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Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 6, is Election Day. Polls parcels could net city $4.65M will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and, in particular, the West Course by lion, to date. tion in 2020, with the design phase for BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News © 2018 Hurricane Ivan in 2004. Although there was more than one the new construction about to begin. [email protected] Subsequently, owners encountered reason given for the purchase of the Along with expansion of the waste- fi nancial diffi culties during the reces- golf course six years ago, the one that water treatment facility’s physical At the Oct. 22 meeting of South sion and, by the time the City and SS- appeared to affect the greatest number plant, SSRUS also needs to protect Santa Rosa Utility System, board RUS purchased the 344 acres in No- of people in the area was the need to the amount of sprayfi elds it is already members agreed unanimously to rec- vember 2012, the property was facing expand the wastewater treatment plant utilizing at the site to absorb treated ommend to Gulf Breeze City Council receivership after years of neglect. already owned by the City and SSRUS wastewater or effl uent. More realisti- — a responsibility that is theirs since At that time, the City paid $2.78 mil- at Tiger Point so that it could up its cally, though, it needs to expand that SSRUS is an enterprise account for the lion, plus closing costs, which boosted treatment capacity from 1.5 million capacity, as well. City — the sale of two parcels of land the price to $3.3 million for Tiger Point gallons per day to 3 million gallons. Concern about selling off parts of at Tiger Point Golf Course. One is a Golf Course. Subsequently, the City The State of Florida has mandated ex- the Tiger Point acreage, which has a 45-acre swath on the West Course be- has poured more than $1.78 million in pansion in response to booming popu- 2017 appraised value of $13 million, ing sought by Santa Rosa School Sys- capital improvements into the property lation growth in the area served by the has been focused on what effect such tem as the site of a future school. The and has refi nanced the original line of utility. It gave SSRUS a specifi c time sales might have on the ability of the other is a 12-acre tract that takes in the credit for $6 million. frame for bringing an expanded plant utility to adequately and safely deal current driving range and has value for As noted in an Oct. 25 Gulf Breeze online, saying it had to be accom- with the effl uent issue. Tiger Point Apartments LLC Develop- News story, a FEMA grant for $1.2 plished by February 2021, even though The sale of portions of the West ment. million in total disaster recovery funds the current plant is not yet operating at Course and the driving range have Ed Miller created new ways for The City of Gulf Breeze purchased is being received to purchase equip- full capacity. been touted by City Council members residents to interact with the city. the golf course, which had experienced ment needed to do repair work on both At the Oct. 22 SSRUS meeting, Di- as a way to recoup funds spent on the a turbulent history dating back to ex- courses, leaving the City with capital rector of Public Services Jason Randell City uses tensive damage done to the East Course expenses at Tiger Point of $4.8 mil- said the project is on track for comple- See Potential Page 5A » high tech FBI warns: monitor to assist children’s online life residents Internet safety class offers

BY GLENDA CAUDLE facts about online dangers Gulf Breeze News© 2018 The root of the problem, Canning [email protected] BY LISA NEWELL Gulf Breeze News © 2018 said, is the proliferation of pornogra- Can’t come to the twice-monthly [email protected] phy available online. Several studies Gulf Breeze City Council executive show that viewing pornography leads meetings and business sessions? Have you got a phone in your hand to desensitization and eventual harm- You can still be up to date on what is or pocket right now? While it is no ing of women and children, as well going on with Gulf Breeze City Coun- doubt one of the most productive tools as the viewer, who is primarily male cil and the City’s staff, including City for communication, work, school, en- — though that is not always the case. Manager Samantha Abell, through mul- tertainment and news ever devised, it “Anyone who looks at porn is not also has a lot of potential for harm. necessarily a pedophile,” Canning Stephen Pitre raises his hand to take the oath of offi ce as Circuit Court Judge tiple social media platforms. while family members look on. Ed Miller, Gulf Breeze City Hall’s FBI Special Agent John Canning said, but it does not satisfy the view- manager of technology and innovation, spoke to a crowd of about 75 on the er’s desire and can lead to more and has worked diligently since assuming evening of Oct. 23 at Gulf Breeze harder images. As with drugs, it can his duties a year ago to add several com- Middle School’s cafeteria, detailing a require more or harder images, over Stephen Pitre takes munication platforms and technology few of of the cases occurring here in time, to get the same effect. “It’s a the Gulf Breeze area. updates to reach the City’s citizen/user See Internet Page 3A » base by “going where they are most.” Where they are most, Miller says, oath of judgeship is on their mobile devices — about 80 Breeze. percent of the time. Of that time, 69 Ethics complaint BY VICI PAPAJOHN percent of online activity is spent on Gulf Breeze News © 2018 “May your work refi ne you, taking social media. [email protected] you closer to the wonder of your God,” “You need to go where your users filed to wrong agency Hunt prayed. “And may you seek the Gulf Breeze resident Stephen A. Pitre quiet worlds that live behind each man are,” Miller says. “By doing this, we are was installed as Circuit Court Judge of getting out information faster and mak- ecutive director, Valindia Doss. or woman that comes before you. Even BY GLENDA CAUDLE the First Judicial Court of the State of Burke notifi ed Gulf Breeze News as your job takes you to new frontiers, ing it more accessible 24 hours a day, Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Florida on Friday, Oct. 19. The inves- of the action Oct. 26 and forwarded may you develop the depths of your un- seven days a week. Plus, we still do [email protected] titure was held in the M.C. Blanchard a personal statement and the letter discovered gifts.” regular media such as newspapers (in- Judicial Building in Pensacola, with Es- An ethics complaint fi led with of notifi cation from the commis- The Pledge of Allegiance was led by cluding Gulf Breeze News, which has a cambia County Sheriff David Morgan the State of Florida Commission on sion. John Adams, retired Brigadier General. reporter on site for each executive and opening the court for the proceedings. Ethics on Oct. 12 by former Gulf Burke says immediate action was Northwest Florida historian Robert W. business session of the City Council, Family, friends, co-workers and peers Breeze Mayor Pro Tem Joe Hen- taken to rectify the error (of using Moulton spoke on the legal history of plus meetings of several other commit- were present at the ceremony, which in- derson against 2018 Gulf Breeze the seal) as soon as her campaign this area during the territorial period. tees and departments; City newsletters; cluded such highlights as the a capella Mayoral candidate Patty Burke for learned of the problem and alleges Judge Pitre endured a warm-hearted and the City’s primary website, which delivery of “God Bless America” by his is cityofgulfbreeze.us/)” unauthorized use of the City seal on the complaint was fi led by a “de- grilling by Scott A. Remington, Esq., her campaign materials has been two oldest daughters, Zas and Zea, and former co-worker at Clark Partington. Abell praised Miller recently for his an invocation by Monsignor Luke Hunt returned by the commission’s ex- See Henderson Page 5A “Fifteen years ago I met a prosecu- » from St. Ann Catholic Church of Gulf See New Page 5A » See Stephen Page 2A »

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Caring and Sharing Beach on the Gulf Coast,” said Ann Bowl Soup Cup food challenge Thompson, Caring and Sharing between Gulf Breeze and Na- president. “The Navarre Rotary varre high schools was a huge Club is to help take care of de- success. livery and placement to those in The eight annual competition need.” collected 11,426 nonperishable For more information about food items and will feed some Caring & Sharing, visit the web- 250 families living in South site at www.santarosacares.org After visiting over 1,000 homes, I thought I would publish some of the most requested Santa Rosa County during the and www.facebook.com/Carin- issues and answers in no particular order: upcoming holiday breaks. gandsharingsantarosacounty. 1. Change: Already started. The resignation of the City Attorney and the Mayor stepping down is step 1. We will “This year a decision was Financial contributions are be less litigious. Transparency initiatives have already started with monthly reports, an easy to read budget and agreed upon by school officials tax deductible and can be made an annual report on the internet for all to see. My council meetings will also be more collegial and I will ask the staff: “How does this and Caring and Sharing non- online with PayPal or may be affect our neighbors?” profit organization to split the mailed to Caring and Sharing of collected nonperishable food South Santa Rosa County Inc., 2. Golf Course: Yes, the reason the city bought the golf course was to save over $20 million by using a piece of the course to expand items and share with our friends P.O. Box 5521, Navarre, FL the waste water treatment plant so that we will not have to raise utility rates for an expansion. Good news is that is coming to fruition. affected by Hurricane Michael 32566. The city did not buy Tiger Point Golf Course for $10 million. In fact, it was $2.78 million and now appraises for $10.5. The city is selling two pieces of it for a combined $3.42 million. The other favorable terms and conditions makes the actual value of the sales to be $5.1 million 3. Traffi c: The city has hired another police offi cer to concentrate on traffi c problems along highway 98 and the city is working with our neighbor municipalities to acquire a new traffi c signal synchronization system with federal funds to improve the fl ow of traffi c from Pensacola and back from the beach. 4. Pay: I am not in favor of turning the volunteers on the city council into paid politicians, nor am I in favor of changing from a strong city manager type of government to a strong mayor. That would change how the city has operated for 50 years. 5. Splashpad: To use recycled water, the splashpad would have cost an extra $50,000 plus another $10,000 to operate, plus a huge insurance bill. As is, it costs the general fund $10,000 because the rest is being paid with bed tax money. Please compare the costs to $70,000 for the after school care program, Christmas lights for $15,000, and $60,000 to maintain the ball fi elds. 6. Red Light Cameras: With our children walking across the highway in front of our school, I believe it is good if our city is known as a speed trap. 98% of the tickets are given to non-Gulf Breeze citizens. Most of the ticket money goes to State treasury, not ours. The money we do get has been used to buy bullet-proof vests and other equipment. Please view the candidates answers on this subject during the candidate forum on the Gulf Breeze News website. 7. Budget: The general fund of the budget has increased very little over the years. The rest of the budget consists of two growing enterprises that are making money for the general fund. The natural gas utility is now putting about $300,000+ into the general fund and the South Santa Rosa Utility System is growing as the population expands down the highway. 8. Storm water: The city is spending over $1 million a year since the 2014 fl ood in accordance with the Storm Water Task Force’s master plan. Moreover, the proposed hotel next to Publix will not cause McClure Street to fl ood. That shopping center is built to a 100-year standard and has underground vaults where the water drains. A hotel there will be built to the 100-year standard too. Lastly ... a story: a friend of mine, David Valletto, once called me and angrily said that he thought everyone at City Hall was unfair. To make a long story short, I invited him to City Hall to sit down and go through the entire bid process with City staff. After walking Submitted photo through the legal process, he apologized and said he would have picked that competitor too. GBE Teacher of the Year The BOTTOM LINE is I would gladly do that for anyone. Everything we do as public offi cials is an open book and you are more than welcome to call me and we can review whatever is on your mind. First-grade teacher Melissa Jones is Gulf Breeze Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year. This is her sixth year teaching at GBE. There are so many more things to address but not enough space. I encourage my neighbors with questions to go to With her is Warren Stevens, GBES principal. www.cityofgulfbreeze.us and click on annual review for facts. Very Respectfully,

David Landfair

SacredHeart_2x2WillsAndTrusts_111 1 10/24/2018 5:10:49 PM gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 3A Calendar of Meetings Thursday, November 1

Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council Board 8:30 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Friday, November 2 Gulf Breeze Optimist Club 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Monday, November 5

Santa Rosa County Commission Committee Internet can be a scary place, 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton City of Gulf Breeze City Council Regular Meeting especially for teens and adolescents 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Tuesday, November 6 Continued from Page 1A to a location “in the Carolinas” in a purple » Canning said the warning Honda. Using this slim amount of informa- City of Gulf Breeze Development Review Board signs parents should identify slippery slope,” Canning said. tion, the FBI tracked the man down. 6 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Children are especially at risk, and many • A Gulf Breeze man is currently serving include: online apps or cartoons link to sexually time in prison for posing as a minor female Republican Club of Santa Rosa County charged cartoons and images. to entice adolescent males in the U.S., Can- * Obsession about being online 6 p.m., 7552 Navarre Parkway, Suite 14, Navarre “Would you put a chest full of harmful ada and the U.K. to masturbate on video. He • Hiding or minimizing the screen stuff in your child’s room and then tell them, was also accused of sexually molesting his Wednesday, November 7 when parents are nearby ‘Don’t look in there,’” Canning asked. “But nephew, who committed suicide before the we give them cell phones with unfettered In- case could be tried in court. • Receiving a secret gift from an Gulf Breeze Toastmasters ternet access.” • A Michigan man posed as a female on- unknown person Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze Pornography viewers may be harmed be- line to entice an 8-year-old boy to perform To prevent children from cause they will often become consumed to escalating acts of molestation on his 2-year- Santa Rosa Island Authority Board Meeting potentially wandering into 5 p.m., 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola Beach the detriment of their family, hobbies and old sister. inappropriate places online, jobs. • A 12-year-old girl was a victim of “sex- Canning recommends: Two bills were introduced in the Florida tortion” when she shared a risque photo of legislature this year recognizing the health herself with a man she met on Snapchat and • Educating children about the crisis created by pornography, but both bills later continued communicating with on Kik. potential dangers online failed to pass. He said he would post the photo on her so- • Limit Internet access Canning described several cases the FBI cial media profi les if she didn’t continue to • Install parental controls, but be has been involved in locally. do what he asked, which was a series of es- aware they can be circumvented • In one case, a man who was in his 30s calating sexual behaviors on video. After be- FLASHBACKS met a young girl at church camp and began a coming distraught, she eventually confi ded • Insist on knowing the child’s years’ long sexual relationship with her. He in her parents, who brought the case to the passwords November 1 was later apprehended when he fi lmed their FBI. The suspect is still unknown. • Disable the app store 1 Year ago this week – 2017 sexual activities and posted it to the Inter- Be aware that limiting Internet access will • Limit content to G or PG-13, The fi rst of 415 trophy pieces – massive structures formed of net. not be popular with your kids, and these ac- although this is not 100 percent ef- concrete that include footers, columns and caps – on land that • A 12-year-old girl was reported missing tions will not prevent all evils from entering fective will become part of the Gulf Breeze approach to the new Pen- after she was picked up by an adult male she your child’s online experience. sacola Bay Bridge. . Their appearance constitutes a milestone met online. He drove her to a North Carolina “We are up a against a huge tidal wave • Do not allow electronics in for the project, according to the website at pensacolabaybridge. hotel room where they had sexual relations of culture,” Canning said, with pornography bedrooms or bathrooms com. before he learned she was reported missing. being one of the most lucrative industries in • Change password on the rout- When the girl returned home, she only knew the world. The U.S. leads the world in con- er, if possible 5 Years ago this week – 2013 the man was named Nick and he drove her sumption of pornography. Crews began milling roadway in Navarre up to the zoo. The Gulf Breeze project is expected to fi nish up around the same time the Navarre side is complete. The plans for $11.7 million construction Substitute teacher’s car damaged at GBMS project include milling and resurfacing the roadway over the 12.77 mile stretch. The biggest change will be the widening of of Indianapolis, Ind., for DUI. the existing shoulders to eight feet. Construction crews will also Friday, Oct. 12 GULF BREEZE Wednesday, Oct. 24 • Grand theft, laptop stolen • 120 Norwich, trespassing • A traffi c stop for speeding be adding 5 ft. wide buffered bicycle lanes. from a residence. POLICE • Pensacola Bay Bridge: led to the driver giving his fi re- found property arm to the police for safe keep- 10 Years ago this week – 2008 Saturday, Oct. 13 REPORT ing. Sen. Don Gaetz presented Oriole Beach Elementary School • A traffi c stop for speeding Monday, Oct. 22 student Isabella Price with a framed certifi cate signifying that led to the arrest of a passenger • 12:59 a.m.: In the 1800 Friday, Oct. 26 the school was named a national Blue Ribbon School. for an outstanding warrant and Wednesday, Oct. 18 Block of U.S. Hwy. 98, a traffi c • Criminal Mischief, Gulf Jesus Ramirez, 23, of Home- • 356 U.S. Hwy. 98, retail pe- stop led to arrest of driver, a 28- Breeze Middle School. A substi- stead for possession of felony tit theft (alcohol) year-old Cristal Springs, Miss., tute teacher’s car was keyed. narcotics. man for no valid driver license. . Saturday, Oct. 20 • Traffi c stop for speeding led Sunday, Oct. 28 to the arrest of the a 19-year-old • 51 U.S. Hwy. 98, distur- • A traffi c stop for failing to Sunday, Oct. 14 San Benito, Texas, man for no bance, non-family maintain lane and expired tag • A traffi c stop led to the ar- valid driver license. rest of the driver, a 47-year-old led to the arrest of the Derrick Sunday, Oct. 21 Robert Churchward, 53, of Gulf Pensacola man, for attaching un- Tuesday, Oct. 23 assigned tag. • 51 U.S. Hwy. 98, distur- Breeze for DUI. • Found narcotics at the • A traffi c stop for speeding bance, non-family • A traffi c stop for speeding GB Hospital emergency room. led to the arrest of the Jason • 12:20 p.m.: In the 2500 block led to the citation of a 24-year- Turned into law enforcement for Montgomery, 39, of Gulf Breeze of U.S. 98, a traffi c stop led to old man for possession of mari- destruction. for DUI. arrest of Kenneth Kabwila, 35, juana. from your friends Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report at Gulf Breeze News

Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed N������� 1 N������� 4 innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Jill Mitchell Colleen Gary FELONIES 10/29/18 Mike Stebbins Patty Overly 10/24/18 Mooney, Brittany Nichole, W/ Gibson, Cassy Amanda, F, 26, 8300 block, Tavira Street, W/F, 30, 5800 block, Congress Navarre, probation violation N������� 2 N������� 5 Street, drug possession Cera Crawford Emily Maggard DUIs Charles Esche Stewart, Jerald Curtis, W/M, 10/24/18 Alice Essary 34, 5800 block, Congress Street, Elam, Emily Rebecca, W/ N������� 6 drug possession F, 24, 2000 block, Eagle Lane, Frances Huffman Navarre, DUI Andy Odaniel Wintill, Beth Marie, W/F, Funderburk Tomlinson Woolf 37, 8500 block, Nelda Road, 10/28/18 N������� 3 Navarre, probation violation Russ, David Matthew, W/M, Carter, Jerry Clyde, W/M, Tobie Bass N������� 7 38, 1900 block, Justice Circle, 10/28/18 35, 8200 block, Riverside Landing Jessica Boulton Bill Bielenda 10/26/18 Navarre, drug possession Woolf, Jeremy Douglas, W/ Lane, Navarre, DUI Funderburk, Jason Leroy, M, 39, 2100 block, Bellmeade Joey Leonard W/M, 34, 6700 block, Betty Lane, Tomlinson, Amy Wyvonne, Circle, Navarre, cruelty toward a Churchward, Derrick Aimee Morrell Navarre, burglary, larceny W/F, 30, 1900 block, Church child, child neglect Robert, W/M, 1400 block, El Street, Navarre, aiding prisoner Sereno Place, Gulf Breeze, DUI Amy Malone Stevens escape

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Michele Abrams, director of the Weekend Food Program of Navarre; Navarre High School football coach Jay Walls; and Jersey Jerry Foster, co-founder and past president of the Pirates on the Panhandle Social Club ‘El Royale’ director Pirates on the channels inner Tarantino Panhandle plan New

Some people just do not like Tarantino piece, but most es- “swells.” clever for its own good at times, Year’s Day plunge Quentin Tarantino. pecially, his last movie, “The As this story opens, just a few and it might wrap up its story a The celebrity list is growing Gaetz, Florida’s First Congres- His movies are too violent, Hateful Eight.” years later, gambling is now il- little too neatly, but hey, not ev- for the Second Annual Pirate sional District; self-conscious, pretentious and/ I do not have an issue with legal at the site, the motel has erybody can be Quentin Taran- Plunge into the Gulf of Mexico • Commissioner Dave Piech, or just too brashly “hipper than this — Tarantino is deservedly, fallen into some disrepair, and tino, right? on New Year’s Day. Another Santa Rosa County you.” probably, the most celebrated most of the rooms are vacant Drew Goddard should have high profile personality has been • Julie Ann Morgan, Santa I can understand this, to a and imitated filmmakers of the most of the time. a fine career ahead of himself. added to the list as Navarre High Rosa County Tourist Develop- certain degree. last 30 years. Enter a colorfully odd and This is only his second feature, School head football coach Jay ment Director; and Tarantino is unapologetically Eli Roth and Robert Rodri- mysterious mix of characters I believe. Walls agreed to take the plunge • Rev. John Kelly, pastor of lacking any humility in the ap- guez are just two directors who played by Jeff Bridges, Dakota I look forward to seeing what as the Pirates on the Panhandle St. Sylvester Catholic Church proach to his work. were “inspired,” obviously and Johnson, Jon Ham, Chris Hem- he comes up with next. Social Club continues to expand For more information on the He believes in what he is do- profoundly, by Tarantino. sworth and a few other very sol- In the meantime, my next re- this event to benefit the Week- Second Annual Pirate Plunge, ing and has a clear vision only Drew Goddard now can be id, if lesser known, actors. view should be of the astronaut end Food Program of Navarre. go to the website at www.Na- he can so perfectly present. Of- added to this long list of Taran- All of them have dark agen- Neil Armstrong story, “First Coach Walls will join others varrePiratePlunge.com and sign ten this vision, while bitingly tino fanboy zealots. das that they are protecting very Man.” who have committed to attend up today. funny, is quite bloody and jar- “Bad Times at the El Royale” closely, and over the course of Some folks believe this might this event, which will be fol- The Pirates on the Panhandle ringly disturbing. takes place over the course of the two hours of this film, their very well secure one of the nine lowed by a Pirate Party under Social Club will offer some grub As great as I believe he is, I one long day, in the “past its secrets are revealed and their or so “Best Picture” Oscar nom- a 7,800 square foot heated tent and grog as the Rowdies Rock appreciate and respect that he is prime,” ultra-chic, ultra-kitsch fates are realized, in charmingly inations in the next few months. on the east-side of the Navarre Band plays after the Plunge till not for everyone. El Royale motel. unexpected, rich, juicy and lurid I guess I feel obliged to give the Beach parking lot. Other digni- 4-ish, when a ton of raffle items From where I sit, Drew In the early 1960s, movie ways. world my take on it. ... taries whot have committed so will be given out. Goddard’s “Bad Times at the El stars and jet-setters would come It is a deliciously fun bit of Anyway, “Bad Times at the far include: “Arrrrrr” you brave enough Royale” is very derivative of the to the El Royale to gamble and intrigue and film-noir. El Royale” is now playing in • Sheriff Bob Johnson, Santa to take the plunge, or are you a tone and texture of any Quentin drink and hob-nob with the Maybe it is just a little too theatres everywhere. Rosa County; land lover who will only come • US Congressman Matt to see others?

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„Friday, Nov. 2 - Saturday, Nov. 3, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Sunday, Nov. 4, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. GREAT GULF COAST ARTS FESTIVAL Seville Square Park gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 5A Potential sales Henderson won’t a win-win-win refi le campaign for City of complaint » Continued from Page 1A the ethics complaint. clared supporter of my oppo- During that Gulf Breeze nent,” suggesting the action was time, sev- » Continued from Page 1A The matter seemed to stall taken to infl uence the Nov. 6 eral Gulf there, but, in fact, School Su- election. B r e e z e property and to fi nd sources of perintendent Tim Wyrosdick Henderson previously told r e s i d e n t s income to fi nance additional and Abell have been working Potential gains from Gulf Breeze News he fi led the apparently improvements on the remain- toward a new plan.) Tiger Point Golf Course complaint because, as a former raised con- Burke ing property without affecting A second unanimous vote City Council member, he be- cerns about rates paid by local citizens. means the SSRUS board will lieves when someone runs for an its use. At the Oct. 22 meeting, City also recommend the sale of Original purchase price elected position or serves in of- There is no record of requests Manager Samantha Abell, who the current 12.97-acre driving plus closing costs $3.3 M fi ce, they should do everything being made to use the seal at has been working with staff to range to Tiger Point Apart- Capital investment $1.78 M ethically. any time; however, an email ex- fi nd purchasers who understand ments for $1,525,000, resulting FEMA Grant ($1.2 M) The commission’s letter says change on Oct. 4 between Burke and can work with the concerns in the total of $3,450,000. the complaint the former Coun- and City Hall references the ful- of the SSRUS board and the The latter sale, according to Total outlay: $3.88 M cil member fi led is non-action- fi llment, on that day, of a request City Council, was able to de- Abell, will enable the devel- able by that particular body be- by Burke to forward an elec- liver some promising news. opment of an adjacent 20-acre * Sale of 45-acre parcel to cause it has no jurisdiction in a tronic version of the seal that On Oct. 24, Abell spelled tract of land being sold by St. Santa Rosa County School Board $1.900 M matter which carries criminal was apparently to be used in the out for Gulf Breeze News read- Sylvester. * Sale of driving range $1.525 M penalties, according to Section creation of a campaign banner. ers what the sales the SSRUS “Together, the development 165.043 Florida Statutes. At that point, public records board agreed to recommend to of both these tracts will, con- * $25,000 earnest money $0.025 M “With a few exceptions not reveal that the candidate was the City Council can mean. servatively, generate tap fees Total: $3.450 M relevant here, the Commission’s advised in a phone conversa- The following is her report: estimated at $430,000 for the jurisdiction only extends to alle- tion that there were concerns “In total, the recommen- driving range property and Potential tap fees from gations of violation by individual about her use of the seal, and dation of the SSRUS to City $800,000 for the adjacent St. Tiger Point Apartments $1.230 M offi cials of Article II, Section 8, she agreed to research the issue Council may result in sales to- Sylvester’s property. The to- Florida Constitution and Part III for herself. taling $4,655,000 ($3,450,000 tal $1,230,000 in tap fees will of Chapter 112, Florida Statutes She was also advised by land sales — including $25,000 be available to put towards the Total Potential gain — the Code of Ethics for Public email on Oct. 11 that the City in earnest money from Tiger cost of the wastewater treat- as of 10/29.18: $4.68 M Offi cers and Employees,” Doss Clerk could not grant permis- Point Apartments LLC — plus ment plant expansion project, wrote. sion to use the seal, with only $1,230,000 in tap fees) with no further driving down capital At present, Burke is neither a the governing body having that loss in disposal capacity to the costs,” Abell says. Potential gain of reclamation 76,000 gallons public offi cer nor an employee authority. utility system and the potential “In the case of the school per day of the City, so the Ethics Com- She was also referred to gain of 76,000 gallons of dis- board sale, the City engineer mission has no say, one way or Florida Statute 165.043 (offi cial posal capacity per day. This is has calculated that connect- Sylvester’s Diocese. Abell notes that the offer the other, over her actions. county or municipal seal use) because both land sales include ing three school sites (the new “The developer desires to from Tiger Pont Apartments Henderson, when contacted and to the attorney general’s the condition that the City’s ef- planned school, a new K-9 Na- primarily utilize the driving represents an increase from the by Gulf Breeze News, said he opinion on the subject. fl uent disposal capacity must varre school and Woodlawn range parcel for a roadway originally proposed price of had not seen the letter. He says Burke indicated in that email be recaptured so that there is no Beach Middle School) for rec- along the northern portion of $995,000 to $1,525,000 and its he has not fi led a complaint with exchange that she understood loss in permitted capacity to the lamation will result in the util- the parcel as ingress/egress to purpose is to address concur- any other body that might deal the procedure that must be fol- system,” Abell says. ity actually gaining 76,000 gal- the adjacent development and rency regulation from Santa with violations of campaign lowed, but there is no subse- The unanimous vote by the lons per day in added disposal also as a central stormwater Rosa County for the proposed laws or actions by candidates for quent request for permission to SSRUS board was to recom- capacity. collector system for the area. development, which will be no public offi ce and has no plans to use the seal from the governing mend to the City Council the “In the case of the driving “This would result in a more than 10 units per acre. In do so. body. sale of 45 acres to the school range sale, the price is slightly closed drainage basin becom- addition, the inspection period The candidate began using Instead, the seal that had been board for $1.9 million (the higher than the 2016 appraisal, ing an open drainage basin and for the deal is a total 180 days, the material, according to public in use for some time without the amount originally offered by which was based on the ex- the pond behind Sonic’s going with no extensions. records and a review of avail- candidate’s seeking permission the school board last November traordinary assumption of high- away. The pond, as well as the The next executive session able campaign materials, about was removed from campaign and subsequently accepted by est and best use, regardless of neighborhood to the east, expe- of Gulf Breeze City Council two months prior to the fi ling of materials soon thereafter. four members of City Council. zoning, of $1.5 million. riences poor drainage, and so will be 4 p.m. Oct. 31 (change Mayor Matt Dannheisser, “Yet, Tiger Point Apartments this will be very welcome news of meeting time), with the reg- who was not present when that LLC desires to purchase the for the neighborhood and busi- ular business session to follow � SMALL BUSINESS � vote was taken, subsequently property not for high density, nesses,” Abell says. the next Monday at 5:30 p.m. ® disagreed with the decision and but rather because the devel- “Lastly, the developer must It is anticipated that the SATURDAY succeeded in having the matter oper closed recently on an ad- recapture the City’s effl uent Council will address the SS- NOVEMBER 24 kicked back to SSRUS for ad- jacent market rate housing sub- disposal capacity between the RUS recommendations at those ditional study. division on a tract owned by St. two parcels.” sessions. 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The part of the state’s constitution (or couldn’t Gulf Breeze News time when they step into the voting booth, state doesn’t maintain local roads, or parks an equivalent law do just as well) before [email protected] PUBLISHER/EDITOR and the underlying document that details and rec areas, nor does it fund fi re and po- you cast your ballot. Midterm elections, Lisa Newell the actual provisions of these amendments lice departments and other local services; such as this one, typically have miserably is 27 pages long. (See www.fl crc.gov) local municipalities do so from property low voter turnout, so it’s imperative that tax revenues. This appears to be the state every vote cast be based on a knowledge- SPORTS EDITOR None of the ballot descriptions will ex- plain the repercussions of that amendment trying to bypass its own existing Home- able and thoughtful choice. Jason Thompson passing, so it is truly in the best interest of rule constitutional provisions. (Funny how each of us to get informed and think deeply there never seems to be an amendment to Steve Milford is a local business NEWS REPORTER about the potential impact of these pro- cut state level revenues like sales taxes, consultant. Glenda Caudle

SALES Lisa Newell Vote David Landfair for “Pepperoni.” MCKINLEY RICKS OFFICE MANAGER competence, character and courage Gulf Breeze Laura Jones David Landfair is our clear And remember, Hurricane choice for Mayor. He knows Michael could have hit here. ART DIRECTOR our city’s challenges, has the The $10 million dollars put Barbara Crossland experience to solve them and away for emergencies during the leadership to keep Gulf David’s tenure on the Council Breeze a livable, friendly, has us prepared to run the City GRAPHIC DESIGN healthy city. Our citizens ben- and our utilities for at least six Blain Fowler efi t from his service these past months. eight years on our City Coun- Fellow Gulf Breeze citizens, CONTRIBUTORS cil. We deserve his continued neighbors and friends: we need Betty Archer Allen dedication to the well-being of his admiration for, devotion sues affecting where we live, David Landfair’s competence, Pam Brannon our community. to and focus on his young ca- work and play. character and courage in City I met David nearly fi ve Hall. Tom Nolan dets. A selfl ess servant leader • Smooth traffi c fl ow by “Cheese and mushrooms.” years ago, when he visited our Let’s choose judgment born — that’s David Landfair. working on traffi c signal syn- JOE SNIDER Jack Kale Gulf Breeze Rotary Club with of experience over grudges Just as any city, we certain- chronization in coordination Gulf Breeze some of his Gulf Breeze High ly have our challenges. Da- with Escambia and Santa Rosa born of discontent. School Air Force ROTC stu- vid’s 22 years in the Air Force, counties. Let’s choose teamwork over dents receiving awards for ex- working under pressure with • Enhance transparency by toxicity. Please join Laura and Member: cellence in scholarship. David lives on the line, prepare him asking the City Manager to me in electing David Landfair was there as an inspirational for whatever challenges come publish an easy-to-read budget as our next Mayor, and keep Florida Press Association leader should be, supporting our way. David has plans to: on the City website. our wonderful city on the path his students. As a veteran my- • Replace the $200,000 that When the Bay Bridge ne- to the excellence we deserve. self, I listened closely and re- Amendment 1 will cost the gotiations broke down, David Pensacola Beach spected David as we discussed John Adams is a member Chamber of Commerce City. persuaded FDOT to continue his aspirations for the young • Blunt the state legisla- with plans to replace the bridge Gulf Breeze Development Greater Pensacola men and women being recog- ture’s attack on Home Rule, and give the City $5.9 million Review Board and a citizen of Chamber of Commerce nized that day. He expressed our ability to legislate the is- with no strings attached. Gulf Breeze

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Why chance to pay later or get an advertiser or its agents. and take advantage of a longer end up getting folks early morning. It takes a few days not make that something extension. Just like taxes on and they just wonder why we to get into the new rhythm of great? your check stub, it’s taken Gulf Breeze News is published haven’t started yet. Those of bedtimes and waking, but we Instead of “falling back,” from your calendar automati- weekly on Thursdays by Gulf us who remember take our all do the best we can. You’ve why don’t you consider cally. When it gets here, will Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions extra hour from the upcom- advancing? Make an invest- you be able to look back and are $52 per year. Periodical been forced to take it from ing spring, usually without a your future and will have to ment in your future instead of be grateful that you invested God’s word postage paid at Gulf Breeze, thought of how frustrated we borrowing against it. Write a wisely? Will you see the re- Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no pay it back. It’s important will be to pay back in March. handwritten note to someone sults of the interest gained on refunds on subscriptions. enough that Congress has to I urge you, brothers, in There is even a bill to keep who needs to hear from you; the hour you borrowed? Will POSTMASTER: Please send vote on it. view of God’s mercy, to address changes to Gulf Breeze DST year round, but I don’t While it’s just one hour it just might revive a stagnant you be closer to that one spe- offer your bodies as living News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, expect much to happen there. to you, it’s a whole lot more relationship. Pray. Spend time cial someone, or will it sneak sacrifi ces, holy and pleasing FL 32562. Regardless of whether you when you add up all those with someone. Plan out your up on you like a thief in the to God — this is your like DST or not, we are stuck Christmas schedule and cal- night? Will you advance your All content is copyrighted 2018. collective hours. If there are spiritual act of worship. Advertising rates are available having to spring forward and 488,000 people living in Santa endar. Write some thank you life or will you just fall back? upon request. fall back each year. Rosa and Escambia counties, cards. Fix that irritation that Love one. Love another. —Romans 12:1 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 7A Use good judgment when voting in Some states don’t observe DST have never had it so good and » Continued from Page 1A those of us who know we can do city election — our future is at stake Before then, time of day was better. a local matter, and most cities The one thing that trumps Citizens of Gulf Breeze, ponent’s signs. I have evaluated and towns used some form of capitalism and political correct- the positions each has taken. local solar time, maintained by ness in the United States is the I voluntarily “retired” as the They both vow to change how some well-known clock (for ex- right to have one’s voice heard. city’s mayor many years ago. business has been done, par- ample, on a church steeple or in This is the foundation of which After leaving city government, I ticularly getting control of the a jeweler’s window). The new our democracy is built on. vowed not to second guess de- massive amount of legal costs standard time system was not Accordingly, let the call go cisions of those who followed incurred by the city. However, immediately embraced by all. forth among all citizens of this me. I also felt it inappropriate to only one will have the demeanor Most areas of the United country that as brothers and sis- unduly attempt to influence the and knowledge to seek support States observe daylight saving ters of democracy voting is a start good voters of this city in the from other Council members to time (DST), the exceptions be- to dealing with every trial and decisions they make at the polls. prises. What I had begun as a $1 nor about me, personally. This conclude these legal cases and ing Arizona (except for the Na- tribulation you may encounter Sure, I voice an opinion when per year Council member would election is about the character of repair ill feelings. vajo, who do observe daylight during the crisis facing this na- asked and I contribute to candi- now be my job. A contract for who serves in office and repair- It is about leadership. One saving time on tribal lands), Ha- tion. To the people of the United dates for this unpaid office. my employment was unani- ing some of the past practices has served our country, led stra- waii, and the overseas territories States, the trumpet of freedom I hope many of you do the mously approved by the City within our city government that tegic commands and continues of American Samoa, Guam, the beckons you to exercise your same. However, now we face Council. Twelve years later, my have gone on too long. The lead- to guide people young and old in Northern Mariana Islands, Puer- suffrage and ensure your vote to one of those crossroads in our employment became contro- ership provided from the Mayor service to the community. The to Rico, and the United States preserve your sacred freedoms, 57-year history when misinfor- versial because of ambiguity in determines how we are treated other is mad at the city for not Virgin Islands. promote your children’s future mation and the rampant use of the contract as interpreted by a in City Council meetings. The spending tens of thousands of NOAH H. BELEW and retain the blessings of lib- social media allows for anyone new accounting firm. Put aside leadership of the Mayor sets the dollars to solve personal prop- Gulf Breeze erty we all cherish. to say anything regardless of the the fact this contract had been tone for our city staff. The lead- erty deficiencies, but refusing to My fellow Americans the truth. Many Gulf Breeze citizens audited for a dozen years. This ership of the Mayor determines accept compromises that have Vote in midterms hour of your redemption is at are new to our community, hav- was rectified. Meantime, there cooperation from our neighbor- been proposed. hand. As you the rightful citi- ing settled here for the same rea- are persons who I won’t dignify ing governments, which is so im- My only request of the voters zens move forward to reclaim As a life-long registered vot- sons my parents moved here in with identification that say and portant to this small population is what I hope you intend to do your country, rise and vote! In er, it is my hope that the citizens 1963. The want for a wholesome print terrible accusations and within our city limits. Because without anyone’s suggestions. the memory of those who died of the U.S. will make the effort place to raise our children, re- character assassinations of me leadership is so key, my evalua- Overlook the misrepresentations fighting for everyone’s rights, to vote in what many consider to tire in safe neighborhoods or be because, in their opinion, I make tions of the candidates has been easily posted on Facebook. Use rise and vote! be perhaps the most important closer to family — all are com- too much money. It is their at- exhaustive. I have compared the your own judgment using objec- To restrain the excesses of the election in the history of this mon motivations that brought us tempt to make our financing en- two of them in their community tive sources to choose our next current occupants in the White country. I am not satisfied with here. These should not be taken terprises an issue in this election. roles and found stark contrast to Mayor. Our city’s future depends House, rise and vote! Let no one the direction our nation is going for granted. Whether living here Meanwhile, others express to me not only what they have done, on your good judgment. continue to fear. Let every per- specifically when it comes to for over 50 years or just five openly their appreciation that we but to what extent they tell the son be strong and push on for healthcare (pre-existing condi- months, everyone should have have earned tens of millions of truth about those activities. I their freedom. Rise and vote! tions), the economy (stagnant facts not innuendo. dollars for the city’s budget that have compared how they con- Ed Gray III is a former mayor Never let it be said that this wages), immigration (bias). Over 10 years after I left of- builds recreational facilities, duct themselves campaigning. of the City of Gulf Breeze and was the time when the tide ran education (teacher pensions) fice, then Mayor Gilchrist and funds public safety and beauti- One candidate politely knocks executive director of Gulf out on the United States but and gun regulation (AR-15 and the city manager encouraged me fies our city, otherwise, without on doors talking about the is- Breeze Financial Services, rather was the time when the bump stocks). We have also to consider leaving my banking doubling our taxes. sues. The other makes it a point Municipal Advisory Services tide came in to restore justice seen a rise in sexual harassment career to assume management This election is not about our to badger people at their own and director of Community and fairness. and abuse as well as hate of Af- of our bond financing enter- agencies that keep our taxes low front door to take down the op- Trust Agency. Rise and vote! rican Americans, Hispanics and

Jews. Frankly, this election is a JOE BIALEK clear choice between those who GB News retains its honor, integrity Cleveland, OH We received a letter to the Therefore, we are declining to editor recently that cited several print the viewpoint. We expect to half-truths and some mistruths. see the letter published on social The writer wanted the letter media, the unregulated forum published on the last Thursday where everyone has the ability to before the election so no one spread conspiracy theories and could refute the allegations in an breed suspicion. However, we upcoming issue. will maintain our journalistic To publish the article in the standards. last issue of the election cycle We are glad to see citizens get is “gotcha” journalism, and we Therefore, publishing the article in the involved in the political process won’t stoop to that level. form it was delivered would be a reckless and promote a healthy conversation regard- Gulf Breeze News’ commitment is to our ing the attributes of certain candidates. Gulf advancement of misinformation. Want to encourage a parent, grandparent, or other loved community and to fairness. We give the city Each member of the City Council is a Breeze has a lot of big decisions that must be one to share family memories? Give them the gift of fair treatment, reporting on the decisions volunteer paid only $1 per year. As human made regarding drainage, traffic flow, infra- assistance from WriteRight Communications. they make whether we agree with them or beings, they are sometimes fallible. And structure, economic development, expansion WriteRight Communications not. Sometimes, the decisions we didn’t though we sometimes scratch our heads over of the wastewater treatment plant, issues re- can help your loved one with agree with turn out to be good ideas, and the Council’s decisions, there is no doubt garding development, use of our parks and organizing, writing, and ed- sometimes they don’t. that each vote represents the best intentions recreation facilities and somehow retaining iting memories for a booklet We don’t want to be a part of spreading of each member, based on the information the quality of life that is the cornerstone of to be shared with family and misinformation that could unfairly influence available at the time. A member of the Coun- Gulf Breeze. friends. We can also create a voters. We think our reporting is sufficient to cil is not responsible for the decisions made What we don’t need is to distract from DVD with music, photos, and tell the story of what the city is doing. Our by the whole Council, as each member has these important issues by creating distrac- video interviews. archives are available online for a nominal only one vote. tions in the form of accusations that have fee. As the mayoral election progressed, pas- little basis in truth. Experienced writers and Also working with résumés, business correspondence, As we told the writer, Gulf Breeze News sion exploded on both sides. No one would Our next issue will come out Thursday, editors Becky McPheron and and project management should not be put in the position of defend- appreciate it if Gulf Breeze News let an ar- Nov. 8, after the election. Let’s make a pact Martha Smith ing the city. As a community newspaper, our ticle full of half truths and untruths be pub- today to put the nastiness of the campaigns (850) 225-8181 duty is to be an impartial observer reporting lished, especially if it targets your favorite behind us and move forward into a bright [email protected] on the events that transpire. candidate. future. writerightcommunications.com Santa Rosa Education Foundation announces Teachers of the Year Subscribe to Santa Rosa Education Foun- High; Denise Gibson, W.H. dation announced the 33 nomi- Christina Cornelius, Gulf Rhodes Elementary; Gulf Breeze nees for Santa Rosa Teacher of Breeze Middle; Sentoria Smith, B.C. Russell the Year. Nominees were select- Candice Rhodes, Hobbs Elementary; ed by their peers at each school Middle; News Sarah Grace Holmes, San- throughout the district. David Chaves, Holley-Na- ta Rosa High/Adult; They are: varre Intermediate; Penny Moore, T.L. 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Dixon Caroline Buechner, Na- Awards celebrating all San- Call 850-932-8986 or subscribe online Primary; varre High; ta Rosa educators on Friday, www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe Myra Anderson, East Milton Jennifer Diebolt, Oriole March 1, 2019, at Skopelos at credit cards cheerfully accepted Elementary; Beach Elementary; New World Landing. Melissa Jones, Gulf Breeze David Walther, Pace High; For sponsorship information P.O. Box 1414 I 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway I Harbortown Unit 35 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Elementary; Summer Clark, Pea Ridge visit www.santarosaeducation- Charles Phan, Gulf Breeze Elementary; foundation.org. 8A November 1, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Santa Rosa constitutional officers return leftover funds to county offi cials who have “left over” Tax Collector Stan Nichols licenses, collecting taxes, re- $ 5 6 5 , 0 0 0 check.” BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News © 2018 funds at the end of the fi scal attended last Thursday’s meet- newed car tags and such that we of that to County administrator Dan [email protected] year. Funds from three of those ing to give his report of return- use to pay employee salaries and the county Schebler also reported that Sher- offi ces announced at last week’s ing funds of $583,000 to “taxing benefi ts. This year the differ- and the rest iff Bob Johnson had stopped by The county budget is re- county meeting amount to right authorities.” Nichols explained, ence between our expenses and to some fi re his offi ce last week with some ceiving money back from the at $1.7 million being returned to “We get fees or commissions on the amount we collected came d i s t r i c t s money from his department. budgets of some of its elected the General Fund. services we provide like driver to $583,106. We are returning and the “If you remember, Sheriff Northwest Johnson had pledged at an ear- Florida Wa- lier commission meeting to give ter Manage- Brown back at least $750,000 from his ment.” budget this year. But he was able “You need to step back and take a breath. We want reasonable and Nichols did not bring an over- to give us back $862,000, which responsible development. You guys approved four new subdivisions in sized check this year, however, is in excess of his pledge.” which sparked commission chair Schebler also reported that Gulf Breeze in September alone. We have rampant development happening Bob Cole to ask, “What? No big property Appraiser Greg Brown check?” Nichols responded, we was also returning $241,000 and we have serious concerns.” did it all digital this year — no from his budget. — Dara Hartigan President of Save Our Soundside Save Our Soundside group brings concerns to county but doesn’t get satisfaction October - November County refuses to issue cease and desist order A Salute to Influential, Professional Women “When I pulled out the prop- BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News © 2018 erty appraiser’s plat, it showed � Professionals [email protected] the developers do not own that � Business Owners property you are referring to off The residents involved in Dorman Trail, so they could not � Key Employees Save Our Soundside (SOS) put an exit road there from their Call now to speak to an advertising sales took their concerns straight to development. So that option, the county commission at the representative to arrange advertising and feature articles! right now, is not possible.” Cost to participate: annual advertising contract with a Oct. 25 meeting. Their goal was Lynchard said he also re- minimum of $3,000 per year. to try to stop a developer from ceived an email about some moving forward on a Soundside residents on Soundside being 850.932.8986 development and to get some concerned about the removal of www.gulfbreezenews.com answers about possible viola- septic tanks from the area under 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway | Harbortown Unit 35 tions of county and state ordi- the RESTORE grant just ap- Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 nances already performed by proved to improve water quality the developer. By Monday, Oct. on the Sound. 29, they did get some answers, “I have been getting answers but not the ones they were hop- to all the questions listed and ing for. having the county staff, SSRUS Dara Hartigan, the newly and the City of Gulf Breeze elected president of SOS, backed compiling the information. I up by 18 of her neighbors, ad- will send it as soon as I get it, dressed the commissioners say- and at that time I should also ing, “We are here to talk about a “But we are not here about rampant development happen- probably have a meeting with number of things, and we start- permitting. We think we have ing and we the residents of the area to an- ed a letter writing and petition shown they have violated the have seri- swer any concerns.” campaign about the rampant permits they already have. Es- ous con- Hartigan did receive emails development around Soundside pecially on the tree ordinance. cerns.” Friday from County Adminis- in south Santa Rosa. But today They did not save any trees at She said trator Dan Schebler and from we are here to talk, specifi cally, all in the earlier phases.” what SOS Shawn Ward about what the about Nature’s Cove. We be- She said in phase three the would most county had found out so far lieve we have proven by photos community group also wanted like to see concerning the developer’s DID WE GET YOUR ATTENTION? that the developer has violated the commissioners to order a is a new compliance. the tree ordinance by clear cut- cease and desist order to the master plan Administrator Schebler Menus, Logos, Brochures, ting and scraping in the fi rst two developer because of the road for the area. wrote Friday: “There is no basis Lynchard Business Cards & More! phases of the subdivision. It is issues. She outlined the danger She point- or requirement for the county to pretty clear from these photos involved, with the only exit and ed to Pace getting a new master issue a stop work order or cease that they did not save any Heri- entrance to the subdivision be- plan and District 4, under Rob and desist at this point in time. tage or Champion trees, which ing onto Soundside Drive, onto Williamson’s leadership, get- “Our Development Services YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER are protected.” what is labeled by area residents ting a new master plan. She said staff has reviewed all the docu- In an email to Hartigan on as Deadman’s Curve. with all the changes in the south ments related to the Nature’s Call now to keep your customer’s Friday, county administrator “There are alternative routes end, a new master plan for the Cove subdivision development. Dan Schebler explained the taking the traffi c out on the north Soundside area makes sense. They have confi rmed that there attention with our great graphic design! state ordinance involving Heri- end, connecting with Hwy. 98,” Commissioner Lane are no trees on the site that are tage trees identifi es them as “a she said. Lynchard of Gulf Breeze said protected under the county’s (850) 932-8986 tree 60 inches (fi ve feet) in di- She pointed to Dorman’s Trail he has been working on fi nd- land development code (for res- ameter or greater measured at having a one-lane dirt road that ing answers to their concerns idential development these are four and a half feet mark above could be made into a two lane for several weeks, since their heritage and champion trees … the grade. A Champion tree road to connect with Hwy. 98 emails started arriving in his “The stormwater pollution Discover FANTASY FEST is a living tree measured to be and mentioned the possibility inbox. prevention plan is included in the largest specimen of its spe- of Ocean Breeze’s also, perhaps He said, “I have been work- the construction plans. Typi- cies in the state as recorded in ,offering a northern exit. ing on all these issues for the cally, silt fence is installed as in Key West Magazine the Champion Tree registry of “We have copies of plots that past few weeks. Nature Cove did the clearing begins, the county’s the University of Florida and show a right of way coming provide us with a tree survey, as construction engineering in- Department of Agriculture and out near Hwy. 98, but now the they were required to do. They spector was en route to the site with Consumer Services.” developer has put lot 35 where do have to protect any Heritage this morning (Friday) to review Hartigan told commission- that exit road could have been, or Champion trees shown on the status and ensure the con- ers that work has suddenly in- “ Hartigan said. that survey. I have asked Shawn tractor is complying with the creased since SOS had a neigh- “We ask they stop the de- Ward, our Development Servic- plan and requirements.” borhood meeting about 10 days velopment, because we believe es, Planning and Zoning direc- The county offi cials reported ago. they have violated at least the tor to send a compliance offi cer by Monday that they found no “We had a meeting Sunday tree ordinance and probably out there. He has done that, and trees on the tree survey for any (Oct. 21) and they must have more,” she said. there should be an offi cer on of the three phases for Nature’s heard about it, because by Tues- She also pointed to the fl ood- that site right now to make sure Cove to be protected trees, so day, they had earth moving at ing happening on Soundside they are complying with every- there was no violation they can the site. I sent an urgent request Drive. thing they are supposed to do. fi nd so far. to all of you — especially you, “We are seeing fl ooding we We can take a look at the tree Hartigan said Monday that Mr. Lynchard — to please help have never seen before in all survey they submitted before the permits the developer had but heard nothing from anyone. the years many of us have lived they did the other two phases obtained were now posted and Then, yesterday they started there. The newer houses have to to see if they had trees on there listed online, as they were sup- clearing. Just now, today, we be built much higher than ours, that they cleared.” posed to be all along. received word that they are still under new standards, and it is But Lynchard also explained Residents are still pursuing out there working, in the rain, to causing fl ooding to our proper- that the Pace situation was fi nding a solution to the en- get that property cleared.” ties.” something entirely different trance/exit problem for the sub- She said there was no evi- She said everyone needs to from Gulf Breeze’s Soundside division, as well as the fl ood- dence that they had received take a pause. since it had to do with rezoning ing and speeding problems on the permits they were supposed “You need to step back and in Pace in an agricultural zone. Soundside. to obtain, since they were not take a breath. We want reason- Lynchard said he also looked Hartigan said they plan to be posted as they were supposed able and responsible develop- at the preliminary plat that Har- out in force when commission- to be and were not listed on the ment. You guys approved four tigan had pointed out in her ers have their meeting at Tiger websites where they were sup- new subdivisions in Gulf Breeze email as a possible northern en- Point Nov. 8. FREE at kwmag.com posed to be shown. in September alone. We have trance/exit to Nature’s Cove. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 9A

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Miss Prissy asks that everyone attend the next Gulf Coast Friends’ BUSINESS Q VACATION Q EXTENDED STAY meeting.

“Flash” Gordon Sprague (center) was recognized for his years of advocacy for University of West Florida. With him were Dave Scott UWF honors (on Sprague’s right) and Brett Berg ( on his left). A place for you in Pensacola donor ‘Flash’ AIRPORT/CORDOVA MALL PENSACOLA DOWNTOWN Gordon Sprague “Flash” Gordon Sprague was quality event. 2187 Airport Boulevard 601 East Chase Street recognized for his years of ad- Tickets are $30 a person, 850-478-1123 850-432-0202 HamptonInnPensacolaAirport.com ResidenceInnPensacolaDowntown.com vocacy for University of West at the door or in advance. The Florida, ever since football was event also offers door prizes, a just a gleam in the UWF sup- 50/50 raffle and a silent auction. porter’s eyes. Lynda Hyland, vice president Maria Nelson at (850) 477-2198 more information. Sprague was honored by uni- of ways and means, says, “Each or [email protected]. The December meeting will versity officials at the first home of the six community service be Thursday, Dec. 13, at Tiger 1144 Airport Boulevard 700 East Chase Street 850-479-8900 football game at Wahoo Stadium committees in the club has been Retired Officers Wives Point Golf Club. 850-439-3330 HiltonGardenInnPensacola.com on Aug. 30. tasked with creating a basket to and Widows Association Gulf Coast Friends is a so- CourtyardPensacolaDowntown.com He is a Gulf Breeze area resi- auction at the fundraiser.” cial and charitable organization dent. He and his wife, Bette, are Attendees will vote on the The Retired Officers Wives supporting charitable and civic members of St. Francis of Assisi basket which is the most cre- and Widows Association will causes in the area. A meeting Church in Gulf Breeze and both ative. The committees or depart- meet for brunch from 10 a.m. and luncheon is held every sec- have contributed much to their ments cover the areas of arts, to noon Thursday, Nov. 8, ond Thursday of the month from September through May. 5049 Corporate Woods Drive community. conservation, education, home at Franco’s Italian Restau- 850-474-3777 If you have any questions, or Sprague began working with life, international outreach and rant at 523 East Gregory St. in HomewoodSuitesPensacola.com the University of West Florida public issues. Pensacola. ROWWA members you are interested in becoming in 2009. For more information, call meet every second Thursday a member, please contact Linda Bozorgnia at (850) 490-1193. Judy Bense became president Hyland at (850) 910-0246. Tick- of the month, from September 850-932-9314 • Highpointe.com • 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy • Gulf Breeze, FL of UWF in July 2008 and im- ets for the 50/50 raffle are avail- through May, for social ac- mediately became interested in able for those unable to attend tivities. New members are very enhancing the school’s athletic the event. welcome. program to include football. Aegean Breeze, which spe- Annual membership dues are Bense and Sprague met when cializes in steaks, seafood and $15, and the monthly luncheon they were studying at Florida Greek cuisine, is located in Har- fee is $20. For more information State University at the time FSU bourtown at 913 Gulf Breeze and reservations, please contact ODD ORGERSEN was struggling to grow its foot- Parkway. Mary Chase at (850) 686-1160. T T ball program. Doors open at 5 p.m. The 21- Bense recalled that Sprague and-older event ends at 7 p.m. Gulf Coast Friends for Gulf Breeze City Council helped FSU’s football effort with both a financial contribu- The Pensacola Gulf Coast Friends invites Seat C tion and time. So, Bense called Symphony Orchestra members and their guests to the Sprague and asked him to attend November luncheon and meet- a Breakfast With the President Guild ing at Tiger Point Golf Club in meeting. Gulf Breeze on Thursday, Nov. Following this meeting, PSOG will hold a luncheon 8, at 10:30 a.m. for social time Sprague toured the campus, and silent auction in The Span- and the 11 a.m. meeting. became a member of the UWF ish Room at The New World There will be a craft and bake Foundation Board and served as Landing on Wednesday, Nov. 7, sale at this event. chairman of the UWF Football at 11 a.m. Doors open at 10:30 Please make reservations by � Founders. He is also a member a.m. There will be a cash bar Business Friday, Nov. 2. To participate in of the UWF Sword and Shield and musical entertainment with this event, call Emilie Bova at Council, a group of major donors Monete Kell Payne. Experience (850) 607-0977 for details. to athletics that helps guide the PSOG has gotten quite a few The club’s Christmas dinner program as it moves forward. interesting items to add to the � will be at Tiger Point Golf Club Community Sprague understood Bense’s auction and will continue to get on Tuesday, Dec. 11. There will I’d be vision for UWF football and has many more. So please, invite be a silent auction, good food Involvement helped with all phases required your relatives, friends and ac- and fun and dancing. Reserva- honored to make this vision come true: quaintances to attend. tion deadline is Dec. 1. Call Mar- � to receive convincing people to be found- For more information, contact Family Roots gie Rivera at (850) 454-5048 for ers, fundraising, visiting other � your vote on schools, sitting in on coach in- Prepared November 6th! terviews and establishing nam- ing rights for locker and meeting rooms. I have known Todd Torgersen for more than 20 years. He is an honest, Sprague recognized the im- hard-working, dedicated family man whom I believe will work hard to make portance for donors to feel per- Gulf Breeze a better place. manently connected to UWF football. Dot Jordan, Gulf Breeze Resident

GFWC Santa Rosa I’ve have known and respected Todd Torgersen for 25 years. He is intelligent, Woman’s Club hardworking and has great integrity. Todd loves the City of Gulf Breeze and it Wine a Little, Laugh a Lot, a is truly my honor to support him for City Council. food and wine sampling event Bob Cleveland, Sr. VP & Partner, Highpointe Hotel Corp. and hosted by GFWC Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze Resident Woman’s Club, is slated for the evening of Nov. 5 at Aegean Breeze Restaurant. The event, Seeing Todd in action on both a personal and professional level for many which supports community ser- years, I can assure the citizens of Gulf Breeze that Todd will strike the right vice projects of the club, fea- balance of culture, historic values and accountability to infl uence and achieve tures a sampling of seven wines and dishes offering a taste of the lasting results for our city’s future. Mediterranean. Bill Wein, CEO, IMS Expert Services and Gulf Breeze Resident Those attending will be able to enjoy red and white wines, including Prosecco and Mal- Kristen Dorsey was a special guest at the Gulf Breeze Optimist bec. They will also get to en- Club breakfast on Friday, Oct. 26. An aspiring professional golfer, Dorsey was a big part of the club’s successful golf tournament on ToddForGulfBreeze.com joy Greek dishes, pastries and Oct. 4 as she asked for donations to drive the ball on the 18th tee. Paid for by Todd Torgersen for Gulf Breeze City Council. cheeses that will be a part of this She is pictured with the club president, Tom Naile. 10A November 1, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Soundwave Band’s tribute to WWI may help build a lasting monument

This year, the Gulf Breeze instead of the one to end wars,” and teach our students that we High School Soundwave said the local spokesman. can take pride in our country Band’s halftime show pays trib- “The U.S. entered this war and learn from the past to make uter to the 100-year anniversary right at the end, and we lost us amazing people, despite our of the end of WWI. It takes the many. It is an amazing story, political turmoil,” the educator viewers through the different because these students take so said to Gulf Breeze News. parts of the war. much pride in their country and “We have two more practices “In designing the show, we are practicing and working hard this week and a competition in contacted an artist in Washing- to put a great show together to Opp, Ala., where we have been ton, D.C., that is working to get bring remembrance during a told we will do very well in rep- a memorial built in the capital. time of such political turmoil. resenting our community.” We saw his model of a bronze “I have had many people tell The Soundwave Band plans wall and asked to use it in our me that I needed to get the info to perform at the Gulf Breeze show. He agreed and asked for to news outlets because it brings game against Gadsden. our help in return,” a spokes- them hope for the future to see Sabin Howard, the artist be- man said. 120 students working to honor hind the memorial, said, “We The prop built for the Sound- our people when, in today’s still have to raise the funds to get wave Band’s performance is world, we tend to forget.” this built in Washington. It is a 51 feet wide and 6 feet tall and The voice-overs in the show National Monument with feder- is designed and built to show are from the work of authors ally appointed land, signed into A monument commemorating World War I may be funded due to the efforts of Gulf Breeze High’s almost exactly what the ac- who wrote their poems during legislation by President Obama Soundwave Band, who is bringing attention to the “Great War” in their half time performances. tual memorial will look like in WWI, and they help teach peo- and Congress, a block and a Washington. ple what the war was about and half from the White House. Commission and built this 10 mation is available at www. ww1cc.org.” “WWI does not have a large convey the feelings. “Centennial Commission got foot model that represents the monument or much recognition “The band has brought his- this done, and I won a global wall at 57 feet in length. of our people who died fighting tory to an art form, contacted competition, beating out 350 “Please let people know that in WWI, because most just see a national artist and worked to teams. we are still in need of funds to WWI as the war to begin wars help get the monument built “I was hired by Centennial get the job done. More infor- Adopt-a-Pet Jagger | 3 Years Old | Male National Merit Scholarship Hi my name is Jagger! I’m ready to love and be program commends GBHS students a part of your family! Danny Brothers, the prin- cipal to these scholastically 1.6 million students who en- I’m also an ‘Eligible Pets cipal of Gulf Breeze High talented seniors. tered the 2019 competition for Patriots’. School, announced that About 34,000 Com- by taking the 2017 Prelimi- Pleez Come Get Me! Quinlyn Bray and Katherine mended Students throughout nary SAT/National Merit Player are named as Com- the nation are being recog- Scholarship Qualifying Test PENSACOLA HUMANE SOCIETY mended Students in the 2019 nized for their exceptional (PSAT/NMSQT). 5 N Q Street | Pensacola, FL 32505 Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm National Merit Scholarship academic promise. Although “The young men and Sunday 1-4pm • Monday Closed Program. A Letter of Com- they will not continue in women being named Com- mendation from the school the 2019 competition for mended Students have Brought To You By To be a Sponsor of and National Merit Scholar- National Merit Scholarship demonstrated outstanding Adopt A Pet ship Corporation (NMSC), awards, Commended Stu- potential for academic suc- Call (850) 932-8986 which conducts the program, dents placed among the top cess,” said a spokesperson Kathaerine Player and Quinlyn Bray will be presented by the prin- 50,000 scorers of more than for NMSC. receive academic honors.

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Paid for by Todd Torgersen for Gulf Breeze City Council. Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 1, 2018 Learn animation at the Gulf Breeze Library Holiday Closures November L i b r a r i e s will be closed Events on Monday, Nov. 12, in @ Gulf Breeze observance of Library Veterans Day. The Gulf Breeze Library is In ob- located at 1060 Shoreline Dr. servance of Thanksgiving, li- braries will close early at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 21, and will be closed Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 22-24. Libraries will re- sume normal business hours on Monday, Nov. 26.

Preschool Storytime Storytime programs are presented for preschool chil- dren ages 3 through 5 and include stories, finger plays and action rhymes. The female agents at RE/MAX on the Coast are (front row, from left) Terri Davidson, Darcy Meredeth, Beverly Sigurnjak, Sherlyn Waghalter, Caregivers must remain in the library during story- Caroline Waghalter, Cait Gross, Joy Schulz and (back row) Carrie Carver, Ellen Miheve, Kerrin Kostelic, Gail Barnett, Shannon Kiker, Cristina time; however, they cannot accompany children into the Waghalter, Kendra Jones, Debbie Cederquist, Jennifer Keenan, Jenny Rushing and Lorraine Brackin. programs. Programs start promptly at the assigned times. Latecomers are not admitted. First timer? Visit the library to meet the storytime pre- senter, pick up a welcome packet, explore the children’s Women in area and enjoy a tour of the library. Storytime will be presented 11-11:30 a.m. on Fridays through Dec. 7. Business Check the library website for additional details at www. santarosa.fl.gov/libraries.

Family Story Hour 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14 RE/MAX on the Coast “Book a Trip” with Family Story Hour! Join us as we journey to all seven continents. There will be stories, ac- tivities and more related to each destination on our trip. This month we will explore North America. Come each agents offer real estate tips month to receive a stamp in your Family Story Hour pass- Every October, Gulf Breeze News salutes listing my home? How much will my closing costs port. Women in Business with a feature article be when I buy a home? about the unique aspect they bring to com- The appraised value of a home changes with Coffee Talk Book Club merce. This is the first in a series. For details, any new comparable sale. A RE/MAX on the Most of the closing costs can typically be contact Lisa Newell at (850) 932-8986. Nov. 13, 12 p.m. Coast agent can provide a comparative mar- estimated by a lender (application fee, ap- The non-fiction book club meets on the second Tuesday ket analysis. However, some homeowners are praisal). This is called a Good Faith Estimate. E/MAX on the Coast has been a pil- of every other month for a brown bag lunch and book dis- more comfortable having the value assessed Many of the closing costs are determined in lar in the community since 2005. cussion. This month the book club is discussing “I’ll Be from a licensed appraiser. the negotiating process. An experienced agent Their office is conveniently located Gone in the Dark” by Michelle McNamara. Registration knows what closing costs are customary and is required. in GulfR Breeze Proper in the Publix Shopping What should I do to prepare my can negotiate on your behalf. Center. It is a great real es- tate hot spot for locals and home to sell? Friends of the Gulf Breeze Library board of Is a termite inspection required directors’ meeting tourists alike! The office provides professional as- There are numerous tips online for home with a home purchase? Nov. 13, 5:30 p.m. sistance for listings, buy- preparation. A neutral color palette and a Board meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each ers, property management squeaky clean, decluttered home with a freshly VA and FHA loans require a clear WDO month at 5:30 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. Visit the and long-term rentals. manicured yard are our primary suggestions. A (Wood Destroying Organism) report. Many Friends’ website at www.facebook.com/friendsofgbli- Let’s get the latest tips and RE/MAX on the Coast agent can come by and conventional lenders do not require a ter- brary for more information. trends from these trusted customize a “prep list” for your home. mite inspection. We strongly advise getting

experts. Waghalter a termite inspection before a home purchase. Third Fridays with UF/IFAS Extension Do I need to keep up the fl ood Many home owners carry a “termite bond” Nov. 16, 1 p.m. Is My ZILLOW Zestimate accurate? insurance on my home? which is somewhat of an insurance protection The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agri- policy against termites. However, the cover- cultural Services presents “Citrus for the Homeowner” Zestimates can be fairly accurate in neigh- Even if your home is not in a flood zone (an age on these bonds varies by company. Many by Mary Salinas, UF/IFAS Extension Santa Rosa County borhoods where most of the homes are some- X zone), it is always best to maintain a flood bonds cover “treatment only” for termite dam- residential horticulture agent, at the Gulf Breeze Library. what similar. For example: Grand Pointe, Vic- policy in our area. Never let your flood policy age. Some bonds exclude Formosan termites. torian Village, Tiger Trace. However, Zillow lapse, as a new flood policy is much more which are common in our area and are very AniManga Club does not know whether your home has been costly than one that is grandfathered in. destructive. Nov. 20, 4 p.m. updated. It will pull comparable sales from Visit the Gulf Breeze Library on the third Tuesday of the closest homes. It’s difficult in Gulf Breeze Beware of scammers! Will prices in our area each month to learn and share graphic art skills in a fun proper, as Zillow may be comparing a non- continue to rise? environment. The AniManga Club is dedicated to the en- waterfront home to a waterfront property. The A common scam in the real estate market is joyment and promotion of animation, cartooning and re- eyes of an experienced realtor can give you the for hackers to “scrape” real estate listings and Home prices in the area have steadily risen lated arts. The club is open to youth ages 11-17. most accurate potential sales price. put them up for rent on websites (frequently over the last five years. The Florida Associa- Craigslist). They will ask you for deposit tion of Realtors and the National Association Robotics and Tech for Tweens & Teens Should I get an appraisal before funds in the highly competitive rental market of Realtors are sending updates predicting that Nov. 27, 4 p.m. for a home that they do not represent. home prices will level out in 2019. Tweens and teens ages 10-17 who are interested in ro- botics, coding, Arduino, virtual reality and all things tech- related are invited to join us for a robotics and tech club. Meetings are held the last Tuesday of each month. Begin- Real estate forecast looks solid for our area ners through expert level welcome. The National Association of reached their peak. zy’ of multiple offer situations prices from declining. The Realtors, as well as the Florida “I attended a RE/MAX and a strong seller’s market Gulf Breeze/ Pensacola Beach Bibliobabblers Teen Book Club Association of Realtors, has ‘Elite Retreat’ in Phoenix last seem to be gradually subsid- market has been very healthy Nov. 27, 6 p.m. released statistics and indica- month,” Sherlyn Waghalter, ing.” in 2018. And 2017 was our Ninth through 12th-graders who are 14-18 years old tors that show a leveling off in broker at RE/MAX on the She added, “Keep in mind, best year yet since RE/MAX can discuss the read-of-the-month with friends at the Gulf the real estate market. Coast, said. “The top REMAX real estate is very localized. on the Coast opened in 2005. Breeze Library. Bibliobabblers meets at 6 p.m. on the last Home prices have risen for a agents from across the country There is limited inventory in Our 2018 numbers are on track Tuesday of every month. This month’s book is “Unison number of years and may have were in attendance. The ‘fren- our area, which could keep to surpass 2017.” Spark” by Andy Marino.

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By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News© 2018 then 75 feet wide, we normally cannot dredging and marking of the canals and “I have been working on this proj- However, the water levels in the chan- [email protected] regulate it without Fish and Wildlife channels. It also involved Army Corps ect for 20 years,” she said. “The whole nels right now are so low that sea grass approval. But they had a preliminary and Coast Guard approvals.” mitigation idea is that the sea grass will is being destroyed. The boats we have Polynesian Isles and Santa Rosa review of this ordinance and we will Linda Young, saying she was from grow someplace else, but it won’t. That there now are damaging the sea grass. Shores received approval from the send it to them for a final review after the group Florida Clean Water Net- is why DEP has been against it all this We need to dredge the channels deeper county commission last Thursday for we vote.” work, said transplanting sea grass does time.” so the grass can grow.” ordinances to help them improve the This ordinance was approved unani- not work. Commission chairman Bob Cole said Miller also said this application to boating navigation on their canals. But mously and without any objections “DEP has denied this permit for he did not agree with comments from the Army Corps will be different. while the ordinance for Polynesian Isles raised. years and has sent a letter to the coun- Young on how the county is handling He said, “We now have documenta- was presented at a public hearing and A second ordinance on the public ty saying they are poised to deny this water quality issues. tion that sea grass has been transplanted was voted on with no objections, Santa hearing — for Santa Rosa Shores — did request. These grass transplants have “I was taken aback by your com- and has grown. There are new tech- Rosa Shores received some major push not enjoy such smooth sailing. never worked.” ments about the county turning a blind niques being applied. The Army Corps back from some area residents. That ordinance involved creating a Young said the county seems to be eye to water quality in the Sound. We is the last agency, this time, to have to Polynesian Isles ordinance “has been Municipal Services Benefit Unit for ca- turning a blind eye to developers when are engaged right now in a program to give approval. We are answering every in the works for some time,” as ex- nal and channel maintenance, including it comes to water quality. get the effluent off Navarre Beach onto concern and question in this application plained by County Commissioner Lane removing and transplanting sea grass. “How bad does water quality in San- Eglin, as one example.” from DEP, Coast Guard and the Army Lynchard of Gulf Breeze. Homeowners Santa Rosa Shores Homeowners As- ta Rosa Sound have to be before some- The president of Santa Rosa Shores Corps. around the canals requested the ordi- sociation President Rod Miller thanked thing is done?” she asked. Homeowners Association said, “There The commission unanimously ap- nance and called for no-wake or mini- commissioners “for helping with this.” Dr. Enid Sisskin of Gulf Breeze also are 230 parcels on the water in Santa proved the application for dredging to mum-wake zones in the canals. He said, “The mitigation of sea grass addressed the commission, backing up Rosa Shores, and no one is more con- move forward. Interfaith Ministries, clinic to expand with new building just a couple of months in 2004 and then The director said, “We have 12 den- By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News “geared up and started moving forward” tists that work with us. They use their [email protected] in 2005. Since then, she said, they have own clinics, since they have everything serviced 40,000 patient visits. there they need. But after someone is The director of Interfaith Ministries “The clinic is a free clinic. No one screened and it is determined they are in Midway/Gulf Breeze told county is charged. It is funded by this county eligible, we sent them to one of the 12. commissioners last week that the center and donations. We serve the entire Last year, we received $960,000 in free is debt free and planning some expan- county, with people coming to us from dental services to the clinic.” sion soon. Executive Director Shirley as far away as Jay. We have found that “We also have oncologists who help Cornett of Interfaith Ministries and 40 percent of our patients come from us and several surgeons who donate Good Samaritan Clinic reported that, in Gulf Breeze, with another 40 percent their services, too.” July, Interfaith paid off the mortgage for from the Midway and Navarre areas and She said the Interfaith board also just the Clinic. about 20 percent from the north end of voted to offer relief for Hurricane Mi- “We now own the building the thrift the county. We provided $850,000 in chael victims. shop is in and the clinic building, and free medications last year.” “The board approved $10,000 last we are debt free, and very happy about She said Gulf Breeze Hospital also week to go to Washington County, one that. Now we plan to put a new building partners with them. of the hardest hit poorest counties in the on property we already own so we can “Gulf Breeze Hospital is very helpful Panhandle, to help people get their pow- expand the gift shop and move the finan- and generous, providing any x-rays or er turned back on,” the director said. cial services offices to the new building. lab tests that we need. Last year, they She gave no definite timeline for the Shirley Cornett (center) accepts a check for Interfaith Ministries and Good Those offices are now in the clinic and provided $610,000 in free services for new building, but she said the organi- Samaritan Clinic from Gulf Breeze Optimist Club President Tom Naile on Oct. the clinic needs that space.” our clinic,” Cornet said. zation is moving forward with the plans 19. At left is Good Samaritan Clinic Medical Director Dr Candace Anz. She said Interfaith first opened for They also have a dental program. over the next year.

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Schedules Friday, November 2 Football vs. ­Gadsden Co., 7 p.m. Swimming at ­District 1-2A meet at UWF, 10 a.m.

Saturday, November 3 Region 1-2A cross country meet in Jason Thompson/ Jacksonville, TBD Gulf Breeze News

Tuesday, November 6 Jacksonville- Boys soccer bound

vs. Crestview The GBHS boys (district (in Niceville - champions) and girls ­preseason), 5 p.m. (district runners-up) cross country teams will ­compete at the Region Wednesday, November 7 1-3A meet Saturday in Swimming at Jacksonville as a result of their efforts at the district ­Region 1-2A meet in meet Saturday in Pace. Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Lady Dolphins vs. Navarre (at NYSA - preseason), 7:30 p.m. Boys first, girls second at districts By Jason Thompson The boys won the district title 2 Ramirez, Francisco Pace 10 Smith, James Milton 18:12.66 19 Bolton, Aiden Pace 18:46.71 Results Gulf Breeze News© 2018 with 36 points, easily besting 17:07.60 11 Walls, Richard GBHS 20 Trawick, John Washington Monday, October 22 [email protected] 3 Simkins, James PHS 17:14.68 18:20.82 18:50.32 ­runner up Pace. The Lady Patriots Pace boys golf 4 Milburn, David Washington 12 Pankonin-Lloyd, Drake Pace 21 Cross, Theodore GBHS The Gulf Breeze boys and won the district title, with Gulf 17:30.05 18:24.97 18:51.84 343, Mosley 343, girls cross country teams Breeze finishing second. 5 Creel, Connor GBHS 13 Kelly, Isaac Pace 18:27.06 22 Foles, Cameron Pace ­Gainesville 366, will get to run another day Results were as follows: 18:00.72 14 Mandrell, Mason Escambia 18:58.99 6 Whatley, Richard Pine Forest 18:27.75 23 Payne, Kai GBHS Suwanee 367, — that day being Saturday in Boys Team Scores Gulf Breeze 36, Pace 57, 18:04.39 15 Seeber, Cade GBHS 19:16.66 ­Dolphins 368, Bay ­Jacksonville — as a result of ­Washington 97, Tate 112, Milton 7 Baker, Ian GBHS 18:05.45 18:28.79 24 Leal, Erik Tate 19:18.10 8 Quilligan, Gary GBHS 16 Boykin, Aza Pace 18:32.48 25 Wyrick, Lord Washington 389, Wakulla 394, their first and second place fin- 129, Escambia 148, PHS 155 18:06.56 17 Wright, Jha Keariyon 19:21.96 ishes at the District 1-3A meet 1 Knieja, Brandon Tate Crestview 408, Ft. 9 Youberg, Finn GBHS ­Escambia 18:41.09 16:52.83 See Cross country, Page 4C » Walton 413, Arnold Saturday in Pace. 18:10.16 18 Pavelko, Justin Pace 18:43.17 438, Milton 443

Tuesday, October 23 Pace girls golf 364, Fort Walton Raiders roll to 368, Arnold 371, Lady Dolphins 380, Choctaw retain Beach 421, Suwanee 440, Wakulla 472, ­Washington 477 Bowl Cup Thursday, October 25 Big plays early spark 40-13 Navarre win; JV football 14, their 10th in last 11 vs. the Dolphins Navarre 6 By Jason Thompson The win for the Raiders (8-1) Gulf Breeze News© 2018 gave the team its second straight [email protected] Friday, October 26 ­District 2-6A title and its10th Navarre football 40, It’s a recipe that the Navarre Publix Beach Bowl Cup win in Dolphins 13 Raiders have used regularly in its 11-year history. It was the their annual rivalry matchup 12th in the last 13, overall. Saturday, October 27 against the Gulf Breeze Dolphins The Dolphins (7-2) will most Dolphin cross - a big play early. likely need a win over winless ­country 36, Pace In the past several years, a Gadsden County to punch a 57, Washington 97, ­Michael Sandle kickoff return postseason ticket for the fourth and a long touchdown run by consecutive year. Tate 112, Milton 129, Michael Carter in the opening Navarre (8-1) could clinch ­Escambia 148, PHS 155 moments sparked lopsided the top seed in Region 1-6A with Pace girls 26, Lady Raider wins. a win over Niceville Friday. Photo by Joe Allmon/joegfx Dolphins 34, PHS On Friday, it was a long touch- Wright’s 70-yard touchdown 96, Milton 107, down reception by Dante Wright catch from Marlon Courtney Raider repeat and a blocked punt for a touch- ­Washington 117 was on a third-and-15 play. The Navarre’s Tyler England (2) celebrates a touchdown in the Raiders’ down that propelled the Raiders PAT made it 7-0 Raiders. 40-13 win over Gulf Breeze to repeat as district champs. to a 40-13 win over GBHS. See Dolphins, Page 4C » Gulf Breeze’s Number # 1 selling team with over $50 million closed in 2018 2C November 1, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

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THE BATTLE FOR BULLETIN BOARD BRAGGING RIGHTS! Tigers & Lions

Jason Thompson Philip Gibson Augusto Jack Kale Lisa Newell Tom Ueberschaer Gulf Breeze News Gibson, Renfroe Rodriguez Central Waterside Gulf Breeze News Attorney at Law & Zieman America’s Top Realty Church boost Game 1 Missouri#5 LSU at #22#14 FloridaFlorida Florida FloridaLSU Florida FloridaLSU Florida Florida Game 2 Florida StateState atat #17N.C. Miami State FloridaNC State State NCMiami State Florida State FloridaMiami State FloridaMiami State FloridaMiami State Gurus Game 3 #1#1 AlabamaAlabama atat Arkansas #4 LSU AlabamaLSU Alabama AlabamaLSU AlabamaLSU AlabamaLSU AlabamaLSU Animals of the wild (as in the Clemson Tigers and the Penn Game 4 #8#25 Auburn Texas at A&M#23 Mississippiat Auburn St. Auburn Auburn AuburnAuburn AuburnAuburn Auburn Auburn State Nittany Lions) helped the Gridiron Gurus to winning #19 Texas at #7 Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Texas Oklahoma Game 5 #6 Georgia at #11 Kentucky Georgia Kentucky Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia weeks last week. Tom Ueberschaer went 8-2 Game 6 #12 WestCincinnati Virginia at atAtlanta #15 Texas W.Atlanta Virginia AtlantaTexas Atlanta Texas Atlanta Texas AtlantaTexas AtlantaTexas Game 6 and has a one game lead heading Game 7 StanfordTampa Bay at Washingtonat Chicago StanfordChicago WashingtonChicago WashingtonChicago WashingtonChicago WashingtonChicago WashingtonChicago into action this week. Two big SEC matchups lead Game 8 NewMiami York at NewJets atEngland Miami NewMiami England NewMiami England NewMiami England NewMiami England NewMiami England NewMiami England this weekend’s slate — top- ranked Alabama plays at LSU Game 9 NewTampa York BayJets at CarolinaJacksonville JacksonvilleCarolina JacksonvilleCarolina JacksonvilleCarolina JacksonvilleCarolina JacksonvilleCarolina JacksonvilleCarolina and Georgia plays at Kentucky. The winners of both games will New Orleans at New York Giants New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans NewSaints Orleans Game 10 Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans advance to the SEC title game. 6-48-2 8-27-3 6-48-2 6-47-3 6-4 8-2 The Los Angeles Rams will Total play in New Orleans in NFL 20-10 22-8 20-10 45-2518-12 18-12 22-8 action. Tampa Bay plays at 47-23 48-22 48-22 48-22 49-21 Last WK Carolina against the Panthers.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News All in Jayce Dotson (9) and Josh Scheurich (right) are part of a senior class looking to make the playoffs for the first time since their freshman year. Santa Rosa County Schools Announces Public Board Meetings To Which All Persons are Invited

Introducing the 2018 GBHS soccer teams November 2018 Varsity girls Varsity boys JV Girls JV boys Ninth-grade boys Avery Ardoin Dylan Allmon Emma Campbell Dalton Aanestad Earl Adelan DATE AND TIME: Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 9:00 am Riley Cassidy Keegan Abell Briahna Ballay Melvin Beganovic Nicholas Blanchard Lauren Feltenberger Ryan Buckley Danielle Benjamin Hayden Burt Justin Chestney PURPOSE: School Board Meeting/ Kristen Goodroe Colby Copeland Macy Cronin John Childs III Anthony Ciccarello To Conduct Routine School Board Business Jamison Davis Andrew Crook Ashley Granse Joseph Dotson Oscar Garcia Villa PLACE: 5086 Canal Street, Milton FL 32570 Nicole Manderson Trevor Isakson Nicole Gillis Simon Dunn Brady Goodman Tyler Haddock Daniel Filardi Mia Mauro Britton Landrum Seth Helt Sophie Hobbs Caleb Freckmann Hannah Michaud Ryan Mayes RaShaun Hill DATE AND TIME: Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 1:00 pm Catherine Isakson Cameron Genest Katie Player Christian McEwan Savannah Jacobi Cole Hartley Robert Irby PURPOSE: Oath of Office Ceremony Aiyannah Robinson Zachary McLouth Grace Lancaster William Hotchkiss Luke Jacobi PLACE: Russell Center at Locklin Technical College, Sawyer Rowe Hanale Pabo Kendall Morman Seyram Komanyor Hanie Kousa 5330 Berryhill Road, Milton FL 32570 Madison Shaw Caleb Passmore Heather Patrick Bickston Laenger Chandler Massey Aila Swinton Alan Quilligan Allison Pohlmann Solo Lim Sean Murphy Mya Swinton Joshua Scheurich Brooke Pound Matteo Mauro Levi Orlando DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 9:00 am Morgan Taylor Matthew Scheurich Katelyn Powell John Nash Dylan Seeker PURPOSE: Re-Organization Meeting Peyton Redmyer Anthony Navarro Jadyn Walters Ryan Shea Owen Smith PLACE: 5086 Canal Street, Milton, FL 32570 Delaney Williams Cayden Smith Alexis Roberts Ryan Padich Gabriel Wilson Morgan Williams Liam Werner Kai Soles Roger Phelps Evan Zalar Sydney Wood Nicholas Wilson Kenah Williams Zachary Thompson A copy of the agenda(s) may be obtained by visiting the Santa Rosa County Schools’ Alyse Woodall Spencer Wirth Payton Wilson Joshua Wells website, https://www.santarosa.k12.fl.us/school-board/sbmtginfo/ or by calling the Superintendent’s office at (850) 983-5010. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requir- ing special accommodations to participate in these meetings is asked to advise the agency at least 48 hours before the meeting by contacting the Superintendent’s office at (850) 983-5010. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the agency by calling (850) 983-5010. If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Board, with respect to any mat- ter considered at the meeting, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. LEGAL 43426 Gulf Breeze News 11/1/18

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Continue from Page 1C 49 Day, Andrew Escambia 14 Taylor, Morgan GBHS » 22:19.71 22:54.88 26 Alexander, Jake Tate 19:28.82 50 Harnage, Hunter Milton 15 Hale, Shea Escambia 27 Kemp, William GBHS 22:47.30 23:05.91 19:33.15 51 Bustillo, Jonathan Escambia 16 Williamson, Elisa GBHS 28 Rabold, Joshua Pace 19:38.13 22:57.26 23:13.86 29 Blankenship, William 52 Imhof, Patrick PHS 23:03.22 17 Bunting, Peyton GBHS ­Washington 19:42.79 53 Slack, Conor PHS 23:04.56 23:28.79 30 Tyner, Jackson Pace 19:54.87 54 McCulley, Aidan PHS 23:19.87 18 Price, Emma Pace 23:35.99 31 Hindle, Nate Washington 55 Miller, Scott Milton 23:30.19 19 Bjorklund, Alexis Pace 20:05.66 56 Semple, George Tate 23:40.26 32 Shinnick, Samuel Tate 23:40.27 20 Fletcher, Simone Washington 20:24.04 57 Struck, Tanner PHS 23:40.87 24:16.17 33 Irwin, Zachary Milton 20:32.47 58 Wills, Samuel Escambia 25:53.49 21 Rhodes, Haley Milton 24:26.88 34 Cole, Ezekeial Milton 20:37.34 59 Goolsby, James Tate 30:01.33 22 Spaar, Hannah Pace 24:30.23 35 Hicks, Nathan Pace 20:39.31 Girls Team Scores 23 Foster, Erin GBHS 24:39.28 36 Holzknecht, Daniel Pace 26, Gulf Breeze 34, PHS 24 Faist, Lindsey Washington ­Washington 20:43.92 96, Milton 107, Washington 117 24:43.64 37 Kennedy, Dezmond Milton 1 Fisher, Erica Pace 18:28.20 25 Wiggins, Lillian PHS 24:48.11 20:46.39 2 Spooneybarger, Hannah 26 White, Shayla GBHS 38 Boswell, Conner Milton GBHS 19:00.39 24:49.05 20:48.20 3 Jorgensen, Lauren GBHS 27 Tully, Kira PHS 24:49.96 39 McGurk, Declan PHS 20:49.84 19:10.98 28 Wiggins, Kate PHS 24:53.36 40 Grundin, Aidan Joseph 4 Gregory, Josephine Pace 29 Addington, Savannah Milton ­Milton 20:50.11 19:38.30 25:05.57 41 Anderson, Andrien Milton 5 Fisher, Michaela Pace 21:27.14 30 Duong, Mila Washington 20:56.36 6 Helms, Mira GBHS 21:32.05 25:06.68 42 Velez, Dewayne Escambia 7 Morgan, Julie-Ann Pace 31 Keebler, Emily Pace 25:11.84 21:16.35 22:25.95 32 Imhof, Kelly PHS 26:09.03 43 Densman, Hayes Milton 8 Phillips, Ella Pensacola 22:26.47 33 Sarikaya, Sophia Tate 26:18.03 21:32.30 9 Bennett-Carter, Brooklyn Pace 34 Epstein, Sadie Escambia 44 McEwan, Christian GBHS 22:30.86 27:52.99 21:56.39 10 Dietrich, Augustine Pace 35 Kelly, Alyssa Milton 30:04.40 45 Saldana Quintero, Joshua 22:35.17 36 Blake, Kerrigan Milton Pensacola 21:56.86 11 Labrato, Tabitha GBHS 30:24.78 46 Rutherford, Tanner Tate 22:41.02 37 Rivera, Hollie Washington 22:00.22 12 Salvator, Ashlinn GBHS 32:10.19 47 Lehman, James PHS 22:12.06 22:41.36 38 Hull, Tamaya Washington 48 Friday, Bryan Washington 13 Frizzell, Caitlyn Milton 32:40.69 22:19.48 22:45.74 39 Riley, Grace Milton 34:30.98 Dolphins close out regular season at home vs. Gadsden Continue from Page 1C » Christopher Williams’ 25- Garon Finley found a wide The Dolphins’ first drive was yard run on the first play of the open Tyler England in the zone a 2-yard gain, then a 5-yard loss drive put Navarre in Dolphin from 29 yards out. Navarre led by Tyler Dittmer and a Josh territory. Four plays later, Quinn 26-0 at the half. Carter sack on Cooper Harris. Caballero scored on a 12-yard Navarre scored touchdowns Facing a fourth-and-20 on their run. The try for two was no good, on its first two second half drives own 10, the Dolphins were forced with 1:19 left in the first. (13-yard run by Williams and a to punt. Harris’ punt attempt was The Dolphins’ initial first 3-yard run by Carter) to bring on blocked, then recovered in the down came on the final play of the running clock with 1:10 left end zone for a touchdown by the first quarter — a 14-yard pass in the third quarter. ­Navarre’s Evan Gourley. The from Harris to Toler Keigley. The Dolphins foiled the Raider lead was 13-0, with 9:01 But the Dolphins punted back ­shutout bid with two scores in left in the first quarter. four plays later. the final 2:28 — a 34-yard run Three plays and minus-1 The two teams traded by Dittmer and 28-yard pass yards later, the Dolphins punt- ­possession twice before Navarre from Harris to Nik Deweese as ed back. The two teams traded added to its lead in the final time expired. Dittmer finished ­possessions before Navarre minute of the half on a halfback with 93 yards rushing, putting made it 19-0. pass. him over 2,000 this season. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 5C Despite added competition, major networks still at top of ratings Q: I have been a fan of Ju- dith Light ever since she played Karen on the daytime soap “One Life to Live.” I wish I could have seen her do theater. What’s next for her? – D.K. A: Light last took the stage King FeaturesKing Weekly Service at the Pasadena Playhouse in 2018 29, October “God Looked Away” opposite legendary actor Al Pacino as much. I just watch and don’t playwright Tennessee Williams. compare, just enjoy it for what it DIABOLICAL DUCK ple fashion after West led the ten of Alas, it did not receive the kind- is. The storylines have been in- diamonds, on which dummy played est of reviews. However, Light tense and exciting! – Bonny S. the four, East the three and Weichsel the deuce! When West continued with has won two Tony Awards in her A: When it comes to TV and another diamond, the fat moved irre- career, so I doubt she has aban- movies, I can’t think of any trievably into the fire. doned theater. topic that inspires such oppo- Declarer won East’s jack with the You can catch Light early site opinions as the “remake.” ace, led a low trump to dummy’s ten and ruffed the seven of diamonds, next year on Lifetime in the The 10-year-old in me would be felling East’s king and establishing psychological thriller “Escaping absolutely livid if they tried to dummy’s queen as a trick. Next came the Madhouse: The Nellie Bly remake “The Brady Bunch,” but a trump to the ace followed by a heart Story.” Christina Ricci stars in then I’d have to stop and cool discard on the queen of diamonds. down and realize that there’s a Since Weichsel still had two trumps in this TV movie based on the true his hand to ruff two of dummy’s hearts, story of a brave journalist who new generation out there that Depositphotos and since there were still three trumps in goes undercover as a patient at might be just as excited to watch Judith Light dummy to ruff the J-10-6 of spades, he the Women’s Lunatic Asylum in a reboot of that blended fam- wound up making the contract, losing New York. Light plays the nurse ily and their housekeeper, Alice. but then again, I don’t have to that consistently score high and only a diamond, a heart and a spade. West could, of course, have defeat- who tortures her. Bly’s real name However, deep down we know watch. show growth at the moment are ed four clubs doubled by shifting to a was Elizabeth Cochran Seaman, that nothing will compare to the “Manifest,” “This Is Us,” the heart or a spade at trick two. To be fair and her intense investigation originals, and that includes Tom *** long-running “Grey’s Anato- about it, however, the fact is that most helped reform mental health care Selleck and his Hawaiian shirts. Q: I haven’t paid attention my,” “The Good Doctor” and defenders with the West hand, not seeing declarer’s cards, would have on a global level. “Escaping the The key, as Bonny wrote, is to TV ratings in years. I would the hit comedy “The Big Bang continued with a diamond at trick two Madhouse” premieres Jan. 19 at to not compare. Watch or don’t imagine the major networks are Theory.” As an abstract proposition, it seems after the ten held the first trick. 8 p.m. ET/PT. on Lifetime. watch, but take these new ver- suffering now that, in addition This all could change over- impossible for South to make four The outcome was indeed more a trib- sions as entirely new. to cable, people have Netflix night, but these will likely be the clubs doubled in this deal, since he ute to declarer’s skill than the result has four obvious losers consisting of a of a clear-cut error by the defense. *** They just happen to share and Amazon and other options. season’s biggest hits. spade, two hearts and a diamond. Weichsel had quickly decided at trick Q: I wanted to respond to the the same names and locations What are the top shows nowa- But Peter Weichsel did make that one that on the bidding and opening reader’s letter about the new ver- of a certain series decades ago. days? – M.B. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION

CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS CASE NO. 18000032CAMXAX

BROKER SOLUTIONS, INC. DBA NEW AMERICAN FUNDING, 110 Plaintiff, gen. vs. ­merchandise - Service Directory TERRY W LINTON, et. al., miscellaneous Defendants. ______/ C H U R C H ORIOLE BEACH ­FURNITURE: Does BOAT & RV COVERED STORAGE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 850-932-1556 your church need NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final pews, pulpit set, 3025 Palm St. • Gulf Breeze Judgment of Foreclosure entered October 22, 2018 in baptistery, steeple, 1/2 MILE FROM Civil Case No. 18000032CAMXAX of the Circuit Court of ORIOLE BEACH BOAT RAMP the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, windows? Big Sales Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein BROKER SOLUTIONS, INC. on new cushioned GULF BREEZE MARINE DBA NEW AMERICAN FUNDING is Plaintiff and TERRY pews and pew W LINTON, et. al., are Defendants, the Clerk of Court Authorized Dealer • ALUMACRAFT Donald C. Spencer, will sell to the highest and best chairs. 1-800-231- • YAMAHA • TOHATSU • NISSAN • HONDA bidder for cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com in 8360. www.pews1. PARTS AND SERVICE accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 10th com day of December, 2018 at 11:00 AM on the following 850-932-1556 described property as set forth in said Summary Final ------2933 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. • Gulf Breeze Judgment, to-wit: THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL LOT 11, BLOCK E, HABERSHAM ADDITION 217 TO HAMMERSMITH, ACCORDING TO THE employment Center Console Edgewater MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN 24.5 Twin F150 PLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 58, OF THE PUBLIC - skilled trade RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Yahama’s New FLORIDA. Aluminum Trailer AVIATION Grads New upholstery Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date work with JetBlue, Lots of extras of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after United, Delta Call for more information. the sale. and others- start Lisa Woodburn, Esq. here with hands McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC on training for Attorney for Plaintiff FAA certification. 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 ­Financial aid if NOTICE OF Phone: (407) 674-1850 qualified. Call IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL PUBLIC SALE Fax: (321) 248-0420 LEGAL 43418 ­Aviation Institute of CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA Email: [email protected] Gulf Breeze News COUNTY CIVIL ACTION OF PERSONAL Fla. Bar No.: 11003 2x 11/01/18 Maintenance 888- 242-2649. CASE NO. 18000224 CA PROPERTY If you are a person with a disability who needs any ------accommodation in order to participate in a court UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the Notice is hereby proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the Live & Online Public United States Department of Agriculture, Rural given that Tiger Point provision of certain assistance. Please contact Shelia Auction Thursday, Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, Storage will sell at Sims, Chief Deputy Court Administrator, Office of Court a/k/a Rural Housing Service, public auction at 4310 Administration at (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard November 8th, Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Judicial Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 2018 at 11:00 Plaintiff, Breeze, FL 32563 on working days of your receipt of this (describe notice); if A.M. A.B.I. Auto November 16, 2018 at you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. vs. 8:00 AM, to satisfy the Parts, Inc. 2777 NW lien of the owner, con- 32nd Ave, Miami, JAMES D. VAUGHN A/K/A JAMES D. VAHGHN; et. tents of storage units FL 33142 Extensive al., containing household goods and personal inventory onsisting Defendants. ______/ property belonging to: of Serpentine Pam Wells, Laurie Gal- Belts, Timing Belts, NOTICE OF SALE lagher, David Schwab, Bryan London, Scott A/C Belts, Air IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Fi- Traynom. Payment must CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA ­Filters, Hydraulic nal Judgment of Foreclosure enteredon October 22, be made at the time of COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION ­Filters, Oil Filters, 2018, by the above entitled Court in the above styled sale. Owners or their agents reserve the right ­Motor Oils, Power cause, the Clerk of Court or anyof his duly authorized CASE NO. 18000572 CA deputies, will sell the property situated in SANTA ROSA to refuse any bid. Nov. ­Steering Fluids, County, Florida,described as: 1,8, 2018 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the Gear Lubricants, United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Legal 43439 ­Bearings, Brake Lot 9X Block A: The North 80 feet of Lot 9, Block Development, flk/a Farmers Home Administration, A, CountryClub Estates, according to the plat there- Gulf Breeze News a/k/a Rural Housing Service, Parts, Power of, as recorded in PlatBook C, Page(s) 17, inclusive, 2x 11/1/18 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News of Public Records of Santa RosaCounty, Florida. Plaintiff,

to the highest and best bidder for cash on January 7, vs. Time to celebrate 300 2019, online atwww.santarosa.realforeclose.com, be- ginning at 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME, subject to all Notice is hereby given JESSE HILL, heir and lineal descendant of LYNN M. Seth Horton (45) and Clark Lovering (44) celebrate the Dolphins’ 14-8 win Thurs- notices and advalorem taxes and assessments for the real property that Storage By The Sea HILL, Deceased; et. al., announce- described above. will be selling the fol- day over Navarre. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE lowing items by public Defendants. ments SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IFANY, OTHER THAN THE auction to satisfy their ______\ PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- liens against this ten- DENS ant, in accordance with MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AF- the Florida Self Storage NOTICE OF ACTION ­Steering Hoses, TER THE SALE. Act. The auction will take place at 6519 Navarre Ammco Brake STATE OF FLORIDA Dolphin JV edges DATED on October 24, 2018. Parkway, Navarre FL COUNTY OF SANTA ROSA Lathe, Drill Presses, 32566 at 8:00 AM on Press Brakes, BOSWELL & DUNLAP, LLP November 21, 2018. TO: Any and all unknown minors, heirs, devisees, ­Grinders, Hand 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) grantees, assignees, trustees, or other claimants POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 Tenant Name: claiming by, through, under or against the Estate of Navarre, 14-8 Tools, Shelving, BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 Jeff Rosser, LYNN M. HILL, unmarried, Deceased; and all ­M u l t i p u r p o s e TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 811 Crystal Wells Ct. S, parties having or claiming to have any right, title or Fairhope AL 36532 ­Cleaners and more. FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 interest in the property herein described. E-SERVICE: [email protected] By Jason Thompson Brands: Goodyear, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Unit - Honda Accord YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Dayco, Pro-1, BY: SETH B. CLAYTOR blue 2005 Vin# 1HGC- mortgage regarding the following property in Santa G3277YA002128 [email protected] ­Bando, Warren, FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR. Rosa County, Florida: FLORIDA BAR NO.: 0709913 Dodge Charger CAM2 and many E-MAIL: [email protected] Grey 2007 Vin# Lot 18, Block B, PLANTATION WOODS PHASE more. Catalog and SETH B. CLAYTOR 2B3KA43R57H671372 III, as recorded in Plat Book 10, Pages 81 The Gulf Breeze Dolphin junior photos available at FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 and 82 of the Public Records of Santa Rosa E-MAIL: [email protected] Legal 43404 County, Florida. ­varsity team ended its season Thursday www.moeckerauc- Gulf Breeze News with a 14-8 win over Navarre. tions.com Preview: LEGAL 43427 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11-1-18 2x 10/25/18 has been filed against you and you are required to Day of sale 9- serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it The Dolphin defense recorded five on: FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR., Esquire, Attorney for 11AM. 15%-18% BP. Plaintiff, Boswell & Dunlap LLP, 245 South Central takeaways, the first of which (a - Gar To register: $100 Avenue, Post Office Drawer 30, Bartow, FL 33831, rett Lutz fumble recovery) lead to the within thirty (30) days after the first publication of refundable cash this Notice Of Action, and file the original with the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL ­deposit and valid NOTICE OF Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs game’s first score. CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a driver’s license. COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION GBHS went on a 10-play drive, with AUCTION default will be entered against you for the relief (800) 840-BIDS | demanded in the Complaint or Petition. quarterback Carson Hepworth scoring info@moeckerauc- CASE NO. 15001074CAMXAX, The City of Gulf Breeze will be conducting an DATED on this 16 day of October, 2018. on a 10-yard run on fourth-and-5. John tions.com AB-1098 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, auction of City property deemed surplus by the Irving’s kick with 3:45 left in the first AU-3219, Eric Ru- DONALD C. SPENCER bin Plaintiff, Gulf Breeze City Coun- ­quarter made it 7-0. Cole Hartley’s 25-yard cil in accordance with Clerk of Circuit Court PO Box4772 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News vs. the Code of Ordinances, catch on third-and-7 kept the drive alive. Chapter 2, Article V, Milton, FL 32572 MARGARET M SONES F/K/A Surplus Property. Lutz then recovered a Navarre 601 By: Mary E. English, Deputy Clerk Look what I found MARGARET MARIE MELEI, et. al., ­fumble in the end zone for a touch- The auction will be held Real estate for Frederick J. Murphy, Jr., Esquire Hunter Dupont (55) celebrates an Defendants. online at Govdeals.com down, with 33.7 seconds left in the first Boswell & Dunlap LLP interception. rent - apts ______/ beginning November half. Irving’s extra point made it 14-0. 1, 2018, and continue Post Office Drawer 30 through January 31, Bartow, FL 33831 ------E-Service: [email protected] Navarre’s lone point came off an 85- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 2019, as items will Wind Meadow Apts. be added periodically Attorneys for Plaintiff yard return of a blocked field goal with Mason also had an interception. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary throughout the time- (863) 533-7117 Under New Mgmt! Fax (863) 533-7255 5:24 left in the game. Hepworth had 112 yards rushing in Rental assistance Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered August 31, 2018 frame. in Civil Case No. 15001074CAMXAX, of the Circuit Hunter Dupont recovered a fumble the win, while Hartley had three catches may be available. Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Legal 43424 LEGAL 43343 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/25/18 and picked off a pass, while Malachi for 34 yards. HUD vouchers Rosa County, Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein US BANK Gulf Breeze News ­accepted. 1 & 2 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff and MARGARET 11/1/18 M SONES F/K/A MARGARET MARIE MELEI, et. al., are BR handicapped & Defendants, the Clerk of Court Donald C. Spencer, will ­non-handicapped sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at www. ­accessible apts. santarosa.realforeclose.com in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 28th day of December, 2018 ­Water, sewer/ at 11:00 AM on the following described property as set FHSAA Board of Directors garbage service forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: NOTICE TO BIDDERS ­provided. 3037 Wind Lot 32, Sherwood Park, according to Plat HOUSING REHABILITATION Meadow Dr., Gulf recorded in Plat Book B, at Page 11, of passes classification proposal Breeze, FL. Call 850- the Public Records of Santa Rosa County, The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids Florida. from qualified licensed contractors for the demolition and reconstruction of the residence 934-3060, TDD/TTY located at 6015 Queen Street, Milton Florida 32570. GAINESVILLE – The Florida lar season, However, schools are no 711. Equal Housing Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the ­Opportunity. sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, or U.S. High School Athletic Association ­longer required to play regular-sea- Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street ------of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after Board of Directors voted 12-3 Mon- son district contests. the sale. Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:30 a.m. local time, SAWMILLS from only on November 15th, 2018, at which time bids will be publicly opened. Secondary day to approve the classification Following district tournaments, $4397.00- MAKE & Lisa Woodburn, Esq. delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, date and location will be ­proposal at its second meeting of the the regional playoff brackets for SAVE MONEY with Attorney for Plaintiff considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 19-002 6015 Queen 2018-19 school year. Class 2A-7A (1A rural playoff struc- your own bandmill- 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 Street”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and One (1) copies Cut lumber any di- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 labeled “COPY” (2 total complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR Endorsed by both the FHSAA ture remains the same) will consist Phone: (407) 674-1850 (readable) PDF format. mension. In stock Fax: (321) 248-0420 LEGAL 43417 Operations Committee (3-1, Oct. 28) of four regions per class and four ready to ship! FREE Email: [email protected] Gulf Breeze News A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Friday November 2, 2018 at and the Athletic Directors Advisory districts per region. Info/DVD: www.Nor- Fla. Bar No.: 11003 2x 11/01/18 9:00 a.m. at 6015 Queen Street, Milton Florida 32570. All interested parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may participate in the bid. Committee (9-1, Oct. 17), the new District champions now automat- woodSawmills.com If you are a person with a disability who needs any ------accommodation in order to participate in a court Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Website: www. two-year classification cycle begins ically qualify for the playoffs, with proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). with the 2019-20 school year. the top four seeds in each region be- provision of certain assistance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Chief Deputy Court Administrator, Office of Court Questions concerning this request should be directed, in writing, to the Santa Rosa The Board also reduced the clas- ing seeded by MaxPreps. Administration at (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard County Procurement Department at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. Judicial Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 on Friday November 9th, 2018. sifications in the following sports Following the top four automatic working days of your receipt of this (describe notice); if to six classes plus rural (rural is not qualifiers being seeded, teams 5-8 you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including affected): baseball, boys and girls will receive at-large bids via their small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business basketball, boys and girls soccer, ­MaxPreps rankings. Higher seeds enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. softball and girls volleyball. would host. All regional MaxPreps Subscribe to Gulf Breeze News The Board of County Commissioner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all District tournaments will remain rankings will combine schools’ reg- proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the proposal and be seeded by MaxPreps rank- ular season and district tournament (850) 932-8986 that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. ings released at the end of the regu- results. Just $52/year By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Legal Notice 43420 Gulf Breeze News 11-01-18 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 1, 2018 7C GULF BREEZE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

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