From Old Escambia County Pensacola 115 Zaragoza St. AND THE BEYOND show the wonders of our area, Games and activities fill the Courthouse to Plaza Pensacola Pensacola Museum of Art there is no better time. night in this unique holiday ex- Wonderland Saturdays, 8 a.m. - 407 S. Jefferson St. The highlight of the weekend perience. Downtown Pensacola 2 p.m. Daily, except Monday Pensacola is the Elf Parade on Friday at The Naval Aviation Museum PALAFOX MARKET Tuesday - Wednesday, 4:45 p.m. in downtown Pensa- is getting into the spirit of the Saturday, Nov. 24 - Palafox St. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday through cola. This annual tradition kicks season with its Polar Express Sunday Nov. 25, Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza Thursday - Saturday, Monday; 9 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. off the Christmas season South- Pajama Party. The Giant Screen 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Pensacola 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. FORT BARRANCAS ern style, with the welcoming of Theater at the National Naval CREEK INDIAN Sunday, Noon - 4 p.m. 3182 Taylor Rd. Santa Claus led by an alligator Aviation Museum will present CELEBRATION DAYS Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. - TT WENTWORTH JR. Pensacola brass band, a host of characters “The Polar Express” at 3 p.m. 4750 Willard Norris Rd. 11 a.m. FLORIDA STATE MUSEUM and the tumbling snowflakes. every Saturday and Sunday Milton BEGINNER AND 330 S. Jefferson St. Daily, 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Once Santa arrives, the beginning Saturday, Nov. 24, INTERMEDIATE UKULELE Pensacola NAVARRE BEACH downtown area is set aglow through Sunday, Dec. 23. Saturday, Nov.24, CLASSES COUNTY PARK 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. 657 N. Pace Blvd. Tuesday-Saturday, 8739 Gulf Blvd. DIRTY SOUTH BAND Pensacola 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Navarre Paddy O’Leary’s Irish Pub Closed Sunday and Monday 49 Via de Luna Dr. Saturdays and Sundays, MUSEUM OF COMMERCE Daily through Nov. 10, Pensacola Beach 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. 201 Zaragoza St. 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. TRIVIA TREK Friday, Nov. 23, thru Thursday, Nov. 29 Pensacola NAVAL LIVE OAKS MULTIPLE Gulf Breeze Community WALKING CEMETERY CREED 2 (PG13) 1:00 • 3:55 • 6:50 • 9:40 OPPORTUNITIES Center Wednesday, Nov. 28 - Friday, Nov. 23 - 800 Shoreline Dr. TOUR DR. SEuSS’ ThE GRinCh (PG) Sunday, Dec. 2 Thursday, Jan. 31 301 N. G St. 12:25 • 2:35 • 4:45 • 7:00 • 9:15 SNOWBALL DERBY FIRST CITY LIGHTS Sundays and Pensacola Five Flags Speedway FAnTASTiC BEASTS: CRiMES OF GRinDELWALD (PG) FESTIVAL Wednesdays, 8 a.m. - 7451 Pine Forest Rd. 12:45 • 3:40 • 6:40 • 9:35 Palafox St. 2:30 p.m. Daily, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. Downtown Pensacola SEVILLE QUARTER Pensacola BAY BLUFFS PARK inSTAnT FAMiLY (PG13) KARAOKE 3400 Scenic Hwy. 12:55 • 4:05 • 6:45 • 9:30 Saturdays & Sundays Lili Marlene’s in Seville Daily, except Monday Pensacola and Sunday RALPh BREAKS ThE inTERnET (PG) starting Nov. 24 through Quarter, 12:20 (3D) • 1:10 • 3:00 • 4:20 • 6:30 • Tuesday - Friday, 1 - 5 p.m. LIBRARY EVENTS Dec. 23 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. 130 E. Government St. 7:15 • 9:05 • 9:50 POLAR EXPRESS Pensacola Saturday; 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. First Tuesday of the TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:30 & 8:15 PM PAJAMA PARTY PENSACOLA MESS HALL month, 3 p.m. ROBin3D hOODTMNT: OUT (PG13) OF THE1:15 SHADOWS • 4:30 (PG13)• 7:10 5:00 • 9:45 & 7:30 PM 116 N. 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Your Community Newspaper Don’t fall victim to holiday On the charitable donation scams Spot: CONSUMER ALERT: who the money will go to TALLAHASSEE — The and even how much goes to holiday season is here and directly support efforts. that means charitable donation scams are, too. Florida Chief 4. Check social media and Financial Offi cer (CFO) Jimmy research. If a group or indi- P.O. Box 1414 Patronis warns Floridians to be vidual is unfamiliar to you, 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway on alert for online charitable research and research again. Harbourtown Unit #35 donation scams that typically Scam artists will oftentimes use reputable crowdfunding create a social media page This Thanksgiving, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 websites such as GoFundMe, right before they launch the what thing that has Office: (850) 932-8986 RocketHub or YouCaring. donation campaign, so check happened in the past Tips to Avoid Holiday Online Donation Fax: (850) 932-8794 Patronis said, “In 2016, one out of four to see how long their account has been ac- year will you be most Scams: households was impacted by scams and tive. Even check the images they used for grateful for? www.gulfbreezenews.com cost individuals and families $50 billion. 1. The more information the better. Stay their profi les to see if they are stock images, Recent reports uncovered that the scam in- away from donation campaigns that don’t which is a good indication the campaign is volving a New Jersey couple who raised provide adequate information about where a scam. Even if the name of the group or the money will go and the relief it will pro- BY GLENDA CAUDLE PUBLISHER/EDITOR nearly $400,000 on GoFundMe for a individual sounds familiar, always do your Gulf Breeze News homeless man was a joint scheme by the vide. homework. [email protected] Lisa Newell couple and man to cash in. With the holi- 2. Ignore email or texts from unknowns. 5. Keep records. Be sure to note exactly days right around the corner, it’s important If you receive a solicitation to donate on- how much you donated, the name of the SPORTS EDITOR that everyone be on the lookout for chari- line via email or text from an entity or per- individual or group launching the donation Jason Thompson table donation scams that prey on the giv- son you don’t know, delete it. These are campaign and any additional information ing spirit and then steal from those who almost always scams. that has been supplied. Even consider tak- need it most. It’s unconscionable. 3. Ask questions. Typically, there are ing a screenshot of the web page. NEWS REPORTER “My offi ce will continue to work to de- ways to comment on an online donation 6. Don’t feel pressured. Those who are Glenda Caudle velop long-term solutions to go after these campaign. Use that tool to ask questions running online scams typically try to pres- scammers and protect your money.” about how the money will be distributed, sure you to donate immediately. SALES Lisa Newell

Thankful for so many blessings this year “My family, especially my mom, OFFICE MANAGER Debbie.” Laura Jones Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated amine abuse. Meth is not safe to use, by ZOE HEPWORTH on Thursday, Nov. 22. This national holi- any means. Each toxic chemical used to Gulf Breeze day, with historical roots in the nation’s make meth would kill a person if ingested ART DIRECTOR LETTERS TO religious traditions, began in America as a by itself, not to mention that meth use can Barbara Crossland feast to give thanks for the blessings of the THE EDITOR lead to heart attacks, strokes, and psycho- preceding year and, especially in autumn, sis. GRAPHIC DESIGN for the blessings of the harvest. It has long As meth abuse has gained popularity, Blain Fowler been celebrated in the United States as a leau Wood. Our Sissy President sent Chief those smuggling the drug into the United secular holiday, as well. Similar obser- of Staff John Kelly and Chairman of the States have become craftier in getting the vances, most often associated with the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford drug through our borders. Most recently, a CONTRIBUTORS harvest, take place in several other coun- to attend the ceremonies. Kelly and Dun- huge meth bust found the drug in the form Betty Archer Allen tries. ford are true Americans. of pressed tablets, some even resembling Pam Brannon On this Thanksgiving Day, there is no Dignitaries who visited various WWI children’s vitamins! Tom Nolan better time for the author of this letter sites included Canadian Prime Minister It’s a scary time we live in and now, Jack Kale to the editor to thank the good Lord for Justin Trudeau, German Chancellor Ange- more than ever, we have to be vigilant in “My school and a safe place to watching over him for 92 years and count- la Merkel and French President Emmanuel our fi ght against the drug crisis. live and my family and my new ing. Indeed, many times life for me was not Macron, but Trump stayed dry. For more information on metham- dog, Gracie.” a rose garden, but I’m still above the green phetamine, go to https://www.narconon- Member: Our military fi ghts and dies in all types TY ROGERS grass. I am also grateful to my family and of weather, including rain, snow, the heat suncoast.org/blog/meth-now-being-dis- Gulf Breeze Florida Press Association friends for their help along the way. and the cold. The Sissy President says he guised-as-childrens-vitamins.html. If you I will have a chair at the dining-room cares about our military, but in the two are in need of a referral to a treatment cen- table on this Thanksgiving and will be years since his election he has not visited ter, call us at 1-888-824-1621. Pensacola Beach served turkey with cornbread stuffi ng and our military in an active war zone. He has Chamber of Commerce mashed potatoes with gravy. disrespected our military and is a disgrace JASON GOOD to our country. Clearwater Greater Pensacola NOAH H. BELEW Chamber of Commerce Gulf Breeze DONALD MOSKOWITZ Warm coats will help out Former PO2 & LT, U.S. Navy Navarre Tourist Our Sissy President Development Council Londonderry, NH The One Warm Coat drive this year has been very successful. Three hundred and President Trump, our Sissy President, fi fty coats were collected and distributed Meth is still a problem “I got to go see so many things fl ew across the Atlantic Ocean to France to the needy without charge through the and go so many places. My fam- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze to participate in ceremonies honoring the Methamphetamine has become almost Waterfront Rescue Mission. The volunteer ily and I got to take some won- News welcomes your opinion. We military personnel who fought and died in as big of a problem for our society as opi- team thank following businesses for their derful trips, like Auburn for the reserve the right to edit a letter to fit WWI, but he couldn’t attend the ceremo- oids and benzos. While the overall drug participation in the coat drive: YMCA; swim meet and New York.” space available. We do not accept nies at the Aisne-Marne American Cem- crisis is going “full steam ahead,” it’s easy Everman’s Market and Café; Four Square CAROLINE SMITH letters containing a personal attack etery due to light rain. to forget about the meth problem when Fitness; Pensacola State College campus- Gulf Breeze on any individual. Letters must be The cemetery has 2,288 graves, includ- much of the country’s attention is on Big es at Pensacola, Warrenton and Midway; limited to one per month from an ing many Americans who fought in the Pharma and the fentanyl problem. Some Studer Group; Mission Anglican Church; individual writer. If we receive form Aisne-Marne Offensive and the Battle addiction professionals believe meth has Gulf Breeze Recreation Center; Holly by letters, we will print only the first of Belleau Wood. My wife’s father, Al- become increasingly popular because the Sea Recreation Center; Apple Market. one we receive. Include your name, ton Christmas Jones, who was gassed in it’s being viewed as a “safer” alternative address and daytime phone number. France, and her uncle, William Howard to pills and heroin, since fatal overdoses LARRY SESSIONS Jones, were marines who fought at Bel- occur less frequently with methamphet- Volunteer Coordinator CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. Show restraint at Thanksgiving and beyond Please email us at news@ A classic column from the some might think. most of us. You don’t have to “I’m going to be having lots gulfbreezenews.com with the archives of Jack in the Box: Whether you are feasting eat all of it at once. Eat smaller subject line CORRECTION or of family visiting for the holi- on General Tso’s Chicken or portions and I promise that you CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- days.” Thanksgiving is upon us. I a fi nely smoked turkey, I hope will be “thankful” you did. No 8986 during office hours and ask OLIVIA COLLETTE have already bought my two that you enjoy your Thanksgiv- one likes that bloated feeling for news or sports departments. Gulf Breeze ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News turkeys and a Boston butt. I ing in the spirit that it was in- after having eaten too much, so will not be responsible for quality or can’t wait to get the Green Egg tended. It is a national holiday tone it down a little and enjoy discoloration in ads provided by the fi red up. The family already because it reminds us that we it a little more by eating a little advertiser or its agents. left for Dothan to spend some can survive the tough winters less. much needed time with fam- more like Ralphie Parker’s of life. The pilgrims did it with Likewise, show a little reily we haven’t seen in months. the help of the natives. We do straint on your spending. Don’t Gulf Breeze News is published family from “A Christmas Sto- Thankfully, my wife and I grew it with the help of neighbors, spend too much on Black Fri- weekly on Thursdays by Gulf ry.” While my dad never got up in the same town. Spending support groups and churches. day. The stores will still be Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions his lamp-o-leg, he does enjoy are $52 per year. Periodical time with the Maynes and the a good Chinese food Christmas Like those fi rst settlers, you open right up to Christmas. Re- postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Kales will require coordina- and Thanksgiving! might have experienced great member your limits and, if you God’s word Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no tion, but it will be worth it. Oh, don’t get me wrong, loss and suffering since last can, try not to use those credit refunds on subscriptions. Seeing cousins, in-laws, grand- year. I hope that you fi nd a way cards. They are the fi nancial that’s part of what I love about Blessed is the man who POSTMASTER: Please send parents and siblings will be a my family: I love that my dad toward real thanksgiving. Join equivalent of overeating. address changes to Gulf Breeze real treat that is matched only your community and your fam- Push back at the table and does not walk in the counsel knows what he wants even if of the wicked or stand in the News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, by the diversity of fl avors ex- that’s not what the rest of the ily and give thanks for the little at the check out line. Show a FL 32562. perienced in our feasting. things and the big ones. little restraint, and you will be way of sinners or sit in the seat world tells him he “should” of mockers. But his delight is All content is copyrighted 2018. The Maynes are pretty tradi- want. Given that the “China Lastly, I want to encourage “thankful” you did. Advertising rates are available tional. They like turkey, ham, you to use a little restraint this Have a happy Thanksgiv- in the law of the Lord, and on Star” restaurant is usually open his law he meditates day and upon request. dressing, pecan pie, salads,and week and the upcoming weeks. ing! for these holidays, my guess is night. the like. The Kale family is that my dad isn’t as alone as There will be plenty of food for Love one. Love another. —Psalm 1:1-2 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2018 7A

Hostess for Driftwood Garden Club were Jackie Zachem, Imogene Presley and Samantha Abell. Ingrid Hewett and Judy Shane at the Gulf Breeze Will Do social at The Copper Bull. Gulf Breeze Will Do hosts social event

Gulf Breeze Will Do members and potential members gathered Wednesday, Nov. 14, at the new Tiger Point area restaurant called The Copper Bull for socializing and learning more about the work Gulf Breeze Will Do is doing to improve the greater Gulf Breeze area. A social is planned for Thurs- day, Dec. 12, at Lucas’ on the suppers have a new look. The former member Edie Freymey- Boardwalk on Pensacola Beach. “pot luck” supper is out; the ca- er; David All members and potential tered dinner is in. The planners Landfair; new members are invited to at- have already researched eight who was tend. caterers who can provide good, then City nutritious meals for a reasonable of Gulf IMPACT 100 price. B r e e z e Tickets are available in the c o u n c i l - IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay atrium before and after services man and is Area is getting to work on the on Sunday. There will be no now May- Navarre residents Tracy Bragg and Melissa Whitfield are interested in forming a club similar to Gulf ticket sales at the door, since or-elect of Freymeyer Breeze Will Do to benefit causes in their hometown. They came to the Gulf Breeze Will Do Social at 2019 membership season. They The Copper Bull and are pictured with Susan Nitterauer, the founder and current president of Gulf will meet and before the holiday food needs must be confirmed the City of Breeze Will Do. season. 24-hours in advance. The menu Gulf Breeze; and special guest IMPACT board members had for November’s parish supper speaker Sharon Gincaukas with the members. It promotes Gulf bins again. munity room on Tuesday, Dec. a holiday event Nov. 14 and are will be a garden salad, corn and a Ocean Hour FL. Breeze and has a comprehensive Cleveland reported that the 11. Mix and mingle begins at 5 planning the second on Wednes- chicken casserole with wild rice. She thanked hostesses Jackie account of the City’s leadership, holiday party will be held at The p.m. and dinner will be served day, Dec. 5, from 4:30 to 6:30 Dessert will be an assortment of Zachem, Imogene Presley and goals and accomplishments. Bayshore Condominiums’ com- at 6. p.m. at Hilton Garden Inn Pen- Seven-Layer Bars, lemon bars Samantha Abell for the fun and He complimented the DGC sacola Airport at 1144 Airport and brownies.Beverages will festive table decorations and on making Gulf Breeze the city Blvd. in Pensacola. include coffee, iced tea or lem- shared a gardening poemeby it is today. NOTICE OF All la- onade, or diners may bring their George Cooper called “Octo- Vice president Lisa Cleveland dies, 18 own drinks. ber’s Party.” introduced Sharon Gincauskas, PUBLIC MEETINGS years old The first parish supper in the “October gave a party; The who pro- and older, new year will be on Jan. 23. leaves by hundreds came; vided the All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county are wel- The featured speaker will be The chestnuts, oaks and ma- m e m b e r s department meetings are held in the County Administrative come to at- Dr. Brian Rucker from Pensacola ples, And leaves of every name. with help- Center Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, tend; no in- State College, who will speak on The sunshine spread a carpet, ful tips unless otherwise indicated. vitation is “Life on the West Florida Piney And everything was grand. to keep necessary. Wood Frontier.” Miss Weather led the dancing, b e a c h e s Blackwater Soil and Water For more Kristin Longley Professor Wind, the band.” and wa- Conservation District December 4 7:30 a.m. i n f o r m a - Publicity Chair Driftwood Garden Club She gave birthday greetings t e r w a y s tion about for IMPACT 100 to October birthday celebrants clean. She Gincauskas 3927 Highway 4, Suite 102, Jay I M PA C T The Driftwood Garden Club Karol Holifield, Barbara Laugel discussed 100, please visit www.impact- met Oct. 25 and Ann Hunt. the problem with plastics and Marine Advisory December 4 5:00 p.m. 100pensacola.org. at Andrews Landfair led the group in the gave advice on how to minimize Commission Committee December 10 9:00 a.m. A t h l e t i c Pledge of plastics. People of St. Francis P e r f o r - Allegiance During the question and an- Fire Department and thanked swer segment, Abell spoke to Episcopal Church mance & Executive Group December 10 Cancelled R e s e a r c h Driftwood the group about the Santa Rosa G a r d e n County recycling procedures. John Appleyard will be the Pavilion. Building Code Board Club mem- She said there is some local guest speaker for parish supper P r e s i - bers for misinformation regarding the of Adjustments December 12 Cancelled at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 28. dent Jill Lee their con- splash pad and an increase in Appleyard is an internationally Lee began Commission Regular December 13 9:00 a.m. tributions water bills. respected source on Pensacola’s the meeting to the City Landfair She wanted all to be aware Engineering Services Interviews – early history. He will discuss with welcomes, thank-yous and of Gulf that this information is not true. North America’s first permanent greetings. Pea Ridge Connector December 13 1:00 p.m. Breeze over the years. The splash pad is within budget settlement in Pensacola, led by She welcomed new member Landfair shared the publi- and all water is recycled and re- Don Tristan de Luna, in 1559. Tammy Chissenhall, a former Commission Special – cation “Year in Review: Gulf used. She noted, too, that the St. Francis’ monthly parish teacher who has lived in Gulf Rezoning Meeting December 13 6:00 p.m. Breeze for 34 years; guest and Breeze Florida 2018” with all of city is taking glass in recycling Courthouse Design - Build Proposal Interviews December 18 9:00 a.m. Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board December 19 8:30 a.m. Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Courthouse Design – Build Team Selection December 19 9:00 a.m. Commission Committee December 24 Cancelled Parks and Recreation December 26 5:30 p.m. Commission Regular December 27 Cancelled

If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. Agendas and minutes are also available at Gulf Breeze High Swim Coach Katharine Edwards, second from www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held in the Board Room left, brought Swim Team Captains Devon Elliott, left, and Genna are recorded on DVD and available for purchase and most can Edwards to the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club breakfast, where they told about the team’s upcoming meets and received a check to Mary Anne Aanestad and Kristen Amberson attend the Gulf be viewed live and/or replayed at this web site by selecting help them with team expenses. Breeze Will Do social at The Copper Bull. the meeting from the main page. 8A November 21, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Wildlife Refuge may partner with Butterfly House on Hwy. 87 » Continued from Page 1A House. This was paid for with panies and now own a manu- House is going to be a part of funds in the bank that the But- facturing company in Santa it. We have had several meet- the plants. terfly House has been saving. Rosa County. We do not receive ings with them and thought ev- Schebler said the cost would The idea of moving the But- monies at the Butterfly House erything was a go for them to be the same as the original terfly House to the Wildlife from the county, state or federal move to partner with us, which county plan. Refuge was first suggested by government. We have operated we feel would be beneficial to But the design for Navarre Jack Sanborn, former member with donations, plant sales and both us and them, as well as Park is beginning soon. of the Tourist Development some classes. We have used to the county. Then we heard “The concern for time is be- Council. It was then voted on volunteers. We can sustain our- about a meeting they had that cause we are getting ready to with unanimous approval by the selves.” we didn’t even know about and send requirements for the park TDC and brought to the county Commissioner Lane were not invited to explain what design to Genesis to get the de- commission by commissioner Lynchard asked how much rev- we had planned, and everything sign plan done. So we need to Sam Parker, the county’s repre- enue the Butterfly House had changed. We feel like we are know whether to include the sentative on the TDC. raised through last year with chasing a moving target.” Butterfly House or not,” he Smith said he was, in fact, in outside fundraising and was Commissioner Williamson said. favor of moving the Butterfly told $49,000. suggested that the county send Kevin Smith, the executive House up the highway to the Williamson said it had been the plans for Phase 1 of the director of Keep Santa Rosa Wildlife Refuge when he first estimated that, with utilities Navarre Park plan to Genesis, Beautiful, addressed the com- heard about it. and other expenses, the But- holding the place for the Butter- missioners on behalf of the But- “But we have had several terfly House would need about fly House footprint. terfly House. meetings with them, and there $250,000 a year to sustain itself, He said the Butterfly House He explained that the facility are some issues with moving it and he could not see how the representatives need to work has been in Navarre Park since there.” board would get from $49,000 with county staff soon to find 1997. He said the Butterfly House to that end point, even with a $7 out what needs to be fleshed out “At that time, there was board met a couple of weeks File photo admission fee. in their business plan to con- The Butterfly House has been in Navarre since 1997. A plan to nothing in the park except, as ago and voted to ask to stay in relocate it to a site on Highway 87 has met with concern. Owner and CEO of the Em- vince the county that they can I understand, one mobile home Navarre Park. erald Coast Wildlife Refuge sustain themselves financially used by the Navarre Chamber “Right now the board of di- Bill Anderson said they thought all year long in their new facil- of Commerce. Jack Weatherall rectors does not feel it is in its which is about an eighth of a in the park master plan, that they had a deal with the Butter- ity. approached the Chamber and best interest to move down the mile away, or across Hwy. 87 at proposal had been contingent fly House and had started plan- That should all be addressed asked if they could build a But- road to the Wildlife Refuge,” the Auction House. on a couple things. ning for their footprint at the again in the December county terfly House for the park, and Smith said. “In Navarre Park, Several members said they “Since the beginning of this Hwy. 87 location. meeting. that’s how it started.” it is now planned for us to have did not like the idea of walk- plan, it has been dependent on “We will be celebrating our Commissioners agreed. He said the Butterfly House almost 2,600 sq. ft. But at the ing children — or themselves two things: first, you needed to 25th anniversary soon, and we The Wildlife Refuge rep- has run with volunteers for 21 Wildlife Refuge, we would be — across Hwy. 87 with no cross show that you could be sustain- are happy to be moving (from resentatives also agreed that years. placed in a much smaller space. walks or traffic controls, and able year round; and second, Ft. Walton Beach) to Navarre. they could wait until December “These are not just little old We would not be able to have some said they could not walk that you provide a business plan “This next week we will start to hold a spot in their plan for ladies looking for something the gardens we want. We have the eighth of a mile from the to show you could financially pouring footings at the Refuge the Butterfly House, in case its to do who run the Butterfly some of the most beautiful gar- church parking lot. stay open all year long. We re- property on Hwy. 87, so we board decides to still partner House. We have very qualified dens anywhere in the Panhan- Butterfly House representa- ceived a business plan from you need to know if the Butterfly with them. and educated people, including dle. There are no paved roads tive Bill Walter said one prob- finally on Oct. 25 and I was ex- retired school teachers, military in or out leading to the Butterfly lem with moving it would be cited to finally get it, so I dug people, professionals.” House. And parking is an is- the Monarch butterflies. deep, right away, into reading it. He said volunteers come sue.” “People have worked hard But I am not sure whether you from all over the county, but Jenny Weber, also from the over the last 21 years to get the stay in the park or someplace especially from the Navarre and Butterfly House, addressed Monarchs to stop at the Butter- else that is shows how you are Gulf Breeze area, and the But- the parking issue, saying, “At fly House and the park on their going to sustain staying open terflies pull over 15,000 visitors the Wildlife Refuge, we would Monarch migration route. It’s all year long. Even with the $7 a year now during the four or have 18 parking spaces, and not easy to do. If we move down admission fee you have worked five months the facility is open. that is not enough. There is no the road, we would be off that into the business plan. With He said with plans for the bus parking and no turn around migration route, and we could 15,000 people, that does not new facility to be open year for buses. And during out Mon- not do the Monarch Madness raise enough money to sustain round, they would expect to arch Madness each year we celebration each year without you.” draw many, many more visi- draw 1,000 people, so we could Monarch butterflies.” Jan Chappel, treasurer of tors. not have that any more at the Commissioner Rob William- the Butterfly House, answered He said the Butterfly House Refuge property.” son of Navarre said that even Williamson, “I am a graduate had just hired a paid full-time They said the Refuge owners though he was the one who of Syracuse University with director to oversee the day-to- had offered alternative park- brought the idea of the Butterfly a degree in accounting, and I day activities of the Butterfly ing at Billory Baptist Church, House getting a larger footprint worked for several large com-

Greg Brown, SRC Property Appraiser, wins awards for drone program The International Association of Assessing Offi- technologies lead by the in- cers (IAAO) announced that the Santa Rosa County house IT Programming De- Property Appraiser’s Office in Milton is the recipi- partment. In October 2017, ent of the 2018 Distinguished Assessment Jurisdic- the office successfully con- tion Award. The office is led by Property Appraiser solidated multiple Field Ap- Greg Brown, Certified Florida Appraiser, who has praiser tasks into a single user PARIS & NORMANDY been a member of IAAO since 1994. interface, referred to as the PARIS TO PARIS The Distinguished Assessment Jurisdiction Field Task Organizer (FTO). Award recognizes an assessment jurisdiction that FTO is designed to provide Brown (2019) has instituted a technical, procedural or adminis- a single interface for multiple Cruise from Paris through Normandy’s trative program that has proven to be an improve- Field Appraiser tasks. It saves time by automati- countryside, uncovering its many charms: ment over prior programs. The Santa Rosa County cally gathering information and organizing it in the splendid Château and gardens of La Property Appraiser’s Office received this award for one location for a specific field appraiser as tasks Roche Guyon, the medieval capital of Rouen, consistently striving to encourage innovation and are assigned geographically. These tasks include Monet’s beloved home in Giverny and the famed Normandy beaches. employ best practices through a focus on profes- building permits, building plans, property sales and sional development and education, as well as ex- statutorily required property audits in one program ploring and implementing new technologies. without having to view multiple programs and SRCPA Greg Brown regularly explores new manually consolidate the different information. TULIP & WINDMILLS AMSTERDAM TO Gulf Breeze ANTWERP (2019) Experience the best of the Netherlands High School and Belgium—including such iconic sights as canals, windmills, tulips, and old-world treasures — on this colorful springtime river. Vikram Patel, a sophomore and a new student at Gulf Breeze High School this year, was nominated by Mary Montcalm for Student Spotlight. Vikram is the son of Nirav and Sandy Patel and is a straight A student, listed on the school’s ENCHANTING DANUBE honor roll. BUDAPEST TO PASSAU He has won band awards for All-City and district (2019) competitions and is interested in Taekwando and Discover the best of Eastern and Western tennis. Europe on a journey showcasing the “Vikram is pleasant, hard working and positive,” region’s grand history, architecture, says Montcalm. “He immediately became involved music, and food and wine. in Key Club and every week he goes to Gulf Breeze Middle School to attend and assist at the Builder’s Club meeting.” “Since I recently moved here,” says Vikram, “I was surprised and very happy that I had been selected.” Vikram Patel MAJESTIC SPONSORED BY 3043 Gulf Breeze Pkwy CALL 850-932-8986 TO P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway TRAVEL SPONSOR STUDENT Harbortown Unit 35 Pam Templeton 934-3597 Christy Shane 384-8791 SPOTLIGHT! Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Judy Shane 934-3597 Renee Bookout 293-9776 FOR YOUR NEXT EUROPEAN RIVER CRUISE GULF BREEZE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE Selling The Gulf Coast ColdwellBankerHomes.com/FL/Gulf-Breeze | (850) 677-8008 Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 21, 2018

IN BRIEF ‘Will We Continue to Eat?’ workshop is part of 5-part environmental series

The Navarre Garden Club is preparing for the second free workshop in a fi ve-part series entitled “De-Contaminate Navarre.” The series focuses on six of the major ecological concerns facing Na- varre and surrounding areas at present. It began with an overview by Commissioner Bob Cole, environmental vice chair for the Florida Association of Counties, which was held in Octo- ber. Commissioner Cole spoke at length about the problems resulting from the clear-cutting of building lots, contamination of local estuaries and over- fi lling of landfi lls and the need for recycling. This workshop, “Will We Continue to Eat?” ad- dresses the current threats to our pollinators, the consequences of ignoring these threats and the things we all can do to alleviate the problem. The speaker will be Pam Murfey, SRC Master ‘Bright Star’ Gardener and president of the Panhandle Butterfl y House. It will be held on Thursday, Nov. 29, at 1:30 p.m. at the Navarre Visitor Center. brings Broadway to Pensacola

Submit fi nal comments for Plan Music director Stephanie Busby has worked research to understand how people who lived in BY PAM BRANNON 4 District 4 by Dec. 7 Gulf Breeze News © 2018 with Timmons since Stephanie was a teenager. that time felt about everything ― small town [email protected] Busby now has a husband and child of her own living, relating to each other, everything. This The draft District 4 Master Plan is online for and a “civilian” day job outside of theatre, but cast is so dedicated and connected and commit- t is not an easy task for teens who live review and fi nal public comment until Dec. 7. she is doing double duty this time around by ted that it makes rehearsal very productive and in 2018 to capture the authentic feel- Visit www.plan4district4.com for a copy of the not only working as music director for “Bright exciting.” ings and reasoning of adults who lived plan and the presentation given to the Santa I Star,” but also as a music director for the Pen- Senior John Ratkowiak, who portrays Alice’s between 1920 and 1940 and then bring that to Rosa Board of County Commissioners on Oct. sacola State College show “Funny Girl.” son and Margo’s love interest, says he has been life on stage. But every one of the actors I spoke 25. When submitting comments on the plan, in- “It is a challenge to balance everything,” Bus- acting “his whole life.” with at Gulf Breeze High is determined — in clude the page number, section number or para- by says, “but at the end of the day, I just go home “We moved here when I was in eighth grade fact, intensely determined — to do just that in graph and fi gure or table number, if appropriate. and hug my husband and my little one and put and was looking for opportunities in the area the play they are rehearsing called “Bright Star.” For more information, contact Senior Urban my feet up and relax. That keeps me balanced.” to continue theatre. I came to Ms. Timmons to They will bring it to the Pensacola State College Planner Cynthia Cannon, AICP at (850) 981- She says she has never been involved in a mu- ask her, and she said I should join them in the stage Dec. 7, 8 and 9. Tickets are on sale now. 7078. sical quite like this. “I can’t tell you how excited production of ‘Mary Poppins,’ so I did. I’ve I have interviewed many actors of all ages for I am for ‘Bright Star.’ It’s completely different been doing theatre ever since with Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Holiday Parade a variety of stage shows and independent mov- than any other show I’ve seen with its bluegrass High.” ies over many years, but it is hard to remember music and the involvement of the entire ensem- But he says this role is challenging. “Billy is celebrates the 1980s on Dec. 1 any other cast that has been as intense in pursu- ble in nearly every song, which creates non-stop so complex. And I have never had a solo in any ing their characterization as the actors I spoke to harmonies. show before. I have always focused more on act- Celebrate the holidays at the Gulf Breeze An- this week at Gulf Breeze High. “As far as double-duty, that is only possible ing. Ms. Stephanie is helping me with my solo nual Holiday Parade on Saturday, Dec. 1. The pa- All the young people I interviewed about due to having a great collaboration with my di- for Billy’s role.” rade will start at 10 a.m. from behind Gulf Breeze “Bright Star” and their roles in it spoke with de- recting teammates at PSC and with Margie. It’s a Hunter Hill plays Jimmie Lee Dobbs, and High School. It will move down Shoreline Drive termination in their voices and a real intensity in grueling grind for a few months, but the reward he says, “I like the overall fl ow and swing of and pass City Hall and the Gulf Breeze Com- their eyes that I have not seen in a long time. of having the privilege of seeing two shows the music. I had heard one song from the show munity Center. Finally, the parade will turn onto Each spoke about the challenges of “getting come to success on the stage, while getting to when it was performed on the Tony’s a few years McLane and end at Fairpoint Drive beside First it right” when talking about the characterization. creatively be involved in the music direction, is ago and really liked it then, but I had no idea Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze. And each was so passionate about “telling this the best reward for all the hard work.” we would be doing the show. I didn’t know, re- Visitors will fi nd plenty of parking at the Gulf story” to audiences. Emma Chestney captured the female lead ally, what bluegrass was. The music is probably Breeze Community Center and Shoreline Park They truly love this story. role of Alice Murphy and says this role is chal- the most challenging part. I have a song where South. Attendees can line the grassy areas along “Bright Star” is a story most local audiences lenging, in more than one way. She started re- I have to be very emotional in the scene, and I Shoreline Drive and McLane, unless the area has will not know until they see it brought to life by searching and working on her characterization want to make it real for the audience. Of course, been otherwise marked. Bring big bags to collect these Gulf Breeze High actors. Director Margie last summer, preparing for fall auditions. the character itself is a challenge. I’ve never had lots of candy, beads and more. Timmons, who is in year 36 as theatre teacher/ “Ms. Timmons said she wanted to do this to play something so intense, and I have to delve This year’s parade will celebrate the 30th an- director at Gulf Breeze High, fi rst saw the show show, so in case we did get to do it, I started deep to convey how Jimmie feels. It is a chal- niversary of the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of on Broadway. working on the character of Alice over the sum- lenge.” Commerce with a “Totally Awesome ’80s” theme. “It is a beautiful story with beautiful mu- mer. First I watched the ‘Bright Star’ video on Cooper Kendrick may have even more of a Once again, there will be awards for Best in Show, sic. The bluegrass music is pretty challenging. YouTube, then I started working on my dialect. I challenge than most of the actors in the show, Grand Marshal’s Choice, Best Holiday Spirit and When I saw this on Broadway, it made me cry. have this high, young voice naturally, so I need- however, since he plays two distinctively differ- Top Hat Award. The latter is a special award hon- And laugh. I knew I wanted to do it here if we ed to try to not only get a Southern accent down ent roles. oring the memory of beloved City of Gulf Breeze got the chance someday,” she says. but to get my voice to sound older. I looked up “I play both dads, and they are so different. Mayor Lane Gilchrist. The show left the Broadway lights of New Appalachian speech patterns and I knew the One is very outgoing and happy and the other Businesses, individuals and groups are wel- York City in 2016 and went on a national tour bluegrass music in the show was in my voice — well, the other is not.” come to join in the Gulf Breeze Holiday Parade. October 2017 through July 2108. Timmons range, so I worked on an audition musical piece, The music is something that Kendrick can re- Register at Gulf Breeze Area Chamber at 409 grabbed the rights to the show as soon as it be- too. I wanted to walk into auditions knowing I late to, however. “I was born in Virginia, raised Gulf Breeze Parkway Monday through Friday came available for high schools to perform. She could give it my all, even if they didn’t choose in Tennessee and have lots of relatives in Ken- from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The registration form can said she knew it would be a challenge for her me. There are so many really talented people in tucky. I’ve always been around that kind of mu- be printed from www.gulfbreezechamber.com/ Gulf Breeze cast to grasp really small town liv- this cast — I really didn’t know if I could get the sic. When a friend of mine had seen this show on holidayparade. ing, where everyone knows everyone else in the role. But I wanted it so much.” Broadway a few years ago, she came back and The entry fee is $25 ($10 for non-profi ts) by time before the era of cell phones, TV and com- She says music director Busby has helped her said I needed to listen to this show’s soundtrack Monday, Nov. 26. Questions? Call Loraine Cerna puter screens. Learning the dialect and bluegrass make her voice sound older. and that I would love it. I did. Then I heard we at the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber at 932-7888. music would also be a challenge, but they are “Trying to make sure Alice is presented like were doing the show and was very excited about quickly rising to it, she said. people in that age would really be can be dif- how great it is that we get to tell this story and AppRiver names Cleve Bellar as Three strong themes run through-out the sto- fi cult. I think people in those days showed more introduce it to so many people.” ry: fi rst love lost and found again, the strong respect for each other than today, especially Kendrick says a lot of teens at the high school chief marketing offi cer connection between a mother and son and , fi - younger people with older people.” do not even know what bluegrass music is all nally, the power of forgiveness. The story is set Emma has one scene in which she has to be- about. Most that he talks to have never even AppRiver, the leading provider of cloud-based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of 1946, with some come exceptionally emotional. That happens heard of it. cybersecurity and productivity services, today an- looks back at 1923. It includs toe-tapping blue- when Alice’s baby, who was born “out of wed- “I know many of the people in this show nounced Cleve Bellar as chief marketing offi cer. grass music throughout. lock” — is taken from her. didn’t know anything about the music before we Bellar brings more than 20 years of transforma- The play was inspired by a Grammy-winning “First, it is diffi cult to understand why that started rehearsals. But Ms. Stephanie works so tive marketing success and leadership experience, bluegrass music album written by Steve Martin would be such a scandal that her baby would be hard with the cast, and after every rehearsal we with a proven track record of driving compelling and Edie Brickell in 2013. They wrote the play taken away because it was born ‘out of wedlock,’ have with her, you can really hear the difference digital brand experiences and disrupting industries after their album proved to be such a success and with that being a much more accepted thing to- in the harmonies and songs, in general. There for next-gen growth, a spokesman said. In this workshopped it across country before bringing it day. But I need to be very emotional, so I tried are songs with a lot of bluegrass harmonies in newly created role, Bellar will lead AppRiver’s to Broadway. to think of something or someone that I would them in the show.” next chapter of channel-fi rst, innovation-driven The Gulf Breeze High cast numbers 33, with be devastated losing, and I think of my mom. So Sophia Holston, who plays Lucy, knows market growth. the leads including the following: junior Emma in that moment, on stage, I will be thinking of bluegrass, since she sings and plays fi ddle with Bellar most recently served as CMO of ValueIn- Chestney, portraying journalistic editor Al- losing my mom, and I know it will be emotional a band that performs that music all the time. So- sured, a change leader in the highly competitive, ice Murphy; senior Hunter Hill as Jimmy Lee every time I do it. I have not let myself go there phia has been singing and performing in theatre trillion-dollar housing FinTech space. He played a Dobbs; senior John Ratkowiak as Billy Crane; completely yet for rehearsals, but I will during her whole life and plans to be a professional pivotal role in growing its national partner network junior Cooper Kendrick as both Daddy Crane the performances. It will be tough.” classical singer after college. and securing the company’s late-stage funding by and Mayor Dobbs; junior Sarah Rushing as Sarah Rushing plays Margo, the love interest “So going from classical to having that alco- propelling the growth company to a top-of-mind, Margo Crawford; senior Casey Loy as Mama of Alice’s son. holic twang in my voice that Lucy has is chal- frequently-cited industry thought-leader within Murphy; junior Sophia Holston as Lucy Grant; “This is my fi rst big role,” Rushing says. lenging, for sure,” she laughs. “I’m really fa- two years. Prior to ValueInsured, Bellar held vice- and senior Isaac Fritz as Darryl Ames. They will “It’s very exciting, but very challenging, too. It miliar with Steve Martin and with his bluegrass president and senior marketing leadership roles at be supported by an ensemble of 25 more talent- is tricky to become someone you cannot relate band. 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1960 by the doo-wop band The FeaturesKing Weekly Service November2018 19, Crewnecks. Apparently, they were on several of Dick Clark’s touring shows but later broke up back interviews with House due to military obligations. Democratic Leader Nancy Pe- LEAD-DIRECTING DOUBLE chance of defeating an opposing slam. One of these stipulates that when a It’s hard to believe that losi, newly re-elected Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and longtime defender not on lead doubles a slam “NCIS” is now in its 16th sea- voluntarily reached by the opposition, son. Mark Harmon is still star- South Carolina Sen. Lindsey he is directing his partner to lead, or ring in the crime series, but Graham. sometimes not to lead, a specific suit. co-stars Cote de Pablo, Pauley *** The advantage of this convention Q: I wanted to add to the is illustrated by today’s deal. South Perrette and Michael Weatherly makes the slam if West leads a heart, have all departed. conversation about remakes. the suit East bid. But East’s double Weatherly now headlines I watched the remake of “The forbids the normal heart lead and calls the CBS series “Bull,” which Sound of Music” on PBS re- for an unusual lead. It is not difficult cently. for West, with six cards in the suit many will be surprised to learn dummy has bid, to deduce that the is based on Dr. Phil’s (Mc- I didn’t have a problem with reason for East’s double is that he can the recasting, but I felt that in Graw) career as a trial consul- Kevin Lynch/CBS ruff a club. tant before he was discovered order to shorten it, they left out Mark Harmon So West leads a club, East ruffs, and East then cashes a heart to put by Oprah and eventually landed a lot in the development of the characters and their relation- the contract down one — 200 points. his own talk show. With a heart lead, South would score ships. way we felt when we saw the ran 135 minutes and scored very *** original. As a child, “Grease” high ratings, prompting NBC 1,660 points. In the original, there were It is true that by using such a con- Q: Where has Margaret and “The Wizard of Oz” were and other networks to green- Brennan been on “Face the subtle changes which, to me, vention, the defenders might occa- made it much more meaningful two movies that are forever light more live musicals. Ac- sionally lose an extra 50 or 100 points Nation”? I get the show mixed they could have gained by doubling and realistic. They also left out carved in my memory as The cording to “People” magazine, up with “Meet the Press,” so it Best, and no matter who wears though, the one that impressed a slam. But this occasional loss is a two songs in the remake. I espe- mighty cheap price to pay for defeat- might be that show. Either way, Sandy’s black pedal pushers or viewers and critics the most was she hasn’t been on in a while. - cially missed the one where the When a slam is bid, the differ- ing other slams that would otherwise children put on a puppet show. Dorothy’s dress, even if that FOX’s live version of my favor- ence between making it and losing come rolling home. - D.B. person sings like an angel, it’s ite “Grease.” it ordinarily ranges from 1,000 to The opening leader usually has no A: You’re correct. Margaret – Joyce G. 1,800 points, depending on vulner- trouble deducing which suit his part- A: I think it’s very difficult to just not going to be the same as Brennan is the host of CBS’s the original, to me. Send me your questions at ability. Slams therefore are worthy ner wants led. Most important of all, “Face the Nation,” but she was improve on the original produc- of the closest possible attention by he is barred from leading the suit his Before PBS broadcast its NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. both sides. side has bid. Of the two side suits left, gone for two months on mater- tion of a beloved movie or TV show because, no matter how version of “The Sound of Mu- com! Consistent with the importance of the leader’s hand will nearly always nity leave. sic” this year, NBC aired “The slam hands, there are several defen- tell him where to attack. She recently returned to the good the performances are now, sive weapons that help to increase the © 2018 King Features Syndicate Inc. nothing is going to recapture the Sound of Music Live!” in 2015 (c) 2018 King Features set and filmed three back-to- starring Carrie Underwood. It Synd., Inc.

Solution, Page 5A » 4B November 21, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Veterinarian speaks in support of Soundfront dog park Meadow Veterinary Clinic in point about any differences would not be able to live long dry land and the possibility of By Glenda Caudle ‘Dog’ged Gulf Breeze News © 2018 determination Pensacola and said the sandy between the two types of dog enough to infect humans shar- human contamination. How- [email protected] coastal soils at Shoreline Park parks. ing the water. ever, he noted that even if a South could harbor hookworm • Provide professional rec- However, he also pointed dog spreads infected waste in At last week’s session, in- At the Sept. 5 Gulf Breeze eggs, deposited in dog feces, ommendation from groups out that it would not be wise a grassy area, it will take some formation presented in Sep- City Council executive ses- for months or even years. The that include local veterinar- for people to swim in the actu- time for the parasite to emerge, tember by husband and wife sion, members Cherry Fitch speakers also expressed con- ians, from residents who start- al beach dog park, either, since climb a blade of grass and veterinarians Dr. Lance Coy and Renee Bookout urged cern about what they called ed the original dog park, from proximity could mean they make contact with a human. and Dr. Joyce Stafford and that the matter of going for- the dangerous effect of the parks and might pick up other germs on He further recommended their neighbor on Soundview ward with the construction of proposed beach dog park recreation their hands if the dogs passed that the beach dog park be kept Trail — Michael Caluda — a beach dog park at Shoreline spreading beyond the confines agencies wastes into the water. at a distance from picnic areas was called into question. Park South be put on a future of Shoreline Park South and in other Rennie, who supports the and swimming areas. The trio showed Council agenda for additional consid- into surrounding neighbor- communi- continued construction of the Pulley said the site where members photos of a person eration. hoods, like their own. ties where beach dog park, said he was construction is in the early infected with hookworms af- Fitch stressed, “Sooner, While the subject has not there are appearing before the Council stages was 200-250 yards ter being partially buried in rather than later.” been revisited in Council ses- dog parks not as a specialist about infec- away from the swimming area the sand on Pampano Beach. But the matter was not pub- sions during the two-month and from tious diseases but as an ob- They said they feared opening for people. licly debated again until the period since it was originally profes- Pulley server hoping to bring clarity a dog beach park at Shoreline Rennie noted that dogs do Nov. 14 executive meeting. discussed, action surrounding sional to the issue. Park South — a project that sometimes get sick at beach Once it was, Council mem- the issue has been ongoing organizations (ASPCA, He suggested the value of had already begun — would dog parks, usually because they bers gave the nod to moving and productive. That activity American Veterinary Medical weighing the positives and result in infected dogs passing try to drink salt water on hot ahead. has centered on City staff’s Association, Humane Society, negatives related to dog own- on hookworms to children and days. He added that the risk of carrying out two directives SPCA, Association of Profes- ership and dog parks and then adults using the area where spreading infection is actually from Council members: sional Dog Trainers and oth- listed some of each. boat owners like to launch higher when such parks are • Provide information that ers). He stressed the benefits hu- their craft and where there is near freshwater sites, which would help Council determine Gulf Breeze Parks and mans enjoy from having dogs a lot of socialization in and do not destroy such parasites whether it should not only Recreation Director Ron Pul- and getting out and walking around the water and sandy as hookworm in the way that stop construction of the beach ley addressed the issue of the with them, noting both the strips. saltwater environments do. dog park but also close the beach dog park at the Nov. physical and social interaction Coy said he treats dogs The local veterinarian re- “dry land” dog park already 14 session, crediting assis- plusses. with hookworm ev- minded those attending that in existence at Shoreline Park tant director Kathy Wortham On the negative side, he ac- ery day at his dogs are not the only living South. The issue would be and parks and recreation staff knowledged that dogs can get practice at creatures with the potential to whether or not it is true that for researching the issue and sick, they can offend the nose Pine spread infection and said coy- any and all dog parks repre- bringing together the informa- of humans and can be a source otes and raccoons and other sent a public health danger to tion requested. of health risk for people. wild creatures sometimes ac- the community. Council He noted that the City of However, he said he had cess the same territory and sought information Gulf Breeze has operated a spoken to an epidemiologist at leave their waste behind where from a pub- dog park at Shoreline Park the University of Florida and it can affect humans. lic health South for the past 12 years and that while there is some risk of Information gathered by stand- there have been no reports of spreading illness, it is primar- Wortham and parks and rec- health-related issues. ily a risk related to zip codes. reation staff also came from He added that several sur- He noted that Gulf Breeze cities that have had beach dog rounding communities have represents a good zip code in parks for some years without built beach dog parks and have terms of owners’ abilities and any human health issues (Mi- not had any reported instances commitments to seeing to their ramar, Fort Lauderdale, Hol- of infectious problems. In fact, dogs’ health and wellbeing be- Where the matter stands lywood, Pensacola, Pensacola he said, the American Kennel fore it even becomes an issue Beach), The Gulf Breeze Dog Club and the Humane Society for humans they might other- Gulf Breeze City Council has authorized $51,500 for the de- Lovers Inc., and Pensacola advocate for opportunities for wise infect. velopment of a beach dog park. To date, $20,000 has been Dog Fanciers Association Inc., communities to provide dog He said he rarely finds para- spent for decking and benches. About $31,000 remains to pro- as well as the organizations re- vide fencing and a floating containment boom. parks as safe places for hu- sites in the dogs he treats be- mans and animals to play. cause their owners tend to be quested by Council members. Under a separate line item, $4,500 has been spent on a re- Several area veterinarians, lated shoreline renourishment project. Pulley introduced Dr. Mi- conscientious about keeping chael Rennie, a veterinarian them healthy and giving them Pensacola Humane Society Completion of the project, which is situated east of the boat member Emily Shelton, Santa launch platforms and decks, is estimated at the four to six weeks at Parkway Animal Hospital, appropriate medication if and Rosa Island Authority Execu- necessary to complete the fencing and containment boom. who supports both types of when they develop problems. tive Director Paolo Ghio, Sue At the close of a recent project presentation to Gulf Breeze City dog parks. He stressed that, if plans McClure of the American Ken- Council, Mayor Matt Dannheisser thanked staff for the research He said the parasites cited move ahead for the beach dog nel Club and Dale Hamilton and presentation and said action previously taken by the Council as a cause for concern by Drs. park, there should be some of the Milton Animal Shelter to move forward with the beach dog park construction would Coy and Stafford cannot live degree of policing the area to were listed as advocates of a stand and work would progress on the project. in a saltwater environment. make sure owners are quickly This means even if dogs re- and properly disposing of dog beachside dog park in printed leased them into the water at waste. This would help deal material provided to Council Shoreline Park South, they with the issue of dog waste on members.

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Girls hoops win preseason game, See Page 5CSee Page 5C

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Schedules Friday, Nov. 23 GB boys preseason basketball vs. Milton at Pace, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 24 GB boys preseason West Florida Baptist at Pace, 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 27 GB girls soccer at West Florida, (JV 5 p.m., Var. 7) GB boys soccer vs. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Fort Walton, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) A sweet swan song Senior Cali Wilson (above and below), shown here competing at the recent district GB boys meet, won the state championship in the 100 yard breaststroke at Saturday’s 2A Wilson wins basketball at state meet in Stuart. Washington, (Ninth grade 4:30 state title in p.m., JV 6, Var. 7:30) GB girls basketball vs. breaststroke Pace, (JV 5:30 p.m., Var. 7) Lady Dolphins finish a school-best third GB freshman Wilson led a historic showing by the soccer at By Jason Thompson Lady Dolphins, who finished third as a Washington, 6 p.m. Gulf Breeze News© 2018 [email protected] team — a school-best (missing second Lighthouse boys place by only seven points). There aren’t a lot of swimmers who basketball at Both Wilson and fellow senior can put their names in the same sentence Makayla Ludwick placed in the top West Florida as Tori Bindi. But now, Cali Wilson can. eight in four events at state — the first Baptist, (JV 6 Wilson, a senior, is now only the second time that’s happened in seven years (P.J. Lady Dolphin swimmer to win a state p.m., Var. 7:30) Dunne). title, winning the 100 yard breaststroke at Ludwick’s best individual finish the 2A state meet in Stuart Saturday. Wednesday, Nov. 28 was third in the 100 yard backstroke. A Bindi won the 50 and 100 yard complete list of results is as follows: GB boys soccer vs. freestyles four straight times (2012-15). Resurrection, (JV See Lady Dolphins, Page 6C » 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) Results Tuesday, Nov. 13 GB boys soccer 4, PHS 0 Wednesday, Nov. 14 GB girls soccer 12, Pine Forest 0 GB boys soccer 9, Pine Forest 0 Thursday, Nov. 15 GB girls basketball 52, Catholic 39 West Florida boys soccer 2, GBHS 1, Friday, Nov. 16 Calvary Christian girls basketball 55, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Lighthouse 12 Busy day Senior Makayla Ludwick (above), shown here competing at the recent district meet, medaled in all four events she completed in at Saturday’s 2A state meet in Stuart. She was a part of two top-three relays and was also third in the 100 yard backstroke. You Deserve The Best! OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 12 PM - 2 PM $599,900 NEW GULF FRONT LISTING $2,299,000 $570,000 OPEN FLOOR PLAN HOME IN VICTORIAN VILLAGE $212,000

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Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Dazzling debut Freshman Delaney Williams had two goals and an assist in her first ever varsity game — a 12-0 win over Pine Forest. Fellow freshmen Ashley Granse and Aryanna Robinson also scored. Lady Dolphins roll in season opener

Goodroe records The Lady Dolphins scored Williams scored her second hat trick; all three four minutes into the match on goal of the game in the 21st minute an unassisted goal by Kristen off a pass from Mia Mauro. Fel- Lady Dolphin Goodroe. The future Alabama- low freshman Ashley Granse and freshmen score Birmingham player scored Aiyanna Robinson both followed goals in 12-0 rout three in the game and assisted with their first high school goals on a fourth goal. — Granse in the 24th minute off By Jason Thompson Two minutes later, Goodroe a pass from Campbell; Robinson Gulf Breeze News© 2018 scored again — this one off a a minute later, courtesy of an [email protected] pass from Sawyer Rowe. Alyse Woodall pass. The Gulf Breeze Lady Freshman Delaney Williams Woodall scored the first of Dolphin soccer team had to wait scored her first GBHS goal four her two goals in the 28th minute an additional 48 hours to start minutes later. Goodroe and Emma off a Robinson feed before the 2018 season — which was Campbell both had assists. Morgan Taylor scored her first bad news for Pine Forest. Mya Swinton scored two varsity goals in the 32nd minute The defending 3A state minutes later off a Campbell off a pass from Woodall. runners up, two days after their feed to make it 4-0. Woodall rounded out the season opener with Pace was Riley Cassidy added an scoring in the 36th minute off a cancelled due to rain, got five unassisted goal in the 17th minute pass from Swinton. goals from new players as they before Goodroe completed Neither Nicole Manderson or Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News rolled 12-0 in one half of action her hat trick two minutes later. Jaydn Walters needed to make a Kristen Goodroe dribbles in for one of her three goals against Pine Forest. on Nov. 14. Williams had the assist. save in the win. Dolphins 2-1 in ugly-weather opening week

GBHS shuts out PHS, Pine Forest; lose 2-1 at West Florida

By Jason Thompson Dolphins 9, Pine Forest 0: Jayce Dotson Gulf Breeze News© 2018 scored four goals as Gulf Breeze beat the [email protected] Eagles by halftime on Nov. 14. The Gulf Breeze Dolphins battled wind, Gulf Breeze got on the board in the sixth rain and cold to win two of the team’s first minute when defender Liam Werner scored his three matches of the season last week. first ever goal; putting a shot in from 25 yards Gulf Breeze (2-1) shut out PHS 4-0 and out that wasn’t cleared after a corner kick. Pine Forest 9-0 at home, before losing 2-1 at Three minutes later, Passmore scored West Florida on Thursday. before Josh Scheurich scored to make it 3-0. Dolphins 4, PHS 0: Senior Caleb Passmore, Passmore had the assist. in his Gulf Breeze debut, scored a pair of first Dotson scored the first of his four in the half goals to pace the Dolphins past PHS on 14th minute before Colby Copeland added the Nov. 13. first of his two a minute later. Dotson scored Passmore scored in the 10th minute and the Dolphins’ next three goals (16th, 19th, added one, moments before the first half end- 32nd minutes) before Copeland rounded out ed, to make it a 2-0 lead at the half. the scoring in the 35th minute. Jayce Dotson bounced a clear attempt from West Florida 2, Dolphins 1: Dotson gave the PHS keeper into the net in the 60th minute GBHS the lead before the Jags scored a pair of before Dalton Aanestad ripped a shot from 30 goals late to win Thursday. yards out for a goal in the 61st minute. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Josh Scheurich had a pair of assists, while Liam Werner, shown here stopping a PHS run, scored in the Dolphins’ 9-0 win over Pine Forest. Ryan Buckley had three saves.

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Game 1 #13#5 Florida LSU at at #22 Florida Florida State Florida FloridaLSU Florida FloridaLSU Florida Florida Gurus The Detroit Lions’ win over Game 2 FloridaAuburn State at #1 at #17Alabama Miami FloridaAlabama State AlabamaMiami FloridaAlabama State AuburnMiami AlabamaMiami AlabamaMiami Game 2 the Carolina Panthers tripped Game 3 #21 #1Mississippi Alabama State at Arkansas at Ole Miss MississippiAlabama State MississippiAlabama State MississippiAlabama State MississippiAlabama State MississippiAlabama State MississippiAlabama State up the Gurus on Week 10 of the contest. Game 4 #6#8 Oklahoma Auburn at at#23 #9 Mississippi West Virginia St. OklahomaAuburn WestAuburn Virginia WestAuburn Virginia WestAuburn Virginia WestAuburn Virginia WestAuburn Virginia It was the lone loss for this writer, who (maybe for the ﬁ rst Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Texas Oklahoma Game 5 #18#19 Washington Texas at at #7 #8 OklahomaWashington St. Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington state time ever) leads the contest by one over Philip Gibson and two Cincinnati at Atlanta MichiganAtlanta MichiganAtlanta MichiganAtlanta Michigan Atlanta MichiganAtlanta MichiganAtlanta Game 6 #4 Michigan at #10 Ohio State over Augusto Rodriguez and Tom Ueberschaer heading into Game 7 #12 SyracuseTampa atBay #20 at ChicagoBoston College SyracuseChicago SyracuseChicago SyracuseChicago SyracuseChicago SyracuseChicago SyracuseChicago Game 7 this week. Game 8 #23 UtahMiami State at New at #25 England Boise St. NewUtah England State NewBoise England State NewBoise England State NewBoise England State NewBoise England State NewBoise England State It’s ‘Rivalry Week’ in college football as Florida takes on Game 9 NewAtlanta York atJets New at Jacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans NewJacksonville Orleans Florida State in Tallahassee, while Auburn heads to Alabama New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Game 10 NewSan Orleans Francisco at Newat Tampa York GiantsBay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay to take on the Crimson Tide. Mississippi State takes on 8-29-1 8-2 8-2 8-27-3 8-26-4 8-26-4 Total Ole Miss in Oxford in the Egg 20-10 22-8 20-10 64-3618-12 18-12 22-8 Bowl, while Michigan travels to Last WK 71-29 70-30 69-31 67-33 69-31 Ohio State. WBMS releases ﬁ rst Nine Weeks Honor Roll

Victor Lowrimore, Frazetta, Jake Stikeleather, Addison Jacobsen, Matthew Wall, Maya Irwin, Avery Winter, Alexandra Marunczak, Josephine principal, and the Gonyo, Cody ‘A/B Honor Roll’ Janashak, Caroline Warmington, Jennifer Jett, Aaron Wortham, Alexander Mason, Rylee staff of Woodlawn Hernandez, Ava Gianna Sixth Grade Jones, Cinciere Wedwick, Rylee Judkins, Andrew Yeomans, Sarah Mattox, Haley Kale, Julia Alexander, Jett Jones, James Weipert, Lily Kendall, Isabella McCown, Alexandra Beach Middle School Kauth, Kathleen Allen, Seth King, Eli Wheeler, Ayden Kiefer, Grant Eighth Grade Mikronis, Julian congratulate the fol- Martin, Brody Anderley, Brynn Kirkham, Ava Wilen, Jason Kilpatrick, Kaylen Adyshova, Amanda Miner, Katy lowing students for McCormick, Victoria Apfelbach, Hope Knight, Rylee Willie, Rhett King, Victoria Ardis, Brayden Moran, Kevin making the fi rst Nine- McEwan, Shane Araya, Madison Knudsen, Erika Wright, Ethan Leech, Matthew Bacchus, Ayanne Moso, Kiohne Weeks Honor Roll: Molinar, Daniel Ardis, Ryan Larsen, Gabrielle Young, Maxwell Lee, Jesse Baird, Connor O`Day, William Monyelle, Samantha Armado, Bronson Lattig, Garren Zagame, Jeremiah Long, Kylie Bly, Selissa Paakaula, Nevaeh Nguyen, Victoria Atkinson, Brody Lyle, Amiyah Lowe, Conner Boyington, Krista Pandes, Jayda ‘A’ Honor Roll Nodine, Julia Aubry, Ronin Mashburn, Jack Seventh Grade Mallory, Kendall Bragg, George Parramore, Baylee Sixth Grade Patterson, Brendan Baldree, Nathan Mathews, Connor Abbott, Cameron Marvel, Austin Breaux, Nicole Payne, Jaden Andrade, Maria Eduard the fi rst eight minutes, but were twice since the start of the 2013 Powell, Thomas Barradas, Alanna McCroskey, Grayson Allegro, Adriana Massarelli, Mackenzie Breed, Kaitlyn Payton, Brady 3-for-5 outside the arc. season, got to within six twice Barr, Langley Romito, Taylor Barr, Alexis McLean, Nylah Angle, Jacob Mavity, Brenner Brogan, Jonathan Perry, Tanner Boyd, Elizabeth Sinnett, Daniel Bergstrom, Leila McVay, Madison Barlow, Alexander McHenry, Kenzie Burton, Georgia Phillips, Brooke Catholic hit back-to-back early in the fourth quarter, but Burt, Landon Smith, Dylan Boullt, Vincent McWaters, Delaney Beaver, Mackenzie McKeever, Chloe Bush, Nichele Pinardo, Jacob The Gulf Breeze Lady 3-pointers early in the second they could get no closer. Campbell, Summer Stanish, Brianna Brooks, Kristina Mentzer, Avery Belliveau, Abigail Miller, Gracie Bush, Shaley Pliska, Zachary Dolphin basketball team jumped quarter to make it 15-8. Proctor led the Lady Dolphins Carter, Lorelai Tabit, Mohamed Bunn, Zanay Merritt, Addison Bennetts, MacIn Mobley, Brenly Caballero, Christian Raes, Connor Caruthers, Ella out to a big fi rst quarter lead on A free throw got the Lady with 17 points. She also had six Taylor, Brittani Burdick, Madelyn Modlin, Masen Birt, Sophia Moffa, Jack Carpenter, Justin Rayon, Alexa Crusaders within two at 16-14, rebounds, while Mowe had fi ve Cuello, Azerel Thomas, Sienna Burdick, Wyatt Moore, Charlotte Borges, Rei Moore, Iris Carson, Kyle Reder, Nicholas their way to a 52-39 preseason Danforth, Addison Timmons, Joseph Burdin, Kira Moore, Tristan Borneo, Trinity Moso, Malosi Carter, Bella Reimer, Simeon win over Catholic Thursday in but Gulf Breeze closed the half boards with her 15 points. She Doyle, Stella Ventres, Peter Busch, Natalie Morales, Isaiah Briley, Jackson Nahrstadt, Angus Chiepalich, Callie Rice, Cade Gulf Breeze. with a 9-3 run to take a 25-17 also had three steals. Flores, Landen Vermillion, Elizabeth Butler, Keygen Mowatt, Cameron Brown, Braydon Negley, Isabela Clark, Dwayne Riley, Rickey Under third-year head coach halftime lead. Bee and Kaitlyn Biery both Fountain, William Vorse, Owen Cadden, McKenzie Murray, Joseph Brown, Logan Nin, Damaris Danforth, Courtney Rivers, William Gibbons, Makayla Christy Gray, the Lady Dolphins Catholic used a 3-pointer had seven points, while Maddy Walsh, Moira Campa, Connor Noa, Emily Bush, Ryann Ortiz, Giovanni Daugherty, Peyton Robinson, Gabriel early in the third quarter to Branning and Mary Kate Hitpas Goetz, Gordon White, Kaia Camper, Caley Nodine, Emma Campbell, Kahlan Pearson, Savanna Dinnes, Kyle Rodgers, Gavin roared out to a 15-2 at the end of Hall, Benjamin Willmott, Jackson Carrillo, Alyssa O`Day, Megan Carney, Lynzeigh Peloquin, Brilee Dominguez, David Rogers, Haley the fi rst quarter. get within three (25-22), then had two each. Biery also had Harrington, Ryan Yamaguchi, Taylor Carrillo, Karina Ott, Angelina Chambers, Ashlin Penton, Haiden Fair, Ryan Routh, Abby Mallory Proctor hit the fi rst another late in the quarter to get eight rebounds, while Christina Hartig, Joshua Cash, Cheyenne Owens, Makenna Coffman, Ava Perdue, Donavan Fugate, Camilla Sanderson, Makaila of her three 3-pointers to open them to 33-30. Gonzalez had six boards. Henry, Juliana Eighth Grade Cerrato, Emma Padgett, Daniel Contreras, Persephanie Perez, Kensington Genest, Dylan Sanfi lippo, Kabree Hook, Reily the scoring. Sarafi na Mowe, who had 15 GBHS out rebounded the Lady Alano, Mark Albert Chapman, Cooper Parker, Wyatt Cordova, Gwynn Peters, Isabell Goolsby, Daniella Satterlee, Selin points, hit a 3-pointer late in the Crusaders 47-27. Johns, Aiden Barini, Elehna Cleary, Nickolas Paulsen, Aiden Corzine, Tre Pfi ester, Hunter Granato, Natalie Scanlon, Claire Kasey Bee, who had a team- Kerr, Jenna Carter, Maia Collins, Abbeygale Pearson, Kylie Cozart, Charles Phillips, Chase Griffi n, Landon Scholl, Devin high 13 rebounds, added a 3- quarter to make it 38-30 Gulf The Lady Dolphins are off Kerwin, Olivia Cavanaugh, Jenna Collins, Liam Perry, Brianna Dalton, Allison Poole, Alec Guy, Jayda Shea, Alexander pointer in the early going. The Breeze after three quarters. all this week and will open the Lotwala, Teagan Clark, Londyn Crowder, Jacob Pickering, Talia Daniel, Taylor Reynolds, Malia Harrell, Chaela Singh, Mitchell The Lady Crusaders, who regular season Tuesday at home Mavity, Lauren Lady Dolphins were 0-for-10 Danielson, Abram Cunningham, Bailey Pinardo, Dillon Dreyer, Christopher Robas, Philip Harrison, Ethan Slater, Ethan from inside the 3-point arc in have only beaten Gulf Breeze against Pace. Molosky, Logan Denny, Aidan Decent, Hayden Ponce, Krysta Elliott, Jason Rounsaville, Calyn Hayes, Adam Smedley, Aniyah Moore, Mia Echeverria, Aschly Deese, Addison Reed, Kaitlyn Fell, Kayleigh Russ, Ella Haygood, Raina Smith, Greyson Naquin, Alexandria Furey, Daniel Depriest, Colby Renkas, Ella Fenner, Victoria Salas, Azlyn Hendley, Colton Smith, Ketric Pavelic-Petkovic, Dorothea Garcia, Seth Digiorgio, Bradley Riddle, Owen Fenstermaker, Kendra Salcido, Kieran Henkel, Colie Sparks, Jadyn Ponce, Brylee Gifford, Imaia Dorner, Mikaela Robinson, Christopher Fields, Mitchell Salgado, Wayne Hensley, Lily Spears, Jada Rakowski, Maura Gifford, Raymond Douglas, Mackenzie Roman, Anthonee Ford, Layla Sapiera, Chloe Herring, Cathryn Stone, Kristopher Reder, Jacob Haack, Noah Downey, Eva Shave, Paul Gann, Charlee Schoettler, Aiden Hicks, Laci Swisher, Jessamyn Rivers, James Hauwiller, Ryan Eubanks, Isabella Simmerman, Kadin Girao, Gerard Scholl, Bridget Hix, Brayden Tabit, Jouhaina Robertson, Noah Howard, Jordan Eyler, Mackenzie Sinnett, Damien Goetz, Joselyn Sevilla, Kevin Holland, Brock Tatum, Sherina Shepherd, Jailah Ivey, David Finch, Aiden Smith, Aidan Grove, Gianna Shimek, Allysa Howe, Carter Taylor, Wilfred Villarreal, Noah Johnson, Elijah Furey, Sabrina Sorenson, Abbigail Haack, Sawyer Sigmon, Lily Hull, Macen Torres, Haileigh Warren, Jansen Jones, Ichelle Gardner, Jonathan Sparks, Ashley Hanson, Nathan Smith, Alexavier Jacobs, Benjamin Underwood, Gabriel Wilson, Derek Kelchak, Sydney Gaydos, Emma Stephens, Ian Harrington, David Spalla, Jaxson Jennings, Chase Vancil, James Wilson, Joshua Kurtz, Garrison Gifford, Gabriel Stinebiser, Ella Hastings, Gabriel Speed, Landon Johnson, Mariane Vertner, Elizabeth Landrum, Brayden Gilmore, Sophia Struck, Sadie Heisinger, Finnley Tanner, Ariel Johnston, Easton Villanova, Sophia Seventh Grade Lattig, Kierlyn Goolsby, Matthew Sumrall, Clayton Hendley, Maverick Thomas, Chase Jones, Ethan Vines, Jaiden Bailey, Gavin Marlow, Sarah Green, McKenna Sutherland, Brayden Hendrix, Collin Thompson, Ethan Justice, Alexandria Wagner, Kierstin Beard, Gunner Musca, Cassandra Gregory, Seth Taylor, Daniel Hilbish, Aubrey Torres, Hannah Kidd, Nathan Wall, Hallie Bee, Ashley Patrick, Jack Haviland, Ethan Thomas, Jared Hill, Mia Trimmell, Gabriel Koenigseder, Austin Walsh, Ava Beers, Kaitlyn Patshy, Anastacia Hendrickson, Mattalynn Torres, Harlei Hix, Ainsley Trostle, Amelia Koontz, Bethany Warmington, Joshua Butler, Brooke Reynolds, Sailor Hespe, Alexis Traywick, Ella Hoffner, Vincent Underwood, Megan Kuiper, Eli Warren, Ryan Clifton, Mackenzie Sampson, Aaron Himlin, Emma Turner, Marisa Holston, Samuel Upson, Madison Laranang, Jorel Weaks, Kira Cosenza, William Savage, Kaitlyn Holley, Mackenzie Vanscoyoc, Corbin Hopkins, Gabrielle Waldrip, Chloe Lawson, Nathan Weiss, Natalie Decent, Samaara Sawarynski, Andrew Hollingsworth, Rachel Villanova, Paul Housey, Fiamma Walker, Aiden Light, James Williams, Kaitlynn Degraw, Micah Shane, Madison Hoskamer, Christopher Villanueva, Cruz Huckabee, Amelia Wasilausky, Kaylee Linkous, Samuel Williamson, Annabelle Doubrava, Willow Slotter, Valeria Hurd, Dayton Vines, Mavrik Hughes, Tyler Watson, Jaden Manley, Drew Wilson, Jarese Durham, Hayden Stanish, Cassandra Isari, Alice Walker, Zachary Ingraham, Brendan Weaver, Byron Marinaccio, Caitlyn Wilson, Lance Feliciano, Ethan Staudt, Caitlin Ivey, Dylan Wallace, Cayden Irby, Nichole Winter, Addison Marquez, Nathaniel Wismeier, Cayden Give the Gift of Gulf Breeze News! 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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Mallory Proctor (left) draws a double team against Catholic, while Mary Kate Hitpas (above) battles for possession on a free throw.

Victor Lowrimore, Frazetta, Jake Stikeleather, Addison Jacobsen, Matthew Wall, Maya Irwin, Avery Winter, Alexandra Marunczak, Josephine principal, and the Gonyo, Cody ‘A/B Honor Roll’ Janashak, Caroline Warmington, Jennifer Jett, Aaron Wortham, Alexander Mason, Rylee staff of Woodlawn Hernandez, Ava Gianna Sixth Grade Jones, Cinciere Wedwick, Rylee Judkins, Andrew Yeomans, Sarah Mattox, Haley Kale, Julia Alexander, Jett Jones, James Weipert, Lily Kendall, Isabella McCown, Alexandra Lady Dolphins win Beach Middle School Kauth, Kathleen Allen, Seth King, Eli Wheeler, Ayden Kiefer, Grant Eighth Grade Mikronis, Julian congratulate the fol- Martin, Brody Anderley, Brynn Kirkham, Ava Wilen, Jason Kilpatrick, Kaylen Adyshova, Amanda Miner, Katy lowing students for McCormick, Victoria Apfelbach, Hope Knight, Rylee Willie, Rhett King, Victoria Ardis, Brayden Moran, Kevin making the first Nine- McEwan, Shane Araya, Madison Knudsen, Erika Wright, Ethan Leech, Matthew Bacchus, Ayanne Moso, Kiohne Weeks Honor Roll: Molinar, Daniel Ardis, Ryan Larsen, Gabrielle Young, Maxwell Lee, Jesse Baird, Connor O`Day, William preseason game Monyelle, Samantha Armado, Bronson Lattig, Garren Zagame, Jeremiah Long, Kylie Bly, Selissa Paakaula, Nevaeh Nguyen, Victoria Atkinson, Brody Lyle, Amiyah Lowe, Conner Boyington, Krista Pandes, Jayda ‘A’ Honor Roll Nodine, Julia Aubry, Ronin Mashburn, Jack Seventh Grade Mallory, Kendall Bragg, George Parramore, Baylee Sixth Grade Patterson, Brendan Baldree, Nathan Mathews, Connor Abbott, Cameron Marvel, Austin Breaux, Nicole Payne, Jaden Andrade, Maria Eduard By Jason Thompson the first eight minutes, but were twice since the start of the 2013 Powell, Thomas Barradas, Alanna McCroskey, Grayson Allegro, Adriana Massarelli, Mackenzie Breed, Kaitlyn Payton, Brady Jason Barr, Langley Gulf Breeze News© 2018 3-for-5 outside the arc. season, got to within six twice Romito, Taylor Barr, Alexis McLean, Nylah Angle, Jacob Mavity, Brenner Brogan, Jonathan Perry, Tanner Thompson/ Boyd, Elizabeth [email protected] Sinnett, Daniel Bergstrom, Leila McVay, Madison Barlow, Alexander McHenry, Kenzie Burton, Georgia Phillips, Brooke Catholic hit back-to-back early in the fourth quarter, but Gulf Breeze Burt, Landon Smith, Dylan Boullt, Vincent McWaters, Delaney Beaver, Mackenzie McKeever, Chloe Bush, Nichele Pinardo, Jacob The Gulf Breeze Lady 3-pointers early in the second they could get no closer. News Campbell, Summer Stanish, Brianna Brooks, Kristina Mentzer, Avery Belliveau, Abigail Miller, Gracie Bush, Shaley Pliska, Zachary Dolphin basketball team jumped quarter to make it 15-8. Proctor led the Lady Dolphins Head coach Carter, Lorelai Tabit, Mohamed Bunn, Zanay Merritt, Addison Bennetts, MacIn Mobley, Brenly Caballero, Christian Raes, Connor Christy Caruthers, Ella out to a big first quarter lead on A free throw got the Lady with 17 points. She also had six Taylor, Brittani Burdick, Madelyn Modlin, Masen Birt, Sophia Moffa, Jack Carpenter, Justin Rayon, Alexa Crusaders within two at 16-14, rebounds, while Mowe had five Gray (right) Cuello, Azerel Thomas, Sienna Burdick, Wyatt Moore, Charlotte Borges, Rei Moore, Iris Carson, Kyle Reder, Nicholas their way to a 52-39 preseason talks strat- Danforth, Addison Timmons, Joseph Burdin, Kira Moore, Tristan Borneo, Trinity Moso, Malosi Carter, Bella Reimer, Simeon win over Catholic Thursday in but Gulf Breeze closed the half boards with her 15 points. She egy with Doyle, Stella Ventres, Peter Busch, Natalie Morales, Isaiah Briley, Jackson Nahrstadt, Angus Chiepalich, Callie Rice, Cade Gulf Breeze. with a 9-3 run to take a 25-17 also had three steals. assistant Flores, Landen Vermillion, Elizabeth Butler, Keygen Mowatt, Cameron Brown, Braydon Negley, Isabela Clark, Dwayne Riley, Rickey Under third-year head coach halftime lead. Bee and Kaitlyn Biery both coach Fountain, William Vorse, Owen Cadden, McKenzie Murray, Joseph Brown, Logan Nin, Damaris Danforth, Courtney Rivers, William Tyger Paris Gibbons, Makayla Christy Gray, the Lady Dolphins Catholic used a 3-pointer had seven points, while Maddy during Walsh, Moira Campa, Connor Noa, Emily Bush, Ryann Ortiz, Giovanni Daugherty, Peyton Robinson, Gabriel early in the third quarter to Branning and Mary Kate Hitpas Goetz, Gordon White, Kaia Camper, Caley Nodine, Emma Campbell, Kahlan Pearson, Savanna Dinnes, Kyle Rodgers, Gavin roared out to a 15-2 at the end of Thursday’s Hall, Benjamin Willmott, Jackson Carrillo, Alyssa O`Day, Megan Carney, Lynzeigh Peloquin, Brilee Dominguez, David Rogers, Haley the first quarter. get within three (25-22), then had two each. Biery also had game with Catholic. Harrington, Ryan Yamaguchi, Taylor Carrillo, Karina Ott, Angelina Chambers, Ashlin Penton, Haiden Fair, Ryan Routh, Abby Mallory Proctor hit the first another late in the quarter to get eight rebounds, while Christina The Lady Hartig, Joshua Cash, Cheyenne Owens, Makenna Coffman, Ava Perdue, Donavan Fugate, Camilla Sanderson, Makaila of her three 3-pointers to open them to 33-30. Gonzalez had six boards. Dolphins Henry, Juliana Eighth Grade Cerrato, Emma Padgett, Daniel Genest, Dylan Sanfilippo, Kabree Contreras, Persephanie Perez, Kensington the scoring. Sarafina Mowe, who had 15 GBHS out rebounded the Lady open the Hook, Reily Alano, Mark Albert Chapman, Cooper Parker, Wyatt Cordova, Gwynn Peters, Isabell Goolsby, Daniella Satterlee, Selin Johns, Aiden Kasey Bee, who had a team- points, hit a 3-pointer late in the Crusaders 47-27. regular Barini, Elehna Cleary, Nickolas Paulsen, Aiden Corzine, Tre Pfiester, Hunter Granato, Natalie Scanlon, Claire season Kerr, Jenna Carter, Maia Collins, Abbeygale Pearson, Kylie Cozart, Charles Phillips, Chase Griffin, Landon Scholl, Devin high 13 rebounds, added a 3- quarter to make it 38-30 Gulf The Lady Dolphins are off Kerwin, Olivia at home Cavanaugh, Jenna Collins, Liam Perry, Brianna Dalton, Allison Poole, Alec Guy, Jayda Shea, Alexander pointer in the early going. The Breeze after three quarters. all this week and will open the against Lotwala, Teagan Clark, Londyn Crowder, Jacob Pickering, Talia Daniel, Taylor Reynolds, Malia Harrell, Chaela Singh, Mitchell The Lady Crusaders, who regular season Tuesday at home Mavity, Lauren Lady Dolphins were 0-for-10 Pace on Danielson, Abram Cunningham, Bailey Pinardo, Dillon Dreyer, Christopher Robas, Philip Harrison, Ethan Slater, Ethan from inside the 3-point arc in have only beaten Gulf Breeze against Pace. Tuesday. Molosky, Logan Denny, Aidan Decent, Hayden Ponce, Krysta Elliott, Jason Rounsaville, Calyn Hayes, Adam Smedley, Aniyah Moore, Mia Echeverria, Aschly Deese, Addison Reed, Kaitlyn Fell, Kayleigh Russ, Ella Haygood, Raina Smith, Greyson Naquin, Alexandria Furey, Daniel Depriest, Colby Renkas, Ella Fenner, Victoria Salas, Azlyn Hendley, Colton Smith, Ketric Pavelic-Petkovic, Dorothea Garcia, Seth Digiorgio, Bradley Riddle, Owen Fenstermaker, Kendra Salcido, Kieran Henkel, Colie Sparks, Jadyn Ponce, Brylee Gifford, Imaia Dorner, Mikaela Robinson, Christopher Fields, Mitchell Salgado, Wayne Hensley, Lily Spears, Jada Rakowski, Maura Gifford, Raymond Douglas, Mackenzie Roman, Anthonee Ford, Layla Sapiera, Chloe Herring, Cathryn Stone, Kristopher Reder, Jacob Haack, Noah Downey, Eva Shave, Paul Gann, Charlee Schoettler, Aiden Hicks, Laci Swisher, Jessamyn Rivers, James Hauwiller, Ryan Eubanks, Isabella Simmerman, Kadin Girao, Gerard Scholl, Bridget Hix, Brayden Tabit, Jouhaina Robertson, Noah Howard, Jordan Eyler, Mackenzie Sinnett, Damien Goetz, Joselyn Sevilla, Kevin Holland, Brock Tatum, Sherina Shepherd, Jailah Ivey, David Finch, Aiden Smith, Aidan Grove, Gianna Shimek, Allysa Howe, Carter Taylor, Wilfred Villarreal, Noah Johnson, Elijah Furey, Sabrina Sorenson, Abbigail Haack, Sawyer Sigmon, Lily Hull, Macen Torres, Haileigh Warren, Jansen Jones, Ichelle Gardner, Jonathan Sparks, Ashley Hanson, Nathan Smith, Alexavier Jacobs, Benjamin Underwood, Gabriel Wilson, Derek Kelchak, Sydney Gaydos, Emma Stephens, Ian Harrington, David Spalla, Jaxson Jennings, Chase Vancil, James Wilson, Joshua Kurtz, Garrison Gifford, Gabriel Stinebiser, Ella Hastings, Gabriel Speed, Landon Johnson, Mariane Vertner, Elizabeth Landrum, Brayden Gilmore, Sophia Struck, Sadie Heisinger, Finnley Tanner, Ariel Johnston, Easton Villanova, Sophia Seventh Grade Lattig, Kierlyn Goolsby, Matthew Sumrall, Clayton Hendley, Maverick Thomas, Chase Jones, Ethan Vines, Jaiden Bailey, Gavin Marlow, Sarah Green, McKenna Sutherland, Brayden Hendrix, Collin Thompson, Ethan Justice, Alexandria Wagner, Kierstin Beard, Gunner Musca, Cassandra Gregory, Seth Taylor, Daniel Hilbish, Aubrey Torres, Hannah Kidd, Nathan Wall, Hallie Bee, Ashley Patrick, Jack Haviland, Ethan Thomas, Jared Hill, Mia Trimmell, Gabriel Koenigseder, Austin Walsh, Ava Beers, Kaitlyn Patshy, Anastacia Hendrickson, Mattalynn Torres, Harlei Hix, Ainsley Trostle, Amelia Koontz, Bethany Warmington, Joshua Butler, Brooke Reynolds, Sailor Hespe, Alexis Traywick, Ella Hoffner, Vincent Underwood, Megan Kuiper, Eli Warren, Ryan Clifton, Mackenzie Sampson, Aaron Himlin, Emma Turner, Marisa Holston, Samuel Upson, Madison Laranang, Jorel Weaks, Kira Cosenza, William Savage, Kaitlyn Holley, Mackenzie Vanscoyoc, Corbin Hopkins, Gabrielle Waldrip, Chloe Lawson, Nathan Weiss, Natalie Decent, Samaara Sawarynski, Andrew Hollingsworth, Rachel Villanova, Paul Housey, Fiamma Walker, Aiden Light, James Williams, Kaitlynn Degraw, Micah Shane, Madison Hoskamer, Christopher Villanueva, Cruz Huckabee, Amelia Wasilausky, Kaylee Linkous, Samuel Williamson, Annabelle Doubrava, Willow Slotter, Valeria Hurd, Dayton Vines, Mavrik Hughes, Tyler Watson, Jaden Manley, Drew Wilson, Jarese Durham, Hayden Stanish, Cassandra Isari, Alice Walker, Zachary Ingraham, Brendan Weaver, Byron Marinaccio, Caitlyn Wilson, Lance Feliciano, Ethan Staudt, Caitlin Ivey, Dylan Wallace, Cayden Irby, Nichole Winter, Addison Marquez, Nathaniel Wismeier, Cayden

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Christina Gonzalez (above), tries to get to the rim, while Sarafina Mowe (right, 20) puts up a runner in GBHS’ win Thursday.

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merchandise - The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board miscellaneous of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30a.m., December 13, 2018, in the Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida.

SAWMILLS from AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, REPEALING CHAPTER only $4397.00- 19 SPECIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE XL SHORES OF SANTA ROSA MAKE & SAVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, SECTIONS 19-561 - MONEY with your 19-570, OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA CODE AND ORDINANCE 2006-02 WHICH ESTABLISHED A COMMUNITY own bandmill- Cut DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT KNOWN AS THE SHORES OF SANTA lumber any dimen- ROSA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR sion. In stock ready CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. to ship! FREE Info/ The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above DVD: www.Nor- scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should woodSawmills.com take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of ------County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of 601 the proceeding they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record shall Real estate include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to for rent these proposed ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the - apts provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing.

Wind Meadow LEGAL 43463 Gulf Breeze News 11-21-18 Apts. Under New Mgmt! Rental assistance may be available. HUD vouchers NOTICE TO BIDDERS accepted. 1 & 2 HOUSING DEMOLITION RECONSTRUCTION

BR handicapped & The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids non-handicapped from qualified licensed contractors for the demolition and reconstruction of the residence accessible apts. located at 5374 Black Gate Road, Milton, Florida 32583. Water, sewer/ All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. garbage service Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:30 a.m. local time, on December provided. 3037 6th, 2018, at which time bids will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall Wind Meadow be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only bids Dr., Gulf Breeze, received by the aforestated time, date and location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 19-007 5374 Black Gate Road, Milton, Florida FL. Call 850-934- 32583”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and One (1) copies 3060, TDD/TTY labeled “COPY” (2 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR 711. Equal Housing (readable) PDF format. Opportunity. A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Wednesday November 28, ------2018 at 10:15 a.m. at 5374 Black Gate Road, Milton, Florida 32583. All interested parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may participate in the bid.

Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: www. 1300 santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Lady Dolphins a school-best services Questions concerning this request should be directed, in writing, to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. Monday December 3rd, 2018.

Lung Cancer? And Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the third at state swim meet business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Age 60+? You And businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. Event 14 Boys 100 Yard Freestyle B - Final Your Family May Be The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, From Page 1C » disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. 1 Branzell, Reese Dreyfoos 45.53 -- Speck, Stephen Gulf Breeze DQ Entitled To Signifi- Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay cant Cash Award. 2 Milicevic, Max Ponte Vedra 46.66 The Board of County Commissioner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all 1 Gulliver Prep 1:46.03 3 Ramsey, Zuri Land O’Lakes 46.71 Call 855-259-0557 proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the proposal 2 Fort Walton 1:48.46 Preliminaries for Information. No that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 3 Gulf Breeze 1:49.90 Event 21 Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke 23 Walden, Will Gulf Breeze 50.02 Risk. No Money Out By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida 1) Ludwick, Makayla; 2) Wilson, Cali; 3) 1 Wilson, Cali Gulf Breeze 1:04.92 Of Pocket. Legal Notice 43468 Gulf Breeze News 11-21-18 Mackey, Maren; 4) London, Sydney FR 2 Hernandez, Olivia Gulliver Prep ------Event 17 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1:05.13 Advertise in Gulf 1 Gulliver Prep 1:37.56 3 Orcutt, Victoria Fort Walton 1:06.35 Breeze News. Call Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle NOTICE TO BIDDERS 2 Suncoast 1:39.01 (850) 932-8986 or 1 Ober, Ryley Bayshore 1:48.9 HOUSING DEMOLITION RECONSTRUCTION 3 Land O’Lakes 1:39.28 visit online at news. 2 Sykes, Hannah Wolfson 1:50.72 B - Final gulfbreezenews.com The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive 3 Ward, Taylor Land O’Lakes 1:51.35 Event 22 Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke 13 Gulf Breeze 1:43.96 ------bids from qualified licensed contractors for the demolition and reconstruction of the 8 Ludwick, Makayla Gulf Breeze 1) Marks, Sarah; 2) Ludwick, Malia; 3) 1 Sehlhorst, Spencer 57.56 residence located at 3976 Reinhardt Village Rd, Milton Florida 32583. 1:56.49 Devanney, Trinity; 4) London, Sydney 2 Rua, Steven Cape Coral 57.81 All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or 3 Moran, Brandon Mater Lakes 58.50 U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street B - Final Notice UNder Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle FictitioUs Name on December 6th, 2018, at which time bids will be publicly opened. Secondary Event 18 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 15 Morgan, Aiden Gulf Breeze 1:01.61 Law delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses 1 Kravchenko, Lucas Merritt Island Relay will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date and location will 1:40.57 Pursuant to Section be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 19-005 3976 1 Land O’Lakes 1:25.68 865.09, Florida Statutes Reinhardt Village Rd”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, 2 Pellegrino, John Cape Coral NOTICE IS HEREBY 2 Pompano Beach 1:26.37 and One (1) copies labeled “COPY” (2 total complete packages) along with one (1) 1:41.93 Event 23 Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay GIVEN that the under- 3 Ponte Vedra 1:26.68 signed, desiring to electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format. 3 Rodriguez, Jonathan Gulliver Prep B - Final 1 Suncoast 3:36.09 engage in business under the fictitious name of A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Wednesday November 28, 1:42.36 10 Gulf Breeze 1:30.29 2 Gulf Breeze 3:36.83 B - Final 2018 at 9:00 a.m. at 3976 Reinhardt Village Rd, Milton Florida 32583. All interested 1) Morgan, Aiden; 2) Youberg, Finn; 3) 1) Ludwick, Makayla; 2) Mackey, ACTIVE parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may participate in the 11 Speck, Stephen Gulf Breeze Walden, Will; 4) Speck, Stephen ACCREDITATION bid. 1:45.13 Maren; 3) Devanney, Trinity; 4) located at 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. STE 42A Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: Wilson, Cali in the County of SANTA ROSA, in the City of www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM Event 19 Girls 100 Yard Backstroke 3 Arnold 3:37.22 Gulf Breeze, Florida 1 Rodriguez, Nicole Cape Coral 2:06.43 32561 Questions concerning this request should be directed, in writing, to the Santa Rosa 1 Cordovi, Emily Gulliver Prep 56.59 County Procurement Department at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. 2 Wilson, Cali Gulf Breeze 2:07.05 2 Filkin, Naomi Tavares 56.89 intends to register the Monday December 3rd, 2018. 3 Filkin, Naomi Tavares 2:07.86 3 Ludwick, Makayla Gulf Breeze Event 24 Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay said name with the 6 Mackey, Maren Gulf Breeze 2:10.96 Division of Corporations Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments 57.11 1 Land O’Lakes 3:11.39 of the Florida Department of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including of State, Tallahassee, small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business 2 Jesuit (Tampa) 3:11.69 Florida. Event 6 Boys 200 Yard IM enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, 3 Mosley 3:13.29 national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. 1 Watson, Tyler Paxon 1:49.11 Event 20 Boys 100 Yard Backstroke Dated at Tallahassee, 2 Sehlhorst, Spencer Mosley 1:49.86 B - Final Florida, this 17th day of 1 Kravchenko, Lucas Merritt Island October, 2018. The Board of County Commissioner reserves the right to accept or reject any and 3 Rua, Steven Cape Coral 1:51.65 50.14 11 Gulf Breeze 3:19.27 all proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the B - Final CORPORATE proposal that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 2 Pilkowski, Patryk Land O’Lakes 1) Morgan, Aiden; 2) Youberg, Finn; 3) KNOWLEDGE, LLC 11 Morgan, Aiden Gulf Breeze LEGAL 43466 50.97 Walden, Will; 4) Speck, Stephen By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida 1:58.57 Gulf Breeze News 3 Shaffer, Nicholas Jesuit 51.76 1x 11-21-18 Legal Notice 43467 Gulf Breeze News 11-21-18 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2018 7C SGA swings for fences for Miracle League

Members of the Gulf Breeze High Student Government Association held its inaugural Talents of the Breeze event last week at the Community Life Center. GBHS seniors Katie Player and Maddie Lunday emceed the event, with proceeds going to Miracle League. Patrons watched numerous singing and performing numbers by students from Gulf Breeze High and Gulf Breeze Middle Schools. Dominos Pizza in Gulf Breeze donated pizzas for the event. Around $1,000 was raised for the Miracle League, whose games will start this coming Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News spring at Tiger Point Park. Mady Mercado, Zoe Walker and Kellen McKenney play a saxophone number Wednesday.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Talent-ed emcees Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS seniors Maddie Lunday (left) and Katie Player (right) put Ana Decesare (left) sings during Talents of the Breeze, while Shane Player (right) talks about the Miracle League, which will host games together the inaugural Talents of the Breeze to benefit the area’s at Tiger Point starting next spring. new Miracle League program.

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