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Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze Judge News Those traversing the Pensacola Bay Bridge can see workers driving test pilings SR School scolds each day. city on District eyes Catawba matter Tiger Point By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected]

“If the 1962 deed had been honored, I don’t know that we would be here to- purchase day.” So said Judge John F. Simon Jr. By Pam Brannon Wednesday afternoon, June 7, in the Gulf Breeze News © 2017 Santa Rosa County Courthouse. [email protected] The issue before the court was a fee hearing in which the “Pete” Peters fam- Tiger Point may be the site of a future school for Santa Rosa ily and the John Lance Reese family, all County School District. But the site being offered by the City of residents of Gulf Breeze, were seeking Gulf Breeze and being seriously considered by the school district the judge’s decision about the amount may surprise many. of attorneys’ fees to which they are en- “The City is offering us 45 acres south of the golf course club titled from the City of Gulf Breeze. house, in Tiger Point West. It is some of the property they have Despite years of court cases involv- talked about selling from the golf course for some time,” Asst. Su- ing not only the current property own- perintendent Joey Harrell explained to the school board last week. ers, but previous owners, as well, and Superintendent of SchoolsTim Wyrsodick told the board that multiple rulings, which the city has re- they have been looking at two parcels in Tiger Point. “One parcel peatedly lost, the issue continues to be is only 12 acres and would not be enough for a school – unless we the focus of interest in courtrooms. make it a two-story school. But the other parcel is 45 acres, which Simon issued no immediate judg- is what we have been looking for all along for another school. But ment as to the amount of fees he felt there are a lot of steps between now and when we might make any the plaintiffs could recover at the June offer. We are just looking for your approval, as a board, for us to 7 session. Instead, he complimented move forward with investigating the possibilities.” both sets of attorneys, acknowledged Pile driving underway Harrell said there had been a recent appraisal, in May, on 180 their expert witnesses and requested a acres at the golf course. “That 45 acres, of course, is just a portion transcript of the proceedings to review. of that. The City used one of the same appraisers we almost always He gave no hint when he might issue a judgment. However, he did appear to on new Pensacola See Parcel Page 3A » be scolding the City of Gulf Breeze in his remarks to the court – quoted above -- and he did repeat his opinion, first is- sued May 11, 2016, that an award of at- Bay Bridge span State DOE closer torneys’ fees was warranted. bridge and have traffic rolling across it, headed At that time he had said, “All the By Glenda Caudle attorneys’ fees are on the table at this Gulf Breeze News© 2017 both east and west, by Jan. 27, 2019, Skanska to approving new point.” [email protected] USA, the contractor for the effort, will earn The City of Gulf Breeze opened the a $15 million bonus, so crews are putting in Construction crews have begun driving test longer than average workdays at good wages. door to the monetary request by the piles for the new Pensacola Bay Bridge, ac- K-8 grade school plaintiffs by initially demanding that Pile-driving work is proceeding on a seven- cording to a June 8 release from the Florida days-a-week schedule during daytime hours, the Peters and Reese families be held Department of Transportation. By Pam Brannon a spokesman said. Gulf Breeze News © 2017 liable for the city’s court costs in the Information that crews gain from the test matter. That request was denied by the Those in the area may detect noise and may [email protected] pile program will be used to determine the be aware of some vibration, but the current ef- court, but it resulted in the propriety of length and driving criteria for the permanent the request by the plaintiffs. fort should have no direct impact on traffic, The Santa Rosa School District received some good news production piles that will provide the founda- FDOT authorities insist. during its school board meeting last Thursday night. Assistant The plaintiffs in the case and the city tion for the new bridge. That structure is to be have been involved in litigation over a Once the test pile program is complete, Superintendent Joey Harrell told the board he had “just” re- completed in the summer of 2020. crews will start putting in place the permanent ceived an email during the meeting from the Florida Department tiny slice of property between the two Those crossing the current bridge, which waterfront houses in the Casablanca production piles needed for the new bridge of Education. was constructed in 1960 and is nearing the – 2,000 of them. These are being fabricated at “It is from the person there we have been working with all subdivision in Gulf Breeze for some end of its anticipated life span, are very much time. The issue goes back to a time, a Skanska USA casting yard in Pensacola and these months. They said our plan that we sent them has now aware of the large cranes, mounted on barges, brought on site through Bayou Chico. A trestle been reviewed and cleaned up and is ready to go to your board. and beyond, when current Gulf Breeze that split the view of the bay. The cranes are Mayor Matt Dannheisser was, instead, needed for the project is also being produced That is great news,” Harrell said. “In that plan is one K-8th grade used to lift the concrete test piles into position locally, employing even more workers. school. So we will bring this to you at the next board meeting the city’s attorney and was involved in in the water. A 20,000-pound diesel-powered fighting the legal battle. The new bridge, in its entirety, will consist before sending it off to the Department of Education for their hammer then drives the test piles into the bot- of two parallel structures, each with three 12- final stamp of approval.” In an intermingling of small-town tom of the bay. The permanent piles will be relationships, the case also involves foot travel lanes, two 10-foot shoulders and Superintendent of Schools Tim Wyrosdick told the board, located in either the same spaces or very close a 10-foot multi-use path for pedestrians, jog- “Mr. Harrell has been submitting information daily – and some- the son of former Gulf Breeze Mayor by, once the test piles are removed from the Beverly Zimmern serving as one of the gers and bicyclists. The schedule in place now times hourly – since last October to the Department of Educa- areas where solid footing has been found be- calls for an early 2019 completion of the first tion. We need two new schools right now, but we went for trying city’s current attorneys and a relative of neath the water. the Peters family on board as the plain- new bridge. Four lanes of traffic will then be to get one approved at first. This is really good news.” If the 500 construction workers employed transitioned to that structure and the existing on the project can finish work on the first See Attorneys’ Page 2A » See Cranes Page 3A » See Population Page 3A »

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These includ- Monday 19 tiffs’ lawyer. sliver of property between the two homes ed Peters, Dunaway and two attorneys who Commissioner Committee which leads to the water in more recent said they reviewed the billing statements and 9:00 a.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board History of the battle cases involving new owners, however. City the work done by the law firms and come to room, 6495 Caroline St, Milton The City of Gulf Breeze was denied ac- officials say their goal is to provide public their own conclusions about what amounts cess or ownership or control of the property, access to what the court has defined as non- should be paid. City Council Meeting which once was briefly offered to the city existent Sand Beach Park. At one point, in The expert witness called by plaintiffs’ 6:00 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 and to Santa Rosa County in a 1950 plat as 1995, the city even went so far as to place a attorneys — Ted Borowski — testified that Shoreline Dr, Gulf Breeze an area that could have become “Sand Beach “beach access” sign on Catawba Street right $324,000 was a reasonable amount. The Park.” That offer was revoked by virtue of of way at the property. defense’s expert witness, James Wilson, dis- Tuesday 20 a quitclaim deed in 1962, however, and the Plaintiffs say their attorneys’ fees involved agreed and pointed to items he felt should be Tourist Development Advisory Committee private property owners, at that time, were in the struggle to secure control of their land, ruled outside the scope of work necessary to 3:00 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Dr, Gulf granted full riparian rights. as granted by multiple courts, involves the pursue justice in the matter. Breeze The Reese family then bought one of amount of $324,000. They are asking Simon In summation, Dunaway, who resumed Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire Dept. the lots in 1973 and the Peters made their to direct the City of Gulf Breeze to pay the his attorney’s role after he had testified, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze Fire Dept., 313 Fairpoint Dr., Gulf purchase of the other in 1983, building a entire amount. Their argument is that repeat- said, “The city fought tooth and nail at every Breeze home there in 1992. Both lots contain land ed attempts by the city to negate the court- point to keep doing what Judge Melvin had that “would have been part of Sand Beach imposed obligations have forced them to told them to stop doing and, as a result, the continually seek the assistance of attorneys right ruling for the fees is all the fees.” Wednesday 21 Park, had it ever existed,” says a background Gulf Breeze Toastmasters statement, issued by the court in writing in to protect their private property. The latest court appearance by the City The attorneys are William Dunaway and and the Peters and Reese families may not 12:00-1:00 p.m., First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 February 2016. Fairpoint Dr., Gulf Breeze The first litigation over the property oc- Justin Stokes. be the final one in the decades-long battle. curred in the early 1980s in the case of Attorneys for the city – Benjamin Zim- The city appealed Simon’s earlier find- Pollak v. The City of Gulf Breeze. Judge mern and Tom Finley, among others from ing that they have no right to the property, Woodrow Melvin handed a defeat to the city different law firms who are involved in the but that case was put on hold until the is- in that case, relying on the 1962 quitclaim case — contend only a portion of those fees sue of repayment of attorneys’ fees could be deed. An appeal followed and the case was should be the city’s responsibility. They say settled. Meanwhile, those fees for both sides affirmed by the First District Court of Ap- legal matters were covered under the charg- continue to mount, while taxpayers wait to peals, which came down on the side of the es that were not directly related to the ruling hear how much they will be contributing to property owner. by Simon in 2016. the battle. FLASHBACKS GB Chamber property sale moves forward June 15, 2017 1 Year ago this week – 2016 issue might take,” said school board attor- do not want to be in the middle of a closing BY PAM BRANNON SSRUS stirs contention over sewer line proposal. The ney Paul Green. “At first there was some and have the lease issue come up. So, before Gulf Breeze News © 2017 South Santa Rosa Utility System (SSRUS) Board came [email protected] discussion with the buyer about wanting the closing, we want a resolution between the district to help with that issue, but it is not buyer and the Chamber that you, also, will together at City Hall on Monday evening to recap some old The school board approved the contract our responsibility – it is the buyer’s. So the approve as to when the Chamber needs to business matters as well as vote on some new issues. Old for the sale of the property in Gulf Breeze contract says we will cooperate in any way move. Since we do not know how long the business consisted of the Soundside and Oak Drive sewer that is home to Gulf Breeze Chamber of that is needed, but it is up to the buyer to rezoning issue will take, we may not really improvements project, and an evaluation of the West course Commerce. The 1.03 acres will be sold for move ahead with rezoning. The City of Gulf know when the Chamber needs to move.” front-nine irrigation. $1.3 million to Frontier LLC – but there are Breeze has its own processes for rezoning, The lease on the property with the Cham- 5 Years ago this week - 2012 still some contingencies, first on the city so we do not know how long that process ber of Commerce has two years left on it, rezoning, and second on a resolution being might take.” with the Chamber paying the school district SR County excels in FCATs. The Santa Rosa County School met to the lease still in effect with the Cham- Green also said a resolution that is accept- $1 a year. District led the state in fi fth-grade math and 10th grade ber of Commerce. able to all involved concerning the Cham- The school board agreed to sell the prop- writing in the spring 2012 Florida Comprehensive Assessment “We don’t know how long the rezoning ber’s moving must be put together, also. “We erty if the contingencies were met. Tests (FCAT) and ranked in the top 5 statewide in all grade levels in grades 4-8 reading, math and science scores based on Mean Scale Scores.

Trio arrested for attempted burglary 10 Years ago this week - 2007 SR County excels in FCATs. The Santa Rosa County School Tuesday, June 6 GULF BREEZE District led the state in Event to help wounded vets reclaim • 500 block of James River independence. The Independence Fund/Aleethia Foundation, Road, a report of a stolen valida- POLICE in collaboration with the Americas Huey 091 Fund, welcomes tion decal form a vehicle. the public to join them for “Heroes Night,” a fundraising event • Publix, a report of shoplift- REPORT at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 18 at Seville Quarter’s Rosie ing. O’Grady’s. • Exxon, a report of shoplift- Thursday, June 8 ing. Same suspect. • 7:01 p.m.: Quality Inn, a re- port of a battery. Rebecca Duis, Brown Custead Foster Wednesday, June 7 42, of Arkansas was arrested. • 4:42 a.m.: 1200 block of US the driver, Marvin Vogt, 30, of • In the 800 block of Shore- Hwy 98, the James Crawley, 38 Friday, June 9 Gulf Breeze, for driving with a line Drive, a report of a stolen of Tennessee was arrested for • 12:33 a.m.: In the 800 block suspended license, possession artwork from the Fishing Ro- DUI. of US Hwy 98, a traffic stop of marijuana and destruction of deo. • 8:01 p.m.: 208 Azalea for speeding led to the arrest of evidence. Street, a report led to the arrest the driver, George Tollison, 28, • 10:01 p.m.: In the 100 block Monday, June 12 of three suspects for burglary, of Pensacola for driving with a of US Hwy 98, a traffic stop for • 12:50 a.m.: Pensacola Bay cocaine possession and provid- suspended license, possession suspicion of DUI led to the ar- Bridge, a traffic stop for suspi- ing a false name to law enforce- of marijuana and drug parapher- rest of the driver, Joanna Rog- cion of DUI led to the arrest of ment officer. Donovan Brown, nalia. The passenger, Ashleyn ers, 33, of Pensacola, for DUI, the driver, Austin Hawkins, 29, 35, Pensacola was charged with Patterson, 24, of Pensacola was refusal to submit to a breath test, of Pensacola, for DUI, refuse to burglary and cocaine posses- arrested for possession of a con- and resisting without violence. submit to lawful test and viola- sion; Heather Custead, 40 was trolled substance without a pre- tion of driver license restric- charged with burglary and Vic- scription. Sunday, June 11 tions. . tor Foster, 39 of Cantonment • 3:14 a.m.: In the 50 block of • Sailwind, report of a dam- was charged with burglary and Saturday, June 10 US Hwy 98, a traffic stop for fail aged A/C unit. providing a false name to law • 2:05 a.m.: 1800 block of to move over led to the arrest of •Highpoint drive, a report of a from your friends enforcement officer. US Hwy 98, a traffic stop for the driver, Jerry Cobb, 26, of Al- found bicycle. expired tag led to the arrest of abama, for no driver license. at Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report J��� 15 J��� 19 Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Kevin Krueger Tiffany Sawarynski Julie Grace Note: All arrest and police reports published in 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. 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Winner must pick up Iris Ln, DUI Meade Ct, Pensacola, two 6/10/17 the voucher at the Gulf Breeze News Offi ce by June 30. Navarre, Patterson, Ashleyn counts of dui-unlaw bld alch Register your birthday on our Facebook page or sex asslt Morgan, W/F, 24, 9100 Cove 6/7/17 email us at: [email protected] Ave, Pensacola, drugs-possess Crawley, James Peter, W/ 6/12/17 M, 38, 1200 block, Paxton Dr, 6/8/17 Dykes, Chad Lee, W/M, Knoxville, dui-unlaw bld Ellington gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2017 3A Parcel must meet environmental standards » Continued from Page 1A The easterly boundary is Bayview Lane, and it backs up to Redwood use. So that puts us in an unusual Lane. There is a water hazard in situation. We would need to see if the middle. Half of the water haz- the City would be agreeable to us ard would stay with the city, and using the same appraisers as we half would be on this 45-acre par- have in the past, even though one cel. The property is north of the is the same as they used already City’s waste water treatment plant on this project.” and south of the golf course Club Harrell said he also has to get an House. environmental report done before There has been no offer at this they could make a determination point, according to Gulf Breeze on whether the property meets all Interim City Manager Samantha standards for a new school to be Abell. “We have been speaking built on the site. with school administration gener- Children with disabilities that keep them on the sidelines will be able to participate if a Miracle League Field is constructed in South School board member Carol ally for the last year, relating to Santa Rosa County. Boston from Navarre said she had their need to identify lands for fu- water level concerns. ture growth. Speaking generally, it “I am concerned about flood- is premature to say what property Miracle League field would allow ing issues, since there had been is involved until they move for- some flooding in that area in the ward with due diligence.” past,” she said. all children to participate Harrell said the property is not on the county’s flood plain map, leading the effort to secure son who is able to make the but that is one thing they will re- BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News© 2017 a Miracle League field for Miracle League trip to Pensacola to play in search with other properties there. [email protected] this area. “Miracle League Field meeting the league east of the bridge “The availability of properties of Santa Rosa County will and so, “I believe we have in the south end is becoming less Shane Player loves sports. A coach and create a field and an or- a number of potential play- and less,” Wyrosdick said. “We Monday, July 10 former long-time president of the Tiger ganization that supports ers who require a separate may have to even look at different 6 p.m. Point Sports Association, he likes nothing the fact that ‘every child league.” models when building a school Community Life United better than seeing kids and their families en- deserves a chance to play Player is delighted that – like a two-story model. We Methodist Church joying a springtime evening of baseball or baseball.’ Our league will folks like Whiffen are have always wanted to build the 4115 Soundside Drive softball. provide an opportunity for “helping to make this a re- one-story school. But with large Gulf Breeze It’s not a perfect scenario for him, though, members of our local com- ality.” parcels of property becoming less Details: (850) 889-3837 beautiful as it is. munity to experience youth The group is waiting for available, we may have to look at “It’s always bothered me that there are and adult baseball, regard- the finalization of its appli- other options.” kids who never get to experience that kind less of mental or physical cation to the national Mira- The parcel the school district of joy,” he says. disability.” cle League organization. The next step they is considering has a northern For years, Player has dreamed to making With that attitude and goal at the forefront undertake will be securing a field for play. boundary at Santa Rosa Drive. sports accessible to more people. of their thinking, a group of local volunteers Then fund raising, the number one pri- “This is a way we can do that for our met June 5 to get the process underway. ority and greatest challenge, will begin, in neighbors,” he says of the recent move to Miracle Fields are not entirely new to this earnest. In order to raise the necessary fund- bring a Miracle League field to the south end area. There is one seeing action in Pensac- ing that will be in excess of half a million of Santa Rosa County. ola, but for many families in the south end dollars, people with a passion for the project Miracle League began in 2000, and today of Santa Rosa County, the commute is just like Whiffen and Player will be reaching out there are 240 Miracle League organizations too long. to individuals and businesses in the area. around the country. “In terms of population, there are over Anyone interested in stepping up to the The organization is in the business of re- 400 individuals in the Santa Rosa County plate with a donation or some other form of moving barriers to playing baseball for chil- School System, alone, who have some clas- assistance may visit http://miracleleaguesrc. dren and for adults with disabilities. Fans of NOW OPEN sification of special needs. This does not in- weebly.com or call Whiffen at (850) 889- in our the program say it helps promote stronger clude adults, and it does not include Okaloo- 3837. bonds within the communities where such sa County. Given our participation for Night There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. July NEW LOCATION! teams play and it benefits everyone: players, to Shine – a recent prom night experience 10 at Community Life United Methodist 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. buddies and fans. for people with special needs that was held Church between Gulf Breeze and Navarre in In the Publix Shopping Center “We have many members of our com- in Gulf Breeze – I estimate we have at least the Midway area, about a mile to the east of M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. | Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. munity, both children and adults, who have 200-300 potential players in our surround- the Walmart-Lowe’s complex. Anyone in- (850) 934-0492 needs that make playing the game of base- ing area,” Whiffen says. terested in working with the volunteer com- www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com ball difficult,” says Brook Whiffen, who is He added that he is aware of only one per- mittee is invited to attend. 868 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Publix Shopping Center | Gulf Breeze, FL

Skanska USA is driving test Cranes dot pilings for the new bridge as of this week. landscape as Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News pilings go down » Continued from Page 1A Pensacola Bay Bridge re- placement project is available bridge will be demolished. online at www.PensacolaBay- The second bridge will then Bridge.com, wwwl.Facebook. be completed in the summer com/MyPensacolaBayBridge of 2020. and www.instagram.com/ The $398.5 million project MyPensacolaBayBridge. is the largest transportation There are also details at initiative in Northwest Flori- www.nwflroads.com, at @ da history. myfdot_nwfl and at www. More information on the facebook.FDOTNWFL. Population growth contributes to need for new school in south end » Continued from Page 1A Harrell said to put the plan we will lease classroom space as professionals gather all this data together he had to not include needed so the classrooms can go and bring it together had much Board member Carol Bos- much new construction for new back to where they came from more impact than you or I do- ton of Navarre asked if the new classrooms anywhere in the as we build new schools.” ing it. I could never have gotten school would be in the Navarre county. “When you add student Harrell said the work done all that data that they gathered. I area. She said, “Every school in stations anywhere in the county, by the consultants and the Haas have to thank you board mem- Navarre is full. I hope this new it makes a larger gap between research team at University of bers for approving the dollars school would be in that area.” making the case for needing a Florida made all the difference. and the use of those profession- Harrell said the whole idea of new school in the south end and “Having these independent als so we could get this far.” the K-8th grade school is to give putting students in the new class- relief to that area. rooms,” Harrell said. “We will “We have that property on be looking at leasing some por- East Bay Blvd./ Hwy. 399 that tables over the next five years or we plan to use for the new so. We have some portables we school. That will give some re- purchased several years ago and lief to Woodlawn Middle and they have worked well, but they Holley-Navarre schools. We are are coming to the end of their in the same situation in Pace. life. Some of the portables we We know we need more than purchased are eight years old. one school, but getting the first We saved a lot of money at that one approved is a big step,” he time, but they are going to need said. to be replaced now, soon. Now 4A June 15, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

Reverend Tim Backus and his wife, Sarah, will support the happenings at St. Francis of Assisi in Gulf Breeze.

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The organization was, team (eight participants) or sign indeed, blessed this year. Here is Scott Shanks, CFP® up as a substitute for an existing the breakdown of the grand total Financial Advisor team. If there are enough substi- of $141,411 in giving: tutes, the leaders of this event $15 for two. Hors d’oeuvres will speaker, treated the group to Gifts given at the banquet: 217 Fairpoint Dr will create a team for you. There be served. an inspiring message of hope $49,552 Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 is space for 12 teams. The cost On Saturday the 23rd, the and trust in God with his three- Pledged gifts for 2017: (850) 934.4499 is $20 per person or $160 for the parish hall doors will open at pronged message to fearful $74,784 8 a.m. and the sale will be in women. He challenged the group www.edwardjones.com table. Enough incredible prizes Underwriting gifts: Member SPIC have been assembled to justify progress until 3 p.m. There is no to support Safe Harbor health ser- $17,075 a serious investment in raffle admission charge for Saturday’s vices to women with unplanned That represents a really suc- tickets. event. pregnancies in the Pensacola cessful evening! Complimentary beverages Call Gay McDaniel at (850) area. The will be served as part of the en- 450-1437 for more information. Safe Har- Gulf Breeze Area You will be hearing more about bor staff is try fee. Each team should plan Historical Society to supply its own favorite foods the St. Francis of Assisi Episco- committed pal Church Women’s Collect- to answer- The turnout for the “thank but, be advised, some teams take you party” on Sunday, June 4, their “eats” seriously. ables & More Sale in August. ing client questions was very good. Many people Call Chris at St. Francis at showed up -- some to see what (850) 932-2861) to reserve a and helping Blinds Gulf Breeze Book Club Jernigan it was all about and some to help table for your team or to sign up The Gulf Breeze Book Club women find solutions. with the activities. as a substitute. will be meeting Monday, June The society must thank Re- The second event is the Epis- 26, at 6:30 p.m. at the Pensacola The many table hosts outdid Shades themselves by filling 60 tables becca Herzog for all the time, copal Church “Collectibles & Beach Elks Lodge. They know effort and work she put into this More” sale, with a pre-sale wine that Breezers do enjoy knowing with their guests, a good num- ber of whom were first-time at- event. She asked for help setting and cheese reception: what’s going on in their commu- up activities for children and got Shutters The Episcopal Church Wom- nity. tendees. The Safe Harbor staff updated the crowd on what Safe it from the NROTC from Na- en (ECW) of St. Francis of As- This month, the club members varre in the persons of Mathew sisi’s sale will be Sept.22 and will be reading “American Pas- Harbor is accomplishing in the Verticals Pensacola community. The ban- Horton, Kayla McCarthy, Eliza- 23 in St. Francis Parish Hall at toral” by Philip Roth. This book beth Brant, Lucy Combs, Kath- the St. Francis of Assisi Church won Roth the Pulitzer Prize for quet theme, “Sowing Seeds for Life,” means spreading the gos- eryn Knapp and Elise Samuel- Drapery in Gulf Breeze. The event is be- Fiction in 1997. It was a New son, under the supervision of ing announced well in advance York Times Editors’ Choice, as pel of Life in Jesus’ arbor ser- vices. Rita Tatum -- better known as so that all of you will be looking well. “Mama Rita.” Rebecca Herzog’s at your treasures and deciding It is touted as Philip Roth’s Breezer Dave Udit, board Repairs treasurer of Safe Harbor, is one family was there to assist her, as what you will donate to be sold masterpiece, with the New York well. They included her husband, at this great happening. Observer noting, “Roth has beat- of Safe Harbor’s heroes, both as a banquet techie and a year- Jody; her daughter, Jessica; and The sale will feature lightly en pain and rage into a beautiful her son, Dean. Becky has an- used, like new and fully opera- shape.” round techie. Each year, he 850 736-7400 other daughter, Jordan, but she FREE tional items including the fol- The Gulf Breeze Book Club arranges for the audio/visual needs with the A/V Company. doesn’t live in Gulf Breeze. 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ART DIRECTOR Harper says Comm. Williamson Barbara Crossland broke the law in removing sign GRAPHIC DESIGN An open letter to the Santa they acknowledge the mistake, communication, but it should expressed faux humility at yes- Bridgette Thurman Rosa County Commissioners, admit it was wrong, apologize never, never be a tool to gov- terday’s board meeting. I write “When God was on earth, edited to fi t this space. and attempt to make it right. ern, especially from a closed, faux because, if you read his so I could learn more about CONTRIBUTORS As you can read from his Face- censured Facebook page. post, his narcissistic behavior things, and it would be a more book post late this morning, he Again, in the context of his is on full display. Why did he Betty Archer Allen At yesterday’s meeting, peaceful world.” Commissioner Williamson once again justifi es his actions posts, is the board now to seek not have the courage to say this Ashley Alverson Pam Brannon spoke of the will of the people by attacking those who seek the will of Facebook before tak- to you, or me, or anyone else at Gulf Breeze Tom Nolan and supporting the Navarre good governance. ing any action? Or after action the meeting? He hides behind community. He did not apolo- He states that Facebook is taken, seek the approval of his keyboard, using Facebook gize to the board, he did not should be a means of commu- those on Facebook and if they as a sword to strike down those state he would not do the same nication. If Facebook is the express disapproval, change who have the audacity to stand great means of communicat- policies to refl ect the emotional for our Representative Repub- Member: thing again, he did not ac- knowledge or apologize for un- ing, why didn’t Commissioner sentiment of those on Face- lic, while reveling in the praise Florida Press Association dermining the board, only that Williamson utilize this means book? Is this really good gov- heaped upon him. Commis- it wasn’t his “intent.” of communication when he ernance? sioner Parker so aptly stated Now, once again, he has pushed and supported moving Regarding his supposed yesterday that Commissioner Pensacola Beach taken to Facebook to attack forward with the new market- support of Navarre, why did Williamson has made himself Chamber of Commerce those who sought to hold him ing campaign to include the he attempt to remove the only to be the hero and each of you accountable for his illegal ac- signs — for the last year as he storm water projects from the the bad guys. “I’m kinda happy with Greater Pensacola tions (F.S. 812.014), and the stated in his video? He could L.O.S.T. because it would be After his FB post, Commis- where I am now.” Chamber of Commerce disrespect and utter contempt have sought the community’s unfair to the “folks” in the sioner Williamson continues to Michael Stewart he showed the governing input prior to the board’s deci- north end of the county? Why don the cape of a hero while Booneville, Ark. Navarre Tourist sion — and he would have if he did it take a different district’s casting those — like me and Development Council Board of Commission: each of you. It was stated by Commis- cared; however, he genuinely commissioner — thank you you, by proxy — who disagree sioner Cole that “We all make cares not; he cares about fram- Commissioner Lynchard -- to with his actions as a modern- mistakes.” Yes, we do all make ing himself as the “defender” fi ght for something that will day Dracula seeking to suck the mistakes. of the “people.” Now, based on have a real effect on Navarre blood out of Navarre residents. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze However, when a mentally his actions, he wants to govern residents’ lives? YVONNE C. HARPER News welcomes your opinion. We fi t person makes a mistake, by Facebook. It is a means of Commissioner Williamson Navarre reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an Extreme vetting important for our safety “Either the 1920s or the 1950s. The ’50s feel very individual writer. If we receive form God Bless the one wounded ernment. Multinational cor- wholesome and innocent and letters, we will print only the first and three dead U.S. soldiers in porations and special interest family values sounded more one we receive. Include your name, Afghanistan. This Afghani was LETTERS TO THE EDITOR groups, aided by the insiders address and daytime phone number. important then. There was a vetted for being a terrorist by within the government, have mines within a 32 ft. by 32 ft. able to you, but that doesn’t lot of industrial work available our military before ever being promulgated policies and laws area and waited for someone to save anyone’s life! This reli- for people to do and also a lot CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze trained by the same military that serve the few, not the News is committed to accuracy and walk across it. At some point, gious war has been going on for of fun.” and given a loaded gun. If the many. Free market capitalism, wants to hear from you if we need someone will die. There was a the last 1,500 years, and now Trena Novinc military can’t vet someone for not phony capitalism, provided to make a correction or clarification. time in our history where we we have invited it here with a Gulf Breeze Please email us at news@ being a terrorist, what makes protected not only our own of target rich environment of our our high standard of living, and gulfbreezenews.com with the us think our government can, this nation, but others around own people, the infi del! it will again if we have the fore- subject line CORRECTION or when any Sharia Law believ- the world. sight to return to its core prin- CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- ing Muslim wants citizenship These days as we knew them STEVEN KING ciples. 8986 during office hours and ask here? are long gone. The right of any- Milton The Socialist utopian dream, for news or sports departments. Nothing is perfect or a guar- one to come here now outweighs making all things equal, has ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News antee. 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is not a war, or any challenge to By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2016 the authority of the commission- [email protected] ers. It is just something impor- tant to many of us in Navarre.” The original “old” Welcome Tony Alexander, who is to Navarre Beach sign that has president of the newest Navarre stood for over two decades at Chamber of Commerce, said he the entrance of Navarre Beach has “only” lived in Navarre 14 may still have life. County com- years and has no real emotional missioners listened to more resi- ties to the old sign, But he said dents from Navarre at Thursday’s he has been working for Navarre June 8 meeting and discussed to “make it a better place to live” Photos by Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News their options for over an hour. for the past eight years. Protesters want the iconic Navarre Beach sign returned and they gathered along Highway 98 to make their point. They talked about getting more “I believe if we cannot find a input from the community as to compromise and address this is- whether most residents are OK sue, it will affect all the work we with the new signage at the en- have been doing. We have 16,000 trance to the beach or whether people on one Navarre Facebook they want their old sign back. page, and many of them are pas- There was a peaceful, orga- sionate about this issue. I think nized protest last Friday eve- a good compromise would be to ning, with many people of all place the legacy sign back in its ages lining the Navarre Park place and find a way to incorpo- area of Hwy. 98, waving at rate the new drivers and displaying posters signs.” saying, “Bring back our sign,” Com- and featuring pictures of the old missioner sign. Many motorists honked as Rob Wil- they drive by in support of the liamson effort – one protester saying read an “about one out of every three or email from four honk.” a 25-year- Navarre resident William old mili- Williamson Goulet told commissioners his tary man business depends on tourism. who apologized for putting this “I have no doubt the new controversy “in motion” by his branding and slogan will bring first Facebook post about the can find a compromise where Commissioner Bob Cole sug- people to Navarre. It would old sign, saying he had “never the old sign and the new signs gested putting the new signs up, bring me here, if I didn’t already imagined how a Facebook post can co-exist. I feel like if noth- as approved by the board, and live here. But once they get here, would blow up.” ing is done and the new signs are then having staff immediately seeing the old original sign at Williamson said, “I don’t put in place with the old sign be- find a way to get input from Na- the entrance of the beach is not want to throw away months of ing nowhere in sight, that every varre residents over the entire going to turn them away. It will hard work on this branding. We time a Navarre resident drives community and bring it back to do nothing to interfere with the started this process because we by that entrance to the beach, it the board. “We can always put marketing message. But to peo- needed some new signage at the will be a reminder that Navarre the old sign back up in its place, ple like me, it means a lot. This was ignored.” beach. I believe somehow we or find another place for it.” been 345 emails received by the a business, own a home. I am Commissioner Lane Lynchard county, according to staff, with involved and connected to the of Gulf Breeze agreed. “I would only about a dozen in favor of community. We would like to support getting a focus group to- the new signs. keep our sign.” gether or having a survey down “I don’t know how much Commissioner Cole finally there to see more input you would get from made a motion to have staff be- what most a town hall meeting, We have gin finding an organized way to people want strong, passionate, vocal people get input from the Navarre com- to see done. in my district – and I love that. I munity, as a whole, and bring This is re- think people have been letting us that back to the commission. ally not an know already how they feel.” “I have a feeling we are go- iconic sign One resident explained to ing to end back at the same – it is not commissioners, “I’m pretty place. And we have the author- 50 years plugged in. I have gone to all ity to make changes, like put the old like the Lynchard the meetings about this and old sign back in place. But this Pensacola town halls and nothing was would be an organized process, Beach sign. But maybe it could ever said about removing the as Commissioner Lynchard has be placed in front of the Visi- entrance sign. There was talk asked for. In the meantime, I tor’s Center. I’ve also spoken about new signs on the beach, know this board voted to put the to a lot of leaseholders on the which we needed badly. And it new signs in place, so I know beach who like the new signs. was talked about putting new that will happen until we see Has anyone spoken to the lease- signs on Hwy. 87. But taking the what Navarre residents have to holders to see what they want? sign down at the entrance to the say.” Since there is no sign there now, bridge came as a real surprise to Commissioners voted unani- I would like to see the new signs me and many of us. I have been mously to start a campaign for put in place and an organized here since 1999 and my family input and place the new signs at process be used to get commu- since 1995, and that sign means the entrance to the beach until County commissioners were surprised by the passion shown by those attached to the old Navarre nity input.” something special to us. I work that input is reviewed and dis- Beach sign and are considering a way to incorporate the old and new signage. Williamson said there had with the Snowbird Club, have cussed.

On Campus ANNOUNCEMENT Claudia Manderson named to To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student To be eligible for this honor, a student the Dean’s List at Georgia State must have earned a minimum 3.5 grade must be enrolled full time at Ashland Uni- point average, out of a possible 4.0, while at- versity and achieve at least a 3.5 grade point Ruben B. Timmons, M.D. University in Atlanta tempting to complete at least 12 credit hours average on a 4.0 scale. Claudia Manderson of Gulf Breeze was of coursework. of named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2017 Dean’s List is the highest academic rec- Maggie Renfroe makes Dean’s semester at Georgia State University in At- Regenerative Medicine and ognition given by the school at the end of List at Coastal Carolina in lanta. each semester. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, degree- Conway, S.C. Pain Physicians, PLLC seeking students with a minimum Georgia Madeleine Emholtz named to Maggie Renfroe of Gulf Breeze, major- State cumulative GPA of 2.00 must earn a ing in musical theatre, was among 1,920 is accepting new patients at 3.50 GPA for the semester and complete at Ashland University’s Dean’s List students at Coastal Carolina University in least nine semester hours of academic credit, Madeleine Emholtz of Gulf Breeze was Conway, S.C., who made the Spring 2017 locations in Gulf Breeze with no incompletes. named to Ashland University’s Dean’s List Dean’s List. for the spring 2017 semester. To qualify for the Dean’s List, freshmen and Pensacola. Elliott T. Williams IV named to Emholtz is majoring in history and politi- must earn a 3.25 grade point average, and cal science at the Ashland, Ohio, university. To scheduled an appointment Dean’s List at Samford University upperclassmen must earn a 3.5 grade point She is the daughter of Paul and Lisa average. 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Solution, Page 2B » 4B Your CommunitY newspaper June 15, 2017 Explore nature with summer ranger programs ing on uneven surfaces, sandy walk- closed federal Garrison for Freedom Battery Worth Amphitheater Gulf Breeze, Fla. – Gulf Islands ways, and steps. holidays. Daily at 2:00 pm; meet at the en- 30 minute program; accessible. National Seashore announces its sum- trance to historic Fort Pickens. mer (June-September) ranger programs Advanced Redoubt: Legacy in Kayaking 101: Reservations 45 minute program; involves walk- Stargazing schedule for the Florida Areas of the Brick & Mortar Required ing on uneven surfaces, sandy walk- Friday, June 23, July 21, August 18, park. Thursday through Mondays at 12:30 Friday, Saturdays, and Sundays; call ways, and steps. & September 22 at Sunset; meet at the All programs are free and are subject pm; meet at the entrance to Advanced 850-916-5670 to reserve Battery Worth Picnic Area to change without notification. For ad- Redoubt. 60 minute program; Reservations are Creature Feature Join park staff and volunteers from ditional information, contact the nation- 45 minute program; involves walk- required. All equipment is provided. Daily at 3:30 pm; meet at the Fort the Escambia Amateur Astronomer’s al seashore at (850) 934-2600. There is ing on uneven surfaces, sandy walk- All participants must weigh at least Pickens Bookstore Association (EAAA) for a fun night out an entrance fee to the Fort Pickens and ways, and steps. 50 pounds. 30 minute talk; accessible; fun for under the stars. Get an up close view Fort Barrancas Areas. families, children must be accompanied of some celestial objects and learn more There will be no public programs on Fort Barrancas: Bastions on Fort Pickens Area- by an adult. about the night sky. Telescopes will be June 12, 13, &27, July 8 & 11, August the Bluffs The Fort Pickens Bookstore and available for use. 22, and September 12. Thursdays through Mondays at 2:00 Museum are open daily 8:30 a.m.-4:30 School of the Soldier pm; meet at the Fort Barrancas Visitor p.m. Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 am, Bird Walk! Fort Barrancas Area – Center. starting June 11 (Except June 18 & July Monday, June 5 at 8:00 am – 10:00 The Fort Barrancas Area is open 45 minute program; involves walk- Nature Walk: Life on a Barrier 8); meet at the entrance to historic Fort am; meet at the Fort Pickens Bookstore Thursday-Monday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ing on uneven surfaces, sandy walk- Island Pickens. 30 minute program; accessible. Discover some of Gulf Islands’ ways, and steps. Daily at 10:00 am; meet at the Fort Program includes firing demonstrations spring time residents during this stroll Nature Walk: Life in a Maritime Pickens Bookstore when staff available. along the beach and maritime forest. Forest Naval Live Oaks Area - 30 minute program; fun for families, Fun for bird lovers of all ages and skill Thursdays through Mondays at 10:00 Area is open daily from 8:30 am to children must be accompanied by an Dusk on the Gulf – Evening levels. Binoculars and field guides will am; meet at the Fort Barrancas Visitor sunset adult. Ranger Program be available for use. Wear sunscreen Center. 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 15, 2017 Droogsma competes at NCAA meet Florida State junior, 2013 GBHS grad, takes 12th in shot put

BY JASON THOMPSON The 2013 GBHS grad missed out on Gulf Breeze News© 2017 the finals by less than four inches. [email protected] “I definitely didn’t throw anywhere When you’re a four-time state champion near what I was hoping for,” Droogsma in high school, anything less than your said. “It was tough getting up under the very best is considered a disappointment. shot, so that I could put some height Such was the case for Florida State junior on it. The shot was just coming out flat Austin Droogsma at last week’s NCAA and therefore isn’t going very far. But Track and Field Championships. we have to learn from these types of The middle child and lone son of Mike experiences and move on and work on and Patricia Droogsma, who missed the correcting those mistakes.” 2016 season due to injury, finished 12th Droogsma, who owns the No. 3 in the shot put with a throw of 61 feet, outdoor and No. 6 indoor shot put marks 11.75 inches. in FSU history, qualified for the NCAA meet with a throw of 64 feet, 4.5 inches Photo courtesy of Florida State Athletics at the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Letting it fl y Round May 25-27 at the University of Austin Droogsma, a junior at Florida Kentucky. He won the shot put at the State and a 2013 GBHS grad, fi nished Florida Relays with a personal meet 64 13th in the shot put at the NCAA feet, 7.75 inches in late March. Outdoor Track and Field Championships last week at the University of Oregon. See Droogsma, Page 2C » 2C June 15, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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Thursday, June 15 Another quality start for 11:10 AM Los Angeles Dodgers at Cleveland Indians Lively with Phils: Ben Lively MLBN threw his second quality start (out-of-market only) in as many major league starts 12:10 PM Seattle Mariners at Minnesota Twins MLBN (In baseball, a quality start is (out-of-market only) a statistic for a starting pitcher 6:05 PM Boston Red Sox at Philadelphia Phillies MLBN defined as a game in which the (out-of-market only) pitcher completes at least six 6:10 PM Washington Nationals at New York Mets innings and permits no more MLBN than three earned runs). (out-of-market only) The 2010 Gulf Breeze Friday, June 16 High graduate, in his second 6:10 PM Washington Nationals at New York Mets appearance for the Philadelphia ESPN Phillies, allowed two runs in the (out-of-market only) first inning, but only one over 8:35 PM New York Yankees at Oakland Athletics MLBN the next six innings against the (out-of-market only) Atlanta Braves. 9:07 PM Kansas City Royals at Los Angeles Angels MLBN Lively threw 95 pitches over (out-of-market only) seven innings, walking the Saturday, June 17 leadoff batter Ender Iciarte. His 12:07 PM Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays only other walk was an intentional MLBN pass to Dansby Swanson to get (out-of-market only) to opposing starter R.A. Dickey 3:10 PM Tampa Bay Rays at Detroit Tigers FS1 (who grounded out). 7:15 PM Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates FOX He allowed nine hits and struck Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros FOX out three, with his strikeout of Kansas City Royals at Los Angeles Angels FOX catcher Tyler Flowers being his Sunday, June 18 first major league strikeout. 12:35 PM Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates MLBN Lively threw first pitch strikes (out-of-market only) to 21 of the 29 batters he faced. St. Louis Cardinals at Baltimore Orioles MLBN Atlanta’s first four batters (out-of-market only) (Inciarte, second baseman 7:05 PM Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros ESPN Brandon Phillips, right fielder Monday, June 19 Nick Markakis and left fielder 6:05 PM Cleveland Indian at Baltimore Orioles MLBN Matt Kemp) went a combined 6- Submitted Photo (out-of-market only) for-13. All but Inciarte has been 6:10 PM Cincinnati Reds at Tampa Bay Rays MLBN Ben and his buds The Braves may have beaten the Phillies 3-1 in Atlanta on Thursday, but it dampen the spirits (out-of-market only) an All Star. The Phillies offense had of many Breezers, who made the trip to Atlanta to watch Ben Lively pitch. The 2010 GBHS grad 9:10 PM Detroit Tigers at Seattle Mariners ESPN recorded his second straight ‘quality start’ (seven innings, three runs on nine hits). Lively’s next start Tuesday, June 20 trouble all game trying to hit the was Tuesday (after the News’ deadline) in Boston against David Price and the Red Sox. 6:05 PM Los Angeles Angels at New York Yankees knuckleballer Dickey, who at MLBN one point, retired 15 straight. (out-of-market only) In the first six innings of Cleveland Indians at Baltimore Orioles MLBN Lively’s two starts, the Phillies (out-of-market only) are batting .154 (6-for-39, with 9:10 PM New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers ESPN one of those six hits coming Wednesday, June 21 from Lively). 1:15 PM Boston Red Sox at Kansas City Royals MLBN Lively’s next start was (out-of-market only) Tuesday (after the News’ 1:20 PM San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs MLBN deadline) against David Price (out-of-market only) and the Boston Red Sox. It 6:05 PM Los Angeles Angels at New York Yankees marks the third time in as many MLBN starts that Lively has faces either (out-of-market only) a Cy Young winner or runner up Cleveland Indians at Baltimore Orioles MLBN (Cueto, National League runner (out-of-market only) up, 2014; Dickey NL winner 9:10 PM New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers ESPN (out-of-market only) 2012; Price AL winner 2012). Zambetti, Florida Southern : COLLEGE BASEBALL ON TV finish national runner up Alanna Zambetti (GBHS Saturday, June 17 Class of 2016) and the Florida 2:00 PM Game 1 Cal State Fullerton vs. Oregon State Southern women’s lacrosse team ESPN lost to Adelphi 6-4 in the NCAA 7:00 PM Game 2 Florida State vs. LSU ESPN Division II national title game on May 21. Sunday, June 18 The daughter of Eddie and 1:00 PM Game 3 Texas A&M vs Louisville ESPN Donna Zambetti played in 14 6:00 PM Game 4 TCU vs. Florida ESPN2 games this season, starting eight. In those eight games, Florida Monday, June 19 Southern was 8-0. 2:00 PM Game 5 Winner of Game 1 vs. winner of Game Zambetti played in six other 2 ESPN games for the Lady Mocs, 7:00 PM Game 6 Winner of Game 3 vs. winner of Game including one against Lenoir 4 ESPN Rhyne on April 14.

Lenoir Rhyne’s Frances Tuesday, June 20 2:00 PM Game 7 Loser of Game 1 vs. loser of Game 2 Williams (GBHS Class of 2016) ESPN scored a goal on her close friend, 7:00 PM Game 8 Loser of Game 3 vs. loser Game of 4 but Zambetti and FSC won the ESPN game 15-5. Williams, who played in all 19 Wednesday, June 21 Lenoir Rhyne matches (starting 7:00 PM Game 9 Winner of Game 7 vs. loser of Game 6 three), scored 11 goals and had ESPN two assists. Submitted Photo She scored twice against NASCAR ON TV Proud parents Tusculum on March 18 and twice Alanna Zambetti, a 2016 GBHS grad, poses with parents Donna and Eddie Zambetti after Florida Saturday, June 17 in the season-ending loss to Queens Southern’s women’s lacrosse team fi nished as national runners up. Florida Southern lost to Adelphi 6- 12:30 PM NASCAR XFINITY SERIES AT MICHIGAN in the South Atlantic Conference 4 in the national championship game. Florida Southern fi nished the season 21-3, but were a perfect Michigan International Speedway FS1 semifinals) on April 28. 8-0 in games that Zambetti started in goal. Printiss transfers to UWF: 7:30 PM NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES AT Olivia Printiss (GBHS Class Printiss pitched in 33 games ST. LOUIS Gateway International Raceway FS1 of 2016), who was named All for the Lady Falcons this sea- “I definitely didn’t throw anywhere Mid Florida Conference Second son, going 16-6 with a 2.46 Sunday, June 18 near what I was hoping for.” Team this past season for earned run average. 2:00 PM MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP SERIES AT — Austin Droogsma Daytona State College, officially She struck out 98 batters MICHIGAN Michigan International Speedway FS1 2013 GBHS grad, who fi nished 12th for Florida transferred to the University of in 130 2/3 innings and also West Florida last week. recorded two saves. State in the shot put at the NCAA Championships

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Photo by Jason Thompson/Submitted Photo Bringing home the hardware Parker Baynes (above, center) was the Most Valuable Player for the East All Stars, while Madison Patrick (right) was the Scholar Athlete Award for the East All Stars. Both teams won at UWF Thursday. GBHS grads help East sweep All Star games BY JASON THOMPSON GBHS’ Austin Wines scored Amber Doyle, Madison Gulf Breeze News© 2017 the game-winning run for the Patrick and Riley Robinson [email protected] East. He pitched an inning (as represented Gulf Breeze on the Several recent GBHS did Gulf Breeze teammates East squad. graduates helped Team East win Reddon McLaurine and Jack Robinson started in right both the Baseball and Softball Martin) and also played some field, going 0-for-2 at the Games in the Subway High first base. plate. School All-Star Series Thursday Andrew Dorsey started at first Patrick played some first at UWF. and had two hits, while Parker base and didn’t have a hit, but The East softball team beat Baynes won the Most Valuable was named the team’s Scholar the West 8-5, while the East Player award for the East. He had Athlete award winner baseball team got a run in the two hits and started at shortstop. Doyle played second base and top of the ninth to win 3-2. He also played second and third. had a base hit in the win.

Photos by Jason Thompson Clockwise (from bottom, right): Riley Robinson fouls a pitch off, while Austin Wines (below, right) is congratulated by GBHS teammate Parker Baynes after scoring the decisive run in the top of the ninth. Above: Amber Doyle warms up in between innings.

Photos by Jason Thompson Jack Martin (above) fi res to the plate, while Andrew Dorsey (below), who had two hits, talks with GBHS coach Kevin Ricks.

Submitted Photo All squared away GBHS incoming freshman Claire Conwell was one of Over 1,500 area high school student athletes who went to the Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Saturday for the annual free preparticipation exams. Administrating the physical is Dr. Chris Bookout. 4C June 15, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com 10-U Dolphins, 12-U Ballerz win Lax Blast

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Several boys lacrosse teams with Gulf Breeze representation won their respective age groups at the Foley Beach Express Lax Blast this past weekend. The 10-under Gulf Breeze Dolphins won their age group on Saturday. They beat Team Louisiana 11-7 and LAL 13-5 before losing 17-10 to 30A. The Dolphins rallied from 9- 3 down with eight unanswered goals to beat 30A 11-9 in the championship match. The 12U Pensacola Ballerz rolled through the competition on their way to winning the championship. The Ballerz beat ECLL 9-0 before shutting out Birmingham Lacrosse United 15-0. They finished pool play Saturday with an 18-1 win over Team Louisiana. The Ballerz beat BLU 9-3 in the semifinals before beating ECLL 10-1 in the championship game. In the High School A division, 3) Becker, Shelby 3.6 Emerald Coast Lightning edged Speckled Trout - 1) Finley, Clay the Pensacola Ballerz 7-5 in the 6.1; 2) Kelley, Andrew 5.2; 3) Crooke, Connor 4.9 championship game. The Gulf Breeze Sertoma White Trout - 1) Sidner, Scott Noah Haas and T.J. Caldwell 1.1; 2) Sutherlin, James 0.8; 3) Brad- played for the Lightning, while Club had a huge turnout at their shaw, Carla 0.7 Tucker Smith, Nick Daly and annual Fishing Rodeo this past weekend. Winners in the Master Junior Angler Eli Ryan were on the Ballerz. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News and Junior angler divisions were Bluefi sh - 1) Sidner, Falcon 2.0; All five are on the GBHS boys 2) Powers, Breanna 1.9 lacrosse team. Opponents, for now as follows: Bonita - 1) Etscheid, Max 10.3; 2) Nick Daly (left) of the Pensacola Ballerz and T.J. Caldwell (right) of the Emerald Coast Lightning face off during their pool play game at the Foley Beach Express Beach Blast Master Angler The Lightning beat the Ballerz Siyufy, Tate 8.7; 3) Danish, Levi 5.1 Saturday. The two are teammates on the GBHS boys lacrosse team. Bluefi sh - 1) Bradshaw, Keith Croaker - 1) Hilliard, Aubrey 0.8; 2) 11-1, BLU 10-1 and Team 1.8; 2) Madden, Amy 1.8; 3) Sidner, Orlando, Levi 0.7; 3) Eddins, Avery 0.5 Louisiana 6-1 in pool play. The Scott 1.7 Flounder - 1) Waters, Sailor Bonita - 1) Swan, Pat 9.9; 2) Todd, 1.8; 2) Thomas, Billie 1.6; 3) Hall, Ballerz lost to Team Louisiana William 6.4; 3) Boston, Robert 5.3 4-3 in pool play before beating Nicholas 1.4 Cobia - 1) Becker, Shelby 29.3; 2) Grouper - 1) Evert, Anthony 3.6; 2) Kingfish Lacrosse 6-4. Butler, Wendi 17.6; 3) Hixon, Adrian Guy, Parker 2.3; 3) Hall, Nicholas 0.3 The 14U Ballerz went 1- 16.4 Mullet - 1) Wells, Evan 1.8; 2) Dolphin - 1) Hough, Amie 22.6; Orlando, Levi 1.5; 3) Sidner, Falcon 1.4 2 in pool play before losing to 2) Service, Dustin 9.0; 3) Service, Parallax Lacrosse 6-4 in the Pinfi sh - 1) Hilliard, Aubrey 0.5; Dylan 3.0 2) Bonnin, Briceson 0.3; 3) Sandfort semifinals. Flounder - 1) Gilliland, James Jr., Thomas 0.3 In semifinal action, the Ballerz 3.3; 2) Miller, Dennis 2.6; 3) Amber- Redfi sh - 1) Maxwell, Ryleigh 6.9; son, Jace 2.5 2) Maxwell, Emalyn 6.7; 3) Baltz, beat Team Louisiana 4-2, while Grouper - 1) McLemore, Mike the Lightning beat BLU 8-2. Thomas 5.9 49.4; 2) Payne, Charles 33.5; 3) Skipjack - 1) Thomas, Billie 1.7; In the Middle School Girls Redmon, Zack 30.2 2) Waters, Sailor 1.6; 3) Williams, Division, the LaxChix finished King Mackerel - 1) Lafon, Rian Bella 1.5 43.6; 2) Woodley, David 17.8; 3) Snapper - 1) Hand, Danny 22.1; second out of three teams. Bastura, Patrick 11.5 They lost 28-15 to BLU 2) Siyufy, Tate 14.0; 3) Randolph, Mullet - 1) Daughtery, Aaron 2.4; Jeddah Marie 8.3 before beating Emerald Coast 2) Ball, Steven 1.6; 3) Miller, Den- Spanish Mackerel - 1) Grote, Lightning 16-6. The LaxChix nis 1.5 Cohen 2.5; 2) Sutter, Sydney 1.9; 3) Redfi sh - 1) Granger, Sonny 7.3; Danish, Levi 1.8 lost 20-11 to BLU in the 2) Maxwell, Ryan 7.2; 3) Kelley, Rob- championship ga me. Speckled Trout - 1) Cutler, Le- ert 6.5 land 4.0; 2) Rohan, Jake 3.6; 3) Bon- The LaxChix fielded two Skipjack - 1) Sidner, Brandin nin, Briceson 2.3 teams in the High School Girls 2.4; 2) Carpenter, Larry 2.3; 3) Fin- White Trout - 1) Price Williams, ley, Clay 2.0 Lexie 0.6; 2) Aicardi, Tyler 0.6; 3) Division. Team 2 beat the Snapper - 1) Evans, Justin 25.5; Lightning 14-9, Team 1 21-14 Sidner, Falcon 0.6 2) Knell, Jim 23.1; 3) Hernandez, Lionfi sh before losing 15-14 to BLU. Vincent 21.7 1) Toner, Chad 101; 2) Barfi eld, Spanish Mackerel - 1) Murphy Team 1 lost 23-7 to BLU before Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Greg 75; 3) Phillips, Forrest 61 beating the Lightning 15-10. Members of the U-12 Ballerz celebrate a goal Saturday. Tanner Coughlin lines up for a shot for the LaxChix Middle School team Saturday. III, Gene 3.9; 2) Kladitis, Susan 3.7;

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Opponents, for now also Shealan Malone (left) looks to knock the ball away from Morgan Williams as the LaxChix had enough Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News players to form two teams last week. Malone’s team won 21-14. Pierce Hopson scores a goal for the U-10 Dolphins, who won their age group. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2017 5C

Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Perfect name for an angler Sailor Waters, age 6, shows off her 5.5 pound redfi sh caught on day two of the Gulf Breeze Sertoma Fishing Rodeo Sunday. Perfect weather for Sertoma Fishing Rodeo 3) Becker, Shelby 3.6 BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Speckled Trout - 1) Finley, Clay 6.1; 2) Kelley, Andrew 5.2; 3) Crooke, [email protected] Connor 4.9 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The Gulf Breeze Sertoma White Trout - 1) Sidner, Scott 1.1; 2) Sutherlin, James 0.8; 3) Brad- Solid week Club had a huge turnout at their shaw, Carla 0.7 Coach Adam Smith looks as on Sam Lerille looks for an open annual Fishing Rodeo this past teammate June 6 at Washington. Below: Anthony Dawson weekend. Winners in the Master Junior Angler drives in for two against Cottage Hill at Robertsdale. The Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News and Junior angler divisions were Bluefi sh - 1) Sidner, Falcon 2.0; Dolphins lost by two in overtime at Washington before going 2) Powers, Breanna 1.9 3-0 in Robertsdale against Alma Bryant (48-33), Cottage Hill Opponents, for now as follows: Bonita - 1) Etscheid, Max 10.3; 2) (40-28) and Mary G Montgomery (38-29). Nick Daly (left) of the Pensacola Ballerz and T.J. Caldwell (right) of the Emerald Coast Lightning face off during their pool play game at the Foley Beach Express Beach Blast Master Angler Siyufy, Tate 8.7; 3) Danish, Levi 5.1 Saturday. The two are teammates on the GBHS boys lacrosse team. Bluefi sh - 1) Bradshaw, Keith Croaker - 1) Hilliard, Aubrey 0.8; 2) 1.8; 2) Madden, Amy 1.8; 3) Sidner, Orlando, Levi 0.7; 3) Eddins, Avery 0.5 Scott 1.7 Flounder - 1) Waters, Sailor Bonita - 1) Swan, Pat 9.9; 2) Todd, 1.8; 2) Thomas, Billie 1.6; 3) Hall, William 6.4; 3) Boston, Robert 5.3 Nicholas 1.4 Cobia - 1) Becker, Shelby 29.3; 2) Grouper - 1) Evert, Anthony 3.6; 2) Butler, Wendi 17.6; 3) Hixon, Adrian Guy, Parker 2.3; 3) Hall, Nicholas 0.3 16.4 Mullet - 1) Wells, Evan 1.8; 2) Dolphin - 1) Hough, Amie 22.6; Orlando, Levi 1.5; 3) Sidner, Falcon 1.4 2) Service, Dustin 9.0; 3) Service, Pinfi sh - 1) Hilliard, Aubrey 0.5; Dylan 3.0 2) Bonnin, Briceson 0.3; 3) Sandfort Flounder - 1) Gilliland, James Jr., Thomas 0.3 3.3; 2) Miller, Dennis 2.6; 3) Amber- Redfi sh - 1) Maxwell, Ryleigh 6.9; son, Jace 2.5 2) Maxwell, Emalyn 6.7; 3) Baltz, Grouper - 1) McLemore, Mike Thomas 5.9 49.4; 2) Payne, Charles 33.5; 3) Skipjack - 1) Thomas, Billie 1.7; Redmon, Zack 30.2 2) Waters, Sailor 1.6; 3) Williams, King Mackerel - 1) Lafon, Rian Bella 1.5 43.6; 2) Woodley, David 17.8; 3) Snapper - 1) Hand, Danny 22.1; xxxxx Bastura, Patrick 11.5 2) Siyufy, Tate 14.0; 3) Randolph, Mullet - 1) Daughtery, Aaron 2.4; Jeddah Marie 8.3 2) Ball, Steven 1.6; 3) Miller, Den- Spanish Mackerel - 1) Grote, nis 1.5 Cohen 2.5; 2) Sutter, Sydney 1.9; 3) Redfi sh - 1) Granger, Sonny 7.3; Danish, Levi 1.8 2) Maxwell, Ryan 7.2; 3) Kelley, Rob- Speckled Trout - 1) Cutler, Le- ert 6.5 land 4.0; 2) Rohan, Jake 3.6; 3) Bon- Skipjack - 1) Sidner, Brandin nin, Briceson 2.3 2.4; 2) Carpenter, Larry 2.3; 3) Fin- White Trout - 1) Price Williams, ley, Clay 2.0 Lexie 0.6; 2) Aicardi, Tyler 0.6; 3) Submitted Photo Snapper - 1) Evans, Justin 25.5; Sidner, Falcon 0.6 2) Knell, Jim 23.1; 3) Hernandez, Lionfi sh Vincent 21.7 Big catch for Big Love 1) Toner, Chad 101; 2) Barfi eld, Thomas John Baltz III poses with his 5.5 pound redfi sh at Sunday’s Spanish Mackerel - 1) Murphy Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Greg 75; 3) Phillips, Forrest 61 Sertoma Fishing Rodeo. Members of the U-12 Ballerz celebrate a goal Saturday. Tanner Coughlin lines up for a shot for the LaxChix Middle School team Saturday. III, Gene 3.9; 2) Kladitis, Susan 3.7;

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Boys of summer Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Matthew McCurdy (left) fi res to the plate for the Dolphin junior varsity team, while Jake Weldon (right) leads off fi rst base during varsity action Sunday. The JV team went 0-3 (7-3 to Pace’s ‘C’ team, 6-2 to Milton, 12-4 to Pace’s JV), while varsity beat Escambia Opponents, for now also 7-3 before losing to Pine Forest 7-6 and Catholic 6-2. Shealan Malone (left) looks to knock the ball away from Morgan Williams as the LaxChix had enough Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News players to form two teams last week. Malone’s team won 21-14. Pierce Hopson scores a goal for the U-10 Dolphins, who won their age group. 6C June 15, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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2017 2017 SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDINGS BLUE SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 6-12) NORTH DIVISION (AS OF 6-12) AHOOS Pensacola (Cin) 37-27 - Chattanooga (Min) 37-27 - W Biloxi (Mil) 33-31 4.0 Tennessee (CHC) 35-28 1.5 Mississippi (Atl) 32-32 5.0 Montgomery (TB) 34-30 3.0 SCHEDULE Mobile (LAA) 28-36 9.0 Jackson (Ari) 33-31 4.0 Jacksonville (Mia) 27-37 10.0 Birmingham (CWS) 23-40 13.5

JUNE 15 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 16 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 17 @ Jacksonville, 5:05 PM 18 @ Jacksonville, 2:05 PM 22 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM 23 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM 24 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM #26 25 @ Chattanooga, 4:15 PM 26 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM 28 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM LUIS CASTILLO 29 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM 30 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM 6-2, 190 LB. P GE A : 24 A native of Bani, Dominican JULY Republic, Castillo was initially 1 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News signed by the San Francisco 2 vs. Montgomery, 4:05 PM Wahoos' manager Pat Kelly gives umpires an earful moments before being ejected Sunday after Giants organization on May 3 vs. Montgomery, 6:35 PM arguing a call at third base. 31, 2012. 4 @ Biloxi, 6:35 PM 5 @ Biloxi, 6:35 PM Castillo has logged a lot of 6 @ Biloxi, 6:35 PM miles since then, being traded to the Marlins' organization 7 @ Biloxi, 6:35 PM (Feb. 20, 2014) then to the Padres' organization (July 29, 8 @ Biloxi, 6:35 PM SEVENTH STRAIGHT SERIES WIN INCHES 2016 - for two days) before heading back to the Marlins. He 9 vs. Chattanooga, 4:05 PM was traded to the Reds' organization on Jan. 19, 2017 - the 10 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM 11 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM Wahoos is Castillo's first foray into Double-A baseball. 12 vs. Chattanooga, 6:35 PM 13 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM BLUE WAHOOS CLOSER TO FIRST HALF 14 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM 15 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM game was rained out in Mobile from the Cincinnati Reds, threw BY JASON THOMPSON 2017 SOUTHERN 16 vs. Mississippi, 4:05 PM June 6, lost a pair of seven five innings of shutout baseball, 17 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Gulf Breeze News 19 @ Montgomery, 7:05 PM [email protected] inning games. striking out five, as the Wahoos LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 20 @ Montgomery, 7:05 PM Blake Trahan had two of the won the series opener. BATTING (AS OF JUNE 12) 21 @ Montgomery, 7:05 PM Jimmy Herget's Southern Wahoos' five hits in game one, Braves 4, Wahoos 2 TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 22 @ Montgomery, 6:35 PM 23 @ Montgomery, 5:35 PM League-leading 16th save while Mobile's Zach Houchins (Saturday): Mississippi scored Montgomery 2156 281 574 39 252 207 501 79 .334 .401 .266 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM clinched the Pensacola Blue hit a walk-off homer in the four runs in the top of the ninth Jackson 2150 301 568 65 281 240 507 28 .342 .424 .264 Chattanooga 2045 265 509 25 250 273 520 34 .341 .353 .249 26 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Wahoos' sixth consecutive bottom of the eighth (only the to beat the Wahoos and even the 27 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Tennessee 1938 261 468 51 236 203 479 28 .321 .383 .241 28 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM series win, 3-2 over the Mobile second hit of the game for series. Josh VanMeter and Alex Biloxi 2069 234 489 34 211 195 514 65 .311 .344 .236 29 vs. Biloxi, 6:35 PM Baybears Thursday. Their 8-1 Mobile). Mobile's Wade Wass, a Blandino had two hits in the loss. Mobile 2082 234 490 29 215 219 493 76 .317 .335 .235 30 @ Birmingham, 6:00 PM win over Mississippi Monday Catholic High grad, hit a homer Wahoos 3, Braves 1 Mississippi 2116 253 497 52 235 176 550 45 .299 .366 .235 31 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM Jacksonville 2060 244 480 44 233 237 579 28 .316 .360 .233 made it seven straight. in game one. (Sunday): Brandon Finnegan, Pensacola 2085 226 470 33 215 238 536 42 .311 .334 .225 The Wahoos, who lead by Wahoos 3, Baybears 2 Jose Lopez and Carlos Gonzalez Birmingham 1983 199 441 51 187 188 525 28 .296 .343 .222 UGUST four games with six to play (as (Thursday): Gabriel Guerrero combined on a three-hit shutout, PITCHING (AS OF JUNE 12) A of press time), close out the first hit a two-run single in a three- while Tyler Goeddell and Adrien TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 1 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM 2 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM half with five at Jacksonville run third as Pensacola held off Nieto both had two hits in a win Pensacola 37-27 2.79 7 27 462 196 177 32 213 576 3 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM before hosting the Southern Mobile (who got another home over the Braves. Chattanooga 37-27 3.15 7 22 475 225 194 39 226 538 Biloxi 33-31 3.37 6 18 498 248 210 45 234 575 4 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM run by Wass) to win the series. 5 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM League All Star Game Tuesday. Wahoos 8, Braves 1 Mobile 28-36 3.52 6 14 495 236 221 53 201 480 6 @ Tennessee, 4:30 PM Mobile Baybears 8-1, Wahoos 6, Mississippi (Monday): Aristedes Aquino and Tennessee 35-28 3.65 6 11 466 230 211 43 198 417 7 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 2-0 Braves 2 (Friday): Homer Blandino had two hits each as the Jacksonville 27-37 3.69 5 10 538 266 224 42 175 472 8 @ Tennessee, 6:00 PM Bailey, on a rehab assignment Wahoo clinched the series. Jackson 33-31 3.74 7 18 552 267 233 32 220 541 10 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM (June 7): The Wahoos, whose Mississippi 32-32 3.76 3 21 481 262 237 39 244 548 11 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Montgomery 34-30 3.79 2 18 485 274 237 63 242 509 12 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM Birmingham 23-40 4.37 1 15 534 294 259 35 223 548 13 vs. Mobile, 4:05 PM 14 vs. Mobile, 6:35 PM PROMOTIONS IN JUNE 16 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Date Opponent Promotion/Event For 17 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Wed, Jun 28 Biscuits Go! Go! Power Rangers Night! 18 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM Thu, Jun 29 Biscuits Thirsty Thursday 19 @ Mississippi, 6:00 PM 20 @ Mississippi, 1:00 PM 21 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM PROMOTIONS IN JULY 22 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM 23 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM Sat, Jul 1 Biscuits Fireworks Saturday 24 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM Jersey Auction 25 vs. Jackson, 6:35 PM Sun, Jul 2 Biscuits Family Sunday 26 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Mon, Jul 3 Biscuits Giveback Monday 27 vs. Mississippi, 4:05 PM Independence Day Celebration 28 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Sun, Jul 9 Lookouts McDonald’s Family Sunday 29 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Mon, Jul 10 Lookouts Giveback Monday 30 vs. Mississippi, 6:35 PM Tue, Jul 11 Lookouts FAT Tuesday #5 #31 #19 31 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Wed, Jul 12 Lookouts Mardi Gras Night ALEX TYLER JOSE Thu, Jul 13 Braves Thirsty Thursday Wahoo Waddle MAHLE LOPEZ BLANDINO Sat, Jul 15 Braves Fireworks Saturday BATTED .435 LAST STRUCK OUT 12 IN IN HIS SECOND SEPTEMBER Sun, Jul 16 Braves Family Sunday WEEK (10-FOR-23), 12 1/3 INNINGS WAHOO START, 1 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Mon, Jul 17 Braves Giveback Monday WITH A HOME RUN LAST WEEK, WITH LOPEZ STRUCK 2 @ Jacksonville, 5:05 PM Tue, Jul 25 Shuckers Christmas in July AND EIGHT RBIS A WIN AND A NO OUT EIGHT IN SIX 3 @ Jacksonville, 5:35 PM FAT Tuesday DECISION INNINGS. 4 @ Jacksonville, 1:05 PM Wed, Jul 26 Shuckers Faith Night Thu, Jul 27 Shuckers Thirsty Thursday Sat, Jul 29 Shuckers Fireworks Saturday HONORABLE MENTION #22 ARIEL HERNANDEZ Little Princess Night Plan ahead READ to learn of Arts & Crafts for Sports and Vacation General summer Bible Schools Interest Camps fun! 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Gulf Breeze High CLASSIFIEDS and LEGALS PROBATE DIVISION File No. 2016-CP-000418 Honor Roll released Division: Goodman 209 IN RE: ESTATE OF JEROME W. MATUREN Mr. Danny Brothers, Grace Snider, Sarah EmploymEnt 1300 Deceased. principal of Gulf Breeze Spooneybarger, Katelyn Stahl, - gEnEral sErvicEs NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lauren Stokes, Tyler Suggs, ServiceS Notice of Sale The administration of the estate of Jerome W. Maturen, High School, is pleased to deceased, whose date of death was October 27, 2016, announce the Honor Roll Avery Swanquist, John Sweet, X Clean, a traditional Viagra!! 52 Pills Pursuant to ch is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, Jacob Tisdale, Jenna Turner, local Dry Cleaner is 713.585(6) 85.09 f.s., Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is PO Box for Only $99.00 Donna Caiazzo, as au- for the fourth nine-weeks hiring a CSR to help 472, Milton, FL 32572. 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Call * All Types of Water Proofing lien; all sales held w/re- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS FAA Certification 855-334-7726 serve; inspect 1 wk pri- SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Noah Barrineau, Stephen on metal, flat and decks or @ lienor facility; cash Seniors: Financial Aid if and make a REAL WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Barrs, Kasey Bee, Maya Belli- qualified Aviation * In House Metal Fabrication only; anyone interested Colin Adams, Madison connection. ph 850.292.2911; Sale NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH veau, Michael Bragg, Marga- Institute of date 7-3-17 @ 1pm @ Allmon, Rachel Babikow, ------* Custom Flashings ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE ret Braun, Quinlyn Bray, Maintenance 888- 106 E. Johnson Ave., AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Shannon Baltzell, Jack Baltz, MALE Pensacola, FL 32514. Christian Burger, Jake 242-2649 BARRED. Alex Bernauer, Nikolas Bindi, ENLARGEMENT 1926 Ford VIN: Cabassa, Michelle Cook, ------PUMP Get 1356564 lien amt. The date of first publication of this notice is June 8, Tess Brackin, Kacie Bratcher, $1,541.50 for labor/ Marissa Daily, Sarah Da- Stronger & Harder 2017. Allison Brummer, Benton Byrd, 401 services and storage vis, Ana Decesare, Douglas Immediately! charges. Lienor: Lon- CURATOR: Shawn Cavasos, Asia Clark, transportation Gain 1-3 Inches Lic# CCC1327226 estar Automotive, LLC, James H. Reddick, Curator Diamond, Tyler Dittmer, Eden 4137 Avalon Blvd., Ashley Coogle, Abigail Permanently & FBN: 0339881 Eckland, John Ezelle, Sabrina - cars 850-934-7181 Milton, FL 32583, ph PO Box 656 Corliss, Tristan Covell, Amaya Safely. Guaranteed 850.665.4036 Foster, Rowan Freitas, Phillip 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Freeport, FL 32439 1999 Toyota Results. FDA Telephone: (850) 880-6206 Desousa, Amber Doyle, Legal 42122 Gable, 4Runner,4WD, Fax: (866) 450-8894 Michaele Dunne, Richard Licensed. Free Gulf Breeze News Anna Gentry, Kaitlyn Ham- Moonroof, 97k E-Mail: [email protected] Earle, Mary Elliott, Justin Fruit- Phone Consultation: Attn Service Providers: Deadline 6/15/17 rick, Savanah Haynes, Hunt- miles 4-Door 1-800-354-3944 LEGAL 42107 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/8/17 ticher, Margaret Gilbreath, er Hill, John Huggins, Libbie SUV,Automatic,V6 www.DrJoelKaplan. is Thursday at 5 p.m. Rachel Greer, Allison Grubbs, Jorgensen, Samuel Kudrna, 3.4L DOHC,$2150, com Ads start at $17 per week. Macey Hicks, Call:407-906-3176 Tabitha Labrato, Isabella Lu------Megan Hoffman, Da------Call (850) 932-8986 NOTICE TO BIDDERS dergnani, Madison Lunday, vis Holden, Magen Huntley, Amy Manderson, Kendall 402 HOUSING REHABILITATION Gage Irwin, Zachary Isais, Massey, transportation The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive Brin Jagielski, Brooke Jamet, Caitlin McCain, Christian - trucks bids from qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the residence located Gabriel Jones, Taylor Kehoe, NOTICE OF SALE at 6131 Syrcle Ave, Milton, FL 32570. McEwan, Madelyn Mercado, Ekaterina Khvatkova, Marco 52 issues Callie Mitchell, Kian Mul- Ford F-150 from The City of Gulf Breeze All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or Krasnosky, Olivia Kudrna, 2000, Automat- will be conducting an U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline doon, Kade Nelson, Nicole auction of City prop- Dylan Latta, ic. Shifts perfect. Street Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:30 a.m. local time, Niven, Emily Nochowicz, Mi- of Gulf Breeze erty deemed surplus on Thursday July 6, 2017, at which time bids will be publicly opened. Secondary Daniel Laurent, John No leaks. Mile- by the Gulf Breeze City chaela O`Grady, Katrina Os- delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses Learned, Jessica Lerille, Erinn age 64,100, Council in accordance trom, Katherine Player, Gary with Ordinance Article will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date and location will Long, Jeffrey Lucas, Jillian RWD, Extended News 5: Surplus Property. be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 17-047 – Rehab Quilligan, John Ratkowiak, The auction will be held 6131 Syrcle Ave.”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, Marks, Jhaneva Martinez, Cab Pickup, 5.4l, Amber Riley, Sophia Slo- Gasoline,260HP. online at Govdeals. and FOUR (4) copies labeled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with one (1) McKayla Massey, Gavin com beginning June electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format.. bodian, Patrick Smith, Paul $2670. Call: 850- 19, 2017 and continue Mayes, Nickolas McCain, Just $39/year Snider, Hannah Spooney- 391-3250 until August 31, 2017, A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Friday June 23, 2017, as items will be added Kieran McCarthy, Kelly Mc------at 2:30 p.m.., local time, at 6131 Syrcle Ave, Milton, FL 32570. All interested barger, Joshua Stopper, periodically throughout Cluskey, parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may participate in Madison Strickland, Juliana 601 the timeframe. Elizabeth McDowell, Con- CALL (850) the bid. Tang, Joshua Thompson, Legal 42120 nor McGaughey, Kamryn rEal EstatE for Caroline Torbert, Jonathan Gulf Breeze News Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Web- Miller, Geddy Moore, Trey rEnt - apartmEnts 2x 6/15/17 site: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Ueberschaer, Murray, Amelie Murrell, 932-8986 Benjamin Van Sleen, Wind Meadow Questions concerning this bid should be directed to Erin Malbeck at ErinM@ Gavin Nelson, Evan Newkirk- Apts. Under New santarosa.fl.gov prior to4:00 p.m. June 29, 2017. James Ward, Liam Werner, Advertise in Gulf Zern, Alexandra Parker, Mad- Mgmt! Rental Cali Wilson, Margaret Wolf, Breeze News. Call IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any ison Patrick, Kayla Pearson, assistance may Rebecca Woodcock and Erin (850) 932-8986 or FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the bid that Dimitrije Pejic, be available. FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Santa Rosa County Zimmerman. visit online at news. HUD vouchers does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or Blessing Perkins, Tyler gulfbreezenews.com. CASE NO. 2016 CA 000769 accepted. 1 & 2 handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Phelps, Ronald Philips, Isabel ------Freshmen: HARVESTERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Phillips, Lauren Pohlmann, BR handicapped & By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Zachary Allen, Ella Amos, non-handicapped Cassidy Poscic, Isabel Powell, Notice UNder Plaintiff, Madison Atkinson, Katharine accessible apts. FictitioUs Name LEGAL NOTICE 42118 Gulf Breeze News 6/15/17 Hunter Redmond, Tyler Reid, Law Atwood, Lauren Aylstock, Water, s e w e vs. Brian Richards, Joe Rich, Ab- Sofie Babcock, Josie Baltz, r / g a r b a g e Pursuant to Section LAWRENCE E. SOLEY, JENNICE G. SOLEY, AND 865.09, Florida Statutes agail Roy, Allyson Ryan, service provided. UNKNOWN TENANTS, Ava Beaugrand, Adnan Be- NOTICE IS HEREBY Anna Sclafani, Alyssa Scott, 3037 Wind GIVEN that the under- INVITATION TO BID gic, Luke Beiswenger, Kaitlyn Defendants. signed, desiring to Jolie Sebastian, Ansley Segal, Meadow Dr., Gulf ______/ Central Landfill Haul Road Biery, Sydney Brown, Clayton Breeze, FL. Call engage in business under James Shea, Coleman Shep- the fictitious name of Bush, 850-934-3060, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commis- pard, Owen Sise, Elizabeth Notice is hereby given that the Clerk of Circuit Court, sioners will receive sealed bids for the Central Landfill Haul Road project. This project William Clees, Thomas SENIOR HEALTH TDD/TTY 711. Santa Rosa County, Florida, will on the 27th Day of includes paving 3270 lineal feet of dirt road, a 1.2-acre parking area, and 3360 lineal Smith, Whitney Speck, Nina INSURANCE Colangelo, Matas Cosse, Equal Housing June, 2017, at 11:00 a.m. CST (12:00 p.m. EST), at feet of 6-inch waterline for fire protection. Only properly licensed and insured con- located at P.O. Box Staviski, Kyler Strange, Car- www.santarosa.realforeclose.com offer for sale one tractors are invited to bid on this project. Nicole Cotlar, Greta Coyl, Opportunity. 1150, in the County by one, to the highest bidder for cash, the property son Taylor, Jordan Taylor, of Santa Rosa, in the Madeleine Daehn, Clayton ------located in Santa Rosa County, Florida, as follows: All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or Shelby Taylor, City of Gulf Breeze, FL U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Dobry, Kendall Docherty, So- 605 32562 Hannah Thomas, Connor Parcel B Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:00 a.m. (CST), Thursday rEal EstatE for Commence at a 4 inch square concrete monument July 6, 2017, at which time will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall phia Doerr, Emma Edwins, intends to register the Thompson, Reilly Thompson, with brass disk at the Northwest comer of Sec- be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only Misty Freeman, Amanda said name with the rEnt - gulf brEEzE tion 33, Township 5 North, Range 28 West, Santa qualifications received by the aforestated time and date will be considered. All bids Ethan Toole, Christopher Division of Corporations shall be sealed and clearly labeled, “ITB 17-046 Central Landfill Haul Road”. Gootee, Lovely Tiger Point of the Florida Department Rosa County, Florida; thence South 89 degrees Torbert, Natalie Turner, Rebecca Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and FOUR (4) copies la- of State, Tallahassee, 24’04” East along the North line of said Section Hannah Grace Goto, home for lease. beled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR Vincent, Mae Ward, Bailee Florida. for a distance of 1309.41 feet to a 4 inch square Clarke Haas, Madeline Hall, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 concrete monument (No. 1748) at the Northwest (readable) PDF format. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Webb, William Welch, Summer Rosa County, Florida. Cali Hargrove, Riley Hart, baths, pool, golf Dated at Tallahassee, comer of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Winters and Alyna Woodall. Florida, this 7th day of Quarter of said Section; thence continue South 89 course and Sound A pre-bid meeting will be held on June 23, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. at the Santa Rosa Rayne Henry, Benjamin June, 2017. degrees 24’04” East along said North line for a Hepworth, Kaylie Herring, views. Available distance of 590.01 feet to a capped iron rod (LB County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite J, Milton, Florida Juniors: June 1 Call 850- HERRING HOOkS No. 5170) at an intersection with the Southerly 32570. Attendance is encouraged. Mary Hitpas, Rachael Ho- maintenance claim of Hall Road (right of way var- Rion Adams, Madeline Ad- 346-1855 INVESTmENTS, INC. fius, John Hollifield, Trevor LEGAL 42116 6-15-17 ies); thence depart said North line and said South- Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: kison, Grace Allen, Blair Am------erly maintenance claim South 00 degrees 16’52” www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Questions concerning this request should Isakson, West for a distance of 678.39 feet to a capped be directed to Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 850-983-1870, or berson, Meghan Atkinson, Sidney Jones, Cole Kariher, iron rod (LB No. 5170) for the Point of Beginning; [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m., June 29, 2017. Jacob Aylstock, Chloe Baer, thence continue South 00 degrees 16’52” West Chloe Kauffman, Mark Kend- for a distance of 333.72 feet to a capped iron rod Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments Austin Barclay, Lucy Barrow, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST rick, Aleksandra Khvatkova, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN (LB No. 5170); thence North 89 degrees 22’41” of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including Caleb Bear, Taylor Beddow, AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY West for a distance of 590.01 feet to the West line small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business Bickston Laenger, Britton Lan- ofthe Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, Melanie Bell, Rachel Benton, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION drum, Christopher Lebleu, of said Section; thence North 00 degrees 16’52” national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. Ashton Bosso, Alexan- CASE NO. 2016-CA-000241 East along the West line of the Northeast Quarter Solo Lim, Allison Linkous, of the Northeast Quarter for a distance of 333.72 The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to dra Branton, Jenna Breland, Anna Marks, Sachi Marshall, WILMINGTON TRUST, NATIONAL feet to a capped iron rod (LB No. 5170); thence accept or reject any and all proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informali- Kedron Burt, Angeli Cane- ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS depart said West line South 89 degrees 22’41” ties and to award the proposal that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Ryan Mayes, Jus- East for a distance of 590.01 feet to the Point of keratne, Chase Cavasos, INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY Rosa County. tin McCarthy, Elizabeth AS TRUSTEE FOR MFRA TRUST 20142, Beginning. Morgan Churchill, John LEGAL NOTICE 42115 Gulf Breeze News 6/15/17 McCluskey, Matthew Together with a 20.00 foot wide ingress/egress ease- Combes, Gabriella Crist-Va- Plaintiff, McCurdy, Ashley McDonnell, ment described as follows: quera, Lancelot Daley, Briana vs. Commence at a 4 inch square concrete monument Kellen McKenney, Pier Mc- with brass disk at the Northwest comer of Sec- Dampson, Haylee Dew, Millan, Lawson McPhetridge, HORACE C. NEAL, ET AL., tion 33, Township 5 North, Range 28 West, Santa NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER AN Connor Duffy, John Finelli, Rosa County, Florida; thence South 89 degrees Brianna Meredith, Ashley 24’04” East along the North line of said Section ORDINANCE Adeleine Frierdich, Antonia Defendants. Mickow, Kevin Miller, for a distance of 1309.41 feet to a 4 inch square Fuentealba, Steven Fulton, Si- ______/ concrete monument (No. 1748) at the Northwest The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board of Coun- Abby Mock, Mary Moore, comer of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest ty Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., June 22, 2017, erra Goette, Marissa Gootee, in the Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located Sarafina Mowe, Siena Mowe, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Quarter of said Section; thence continue South 89 Amber Hartley, Matthew NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary degrees 24’04” East along said North line for a dis- at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. Kellie Nerger, Kayla Ng, Riley tance of 590.01 feet to a capped iron rod (LB No. Hawkins, Micah Hemmen, Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered November Nicholson, Kimberly Noble, 7, 2016 in Civil Case No. 2016-CA-000241 of the 5170) at an intersection with the Southerly main- AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISH- Morgan Henry, Matthew Circuit Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for tenance claim of Hall Road (right of way varies) ING THE GRAND BAY COURT SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING MU- Raquel Parent, Darla Peavy, for the Point of Beginning; thence continue South NICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT, AND PACE MILL CREEK PHASE Hitpas, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein Tulla Bee Picardi, Priya Rajah, WILMINGTON TRUST, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 89 degrees 24’04” East along said North line and III AND 111-B SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING MUNICIPAL SER- Katherine Jackson, Abigail NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY said Southerly maintenance claim for a distance VICE BENEFIT UNIT; PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH Megan Rayner, Matthew Rod- of 20.00 feet to a capped iron rod (LB No. 5170); SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BY THE NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT Jacobs, Katlynd Jones, AS TRUSTEE FOR MFRA TRUST 2014-2 is Plaintiff gerson, and HORACE C. NEAL, ET AL., are Defendants, the thence depart said North line and said Southerly PROCEDURE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR Kaylah Jones, Samuel Kegley, Clerk of Court will sell to the highest and best bid- maintenance claim South 00 degrees 16’52” West EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR Erin Roof, Annalise Rotun- der for cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com in for a distance of 1012.11 feet; thence North 89 SEVERABILITY; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Brandon Klisart, Milly Ladner, da, Ashlinn Salvator, Lauren accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the degrees 22’ 41” West for a distance of 20.00 feet Alexa Laux, Benjamin Link- 19th day of July, 2017 at 11:00 AM on the following to a capped iron rod (LB No. 5170); thence North AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISH- Savoie, Luke Seifert, Emma described property as set forth in said Summary 00 degrees 16’ 52” East for a distance of 1012.11 ING THE SAVANNAH PLANTATION SUBDIVISION SUBDIVISION ous, Hanah Mabire, Fiama Snow, Emma Sontag, Emily Final Judgment, to-wit: feet to the Point of Beginning. IMPROVEMENTS MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT; PROVIDING Mastrangelo, Macy Mateer, FOR THE ASSESSING OF ASSESSMENTS BY THE COUNTY FOR Stone, Mammoon Sukhera, Lot 11, Block 67, Holley by the Sea, as pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure en- SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE COLLEC- Terr McCoy, Emma Thompson, Alexis per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book B, tered on May 17, 2017, in the above-styled cause, TION OF SUCH SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BY THE NON-AD VALOR- Jacqueline McGee, Alfredo Page 155 of the Public Records of Santa pending in said Court. EM ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; Thomson, Rio Vande Vegte, Rosa County, Florida. PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; Molina, Richard Musca, Jes- Olivia Vassiliades, Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE sica Olson, Madison Owens, Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of DATE. Saige Walker, Merigrace the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim within 60 Michael Palermo, Preston Whited, Alyse Woodall and the date of the lis pendens, must file a claim within days after the sale. The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting Parsley, Heather Patten, 60 days after the sale. at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Victoria Zembrzuski. s/ Stephen Orsillo Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they Russell Reddecliff, Sidney Lisa Woodburn, Esq. JAMES E. SORENSON (FL Bar #0086525), decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with Reeder, Israel Reimer, Kaia McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC D. TYLER VAN LEUVEN (FL Bar #0178705), respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual To be included on the “A/B” Attorney for Plaintiff J. BLAIR BOYD (FL Bar #28840), Richmond, responsibility to insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and Honor Roll a student must have 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 STEPHEN ORSILLO (FL Bar #89377), & for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding Ana Rios Rodriguez, Laura Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 JESSICA A. THOMPSON (FL Bar #0106737), of is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their received a nine-weeks grade Phone: (407) 674-1850 Sorenson Van Leuven, PLLC Rodriguez-Diaz, Nathaniel appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard of 80 or higher in each subject. Fax: (321) 248-0420 Post Office Box 3637 with respect to these proposed ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who Roy, Katherine Ryland, Lindsay Enlail: [email protected] Tallahassee, Florida 32315-3637 needs any accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled Included on the “A/B” Honor Fla. Bar No.: 110003 Telephone (850) 388-05001 Saunders, Vincent Savarino, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983- Roll for the fourth nine-weeks Facsimile (850) 391-6800 1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of William Sawarynski, Luke Legal 42119 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/15/17 [email protected] (E-Service E-Mail Address) the public hearing. are the following students: Attorneys for Plaintiff Selogy, Leanne Sierra Lopez, LEGAL 42110 Gulf Breeze News 6/15/17 LEGAL 42109 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/8/17 Caroline Sims, Laurie Small, See GBHS, Page 8C » 8C June 15, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com GBHS releases final nine week Honor Roll Continue from Page 1C » Gregory Reames, Riley Robinson, Tyler Kamienski, Samantha Karcher, Marisa Griggs, Danielle Hanks, Brittan Doverspike, Delaney Elliott, Ethan Rocha, Malia Rodriguez, Kyle Morgan Keck, Jordan Keigley, Rowan Marisa Hart, Jonathan Henley, Hallie Christina Engel, Helena Fatolitis, Seniors: Rutledge, Leanna Samay, Kelley, Anna Kendrick, Hill, Mathaya Hill, Philip Hoffman, Heath Hannah Feerick, Christina Fonts, Dillon Abell, Almaz Adyshov, Rachael Jamison Sanders, Andrew Saunders, Emma Kinnebrew, Catherine Koontz, Horton, Chloe Huntley, Seamas Hunt, Joseph Fonts, Katelyn Foster, Alayna Allen, Emma Allison, Chase Babin, Tyler Chancellor Seyl, Alexander Shald, Mason Kaden Kuhn, Tory Lebourdais, Caleb Kyle Imm, Annabel Jacobs, Gardner, Jennah Gibson, Justin Gore, Bailey, McKenna Balkom, Jordan Barnes, Shell, Charles Smith, Matthew Stersic, Ledbetter, Riley Lerille, Alyssa Lewter, Collin Jahn, David Johnson, Kayla Steven Guess, Aric Hansen, Jacob Hart, Benjamin Barona, Carolann Bartlett, Mikayla Stewart, Alyssa Stopper, Christopher Lister, Taylor Lucas, Jones, Taylor Jones, Gabriel Kale, Amelia Hartman, Parker Baynes, Stephen Beaugrand, Samuel Austin Sullivan, Dillon Sutton, Elizabeth Avery Lutz, Garrett Maasin, Mackenzie Summer Kamienski, Kendall Keith, Ashlin Noah Heath, Joshua Hecht, Rami Kerr, Cameron Knapp, Liam Knight, Helmi, Chloe Herold Ward, Owen Bergschneider, Johnathan Bernauer, Swearingen, Cameron Tate, Marcanio, Madelynn Martin, Kaitlin Kosko, Trenton Lamar, Herrick, Jackson Hitchcock, Katherine Kimberly Besler, Reid Binion, Gage Richard Thomas, Sarah Thomas, Meredith McCurdy, Emily McHenry, Aundrea Lancaster, Joshua Lanzetta, Hitchcock, John Hodges, Jacob Samantha Bixler, Ashley Blanco, Geoffrey Brandon Tolleson, Elvie Tran, Ryan Troedel, Kendall McMullen, Elliott Miller, Gabriel Eric Larson, Sydney Lively, Joseph Lloyd, Hoeflich, Pierce Hoffman, Kennedy Blois, Justine Boyce, Emerson Boykin, Catherine Turnage, Logan Turner, Millican, Taylor Mittelstadt, Madison Locke, Mileah Locke, Bryce Hooten, Breanna Hunt, Kennedy David Broadhurst, Nylaa`H Brown, Jacob Tutt, Addison Van Pelt, Taya Maddilyn Moore, Nicholas Myers, Lorton, Aqua Lovelette, Makayla Ludwick, Huntley, Michael Jacob, Jacob Burnham, Bailey Burns, Cameron Vande Vegte, Mackenzie Ventura, Sarah Cameron Neely-Dane, Shane Nerger, Calvin Malo, Andrew Marks, Gabriel Jacobs, Caleb Johnson, Erin Carter, Gabriel Clark, Adam Colston, Vines, Madison Wade, Troy Walker, Benjamin Nguyen, Cynthia Nguyen, Samantha Wallis, Celeste Weiss, Rainey Niles, Brittany Nix, Sadie Nix, Samuel Martin, Braden Massey, Johnson, Kathleen Keenan, Tara Kelley, Vantejah Comeger, Walker Connally, Antonio Mauro, Hannah May, Andrew Eve Knight, Caroline Kostic, Sarah Alexis West, Anders West, Ava Whyte, Haley Odom, John Oerting, Chandler Carly Conwell, Peyton Corey, William Meredith, Chloe Miller, Roman Mirra, Kruse, Chloe Kuaile, Evan LabellePlott, Helene Williamson, Stella Williamson, Ormsby, Grace Overholtz, Cross, Willow Currie, Eric Czeck, Jack Mock, Julia Moore, Ghulam Bethany Larson, Hannah Lauderdale, Austin Wines, Taylor Wood, Hope Madelyn Padich, Karla Perez, Isaiah Caitlen Davis-Royal, Laurine DeLamater, Mujtaba, Ashton Nickelsen, Taylor Lebourdais, Carson Ledbetter, Wright, Saige Wright, Donavan York, Person, Kasey Phelps, Victoria Pirello, Angelica Dempsey, Baylan Denson, Harrison O`Daniel, Trinity Oatts, Emme Ledbetter, Samuel Lerille, Mason Youberg. Mary Rader, Reagan Raley, Rebecca Deschene, Haleigh Dickerson, Sage Offutt, Rheanna Parent, Alexander Adelyn Lewter, Juliana Lucas, Michael Benjamin Dobry, Livia Doerr, Andrew Emily Ratkowiak, Marshall Rawson, Patrick, MacKenzi Patrick, Ryan Patrick, Mallette, Shealan Malone, Isabella Dorsey, Kara Dorsey, Taylor Duhe`, Paris Juniors: Carson Reeder, Dalton Renfroe, Kasey Amber Patten, Alyssa Peavy, Brenden Manfredi, Annie Martin, Michael Dupuis, Hailey Durant, Scott Durbin, Daniel Abshire, John Adams, Thomas Richards, Xiomara Roberge, Mark Roof, Perez, Benjamin Petkovic, Brittany Porter, Mastrangelo, Kylie Matson, Abigail Aramis Estable-Hutchison, Hannah Allen, Zoe Anton-Peat, Audric Arneault, Joseph Salter, Sophia Sanchez-Aviles, Mallory Proctor, Destin Ramirez, Mayes, Eliana McCulley, Eubanks, Isabella Fernandez, Ella Erin Bailey, Taylor Baker, Sadie Baltz, Leandro Sanfeliz, Joshua Satterwhite, Abigail Rice, Sierra Rich, Jena Marie Joshua McKinney, Jacklyn McMahon, Finley, Patrick Fisher, Cole Foster, Katherine Batte, Natalie Beckham, Michaela Schonewolf, Roberge, Deysia Rodriguez, Sabrina Nathaniel Merrill, Margaret Messer, Michael Gallahar, Kaylie Ganje, Jesse Philip Bell, Ryan Bixler, Aidan Blois, Brandon Schouest, Brandon Schrepf, Sanders, Matthew Scheurich, Brooke Hannah Michaud, Brianna Mitchell, Gann, Jonathan Gibson, Spencer Grace, Alanna Bodenhausen, Jasper Bowles, Brinker Shell, Ashtin Sides, Sheila Sbar Schwalier, Myles Sellers, George Setser, Patrick Mooney, Frances Moore, Lydia Jesse Grant, Daniel Green, Logan Green, Sydney Brewer, James Broach, Simpson, Harrison Sirkis, Carter Sheppard, Christin Smith, Moore-Metzger, Savannah Morman, Anna Griffin, Catherine Grimley, Rachel Jackson Brown, Ronald Buchanan, Justin Smoker, Autumn Stickler, Alec Hailey Smith, Kip Smith, Adam Spence, Madison Morris, Abigail Mortensen, Grimley, Paola Gutierrez-Cruz, Tristan Charlotte Carter, James Cartwright, Stonebraker, Emen Sukhera, Morgan Cameron Stein, Hannah Stein, Megan Leo Mueller, Jedidiah Nelson, Luke Hard, Hunter Harris, Shanel Haynes, Morgan Crane, Avery Curington, Taylor, Jacobe Thomas, Feather Trulock, Sydow, Thomas Taylor, Ashton Thayer, Odom, Christina Oliver, Payton Olson, Skyler Haynes, Dakota Henderson, Jack Darby, Alex Davis, Jackson Del Jacob Turner, Lawrence Uhl, Philip Sydney Truax, Isabella Valentino, Daniel Outler, McKenna Owens, Ethan Ashley Hild, Cecelia Hill, Patrick Hodges, Valle, Brooklyn Deluca, Molly Demahy, Wade, Hannah Walker, Julia Rose Matthew Verbois, Kyler Von Arb, Darcy Pardonner, Alexa Parsley, Antonio Teresa Hoskins, Breonna Hubbard, Collin Denaro, Enrique Diaz Guzman, Warren, Brent Williams, Stanley Vossler, William Walden, Brooke Pena, Gabrielle Pohlmann, Elijah Hannah Hurst, Hunter Hutchinson, Reagan Docherty, Dagan Duke, Spencer Lauren Williams, Tanner Williams, Walter, Kelsey Warnke, Caledonia Prather, Kirsten Quigley, Alyxandra Jeffries, Adrienne Jones, Bailee Durbin, George Edlund, Colton Wilson, Abigail Wolfe and Weaver, Jacob Weaver, Ian Weimer, Alan Quilligan, Kaitlyn Rakoc- Jones, Brian Joyner, Maxwell Kirchgessner, Heidi Elkins, Madelyne Etheridge, Abigail Zimmer. Zachary Weimer, Vanessa Welch, zy, Anna Reeves, Jackson Reeves, Teya Klein, Petras Klementavicius, Seth Fell, Anders Foster, Zoe Fraley, Zachary Whisler, Noah White, Morgan James Renfroe, Michayla Rhames, Joy Rodell Laranang, Keegan Luchsinger, Daniel Fulton, Ryan Furrow, Sophomores: Wingo, Spencer Wirth, Sydney Wood, Richards, Hadleigh Richardson, Dante Chelsea Lukenbill, Jacob Macdonald, Grace Garbell, Carson Gatzmeyer, Lorelei Alexander, Ian Baker, Benjamin Cameron Wren, Jonathan Wycoff, Noah Risola, Alyssa Rogers, Hunter Rote, Aaron Martin, Jack Martin, Alexus Selina Gegenfurtner, Olivia George, Baldwin, James Barker, Ariana Barrett, Zalar and Natalie Zokan. Jasmine Ruiz, Mary Russell, Masino, Julia Massey, Maddie-Grace Joseph Goodroe, Christian Grimes, Haley Barrett, Dari Batova, Corey Caleb Sampson, Scoop Schneider, Freshmen: Morgan Sclafani, Erin Scott, Devon McCurdy, Elaina McGaughey, Luke Grubbs, Noah Haas, Lauren Baughn, Lauren Bell, Bailey Benner, Keegan Abell, Ethan Adams, Dylan Shields, Wyatt Sise, Alexandra Smith, Gemma McGee, Mackenzie McGill, Hamilton, Annabelle Hardoin, Ashton Melissa Boggs, Mary Brandon, Elijah Allmon, Emily Amberson, McKenzie Cayden Smith, Jenifer Smith, Trevor Reddon McLaurine, Madison McManus, Hart, Alexandra Hartenstein, Skyler Hartz, Brown, Kyle Brunner, Ryan Buckley, Arant, Noah Ardoin, Aiden Arnold, Ashley Smith, Zachary Smoker, Madison Snyder, Sierra McNew, John Meyering, Tessa Havrilla, Ethan Hayes, Landon Dylan Burnham, Tatum Burnham, Chandler Burtt, Coleman Burtt, Trevor Bartek, Tara Bass, Blake Beinhart, Bailey Maci Strickland, Madison Tarrance, Rachel Mickow, Michael Morgan-White, Head, Kamryn Hearn, Olivia Hepworth, Compton, Andrew Connor, Isabella Bouk, Savannah Branch, Graceylynn Bridget Thompson, Brent Tomey, John Samuel Motherway, Kayla Mount, Elijah Zachary Hermreck, Nathan Herrick, Craft, Andrew Cross,Samantha Broscious, Trostle, Jaxson Tucker, Joseph Urquhart, Mroch, Christine Newkirk, Kaelyn Nobles, Alexandra Hollmig, William Holmer, Joseph Hudson, Margeaux Hunt, Keanu Dakauskas, Josilin Day, Donald Denby, Nicholas Bross, Rose Buchanan, Mateo Vargas, Zoe Walker, Tyler Goldie O`Connor, Gabrielle Ortiz, Olivia Cabassa,Arianna Cardona, Jessa Walkup, Mya Wall, Madison Warnke, Hurst, Shayla Ides, Alexander Jacobs, Ryan Donovan, Simeon Dove, Richard Parent, Nicole Parks, Kaitlynn Carver, Rina Champlin, Griffen Corbin, Hope Watts, Joshua Wells, Shayla Brianna Jacobs, Aaron Jennings, Christopher Durst, Devon Elliott, Luke Patrick, William Pennewell, Taylor Angelina Cottrell, Ashley Coyne, Brady White, Morgan Williams, Lizabeth Landrie Jennings, Nicholas Johnson, Ellis, Savannah Fields, Alexis Finley, Sarah Peverley, Zachary Pohlmann, Valerie Gabel, Hunter Garrett, Nathan Golmon, Davis, Anthony Dawson, Joseph Dotson, Wilson, Derrick Wolf. Madeline Jones, Tayler Jones, Price, Delaney Raynes, Christina Gonzales, Neo Greiner, Ana Doverspike, GBMS’ fourth nine-week Honor Roll released Mr. Michael Brandon, principal of Seventh Grade Lauren Kent, Claudia Laux, Joshua Gavin Pedersen, Gracyn Phelps, Lillian Van Sleen, Benjamin White, Gulf Breeze Middle School, is pleased A Honor Roll Lloyd, Maren MacKey, Nathan MacKey, Gavin Quenneville, Rubi Regan, Kathryn Williams, Gabriel Wilson, to announce the Honor Roll for the Olivia Ammon, Casey Anderson, Max Anthony Mateer, Christopher Quinton Renfroe, Claire Roberts, Payton Wilson, Sydney Wright and fourth nine-weeks grading period of the Jack Anderson, Ashlyn Arnold, McChesney, Tyler Migliorisi, Sophie Avery Rogers, Julianna Rojas, Amber Thomas Wycoff. 2016-17 school year. Elizabeth Aydelott, Kaitlyn Bernauer, Miller, Grace Minor, Lonni Moorer, Rozborski, Robert Rushing, Lauren To be included on the “A” Honor Bryanna Bevil, Jalen Blanchard, Reece Landon Nelson, Saiter, Kathryn Schwarting, Eighth Grade Roll a student must have received a Bloomberg, Elle Bobb, Jasper Bragg, Kendall Ng, Ryan Padich, Kai Lillian Scott, Colin Slatton, Lillian AB Honor Roll nine-weeks grade of 90 or higher in Avery Branstetter, Georgia Brantley, Payne, Peyton Redmyer, Kalea Rosas, Smith, Trevor Smith, Alexia Steffanini, Lukas Adair, Caleigh Adams, Kaylie each subject. Joshua Brown, Ethan Bui, Peyton Bella Rotolo, Maggie Sago, Carson Luke Synoground, Londen Taylor, Alderfer, Logen Baker, Elora Bessemer, Included on the “A” Honor Roll for Bunting, Sydney Burge, Kate Cabassa, Salvator, Phillip Sellers, Serena Sharar, William Thomas, Jasmine Tucker, Raymond Biscardi, Kai Blanchard, the fourth nine-weeks are the following Haley Cartee, Emelia Childs, Rehan Bailen Spain Young, Jose Suarez, Aidan Twing, Lauren Ware, Logan Kennan Bond, John Boykin, Adam students Chowdhury, Grace Clay, Amber Morgan Taylor, Lauren Thompson, Ware, Catherine Weaver, Bramlett, Sanai Branch, Julian Bratley, Sixth Grade Collins, Natalia Dadisman, Trinity Kathryn Tracy, Annie Tran, Elijah Nathan Weber, Abraham Welsh, Devin Broadhurst, Owen Brown, A Honor Roll Devanney, Chloe Dickerson, Turner, Foster Ware Iv, Sarah Ware, Jacob Louis White, Hollyn Will, Keeley Sydney Bruhl, Hannah Buchalter, Eliza Abston, Janna Kaye Alba, Kyle Donovan, Cate Ducote, Weaver, Isabelle Weiler, Michael Werner, Williams, Jakob Willis, Caleb Wooden, Erin Buckley, Colgan Byrum, Battle Alberson, Fulton Ascherl, Adrienne Flowers, Ashley Granse, Maxim Woodhouse and Ashley Wu. Cole Young and Simon Zheng. Courtland Cabreros, Mario Calia, John Amelia Atchison, Matthew Barrs, Sage Hall, Deanna Harwell, Seth Helt, Childs, Tristan Cox, Morgan Daily, Jasmine Beatty, Amie Birk, Whitney Carson Hepworth, Ann Hitpas, James Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Jamison Davis, Maci Drees, Trinity Bouk, Gabrielle Branning, Gracie Hu, Dominic Jackson, Luke Jacobi, A/B Honor Roll AB Honor Roll Drollinger, Garrett Edwards, Burton, Kaden Chapman, Savannah Jacobi, Elizabeth Johnson, Lorelei Abell, Katherine Allen, Lauryn Allen, Charlton Atkins, Hayden Emery, Pairrich Ewing-Cart- David Chavez, David Clark, Molly Madeline Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Kate Allison, Wade Arnold, Nicholas Chloe Bourgeois, Taylor Brame, Kylie er, Taylor Farej, Elizabeth Frierdich, Clark, Coral Coad, Riley Coates, Tanner Jones, Lauren Kellen, William Bailey, Thomas Baltz, Jack Banks, Brumbalow, Alejandra Burger, Avery Edward Gailey, Jade Gaston, Michael Brandon Collins, Baylen Crance, Jesse Kemp, Malia Ludwick, Bryan Lynchard, Bryton Barnett, Sabrina Beasley, Burt, Danette Burt, John Cabassa, Gatmaitan, Natalie Grover, Tyler Crowder, Garrett Curtsinger, Emma Sarah Marks, Chandler Massey, Logan Grayson Bernicken, Parker Blakeney, Duncan Cain, Chase Campbell, Lauren Haddock, Christian Hall, Madison Hall, Daily, James Dannreuther, Corbett Mastaw, Ethan Matthews, Kacie May, John Bleiler, Evan Bowser, Clay, Emily Coyne, Tyler Doughty, Madison Harness, Samuel Harris, Davis, Zahra Dejoubner, Griffin Meinburg, Camryn Brooks, Ashlynn Brown, Ethan Douglass, Elaina Durko, Alexandra Helms, Jeffrey Helms, Connor Devanney, Anne Driskell, Natalia Mercado, Caleb Merritt, Braeden Brown, Hayden Brown, Taylor Dykes, Camryn Egli, Caden Kendall Helms, Nathan Helt, Jillian Nora Elliott, Margaret Feltenberger, Grace Mims, Robert Moore, Aiden Jacob Brown, Seth Bui, Maddison Emma, Bella Esposito, Austin Evans, Helton, Lucas Hildebrand, Sophie Chase Freckmann, Bianca Gatmaitan, Morgan, Kendall Morman, William Campbell, Jace Champlin, Jonah Erin Foster, Mark Francis, Richard Hobbs, Jude Hunter, Owen Ides, Ca- Isabelle Gatmaitan, Eric Geiger, Morrill, Maxine Nguyen, Everest Cook, Alex Cross, Ari De Jesus Cruz, Fulford, Brady Goodman, Emma leb Jackson, Sophia Jeffries, Ryan Jen- Kylie Gillis, Zachary Giovanini, Ian Noyes, Hannah O`Grady, Levi Orlando, Avae Dantino, Holland Davidson, Guilbeau, Arizona Guillory, kins, Emily Johnson, Gonzales, Makayla Guilbeau, Paul Palewicz, Rodrigo Pardo, Journey Davis, Cody Deutsch, Dixie Tanner Gwaltney, Eva Harris, Teage Spencer Jones, Lauren Jorgensen, Christian Gutshall, Bruce Hall, Nikhil Patel, Cannon Pene, Ethan Farish, Talia Farris, Isabelle Finfrock, Harris-Inman, Andrew Henderson, Thomas Joy, Hannah Kabel, Mia Valeria Hanson, Connor Hausmann, Pensyl, Amanda Picou, Taylor Reeves, Isabelle Flores, Keilani Flores, Reagan Wesley Henning, Naree Hermens, Kane, Kyle Keenan, Olivia Kegley, Kyra Hecht, Cole Hepworth, Anna Ty Risola, Alexis Roberts, Chase Flowers, Eryn Flynn, Jaden Foote, Olivia Hoffman, Halie Hogan, Jackson Peyton Kendrick, Abigail Laidacker, Higgins, Amelia Hoitt, Michael Rodgerson, Alyssa Samuels, Sophia Sophie Forgett, Lilli Fritz, Elyse Holmer, Mattie Hord, Joshua Hynek, Grace Lancaster, Maesa Lappin, Jacob Hornick, Wendy Hughes, Gwyneth Sepulvado, Griffen Smith, Paige Smith, Fulford, Gavin Gailey, Elena Hynes, Thomas Jennings, Lintner, Clark Lovering, Isaac Lyons, Jackson, Elijah Jones, Dylan Kariher, Sydney Stillman, Shelby Stout, Alfred Garza, Jack Gordon, Emi Ainsley Joyner, Lauren Kast, Isabella Macdonald, William Ava Kesler, Fionn Kline, Morgan Lauren Toms, Rebecca Turnage, Goto, Elise Graber, Morgan Green, Camryn Kennovin, Maxwell Kronlage, Maggard, Wesley Mann, Christian Kronlage, Landon Lafon, Davan Winifred Van Camp, Thomas Vargas, Daniel Hand, Priscilla Haradon, Emery Brody Larson, Dylan Lewis, Wyatt Miller, Alexia Milleson, Abbie Mink, Lancaster, Colin Leveille, Grace Chancelor Wade, Hailey Ward, James Hasell, Colie Henkel, Mia Hobbs, Lewis, Lauren Logan, Sydney London, Mia Montgomery, Taylor Murphy, Lloyd, Gabriel Lozano, Scott Lussier, Weber, David White, Elisa Williamson, Sean Hoffman, Roman Hunt, Delaney Michael Mabire, Amy MacKinnon, Ethan Nichols, Sergio Ortiz, Christopher Vida Martinez, Zak Martin, Sophia Terrence Wood, Mason Yager, Evan Irovando, Joshua Jacobs, Jackson Mahar, Ostheimer, Emma Ostrom, Mayor, Allison McLaughlin, Zalar and Ashley Zembrzuski. Brendan Jones, Emily Kabel, Matthew Mammen, Alexander Jaxon Page, Ryan Parent, Faith Par- Ian McLaughlin, Lauren McLaughlin, Naomi Kane, Kaylee King, Cameron Martinez, Oscar Martin, Erin Mayhew, ton-Reynolds, Anthony Peavy, Carmen Julie Mink, Sophie Mislevy, Jenna Eighth Grade Kosko, Cayman Kovach, Meallan Mykala Mayo, Isabella Mayor, Juliana Pene, Matthew Phillips, Madison Pol- Moore, Eric Morales, Ailia Muldoon, A Honor Roll Krauchenka, Melissa Kruse, Elizabeth McCarthy, Matthew McCoy, Connor ing, James Rowe, Sawyer Rowe, Sophie Ella Ngo, Roger Ostrander, Cailey Jerald Kyle Alba, Briahna Ballay, Mangum, Ava Matherne, Jonathan McKenney, Zachary Meaux, Kaleb Roy, Brianna Rusk, Lily Sebastian, Cade Price, Meredith Pugh, Jakob Rich, Adelle Barkhuizen, Abigail Bordelon, Mauney, Abbigale Maxwell, Messer, William Millican, Seeber, Jackson Sepulvado, Max Schneidt, Daniel Selogy, Madelyn Branning, Kyla Breland, Harrison McCrae, Kendall McCurdy, Camellia Nguyen, Megan O`Hargan, Terryn Small, Joseph Snider, Joshua Stella Shallard, Taylor Smith, Kylee Austin Burkett, Daniel Combes, Emily Abigail Meador, Alexis Micas, Jack Hung Tony Pham, Brooke Pound, Spooneybarger, Koby Taylor, William Spring, Naseh Sukhera, Eliot Suttman, Crowder, Steven Decesare, Abigail Migliorisi, Sophie Miller, Stephen David Powell, Raven Price, Alexa Tucker, John Turk, Jacqlyn Turpin, Meghan Thacker, Katharine Turk, Driskell, Isabella Ellis, Milleson, John Millican, John Jack Quenneville, Ella Raynes, Canon Nevaeh Vance, Lea Walck, Michael West- Olivia Turner, Sandra Tu, Jameson Julian Fernandez, Caleb Freckmann, Minor, Neysa Misita, Chloe Moore, Reeder, Alanis Rivera, Isabel Rocha, john, Jaylin Williams, Connor Wooden, Walker, Addison Ware, Lauren James Gast, Nicole Gillis, Audrey Chloe Nelson, Brennden Nita, Madeline Ruffin, Everett Salter, Harrison Wright, Kamryn Wright, Woodhouse, Ashton Wyse, Gordon, Aris Graber, Madeleine Green, Raina Orlando, Natalie Orr, William Camilla Sanchez-Aviles, Hannah Katarina Wright, Owen Wright, Valeria Yepishin, Mutong Zhang, Hailey Greiner, Maria Gruszczynski, Ostrom, Riley Palmer, John Parkinson, Sarkadi, Kylie Smith, Sophia Finn Youberg, Kyle Young and Ta`Lyn and Helen Zheng. Mira Helms, Nicholas Hoeflich, Ava Patroni, Isabella Patroni, Stringfellow, Maika Tran, Young.