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BY PAM BRANNON Michael Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Hurricane is being The City of Gulf Breeze knows exactly where it plans to spend tourism dollars next year. A budget focusing on the forecast to threaten 2019 Tourism Development taxes they expect to receive in Northwest Florida the amount of approximately $199,000 was presented to Santa Rosa’s county commissioners Monday morning. Part of the money — almost $25,000 — will be used to BY PAM BRANNON offset debt service from a 2007 revenue bond used to re- Gulf Breeze News [email protected] fi nance improvements for the sports fi elds and the beach park facilities. Debt service principal is proposed to receive As of 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 8, Santa $9,000 and debt service interest will use $15,680. Rosa County came under a State of The rest of the money will be spent in several areas, in- Emergency until further notice, due to cluding special events like Springfest 2019 ($24,000) and Hurricane Michael’s coming this way. the Arts Festival ($7,000). County commissioners made that an- The splash pad will take $9,000 to maintain and oper- nouncement at their county commis- ate during peak tourism season, according to estimates bud- sion committee meeting. Chairman Bob geted. Cole also said he received a personal Linda Register gets a hug from Gulf Breeze High School Principal Danny Brothers after she Just over $36,000 will be used to maintain the recreation call from Florida’s Governor Sunday tossed the coin at the Dolphins’ football game. and multipurpose sports facility — Rec Center and sports night offering any and all help to any fi elds. The budget addendum explains that “10 percent of county in the path of the storm. See Tourism Page 3A » After reading the Declaration, Chair- man Cole said, “Last night I was relax- Leaving her (book) mark ing, sitting and watching television with my wife at home, when the phone rang. When I answered it, the response was Linda Register taught scores to read in her ‘Hey, Bob this is Rick.’ I didn’t know who Rick would be, until he said, ‘Rick 40-year career and pulled a lot of teeth, too Scott.’ I’m sure he was calling all the hood hometown in Georgia. It attached to her chairs of the coastal counties. He as- BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News © 2018 because of her expertise in persuading the teeth sured me that all the state’s resources [email protected] in dozens of children’s mouths to yield to her would be at our disposal if we need painless tooth-pulling expertise. them after the storm.” “How do I begin to describe how important Not only did she “tend” to those pearly white County commissioners listened to you are to my family?” moments for her own kindergarten students, Brad Baker, director of the county’s So begins a note to recently retired Gulf she also lent her skills to older children, some emergency operations. “Predictions Breeze Elementary School kindergarten teach- of whom had never even been her students but right now, Monday morning, are that er Linda Register. It is one of many the long- who knew her by reputation and were con- this storm will make landfall as a Cat- time educator received when she was honored vinced she had special powers when it came to egory 2 hurricane. There is a cold front for her 40-plus years of teaching a couple of such duties. Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News moving to intersect, and depending on weeks ago. More important than that, though, is the way how fast they intersect, will depend on Since 1985, her special brand of educational her students — and their parents — recall her Beach access? where the storm goes, and the sooner excellence and commitment has been invested magic in the classroom. the better for our people. We are expect- at Gulf Breeze Elementary School, where she The sliver of land on Catawba Street that caused so much Among the retirement notes Register re- contention between the adjacent homeowners and the City ing if it makes an expected northeast- is sometimes referred to as “Dr. Register.” ceived on Sept. 28, her last day of teaching, of Gulf Breeze is overgrown and the “Beach Access” signs ern turn, we will get about one to three The title is an “honorary” one, although she was one from a former student who talked are removed. On Tuesday, the issue was scheduled to go inches of rain, with winds from 58 miles did earn her bachelor’s, master’s and special- about memories of practicing aloud the newly to an appellate court to decide the outcome, which has an hour to about 73 miles an hour, and ist’s degrees from Valdosta State in her child- incurred more than $800,000 in legal bills for residents of See Fun Page 3A » the City of Gulf Breeze. surge of about two feet,” Baker said. See NW Florida Page 2A » Supper with a purpose Robello to for Clay Bloodworth serve on “I didn’t know Clay, but I wanted to for the family. They are now dividing come out and support him. He seems like their time between their jobs and caring statewide a good guy,” one of the attendees said as for Clay, who is in the West Florida Re- he helped himself to fried fi sh, cheese habilitation Facility. council grits and cole slaw, thanks to members of Clay sustained broken legs, ribs, ster- the community who organized the ben- num and vertebrae and suffered abdomi- Governor Rick Scott announced the efi t for the 19-year-old Gulf Breeze na- nal injuries from contact with the air bag appointment of Stacy Robello to the tive, Clay Bloodworth. He was seriously and seat belt in his car. He had to be cut Department of Elderly Affairs Advisory injured in an Aug.30 head-on collision in out of the vehicle he was driving. Council. North Carolina. On Monday, with proceeds still com- Stacy Robello, 42, of Gulf Breeze, is Buz Eddy, former city manager, and ing in, Eddy estimated the event raised the owner of Home Instead Senior Care many of his friends — some members about $3,000 for Bloodworth’s care. of Pensacola. She succeeds Dorothy of the Gulf Breeze Rotary Club — fried Gulf Breeze Hospital and the Hep- Peoples and is appointed for a term Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News fi sh, sold silent auction items, poured worth family supplied the food and Ro- that began Oct. 1 and will end Sept. 30, Stacey Bloodworth and Connie White, Clay’s mother and grandmother, with beverages and set up and broke down tary Club members helped serve at the Vici Papajohn, one of the volunteers who helped with the fi sh fry benefi t for 2020. Clay Bloodworth. See more photos on Page 7A. tables and tents, all to help raise money fundraising effort.

Arrest Report ...... 2A FRI 10/11 SAT 10/12 SUN 10/13 Mailing Statement Calendar ...... 2A & 3B on Opinion Page MOSTLY Classifi eds/Legals ...... 7C SUNNY SUNNY THREE SECTIONS, WEEKEND SUNNY Crossword Puzzle...... 3B 22 PAGES Weather-plus hi 81/lo 63 hi 80/lo 69 hi 81/lo 68 Movies ...... 2B VOL. 18, NO. 41 rain: 0% rain: 0% rain: 20% Opinion ...... 6A OCTOBER 11, 2018 Sports ...... 1-8C 2A October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com SRSO Calendar of Meetings Thursday, October 11 participates City of Gulf Breeze Capital Trust Agency 8 a.m., 315 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze in ‘Coffee Santa Rosa County Zoning Board 6 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton With a Cop’ Friday, October 12 Gulf Breeze Optimist Club BY LISA NEWELL Gulf Breeze News© 2018 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze [email protected] Monday, October 15 Open dialogues, concerns and ways to improve their relationship with the com- City of Gulf Breeze City Council Regular Meeting munity were on the minds of Santa Rosa 5:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Sheriff’s Captain Jason Erlemann and Lt. Tony Musselwhite as they took up their Tuesday, October 16 positions at 98 Bistro on Thursday morn- City of Gulf Breeze Capital Trust Agency ing for the fi rst “Coffee With a Cop” ei- 8 a.m., 315 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze ther had participated in. Surprisingly, they received more Wednesday, October 17 than a few “thank yous” from grateful residents, including one truck driver. He Gulf Breeze Toastmasters didn’t want to be identifi ed but said he Noon, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze couldn’t do his job properly if it weren’t Capt. Jason Erlemann (left) and Lt. Tony Musselwhite (right) with Santa Rosa County resident for support from Santa Rosa County law Joe Riles, who stopped in to show his appreciation to the offi cers during the “Coffee With a Santa Rosa County Aviation Advisory Cop” event held at 98 Bistro in Midway. Other events were held throughout the U.S. enforcement. 5 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Lt. Musselwhite is the new head of District 1, encompassing the unincorpo- One of the tips they provided on Thursday don’t want to tempt anyone to take some- rated areas of Gulf Breeze. was how to behave during a traffi c stop. thing,” Lt. Musselwhite said. He added that A 25-year veteran of the Santa Rosa “Politely be compliant,” Capt. Erlemann it is very naive to announce your travel plans Sheriff’s offi ce, he previously served the said. “We want people to understand we on social media. That can alert potential department as watch commander, a patrol have no idea who we’re stopping.” burglars, as well as your friends, to your ab- lieutenant who watches the entire county They may fi nd a driver who is illegally sence. in the evening. In his career, he served as armed or under the infl uence of drugs or Scammers are very hard for local law en- patrol offi cer, sergeant, lieutenant, school both. forcement professionals to stop. FLASHBACKS resource offi cer and SWAT commander. “We try to fi nd a balance between being “The Internet is almost impossible, be- Capt. Erlemann was promoted last polite and professional,” Capt. Erlemann cause it’s outside of our jurisdiction,” Capt. October 11 week and will oversee fi ve districts and said. “We are trained to take charge.” Erlemann said. It can involve someone as far 1 Year ago this week – 2017 the watch commander. Previously, he Another piece of advice the offi cers gave away as Somalia. Telephone scams are an- Hurricane Nate had little impact on the Gulf Breeze area, served as the district lieutenant in Na- is to lock your doors. other challenge, but Capt. Erlemann says to including on the work being done by Skanska USA at the varre for two years. “We live in a safe community, but you notify local authorities, just in case. Pensacola Bay Bridge. The work, while paused, remained on schedule. In Gulf Breeze, the following storm-related incidents were noted: •Traffi c lights near Gulf Breeze Hospital and Gulf Breeze NW Florida High School were downed, but quickly repaired. •Standing water was reported at Deer Point Drive. prepares for •Shoreline Park had sections of the pier washed away. possibility of 5 Years ago this week – 2013 Tropical Storm Karen came and went, barely scraping the Gulf Coast. The area saw the worst of the storm when a brief hurricane torrential downpour temporarily fl ooded some streets. The storm, expected to be a category 1 hurricane by the time it hit Michael land, was a remnant low by the time it hit the area. Drier air kept it from becoming a hurricane. » Continued from Page 1A 10 Years ago this week – 2008 He was asked about tolls on Meaghan Boggs, a 2015 The Santa Rosa County School District is moving forward Garcon Point Bridge. “When we graduate of Gulf Breeze High with plans to add a 19,000-square-foot wing of classrooms to School, was selected to be in are under a State of Emergency, UWF’s Homecoming Court. I am allowed to make that call, Woodlawn Beach Middle School just a week after it realized The festivities are Saturday and if we see we need to evacu- a stricter fi re code would mean a construction cost increase at Blue Wahoos Stadium, between $356,000 and $400,000. where the Argos will face West ate people within the next hours, Georgia at 6 p.m. I can make one call and suspend The court and homecoming all those tolls.” queen will be announced at half time. Santa Rosa County Schools announced Monday, also, that schools would be open half a day Tuesday, with no schools Gulf Breeze grad is on open Wednesday. No school activities were to be held after school Tuesday or Wednesday. UWF Homecoming Court Decisions about Thursday were Meaghan Boggs has been selected to be part of She currently serves as the vice president of to be announced Wednesday. the University of West Florida’s 2018 Homecom- member experience for her sorority, Alpha Gam- Commission Chair Bob Cole ing Court. She majoring in nursing, with minors in ma Delta, and has been involved with Dance Mar- said residents should make prep- psychology and child welfare, and was the 2017 athon and Catholic Argos. aration to “be on your own” for UWF Panhellenic president, after which she was Meaghan’s parents (Carrie and Kevin) are 72 hours after the storm makes awarded Panhellenic Woman of the Year and re- proud Gulf Breeze alumni and her sister, Melissa, landfall, in case power goes out from your friends ceived the 2018 Student Involvement Legacy is a current Gulf Breeze senior. or fl ooding occurs. Award. at Gulf Breeze News

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Oct���� �1 Oct���� 15 Al Garza Stan Nurnberger Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Mary Smith Debbie Shows Note: All arrest and police reports published in the Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law.

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We are a Multiline Dealer 3ALESs3ERVICE2EPAIRS FREE HEARING All Makes/Models TEST! Serving Pensacola over 47 years Professional Hearing Aid Center 0ENSACOLAs.ORTH0ALAFOX3TREET 438-4092 4OLL&REE   (%!2 Patricia Russo Linda Register and a student in front of the banner proclaiming, ”GBE (heart)s Mrs. Register!” Fun and laughter was a part of PHAC_2x2_1-17-17.indd 1 1/17/2017 1:23:31 PM learning in Mrs. Register’s class » Continued from Page 1A the longtime teacher. “Many things can “I wanted my children to have a love of learned skill of reading for her approval and learning that would go with them through being motivated to try for even more chal- be said about Linda their whole lives. Secondly, I wanted them lenging material the next time around. to know they could be risk-takers in my Parents wrote that she made a huge im- Register. ‘Ordinary’ is room. It was okay to be wrong. Sometimes pact on the lives of their children. not one of them.” I would purposely make a mistake on the Former students talked about being thank- board for them to pick out. Then I would ful they could begin their school years with try to turn that into a teaching moment her and assured her the impact she made on A comment from about ways to ‘fix’ it. I wanted them to see them and their classmates will never be for- a fellow teacher that I was not perfect; no one is. I wanted gotten or overlooked. them not to be so afraid of failing that they A caller to Gulf Breeze News to alert re- wouldn’t try.” porters to Register’s pending retirement de- a “junior first grade.” From there, she found She is an active member of Gulf Breeze scribed her as the teacher everybody wanted her special place in kindergarten. First Baptist Church, where she sang in the to have for that all-important first introduc- “I always liked younger children and choir for many years. Since her retirement, tion to school. when I had the opportunity to go into kin- she has been able to be more involved in Longtime friend and co-worker Sandra dergarten, I took it, and that was my niche,” the local tennis scene, playing in the USTA Brubaker wrote about her, “Linda is a Com- she said. “I have an inner child who never League. She has also come up with a way to munity Difference Maker. Linda has touched grew up. That’s why I got along so well with spend more time with her husband. He owns countless lives in her years of teaching.” the young children. I could play and they a pool cleaning business, and she has found Her fellow educators and friends know saw me as a kindred spirit. I’m game. I’m a “second career” with him. her as a person of quick wit, with a “saucy” on board. Anything to make them happy “It gives us a chance to be together,” she sense of humor. They say she loves a good and bring a smile and have them say, ‘Hey, said with a laugh. practical joke and give a couple of exam- Mrs. Register, I remember when you did so- She also has discovered more time to en- ples, such as the time she hid multiple alarm and-so.’” joy her family — a family that now includes clocks, each set to go off at a different time, In the fall of 1985, she and her husband a grandchild who is a freshman at Gulf in a neighboring teacher’s classroom. and son moved to Gulf Breeze and she be- Breeze High School and another who is a “The kids and I had to hunt for them gan sharing her special educational skills fifth-grader at GBES. each time one went off,” said second-grade with youngsters in this area. At first, she The retiring teacher was honored recent- teacher Teresa Eckles of that experience. signed on as a substitute teacher. When the ly at a Gulf Breeze High School Dolphins’ In another instance, she repeatedly hid new school year rolled around the next Au- football game, where she did the coin toss. rubber snakes in her classroom to tease a gust, she was hired as part of the regular And won. custodian who had a strong dislike of rep- staff. She has been there ever since, serving That was one of several small celebrations tiles. as that first introduction to public education of her years of dedication to little ones. Come Halloween, Register could be for hundreds of children. “I have had a good ride. I enjoyed the counted on to dress as a big orange pump- In 1997, her peers named her Teacher of people I worked with. The Gulf Breeze El- kin and lead the Halloween parade at the the Year because of her caring heart, giving ementary teachers and staff are the bomb. school. She was even known to have chased spirit and tremendous teaching talents, ac- Mr. Stevens and Mrs. McChesney are great the Gingerbread Man through the halls, and cording to a spokesman. administrators, and I have enjoyed work- she once applied to NASA for the Teacher Register said three of her own teachers ing for them and the other principals who in Space program. influenced her to go into the profession. have been there. But I do miss my children. Register began her teaching career at “They made such a strong impact on me I miss being in the classroom and having Clyattville Elementary School near Valdo- that that is what I wanted to do, too. I want- those hugs every year, and I even miss pull- sta and spent 10 years there, earning the ed to touch people’s lives as much as I had ing teeth,” she said. honor of Teacher of the Year in 1982. For been touched by those three ladies.” “Many things can be said about Linda three years, she taught first grade. After Passing on a special love in her own life Register,” noted a fellow teacher. “‘Ordi- that, she was assigned to a “bridge” class or has been a constant and consistent goal for nary’ is not one of them.” Waste Amnesty Day is Saturday, Oct. 13, in Gulf Breeze Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Amnesty Day will be Household Saturday, Oct. 13, from 8 a.m. to Hazardous Waste noon at the Santa Rosa County Amnesty Day South Service Center at 5819 Gulf Breeze Parkway in Gulf Saturday, Oct. 13 Breeze. This event offers resi- South Santa Rosa Service dents the opportunity to dispose Center of household hazardous waste 5819 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., at no charge without having to Gulf Breeze drive to the central landfill in Milton. For more information, This event is for Santa Rosa call (850) 981-7135. County residents only, with businesses excluded. Condi- cause injury if handled im- tionally exempt small quantity properly. These items will usu- generators (small businesses, ally have warnings or cautionary schools and growers and such) statements on their labels, such may dispose of hazardous waste as “flammable,” “corrosive,” at a reduced rate. CESQG waste “poison” or “toxic.” is accepted by appointment only, Amnesty Day is made pos- and that deadline has passed. sible by Santa Rosa County in Residents will be required cooperation with the Florida De- to remove items from their ve- partment of Environmental Pro- hicles. tection and the Okaloosa County Remember, HHW items can Environmental Office. 4A October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

Lucky Trawick, Ann Hancey, Eleanor Zieman, Judy Fitzpatrick and Betsy Nolan discuss the program for the first Miraflores Garden Club meeting of the year.

Marguerite Burr, Francine Neal and Beverly Pica enjoy the first Miraflores Garden Miraflores Garden Club learns Club meeting of the year. to make floral gift baskets The first fall meeting of Mi- The GBAHS membership c u r r e n t l y ing that has been going on in raflores Garden Club was held meeting was held Sept. 20. Pres- threaten the Santa Rosa County and the rapid Sept. 27 at the beautifully land- ident Barbara Udit welcomed the community, population growth. Respon- scaped Pensacola Bay view home group. The speaker was intro- as well as sible residents must be aware of of Marguerite Burr. The hostess- duced by Vice President Teresa those prob- the dangers and work to defeat es were former Miraflores presi- Banfell. lems that them. Responsible citizens want dent Leslie Simpson and new Dr. Jamin Wells, UWF assis- are devel- to leave this world just a little member Susan Springer. They tant professor and director of the oping. better than they found it for their provided gourmet refreshments Public History Master’s Program, T h e Cole children and grandchildren. So, of Panini style hot Cuban sand- t e a c h e s r e s i d e n t s mark your calendar for Oct. 18. wiches, seasoned boiled shrimp, courses in ed his presentation with a review of this area have all noticed the feta green salad, coffee cake and local, envi- of the Duncan and Benson prop- West Florida Literary tremendous increase in build- strudel with white sangria and ronmental, erty. Following his presentation, Federation iced tea. digital and Wells fielded many questions West Florida Literary Federa- Judy Fitzpatrick of Just Judy’s public his- from a very interested audience. tion hosts open mic and reading Florist presented a delightful tory. He Wells’ presentation is recorded on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at the Pen- program illustrating techniques also over- on YouTube video. You may view sacola Cultural Center at 400 Window Cleaning for making unique gift baskets. sees the Wells this web page at https://www. South Jefferson St., Room 200. Fitzpatrick has more than 35 UWF Digi- youtube.com/watch?v=8M31- The schedule is as follows: GULF BREEZE AND SURROUNDING AREAS years of floral experience. She tal Humanities Lab. JchSPo. • Refreshments at 6:30 p.m. We have a great deal for you! began in high school in Loui- Wells spoke to a full house Following the program, Presi- • Reading of “I Am From - An 20 windows for $150 with Free Screen and siana and continued her work and gave a presentation entitled dent Udit held a short business Americana Narrative” by Judy Track Cleaning included! A savings of $40! Fawley at 7; when she moved to Pensacola in “A Forgotten Past: Hidden His- meeting. The by-laws were ap- Call RJ for an appointment. 1983. She is a Florida State Mas- tories From the Gulf Breeze proved and a raffle was held. • Open mic at 7:30. ter Designer who tries to provide Benson Property.” He shared re- The next membership meet- Attendance is free. R.J. NOEL ◆ 850-501-9717 ◆ LICENSED AND INSURED quality products and design at an search findings focusing on the ing will be on Thursday, Oct. 18, This meeting is open to the affordable cost. somewhat unknown history of in the Theatre Room at the Gulf public. For more information, The Miraflores Club 2018 of- an area that came to be known as Breeze Community Center from call 723-2112 ficers are President Elaine Davis; Gulf Breeze. 6-8 p.m. Vice President/Programs Cherry When he began his research GBAHS members will attend The Navarre Garden Fitch and Francine Neal; Secre- he asked himself, “Where should the Gulf Breeze News Candi- Club tary Ann Govan; and Treasurer I begin to start the history of this dates Forum. Lisa Newell, editor The Navarre Garden Club Frances Bryan. area?” of the GBN, suggested GBAHS is sponsoring a series of work- The next meeting will be in The answer was, “Follow the have a table in the back of the shops with the theme “De-Con- Pensacola at Duh on Oct. 25. Jim money; in this case the property room in order to promote mem- taminate Navarre.” The purpose Rigby will offer a special pro- appraisals.” When he went into bership in the society. of these workshops is to address gram for the members with lunch the archives, he found a map of the environmental hazards in the from Jo’s, the former Norma’s. the Peninsula. He also discov- Red Shoe Book Club community. For more information, contact ered that, in 1821, a man named The Red Shoe Book Club will The first in the series is en- Freddie Rainwater at rainwater- John B. Gully bought land in this meet on Monday, Oct. 15, at the titled “ Hazards We Are Facing” FREE HEALTH SEMINAR: Oct. 25 [email protected] area. Navarre Library at 10 a.m. The and features SRC Commissioner “Who was John B. Gully?” group will discuss First Lady Bob Cole, who is scheduled on Getting the Groove Gulf Breeze Book Club Well, a trip through the 1880 Mamie Doud Eisenhower. This Oct. 18 at 5:30 p.m. in the Na- Back in Your Move The Gulf Breeze Book Club Federal census provided some in- book club meets on the third varre High School cafeteria. will hold its next monthly meet- formation. Gully was a 61-year- Monday of each month to dis- Cole has represented District Debra Baker, Certified Personal Trainer ing Monday, Oct. 22, at 6:30 old prosperous physician who cuss the lives of the First Ladies 2 on the Board of Commission- Thursday, Oct. 25 • Noon – 1:00 p.m. lived in Geneva, Ill. He was born p.m. at the Beach Elks Lodge. of the United States of America. ers since 2002 and also serves St. Ann Catholic Church Club members will be discuss- in England and studied medicine To prepare for this discussion, as Environmental Vice Chair for Chapel Conference Room • 100 Daniel Dr., Gulf Breeze in England. He appeared to be a ing Celeste Ng’s “Everything I attendees read their own selected the Florida Association of Coun- Make reservations online: Never Told You.” Gulf Breeze specialist in hydrotherapy which book and then share interesting ties. As such, he is very aware sacred-heart.org/seniors or Book Club members always was a cutting edge therapy in facts. of the ecological problems that Call 850-416-1620 welcome visitors. Please contact those days. Donna Jones at donnaljones@ The Pensacola area was a hotmail.com or (850) 932-8620 place that was targeted by tour- for more information. ists and Florida was becoming a tourist state, so Gully bought Gulf Breeze Area land in Gulf Breeze. There is no PROUD TO BE proof that Gully ever visited the Historical Society Gulf Breeze area. Wells complet- YOUR NEIGHBOR FOR OVER 30 YEARS

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(Girls kneeling in the front row) Brittany Porter, Olivia Barretta, Amber Riley and Grace Lewis; (boys kneeling) Eli Brown, Ben Hotchkiss, 850-932-9314 • Highpointe.com • 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy • Gulf Breeze, FL Devlin Gilbertson and Matt Hoffman; (standing) Trent Compton, Lt. Col. David Landfair and Taylor Renfroe. JROTC, USAF are teaming up to solve America’s pilot shortage David Landfair, Senior JROTC instructor, re- cently took several Gulf Breeze High School se- Any sophomore, junior niors for aviation lessons at the airport. Landfair, or senior enrolled in along with over 900 other JROTC instructors, is trying to encourage students to take up flying. High School JROTC may Landfair said, “There is a nationwide shortage apply for the pilot training of pilots. So much so that the chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force has funded an initiative for JROTC scholarships. students to receive training for their private pilot licenses for free and with no commitment to serve to earn a private pilot’s license. Any sophomore, in the military. I have never seen such a valuable junior or senior enrolled in High School JROTC incentive given away like this before. This is re- may apply. ally something special.” Last year, one of Gulf Breeze High’s JROTC Last year, about 120 JROTC juniors and se- cadets, Alec Stonebraker, won the scholarship and niors around the nation were selected for the pro- attended Embry Riddle University’s flying pro- gram, and this year the chief wants that number gram for free. He graduated with his pilot’s license doubled. in July. The scholarships pay for transportation, room Landfair said he is hoping GBHS students can and board, academics and the flight hours required get two or three scholarships this year. Gulf Breeze News Candidate PENSACOLA BAY CENTER Forum February 10 Thursday, Oct. 18 | 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Gulf Breeze Community Center 800 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Meet the candidates at the Gulf Breeze News Candidate Forum! AT 10AM AT TICKETMASTER.COM • VENUE BOX OFFICE Candidates from City of Gulf Breeze Mayoral Race and City Council are invited.

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NEWS REPORTER Glenda Caudle “Red Skelton.” SALES ANNE BONIFAY Lisa Newell A native of New Mexico Meet city candidates at Oct. 18 forum who lives in Gulf Breeze. OFFICE MANAGER It’s election season and the schools and a trustworthy city Laura Jones fur is fl ying, as they say in some government. Neighbors were parts of the South. friendly with one another, we ART DIRECTOR Even our little burg of Gulf all watched out for each other’s Barbara Crossland Breeze is not immune. kids and elderly neighbors and Occasionally, people expect we stopped our cars at the side- the Gulf Breeze News to report walk instead of the stop sign GRAPHIC DESIGN on these actions, but we won’t so that pedestrians, bikers and Blain Fowler be dragged into the contention. skateboarders could continue The Gulf Breeze News’ pol- their journey. CONTRIBUTORS icy is that each candidate gets Both allegations are untrue. however, is that it is happening If we want to have that type a free candidate announcement, of community, don’t let nega- Betty Archer Allen Gulf Breeze News has never in Gulf Breeze, where we pride “George Burns and Gracie Al- written by the candidate, to be tive campaigning sour your Pam Brannon endorsed a candidate for any ourselves on having a cohesive, len.” published in Gulf Breeze News. view or sow suspicion against Tom Nolan offi ce, and state statute requires friendly community. MATTIE MITCHELL Usually, they are published cities to present a balanced bud- If you witness any unortho- your neighbors. Jack Kale Gulf Breeze without much commentary on get and the city of Gulf Breeze dox campaigning, please regis- A suggestion on learning the part of the readership and complied, as usual. ter a complaint with the Florida more about the issues is to at- include biographical informa- Additionally, there are whis- Elections Commission. You tend the Gulf Breeze News tion as well as a platform. pers of a candidate presenting must have fi rst-hand knowl- Candidate Forum on Thursday, Member: However, the one we recent- misleading information, ac- edge of the transgression in or- Oct. 18, at the Gulf Breeze ly published about a mayoral cepting campaign donations on der to make the complaint, and Community Center. Florida Press Association candidate is being distributed government property and us- the complaint will be kept con- We are inviting all the candi- with the tacit implication that it ing the seal of the City of Gulf fi dential. This is the only way dates for city races to attend to is an endorsement of the candi- Breeze on advertising, which to make sure our elections are give their view on the direction Pensacola Beach date. our city needs. Chamber of Commerce may be a campaign violation. as fair as they can be. It also rankled some readers It’s not surprising that some Gulf Breeze is a place where, The event begins at 6 p.m. Greater Pensacola with its suggestion that Gulf of the national campaign tactics for many years, we enjoyed an and there is limited space for Chamber of Commerce Breeze City Hall is operating are being employed on the lo- idyllic existence, surrounded by non-profi ts to set up tables dur- with a budget defi cit. cal level. What is surprising, water, palms and pines, great ing the event. “Lucille Ball.” Navarre Tourist ESTELLE CUNNINGHAM Development Council Gulf Breeze Navarre Firefighters often suffer from PTSD Chamber of Commerce After hearing from fi rst re- am waiting in the crosswalk. evidence? LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze sponders throughout Florida ETTERS TO I do not remember what hap- Our Constitution and Bill of News welcomes your opinion. We and learning fi refi ghters have a L pened that day, and don’t know Rights is what makes our na- reserve the right to edit a letter to fit suicide attempt rate that is fi ve if I was hurrying to beat a car tion different by bestowing the space available. We do not accept times higher than the general THE EDITOR (which I am usually careful not same rights to all the people. In- letters containing a personal attack population, I made it my mis- to do, since they don’t yield). nocent until proven guilty, the on any individual. Letters must be sion to secure mental health roes, every single day. I am concerned that although right of free speech, assembly limited to one per month from an benefi ts for Florida’s fi rst re- JIMMY PATRONIS there are bike warning signs and religion are just a few of the individual writer. If we receive form sponders. Together, a bipartisan Chief Financial Offi cer and crosswalk signs that cars rights guaranteed by the Consti- letters, we will print only the first coalition passed meaningful State of Florida do not usually yield to bikes or tution and Bill of Rights. The one we receive. Include your name, legislation that helps take care pedestrians. It is even more of address and daytime phone number. radical left, in cooperation with of the fi rst responders who take Yield to pedestrians a problem on weekends when the media, suppresses these ba- “Red Skelton.” care of us, our families, and our families are trying to cross CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze sic rights and promotes group JOYCE WILLIAMS communities. I am writing to thank several Shoreline to the ball fi elds. News is committed to accuracy and think. If you like what you saw Gulf Breeze This week Senate Bill 376, of the city employees. I was in- Perhaps signs reminding driv- wants to hear from you if we need at the Kavanagh hearing, then giving fi rst responders the men- ers that state law requires that, to make a correction or clarification. volved in a bicycle accident on vote Democrat, because you tal health benefi ts they deserve, or even lights like Pensacola Please email us at news@ the morning of Sept. 26, 2018, will get a lot more of the same. went into effect. This is a ma- near the Shoreline crosswalk in beach has to ensure cars slow gulfbreezenews.com with the If you think socialism will jor step forward and removes front of the Recreation build- down and yield would be help- subject line CORRECTION or result in a fairer society, then CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- costly burdens associated with ing. I was found unconscious ful. review history. With socialism/ 8986 during office hours and ask accessing care. on the sidewalk by Ron Pulley, I am a longtime resident of communism power is concen- for news or sports departments. Our work doesn’t stop there. Parks and Recreation. He im- Gulf Breeze and believe we ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News We must and can do more for mediately called 911. Patrick live in one of the best commu- trated in fewer and fewer until will not be responsible for quality or this community. We know that Grace from Fire and Rescue nities in the country. We should you have gross corruption, less discoloration in ads provided by the cancer is prevalent among fi re- responded and evaluated me not need more signs or lights to freedom and a lower standard advertiser or its agents. fi ghters; that is not up for de- and used my phone to call my remind drivers to yield to bikes of living. Recently two million bate. So, my offi ce partnered daughter. and pedestrians on Shoreline people have fl ed the wonderful Gulf Breeze News is published with the University of Miami Shane Carmichael and the drive, but it seems that we do. benefi ts of socialism/commu- weekly on Thursdays by Gulf to deliver more than 4,000 can- EMTs evaluated me and put me nism in Venezuela. God’s word Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions cer-fi ghting decontamination in the ambulance that took me DON MASON, M.D. If you are pleased with a are $52 per year. Periodical growing economy providing kits to over 405 fi re depart- to Baptist Hospital in Pensac- Gulf Breeze “I, even I, am the Lord, postage paid at Gulf Breeze, ments statewide. These kits ola for further evaluation and greater employment opportu- Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no and apart from me there is include needed items to clean treatment. All of their actions nity with higher pay, you will refunds on subscriptions. Disgusted by hearing no savior. I have revealed gear after a fi re. The goal is to vote Republican. A return to POSTMASTER: Please send were extremely courteous and and saved and proclaimed address changes to Gulf Breeze help the men and women who professional. Is it right to accuse someone solid common sense decision — I, and not some foreign News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, are the heroes in our communi- I ride the crosswalks of of a crime without corroborat- making based on facts not emo- god among you. You are my FL 32562. ties stay healthy and safe. Shoreline Drive by City Hall ing evidence? Are you disgust- tion will be refreshing. witnesses,” declares the Lord, All content is copyrighted 2018. I thank every police offi cer, and the Recreation Center ed at the Kavanaugh hearing, “that I am God.” Advertising rates are available fi refi ghter, and paramedic for nearly every day. I rarely have the way he was assumed guilty LARRY SESSIONS upon request. what you do: you are my he- car drivers stop for me when I of a crime without supporting Gulf Breeze —Isaiah 43:11-12 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 11, 2018 7A Take time to view distant Santa Rosa Animal Services objects to avoid eye strain changes its hours Santa Rosa County Animal pet. It’s National Adopt a Shel- DEAR DR. ROACH: Would those who are nearing or past treatment. If it’s for pain or be- Services changed its hours of ter Dog month and we have you mind providing some guide- their 50th birthday, might benefit cause you have had skin or soft service to better meet the needs free microchipping for any dog lines for preventing eye strain? from very mild reading glasses tissue infections in the area, then of shelter pets as of Monday, adopted, as well as low cost I’m a graduate student, so I when using the computer. treatment is reasonable. Oct. 8. spay and neuter services for pit spend a lot of time reading, both There is a science behind ad- If you pursue treatment, get a The new hours will be 11:30 bulls, pit bull mixes and any from computer screens and from justing your workspace, lighting culture done to be sure you know a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday dog over 50 pounds.” books. I will always need to read and monitor settings to reduce what you are treating. Sometimes through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 2 Santa Rosa County Animal to get things done, but I’d also strain. There are apps to remind what looks like a nail infection is p.m. on Saturday. Services is located at 4451 Pine like my eyes to last me my whole you to take breaks periodically really something else (psoriasis, “It’s important to our shel- Forest Road in Milton. life. – B.I. Muscle strain comes from star- and to change the color of your eczema, lichen planus or others). ter pets that kennel staff have Lost, stray and adoptable ANSWER: We tend to spend ing at one point of focus — your computer to make it easier on the Depending on what the culture ample time to care for their pets can also be viewed online a lot of time reading or in front of computer screen — for long pe- eyes. shows, you might benefit from needs without continual inter- at www.santarosa.fl.gov/ani- computer screens, and eye strain riods of time. Also, many people *** itraconazole, an oral antifungal ruptions,” said Public Safety mals. is very common. I think eye prob- tend to hold their shoulders and DEAR DR. ROACH: I have agent. Director Brad Baker.“Now is For more information, call lems from excess screen time and neck in an uncomfortable posi- had nail fungus since 1985 in both a great time to adopt a shelter (850) 983-4680. reading fall into two categories: tion during computer work or my toenails and my fingernails. I Dr. Roach regrets that he is un- dry eyes and muscle strain. play. The solution is to get away was treated with oral Lamisil, but able to answer individual letters, Computer users, in particular, from the computer for a while. I it did nothing for my big toe. I but will incorporate them in the can get dry eyes, largely from de- recommend getting up and pac- have been treated by skin and foot column whenever possible. Read- creased blinking. Unfortunately, ing periodically, since prolonged specialists, but the problem has ers may email questions to ToY- “blink more” isn’t likely to be sitting isn’t good for you. continued progressively over the [email protected]. successful advice, so I recom- Another option is the 20-20- years. I am 80 years old, and it’s edu. To view and order health mend an eye lubricant, used peri- 20 rule (I haven’t been able to still there. Is there really any hope pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall. odically during computer work if discover who made the rule, but for cases like mine? – C.J.R. com, or write to Good Health, you have any sense of eye fatigue I think it makes sense): Look at ANSWER: Are you sure you 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL or strain. If dry eyes are part of something 20 feet away for 20 really want the condition treated? 32803. your problem, you will feel re- seconds every 20 minutes. This The treatments have potential for Submitted Photo lief immediately, and you should can help prevent fatigue to the real harm, even though it isn’t (c) 2018 North America Synd., Pixie is one of more than 30 dogs and cats waiting to be use a drop in each eye every few ciliary muscles, the muscles of likely. If the issue is strictly cos- Inc. All Rights Reserved. adopted during Santa Rosa County’s new animal service hours. hours. the eye. Some people, especially metic, I wouldn’t recommend

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By pam Gulf Breeze News Brannon © 2017 news@gulfbreezenews. to the program). B y pam Santa Rosa County School District Gulf Breeze News Brannon © 2017 com Lance Rougeux, of Discovery Edu- [email protected] partnered with the national Discovery cation out of Pennsylvania, told Gulf Greg Brown, Santa Rosa County’s Property (GXFDWLRQSURJUDPWRRUJDQL]HD¿UVW Breeze News, “We have organized of-its-kind National Symposium on $SSUDLVHU DQG ¿YH PHPEHUV RI KLV VWDII UH and sponsored events all across the cently STEM program (known as STEAM country, but nothing ever this large. traveled to Tampa to receive the highest in Santa Rosa County, adding ARTS award given Santa Rosa County School District VHVVLQJ by the International Assn. of As- initiated this and it is great.” bers from2I¿FHUV±ZKLFKLQFOXGHVPHP 30 countries. - - “The program here is so unique, The property appraiser and his staff were with so many schools involved, that awarded the Distinguished Assessment Juris- educators from as far away as Cali- diction ZHUH FUHDWHGaward for 2016 for three programs that fornia were interested in QRZFRS\ULJKWHGE\ KLV RI¿FH RI ZKLFK WZR DUH coming here to see the by a Arbor Day Betty Archer Allen |Gulf Breeze News program,” he said. Just few other countiesE\KLVRI¿FHDQGEHLQJXVHG already. The three on line programs have made life easier for a lot The Driftwood Garden Club dedicated its Arbor Day tree planting over 200 teachers, prin- of people in the county. County Commission to the memory of Dr. BB Jordan for his service to the community. cipals, school superin ers lauded Brown and his staff for their accom Rita and Ron Davis celebrate his recent retirement. Pictured, from left, his wife and daughters Jennifer Fort, Dot Gail and Todd Torgersen have fun at the fish fry. 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit 35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 - 850-932-8986 8A October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

By Glenda Caudle Explanations of the amendments are provided Gulf Breeze News © 2018 by the League of Women Voters of Florida and reflect [email protected] its stance on the issues, according to the organization’s president. The other amendments will be reviewed in future issues of Gulf Breeze News. Amendment One: This amendment, additional revenue to local governments of about proposed by the Florida Legislature, would al- $700 million, according to the state Revenue Es- low homeowners to deduct up to another $25,000 timating Conference. from the taxable value of a home worth more than The proposed amendment is supported by $100,000 up to $125,000, starting on Jan. 19, the Florida Association of Realtors, the Florida 2019. Local school taxes would be exempted. Chamber of Commerce and Florida TaxWatch. The Florida Association of Counties says pas- It is opposed by the League. sage of this amendment could cost cities, coun- ties and other taxing authorities an estimated Amendment Three: Supported as $687.5 million annually, likely resulting in either a citizen initiative, this amendment would re- reduced services or higher local rates or both, to quire the approval of any new casino gambling make up for revenue loss. Locally, Santa Rosa through a citizen-initiative constitutional amend- County could lose $500,000-plus in return for a ment, thus barring the Legislature from making $100 tax benefit for affected households. gambling decisions by passing laws. In effect, it A “no” vote would indicate a desire to retain would provide voters with the exclusive right to the current homestead tax exemption of $50,000 authorize casino gambling in the state. and to avoid having to find new sources of tax in- Passage of the amendment would preclude come or having to face potential cuts in services. constitutional approval of casinos through other Those opposed to the amendment include the means, including amendments offered by the Florida Association of Counties, Florida Educa- Legislature or the CRC but would continue to tion Association, Florida League of Cities, Flori- allow the Legislature to approve other types Change the Florida Constitution? da Policy Institute, the League, Progress Florida of non-casino gambling, such as poker rooms, and Southern Poverty Law Center. No support- Bingo, lotteries and fantasy sports. The Legisla- ers were listed by the group. ture would also be able to oversee, regulate and tax any casino-type gambling voters approve Amendment Two: This amendment through a constitutional amendment. Passage Florida voters proposal originated with the Florida Legislature, would not affect the state’s ability to negotiate as well, and would make permanent what is cur- casino agreements with Native-American tribes. rently a temporary cap of 10 percent on annual If the amendment does not pass, casino gam- property value increases for vacation homes, bling would be allowed to continue either through have a lot to apartments and commercial property, effectively new laws passed by the Legislature or through limiting increases on tax bills. various types of constitutional amendments. Passage, according to the League’s explana- The amendment is supported by Disney tion, will deny local governments, excluding Worldwide Services, Florida Chamber of Com- school districts, tax revenue they would other- merce, Florida Restaurant and Lodging As- decide on Nov. 6 wise collect due to rising property values. Pas- sociation, the League, No Casinos Inc. and the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Voters in Florida may think the call to consider alterations to on offshore oil drilling as well sage would also reduce tax bills for non-home- No opponents to the bill were there are only a dozen amend- the Florida State Constitution as a ban on e-cigarettes in the stead property. listed by the League. ments they need to familiarize may also originate with a Con- workplace. Voting “no” on the bill could lead to higher themselves with before they cast stitutional Convention or from There are seven amendments tax bills for non-homestead property, resulting in their votes in the Nov. 6 general the Taxation and Budget Com- from the CRC for voters to con- election. In fact, however, some mission (which can recommend sider, although the number of of those proposed changes to taxation and budgetary process actual items is greater than that, law contain more than one issue changes only). and that fact may create conster- and can be complicating factors Constitutional amendments nation for those who are in favor as Floridians go to the polls to are very difficult to shepherd of one item within the amend- choose national, state and some through to the voting stage, and ment, but not the other. local officials and to deal with once they are on the ballot, they Those amendments are not the laws that govern them in the must be supported by 60 percent bound, either, by the clarity of Sunshine State. of those voting in order to be- language provision that gov- That bit on information, cou- come law. erns the Constitutional changes pled with explanations of the Changes to the state’s Con- originating with the public or the proposed amendments to the stitution are, clearly, not taken Legislature. Florida Constitution and notes lightly. Voters will be able to mark on who supports each amend- Potential amendments put their ballots on each amend- ment and who does not, was forth by citizens or the Legisla- ment separately and do not have presented at a luncheon setting ture must be clear, one-issue pro- to vote on every amendment Oct. 4 at Gulf Breeze United posals. They will be the simplest listed, but they cannot sepa- Methodist Church. for November voters to form an rate the CRC amendments into The event was sponsored by opinion about, once they weigh “parts” and then vote on each United Methodist Women of the not simply whether they agree section separately. Those seven congregation and was presented with the objective of the amend- proposed amendments are all- by representatives of the self-de- ment, but also whether they be- or-nothing propositions. scribed non-partisan League of lieve making it a part of the laws The proposed amendments Women Voters of Florida. governing the state that will be that win a 60 percent majority of The issues that will soon come extremely difficult to overturn is the vote will go into effect Jan. before Florida voters with the the wisest course of action. 8, 2019, unless otherwise indi- possibility of being enshrined As the League of Women Vot- cated. in the state’s Constitution come ers spokesman reminded those The Florida League of Wom- from three sources this voting attending the Oct. 4 session, en Voters is self-described as year: “Think about not just whether it non-partisan, but the organi- • Directly from the citizens is a good idea, but whether it is a zation does take positions on of Florida — provided those in- good idea permanently.” policy issues that include voting terested can get 800,000 signa- As an example, she men- rights, natural resources, educa- tures on a petition to move the tioned that an amendment tied tion, immigration and gun safe- proposal forward and get it on to the amount of money a state ty. Those positions consistently the ballot. Two of the proposed has to work with, such as a cap reflect a left-of-center view. amendments were generated in on taxes or some other approach It supports a variety of pro- this Initiative process fashion. that limits income for the state gressive public policy positions, • From the State Legislature, derived from taxation, might including campaign finance where proposed changes come better be dealt with through the reform, universal health care, in the form of a Joint Resolu- Legislature. abortion rights, climate change tion. Three of the amendment She gave examples of legisla- action and environmental regu- initiatives originated from this tures that faced emergency situ- lation and gun violence preven- source. ations requiring unanticipated tion. • From the Constitution Revi- spending of tax money because That interest is reflected in its sion Commission — a group of of natural disasters or some 2018 Nonpartisan Voter Guide, 37 citizens appointed, every 20 other threat. Lawmakers may which says issues of importance years, by the Governor (15), the have their hands tied in such a to its membership are reflected Speaker of the House of Repre- scenario, she said, and be unable in the questions posed to candi- sentatives (9), the President of to provide necessary services for dates. Those candidate questions the Senate (9), the Chief Justice citizens because of amendments and responses are a second part of the Florida Supreme Court (3) that have placed restrictions on of the voter guide. and Florida’s Attorney General increasing sources of income. Republican candidates, with (1). They review and recom- These may be nearly impossi- the exception of Matt Caldwell, mend changes to Florida’s Con- ble to override on the emergen- who is a candidate for Commis- stitution for voters to consider cy-generated timeline, whereas sioner of Agriculture, reportedly enshrining into law permanent- taxing limits put in place by did not respond to the group’s ly, unless those amendments are legislation would be much more inquiries. later “undone” — something amenable to short-term altera- According to the League that can be accomplished only tion and could be dealt with president, the organization’s po- by another amendment. quickly, but still responsively sitions are also reflected in the This means Constitutional and, hopefully, responsibly. amendment summaries found in Amendments are a bit “heavier” The third source of proposed the Voters’ Guide. than laws passed by local elected amendments — the CRC –— is Describing itself as a grass- officials, or even by the Florida not bound by the directives of roots organization, the League Legislature, where changes can the first two. of Women Voters of Florida was be made by simply passing new It may “bundle” proposals founded in the Sunshine State in laws. that have no connection to each 1939 and has 29 chapters state- In addition to the three sources other. An example is proposed wide, with men making up a of proposed change listed above, Amendment 9, which focuses quarter of the local group. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 11, 2018 9A Pensacola Beach Elementary School is a Blue Ribbon Pensacola Beach Elementary School was one of 349 schools in the country to be named a National Blue Ribbon School.

Castleberry added, “PBES is School not just a school. PBES is an ex- perience.” ® recognizing performance in this staff by Pensacola Beach Elementary BY LISA NEWELL manner 36 years ago. listening intently to instructions School is located at 900 Via de Timothy Wise Gulf Breeze News Financial Professional [email protected] Blue Ribbon Schools are and lessons and working hard to Luna Drive on Pensacola Beach. The Prudential Insurance places were students are relaxed accomplish their very own per- Using standards of excellence Company of America Break out the chocolate milk and engaged, where leaders “not sonal goals.” evidenced by student achieve- 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway ... Pensacola Beach Elementary only articulate a vision of excel- Pensacola Beach Elementary ment measures, the Department Suite 10 School is celebrating. lence and hold everyone to high began in 1979 as a public school of Eduction honors high-per- Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 The National Blue Ribbon (850) 932-0846 standards” but they also stay in the home of Harry Gowens, forming schools and schools [email protected] program named PBES one of close to the real action of teach- and some classes were held in that are making great strides in only 12 schools in the entire ing and learning. the volunteer fi re department. In closing any achievement gaps Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. state as a National Blue Ribbon “I am so proud of our parents, 2001, Escambia County School among student groups. Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a School, an award recognizing division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and volunteers and community that District consolidated some National Blue Ribbon Schools contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 school excellence, turn around support our mission,” said Princi- schools and decided to close are honored at an annual awards stories and the closure of sub- pal Jeff Castleberry. “I am proud PBES. Parents organized to save ceremony in Washington, D.C., group achievement gaps. This of our staff that puts the child the school and it reopened in where each receives a plaqueTim Wise_2x2.indd 1 8/30/2016 10:44:48 AM is the second time Pensacola fi rst, teaches children what they 2002 as a charter school. and fl ag to signify its exempla- Sail with the Blue Angels! Beach Elementary School has don’t know and understands that Despite dealing with hurri- ry status. These schools serve Watch them zoom overhead while received this coveted award. everything matters. And, more canes, tropical storms and other as examples for other schools you relax on your sailing charter Only 8,800 American schools than all, I want to thank the stu- adversities, the school has been throughout the nation, and de- October 17, 23, 24, 30, 31 were named National Blue Rib- dents and children of Pensacola a community rallying point. tails of their achievements are 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. bon schools since the U.S. De- Beach Elementary School for There are currently 147 students shared on the U.S. Department partment of Education began having faith in the teachers and enrolled. of Education’s website. Reserve your spot now at gulfbreezesailing.com BLUE ANGEL PRIVATE CHARTER BLUE ANGELS CRUISE 4 hrs | $400 for 2 people 4 hours Music festival is Saturday on Navarre Beach $25 each additional person $100 per person The Greater Navarre Area We love our troops! Active Duty Military and Veteran’s discounts available. merce, via email at CEO@Grea- Chamber of Commerce is ex- ternavarrechamber.com or by cited to announce the fi rst ever GULF BREEZE SAILING phone at (850) 397-4120. Navarre Beach Bash Music Fes- 850-293-1434 | 715 Pensacola Beach Blvd. | Pensacola Beach tival (Navarrebeachbash.com), set for Navarre Beach on Satur- day, Oct 13. This all-day music festival will run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with nine musical acts play- ing on the main stage. Featured TODD TORGERSEN will be well-known Gulf Coast recording artist Louisiana’s Le- Roux & Waylon Thibodeaux for Gulf Breeze City Council and Nashville recording artists Ryan Daniel and Confederate Seat C Railroad. Navarre Beach Bash will also include a large children’s area or shine event. counted tickets for active and with several bouncy houses, a “We are very excited to bring retired military with ID. Tickets � second stage for costumed char- this event to Navarre,” said may be purchased on the web- Business acters and music performances, Greater Navarre Area Chamber site — Navarrebeachbash.com the Navarre Beach Marine Sci- President TJ Goulet. — and at several local business Experience ence Station’s Discovery Depot Goulet added, “Our goal is a including Broussard’s Bayou Learning Center, face painting, fun, affordable day on the beach Grill on Navarre Beach and in carnival style food vendors and for locals and visitors with great Pensacola, at Navarre Auto Re- � a large covered dining area. music, food and fun for all ages. pair on Hwy. 87 in Navarre and Community Additionally, over 20 vendors We are very appreciative of the at Emerald Coast Harley-David- will have displays, including support from local businesses son in Fort Walton Beach. Involvement many local artists and handmade and organizations.” If you have further questions crafts vendors, along with Cajun Tickets went on sale a few regarding Navarre Beach Bash, food trucks, beer, craft beer, weeks ago and have been strong. please contact TJ Goulet, presi- � Family Roots wine and Pepsi products. Ticket prices are $5-$20 for gen- dent and CEO of The Greater Navarre Beach Bash is a rain eral admission and include dis- Navarre Area Chamber of Com- I’d be � Prepared honored to receive your vote on November 6th!

“As a longtime resident and past city I have known Todd Torgersen for many councilman, I am casting my vote to years. He has the mind of a leader and endorse Todd Torgersen for Gulf Breeze the heart of a servant. He’s just what Gulf City Council. Todd and his family are Breeze needs. October - November longtime residents and business owners Herb Sadler, Pastor Emeritus and are dedicated supporters of our Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church A Salute to Influential, community and city management. Todd � I’ve known Todd for over 20 years and will bring new and innovative ideas with Professional Women believe he will bring the right balance of the same passion that he exhibits in all � Professionals business acumen and concern for our of his endeavors, to support a strong � Business Owners community. He works hard at everything government.” he does and his focus on the city’s issues � Key Employees Richard (Dick) C. Fulford will be of great benefi t to the citizens. Retired Administrator, Jan Pacenta, CPA Call now to speak to an advertising sales representative to arrange advertising and feature articles! Gulf Breeze Hospital Brown, Thornton, Pacenta 850.932.8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com ToddForGulfBreeze.com 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway | Harbortown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Paid for by Todd Torgersen for Gulf Breeze City Council. 10A October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Rabies shots are only $10 on Oct. 19 Flu shots are free at Milton clinic

Get your dogs and cats vac- If paying by check, bring a cinated against rabies for only driver’s license for identifi ca- $10 per animal on Friday, Oct. tion. Payments will be accepted 19, from 4-6 p.m. Free fl u shots by cash or check. will be administered to adults All animals must be secured and children. in the vehicle. Flu shots will be The event will take place at provided by medical personnel Santa Rosa County Animal Ser- from the health department. vices at 4451 Pine Forest Road For more information, call in Milton. the Florida Department of Local veterinarians are vol- Health Santa Rosa County at unteering to eliminate the risk (850) 850-2233 or (850) 564- of rabies to pets and humans. 2278. Improvements to Navarre Parkway are underway Construction activities on U.S. 98 (Navarre Parkway) at the intersection of Constitu- tion Drive and Navarre School Road in Santa Rosa County are Homecoming scheduled to begin the week of Monday, Oct. 8. Improvements will include new turn lanes, royalty drainage upgrades, new curb Seniors (above, from top left, clock- and gutter, and resurfacing and Motorists can expect lane wise) Michaela O’Grady, Juliane widening Navarre School Road closures to occur between 8 Alba, Ana Decesare, Kat Ostrom, near the U.S. 98 intersection. p.m. and 5:30 a.m. Drivers are Chloe Miller and Maddie Lunday are among the six in the running to be A new raised median will be reminded to use caution, espe- named the 2018 GBHS Homecoming constructed between Sunrise cially at night, when traveling Queen at halftime of Friday’s football Drive and Cotton Bay Lane. through the work zone. Con- game with Pace. Also on the court are Left turns from Constitution struction activities are weather (at right, from left) juniors Shealan Malone, Jacklyn McMahon, Katie Drive and Sealark Lane to U.S. dependent and may be resched- Russell and Hadleigh Richardson. 98 will be eliminated. Driv- uled in the event of inclement ers will turn right, then use the weather. The safety improve- Submitted Photos available median opening to ments are anticipated to be make a U-turn. complete early 2019.

an Evening of Fashion presented by the Women’s Board of Baptist Health Care Foundation and Gulf Coast Health Care 42nd Annual Fashion Show Thursday, October 25, 2018 • Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Skopelos at New World, 600 South Palafox St.

Fashions by Bluetique, cabi by independent stylist Jennie Barrow, J. Hilburn Men’s Custom Clothing by Wendy McCullar, The Market and Mainly Shoes and The South Outfitters

Tickets $50 BaptistHealthCareFoundation.org.

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 11, 2018

Women in Business Levin Rinke Realty offers a rewarding career

Every October, Gulf Breeze News Breeze graduates, In many ways, preciate you. I We raise our children here, then they go salutes Women in Business with a who now have real estate is a have always put off to college, they end up coming back feature article about the unique aspect families and want great career for a my family fi rst, eventually. Gulf Breeze is ‘home sweet they bring to commerce. This is the to raise their chil- busy woman jug- before career. home.’” fi rst in a series. For details, contact dren here.” gling the demands They are the most Fitch recommends that any woman Lisa Newell at (850) 932-8986. Jennifer Jack- of family. important people interested in a real estate career consid- son became a real Fitch says the in my lives. I er joining the Levin Rinke team. here’s no chance to be bored estate agent be- fl exibility is a huge try to make sure “I think for new agents, professional when you are a real estate cause she is a mili- Fitch factor. Hurd I spend quality Jackson (and sometime personal) support and Tprofessional. Every day is tary spouse who “I’ve been in time with them.” training is invaluable. Getting the li- different, as is every buyer and every moved several times and learned valu- real estate since the summer of 2006 Hurd adds, “I would say you have to cense is just the very beginning. Levin property. And when you are an agent for able lessons during the process. She has — it’s hard to believe! It’s been a very have an open mind and heart. This busi- Rinke Realty is a large company, but Levin Rinke Realty, you’ve got a team been selling real estate in the Pensacola different career environment for me, ness can be so many different things. very organized and personal in the op- of hard-working professionals back- area for four years and says she is most and I owe (real estate team) Mark Lee Exciting, emotional, rewarding, stress- portunities for realtor training and sup- ing you up, promoting you and helping satisfi ed when her clients fi nd the home and Gary Michaels tons of thanks for ful, time-consuming and yet fulfi lling, port. Not only are there live training guarantee your success. that fi ts their needs and lifestyle. introducing me to the idea, the reality of all at once. Honestly, I don’t feel like sessions, but also online topic training Levin Rinke is the number one in- “What I fi nd rewarding about real es- actually becoming an agent and training being a woman has hurt or helped in my and scenarios for home use, and help dependent real estate brokerage in Gulf tate is the fact that I get to meet so many me,” she said. “I think real estate pro- success. I think my work ethic, my pas- is just a phone call away. The owners, Breeze, with year-to-date sales volume different people and help them fi nd a vides a professional career that often al- sion and an amazing support system are Robert Rinke and Teri Levin, recognize approaching $72 million representing place to call home,” Jackson said. lows for a home offi ce and some sched- the main contributing factors.” the importance of providing training a 30 percent increase in market share Amanda Hurd, a realtor for fi ve years, uling freedom. It’s defi nitely not a 9 to Jackson sees a bright future ahead. and information to all agents, as well since 2015. says it’s hard to determine her favorite 5 position. In fact, it’s typically morn- “As downtown Pensacola and Pensaco- as individual time when needed. They Cherry Fitch, a former educator, fi nds part of her job. She and her husband, ing through evening with phone calls, la Beach continue to grow, I believe the use the strength of the company in pro- a lot to like about selling real estate. Gene Hurd, are a real estate team. appointments and research, but there is Gulf Breeze market will also continue moting many avenues of community “I became even more appreciative “Wow, I could go on and on with this some fl exibility for career women in- to grow, and we will fi nd more and service and we can fi nd organizations and aware of our local opportunities subject. But, for the most part, I enjoy terested in community involvement and more people wanting to live in the place where we would like to be involved.” and assets by showing areas less fa- playing a special role in my clients’ service.” we are lucky enough to call home. Robert Rinke appreciates the women miliar to me and educating our clients. lives. Real estate can be an intimate Jackson says, “My advice to women Hurd is optimistic, also. on the team. It’s been an opportunity to make new subject. The joy I feel seeing fami- who may want to enter this career is to “The future is bright! Lets face it, “Your dedication to your craft, friends. And very special to me is hav- lies grow in so many different ways is enjoy what you do. Your passion will everyone loves Gulf Breeze. When neighborhood and families is the reason ing the opportunity to work with Gulf priceless.” shine through and your clients will ap- they leave, they end up coming back. for your continued success,” he says. 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*Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate is ranked number one in closed residential buyer and/or seller transaction sides in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg and Pensacola/Panhandle, and number one in residential sales volume (calculated by multiplying number of buyer and/or seller transaction sides by the sales price) in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Tampa/St. Petersburg, according to data submitted to REAL Trends by NRT LLC, 2017. One unit equals one side of a transaction (buyer or seller). The property information herein is derived from various sources that may include, but not be limited to, county records and the Multiple Listing Service, and it may include approximations. Although the information is believed to be accurate, it is not warranted and you should not rely upon it without personal verification. Real estate agents affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate are independent contractor agents and are not employees of the Company. ©2018 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Owned by a subsidiary of NRT LLC. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker Logo are registered service marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. 233243FL_12/17 2B October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt are coming to Pensacola Bay ‘Life Itself’ is Center in February Legendary singer/songwriter platinum or multi-platinum James Taylor and his All-Star awards. Band, with special guest Rock His Greatest Hits album alone unrealistic, mawkish and Roll Hall of Famer Bonnie sold more than 10 million cop- “Life Itself” is a strange piece So strange — a movie called versely, makes me want to see who, sadly, seems to have no in- Raitt and her band, are coming ies. of work. For starters, even be- “Life Itself” is kinda all about it even more. “Life Itself” defi- sight or perspective on just how to Pensacola Bay Center on Feb. For more than 40 years, Tay- fore the first shot is shown, one death — lotsa death. All kinds nitely was like that for me. far his story deviates from any 10, 2019, for one intimate and lor has been a musical compass of the central characters, played of death. Dan Fogelman, creator of the “life” I have ever known. memorable night. for his fans, articulating mo- by the immensely likable Ol- What I have described so far, hit TV show/cultural sensation However, all this being said, Tickets go on sale Friday, ments of pain and joy and letting ivia Wilde, is forced to endure even more incredibly though, “This Is Us,” wrote and directed I did, only somewhat begrudg- Oct. 12, at 10 a.m. at Ticketmas- his listeners know that they are the sudden death of her par- happens all within the first 20 “Life Itself.” It is his first fea- ingly, really enjoy “Life Itself.” ter.com and are $108 and $73, not alone. ents when she is a young child. minutes of this thing (have no ture-length movie ever. And it The actors, including Oscar plus fees. In 2015, James was awarded These two deaths, however, are fear, though, there is certainly might be his last, based on its Isaac and Olivia Cooke, are As a recording and touring the Presidential Medal of Free- only the beginning. more death to come. Even a poor box office returns and the very, very good and appear to artist, James Taylor has touched dom. In 2016, he was a recipient You know how people often, dog gets a death scene, dying in close to universal critical lam- believe in this material. Fogel- people with his warm baritone of the Kennedy Center Honor. even mindlessly, spit out the the arms of his 10-year old girl basting. man has the warmest and most voice and distinctive style of More than just a best-sell- words, “Anything can happen. owner, who describes the pooch What’s odd to me though is well-meaning intentions. He guitar-playing for more than 40 ing artist, respected guitarist, I could walk out of here today as her “best friend.”) this: I just don’t think it is all wants to educate us, enlighten years, while setting a precedent expressive singer and accom- and get hit by a bus, and Poof! Some critics have suggested that bad. It way too obviously is us. to which countless young musi- plished songwriter, Bonnie Raitt That would be it.” this movie is an unintention- trying to show us just how frag- What can I say? I deeply love cians have aspired. has become an institution in In “Life Itself,” somebody ally hysterical, stupid, mawkish ile and unpredictable life is. And soap operas, and they are often Inducted into both the Rock American music. actually does get hit by a bus. load of marmalade jello, way this does feel pretty forced and pretty sappy and contrived, too. and Roll Hall of Fame and the The 10-time Grammy win- And they die. Just like that. too sweet and lacking any struc- maddeningly manipulative. “Venom” is the next movie Songwriters Hall of Fame, the ner was inducted into the Rock But wait — not enough death tural integrity. A good number For a movie whose very title I plan to see. Hopefully it is as world-renowned artist has sold and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 yet for ya in this “Life”? How of people, even the customers I would seem to suggest a realis- fun as the previews have led me more than 100 million albums and the Grammy Hall of Fame about a crazy, sudden, com- talked to coming out of it after a tic and honest portrayal of what to believe it is. since he was first signed by The in 2015. pletely unexpected suicide with screening, seem to actively hate “life” is, this movie is, absolute- “Life Itself” might still be Beatles to their Apple Records Tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. a gunshot to the head in the it. When I hear a movie getting ly, almost inarguably, a product showing in some theatre, some- label, has won multiple Grammy 12, at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster. middle of a therapy session? slammed so hard, it often, per- of an overly sentimental writer where. Awards and has earned 40 gold, com and the venue box office.

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos and UWF launches second installment of Gulf Stories ‘Field of Pensacola Little Theatre are team- The University of West Florida launched clude: of Art. ing up to present Field of Screams, the second installment of Gulf Stories, a free • Bad Genes: Human Impact on Aquatic • “The Effects of UV Radiation and Man- Screams’ Terror Under the Stadium! On des- online course that explores a range of top- DNA, taught by Dr. Alexis Janosik, assistant Made Disasters in the Gulf,” taught by Dr. ignated nights in October, two tours ics, from art and advanced manufacturing to professor in the Department of Biology. Wade Jeffrey, distinguished university pro- comes will take place under the stadium; citizen science and coastal ecology. • “The Complex Ecology of Coastal En- fessor and director of the Center for Envi- one tailored to children and fami- “Gulf Stories 2” features the work of five vironments,” taught by Dr. Jane Caffrey, ronmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation. to Blue lies, the other for adults only. UWF faculty researchers and takes a close professor in the Center for Environmental • “Citizen Science and the Purposeful Act Attendees will face off against look at Gulf Coast communities and how we Diagnostics and Bioremediation. of Learning,” taught by Dr. John Pecore, Wahoos their deepest fears as they travel the interact with and affect our natural environ- • “Art, Science and Our Experience of associate professor in the Department of tunnels of Blue Wahoos Stadium. ment. the Physical World,” taught by Thomas As- Teacher Education and Educational Leader- Stadium See details at BlueWahoos.com Professors and their course modules in- muth, associate professor in the Department ship. Details are at uwf.edu/gulfstories2. Pitchwoman ‘Flo’ is accomplished Friday, Oct. 12, thru Thursday, Oct. 18 BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE (R) comedian Stephanie Courtney 12:35 • 3:40 • 6:45 • 9:45 FIRST MAN (PG13) 12:20 • 3:25 • 6:30 • 9:30 Q: What can you tell me for “Mad Men,” his TV series GOOSEBUMPS 2 (PG) about the actress with black about a 1960s ad agency. Chris- 12:40 • 2:55 • 5:10 • 7:20 • 9:35 hair who is in 95 percent of the tina Hendricks, Jay R. Ferguson NIGHT SCHOOL (PG13) 1:00 • 4:35 • 7:25 • 9:50 Progressive Insurance commer- and John Slattery of “Mad Men” cials? – Joseph R. fame are featured in “The Ro- SMALLFOOT (PG13) 12:25 • 2:40 • 4:55 • 7:10 • 9:25 A: Stephanie Courtney has manoffs.” Mitchell’s episode, A STAR IS BORN (R) played Flo, the exuberant Pro- titled “Panorama,” is set in Mex- 12:45 • 3:45 • 6:40 • 9:35 gressive insurance spokes- ico City and will be available for VENOM (PG13) woman, for a decade now. streaming starting Nov. 9. 12:30 • 1:20 • 3:10 • 4:20 • 5:50 • 7:05 • 8:30 • 9:40 She’s a member of the famous beautiful actress who stars in *** THURSDAY GOOSEBUMPSTMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS2 (PG) 5:15 (PG13) • 7:255:30 &• 8:15 9:35 PM Groundlings improv group in the previews I’ve seen for the Q: Who did Gwyneth Paltrow 3D TMNT: OUT OF THE SHADOWS (PG13) 5:00 & 7:30 PM 10/11/2018 POPSTARFIRST (R) 7:15 MAN & 9:30 (PMPG13) 7:00 Los Angeles, and she also did recently marry? Is he an actor? I new Amazon series “The Ro- PREMIERES BADME BEFORE TIMES YOU AT (PG13) THE 7:00EL ROYALE PM (R) 7:30 standup comedy before becom- manoffs”? She reminds me of didn’t recognize him. – S.B. ing famous. She has several TV Michelle Pfeiffer. – P.M. A: The movie star and life- acting credits to her name, in- A: She’s Australian actress Depositphotos style blogger Gwyneth Paltrow cluding roles in “Mad Men” and Radha Mitchell, who first be- Radha Mitchell married producer Brad Falchuk as a semi-regular on “The Gold- came familiar to American au- sian royal family. It was filmed on Sept. 29 in the Hamptons bergs.” You can see many photos diences when she starred in the on location on three different in New York. They met when of her naturally beautiful self not 2004 movie “Finding Never- continents using local produc- Paltrow guest starred on the se- dressed as Flo on her Facebook land” with Johnny Depp and tion and international talent. The ries “Glee,” which Falchuk was page, https://www.facebook. then later headlined the short- first episode became available producing at the time. He is not com/stephanie.courtney.18. lived TV series “Red Widow” Oct. 12 to Amazon Prime Video an actor, but he helped create *** on ABC. subscribers and starred Aaron “American Horror Story” with Q: I’ve been watching the old “The Romanoffs” is a con- Eckhart, with a new installment Ryan Murphy. show “Parking Wars” on A&E. temporary anthology series fea- being rolled out weekly, eight in Send me your questions at Is there a chance that it will turing actors as different people all. NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. come back with new episodes in around the world who believe The series was created by com! the near future? – Kevin D. themselves to be descendants writer/director Matthew Weiner, (c) 2018 King Features Synd., A: “Parking Wars” aired for of the tragically murdered Rus- who won nine Emmy Awards Inc. five seasons on A&E, from 2008 to 2012. Footage of cars being booted or towed and their subse- quent retrieval by their unhappy owners was captured mostly in Philadelphia, with other cities added in later seasons. 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Asphalt debris removal scheduled Gulf Islands National Sea- shore offi cials announced the re- turn of onsite cleanup of asphalt fragments and road base ma- terials at the park’s Santa Rosa Area upon work completion and demobilization from the Perdido Key Area. Approximately 140 cubic yards of material were re- moved from just over 35 acres at Perdido Key. Mobilization of equipment and vehicles at Opal Beach occured Oct. 35, and work was expected to begin Oct. 8. Minor impacts to parking and traffi c fl ow in the particular area of cleanup activities may occur. This may affect visitors between the hours of 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Work on weekends and holidays is expected to be minimal but may occur if signifi cant rain de- lays are experienced.

VPKers at CLC peddling for a good cause, See Page 2C

Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 11, 2018

Schedules Thursday, Oct. 4 Dittmer, Volleyball at Catholic (9th grade 4:30 p.m./JV 5:30/ Var. 6:30) Dolphins JV football at Pace, 5 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 12 Football vs Pace, 7 roll at Fort p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 13 GBSA football vs. Walton Ensley, (6s 10 a.m., 8s 11:30, 10s 1 p.m., Senior breaks 5,000-yard career mark; 12s 2:30, 14s 4) Harris throws four touchdowns in fi rst half

BY JASON THOMPSON The Dolphins (6-1), who Tuesday, Oct. 16 Gulf Breeze News© 2018 host Pace in a key District 2-6A Volleyball vs. Tate [email protected] matchup Friday, scored on every in District 1-8A A career game from Cooper possession except for two — a Tournament at Harris and another milestone 3-and-out in the fi rst half and the Navarre, 5 p.m. for Tyler Dittmer helped the fi nal possession of the game. Boys and girls Dolphin football team to a 54-14 “You stop (Damian) Bivins, golf at District 1- win Friday at Fort Walton. you stop Pace,” Clayton said of 2A meet at Tiger Harris, playing in place of the Pace’s 220-pound running back. Point, 9 a.m. injured Dylon Kelley (who tore his “He’s a physical running back. Cross country at ACL in the previous game), threw You have to put three, four guys Navarre, 4 p.m. for four touchdowns in the fi rst on him.” half, while Dittmer went over the Gulf Breeze, who won the toss 5,000-yard mark for his career on and deferred to the second half, Results the fi rst of his three touchdowns. held Fort Walton to a three-and- “Cooper did a great job fi lling out before scoring two plays later. Tuesday, Oct. 2 Photo by Joe Allmon/joegfx in at quarterback. He made some Harris, who was 7-for-11 for 158 Niceville volleyball good decisions and he made yards, threw the fi rst of his four 25-25-25, Lady Milestone maker some great throws,” head coach touchdowns to Spencer Segal. Tyler Dittmer scores on a touchdown run that put him over the 5,000-yard mark for his career. Dolphins 12-11-21 Bobby Clayton said. “He did a great job.” See Dolphins, Page 5C » Wednesday, Oct. 3 Lady Dolphin volleyball 25-25- Alt is Gulf Breeze High’s ‘early bird’ 25, Choctaw 21-8-17 BY BLAIN FOWLER one of the larger campuses in the Thursday, Sept. 27 Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Florida panhandle. But there are [email protected] Lady Dolphin times, as with every job, that he volleyball 25-25- It’s 6:30 a.m. on a Friday. Gulf just has to bury his head and get 25, Washington 19- Breeze High School is quiet. One through some of the challenges 13-14 offi ce has its lights aglow. It is of working with so many things Dolphin JV football that of Athletic Director Matt Alt, happening at once. 20, PHS 0 who regularly makes his way into “You know that movie, school that early. ‘Finding Nemo,’ where they say, While the school won’t be ‘Just keep swimming?’ That’s Friday, Oct. 5 really busy for a few hours, Alt what I tell everyone I have to Dolphin football will fi ll the quiet time with an do,” he said. “There’s just never 54, Fort Walton 14 abundance of activity. a day in which it stops. I don’t In the fi rst hour of the day, have a boring day.” Saturday, Oct. 6 he has relocated buses, created Alt, a teacher for the better Dolphins 6s 1, storage space for a new tractor part of two decades, has also Perdido 0 (forfeit) that is scheduled to be delivered been a coach. He has coached Perdido U8s 19, and worked through eligibility football, baseball, track and Dolphins 0 issues with the Florida High fi eld and was the head wrestling School Athletic Association. coach prior to taking the reins as Dolphins 10s 14, A typical day for Alt is an athletic director. Perdido 0 atypical day. From day to day, In that time, Dolphin athletics Perdido U12s 16, his responsibilities change. He has undergone a wealth of Dolphins 0 is pulled in many directions. changes. Coaches have come and Dolphins 14s 36, “I feel like I have 25 plates gone. Facilities have improved, Perdido 6 spinning in the air all the time,” like the on-campus weight Alt said. room, something of which Alt is Blain Fowler/Gulf Breeze News This is what Alt likes about immensely proud. Expert ‘plate spinner’ the job. He likes to be busy, as Athletic Director Matt Alt gets a lot of his work done before the kids start class at 9:15. he oversees all of the sports on See Alt, Page 7C » You Deserve The Best! FABULOUS ARCHITECHTURAL PLAN $449,000 ONE OF A KIND SKYHOME AT PORTOFINO $2,299,000$840,000 GULF BREEZE PROPER CHARMER $305,000

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ready to ride Students in the Pre-K class at the Community Life Center get ready to ride their bikes Thursday in support of the Oncology Department at Sacred Heart Hospital. Pre-K students pedaling for a good cause

Childen had to bring a toy for Sacred Heart’s Oncology Department to participate in ride

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2018 [email protected]

The pre-kindergarten students at the Community Life Center got to have some fun on their bikes on Thursday - and help kids in the process. The 33 preschoolers participated in the bike ride around the CLC property if they brought a toy to give to kids at the Oncology Unit at Sacred Heart’s Infusion Center. Teacher Stacy Wilks said this is the fourth year the VPKers have put on the bike ride – and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News they are planning another such Helping hand ‘Ticket’ to ride

ride this week. Christa Gibson helps her daughter Blu with her helmet. VPK students had to bring a toy to ride Thursday. The toys went to Sacred Heart’s Oncology Department.

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Game 1 #22 Florida at Vanderbilt Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida all the Game 2 Missouri at #1 Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama gurus Game 3 Tennessee at #8 Auburn Auburn Auburn Tennessee Auburn Tennessee Auburn Mississippi State’s #2 Georgia at #5 LSU LSU Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Game 4 bounceback win over Auburn #10 Washington at #18 Oregon Oregon Washington Oregon Washington Oregon Washington tripped up all of the Gridiron Game 5 Gurus last week. Game 6 #20 Michigan St. at #11 Penn St. Penn State Penn State Michigan State Penn State Michigan State Penn State Lisa Newell was the lone guru to go with Texas over Game 7 #16 Wisconsin at #15 Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Oklahoma, giving her an 8-2 week. Tom Ueberschaer went Game 8 Tampa Bay at Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Tampa Bay Atlanta Tampa Bay Atlanta 7-3, giving up a one game lead (29-11) over Philip Gibson and Chicago at Miami Chicago Miami Chicago Miami Chicago Chicago Game 9 a three-game lead over Lisa, Augusto Rodriguez and Jason Game 10 Jacksonville at Dallas Dallas Jacksonville Dallas Jacksonville Dallas Jacksonville Thompson. 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-4 8-2 7-3 Among the games this week is Total the battle between Georgia and 26-14 28-12 26-14 24-16 26-14 29-11 LSU. Tampa Bay faces Atlanta Last WK and the Bears are in Miami.

Field of Screams come to Subscribe to Wahoo Stadium Oct. 19 are available for $6. Children 12 tours, ticketholders may enjoy Gulf Breeze PENSACOLA – For the and under must be accompanied Halloween movies on the second year in a row, the by an adult and children two and videoboard and concessions Pensacola Blue Wahoos and younger are free. available for purchase. News Pensacola Little Theatre are Adult-Only tours will begin at Schedule for Field of teaming up to present Field 7:30PM with tickets at $20 per Screams Subscription of Screams, Terror Under the person. “Skip the Line” tickets Fri., Oct. 19 Stadium! On designated nights may be purchased for $25, 5-7PM: Family Friendly $ in October, two tours will take which will admit ticketholders 7:30-Midnight Adults Only 52 place under the stadium, one into a separate, express line with Sat., Oct. 20 per year tailored to children and families, decreased wait time. After 7:30 7:30-Midnight Adults Only the other for adults only. p.m., no one under 12 will be *No family-friendly hours Attendees will face off against admitted without an adult. Fri. Oct. 26 Senior their deepest fears as they travel Discount coupons good for $5 5-7PM: Family Friendly Discount the tunnels of Blue Wahoos off adult tours will be available 7:30-Midnight Adults Only Available! Stadium. Tickets to the event can at The Bodacious Family of Sat. Oct. 27 be purchased at BlueWahoos. Shops, Bubba’s Sweet Spot, 7:30-midnight Adults Only com and at the Blue Wahoos the Pensacola Little Theatre *No family-friendly hours Box Offi ce. Box Offi ce and select sponsor Wed. Oct. 31 Family-Friendly tours will be locations, to be announced. 5-7PM: Family Friendly Call 850-932-8986 or subscribe online open from 5-7PM and tickets In addition to haunted 7:30-Midnight Adults Only www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe credit cards cheerfully accepted FWC issues importation of specifi ed species During the Florida Fish The Executive Order includes: Beni anaconda (Eunectes P.O. Box 1414 I 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway I Harbortown Unit 35 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 and Wildlife Conservation Mongoose, meerkat (Atilax spp., beniensis) Commission Meeting on Cynictis spp., Helogale spp., Brown tree snake (Boiga Thursday, September 27, 2018, Herpestes spp., Ichneumia spp., irregularis) Director Sutton was asked Mungos spp., and Suricata spp.) DeSchauensee’s anaconda to work with Vice Chairman Indian wild dog (Cuon spp.) (Eunectes deschauenseei) October 26 at 7:30 P.M. Spottswood on a short-term Flying fox (Pteropus spp.) The FWC will be conducting PUBLIX Executive Order that would Brushtail possum (Trichosurus workshops in October 2018 and limit importation of species that vulpecula) soliciting input from citizens Beach Bowl Cup Navarre High School are being considered in future Raccoon dog (Nyctereutes through an electronic survey to rulemaking as being listed procyonoides) gather feedback regarding the “Prohibited Species.” The species Red whiskered bulbul potential listing of these species being considered are those that (Pycnonotus jocosus) as “Prohibited” in Chapter 68-5, have been found to pose a risk to Red-billed quelea/dioch F.A.C. This executive order will the environment, human health (Quelea quelea) be repealed once rulemaking and safety or economy of the Java sparrow (Padda for these species is complete. State of Florida. On October 2, [Lonchura] oryzivora) Workshop locations and rule 2018, an Executive Order (EO Pink/rosy starling (Sturnus feedback website links can be GBHS NHS 18-46) was signed that limits the [Pastor] roseus) found here: http://myfwc.com/ importation of some species of Yellow anaconda (Eunectes wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/ DOLPHINS RAIDERS nonnative wildlife. notaeus) public-workshops/. VS. HOW THE TEAMS MATCH UP OFFENSIVE LINE DOLPHINS RAIDERS

#65 Ben Petkovic/Sr. #64 Bryson Garner/Sr. Two-year starter Two-year starter at guard at center (Photo courtesy of SB Headshots)

THE BEACH BOWL CUP TROPHY HAS BEEN AWARDED SINCE 2008 RECORD: Navarre: 9 Gulf Breeze: 1 4C October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

OFFENSIVE PLAYER DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK OF THE WEEK Cooper Wesley Mann Aug. 24 Harris at Pascagoula (W 48-15) QB #12 DB #19 Aug. 31 Senior Sophomore at Catholic (W 38-21) Threw for four fi rst Had a team-high eight Sept. 7 half touchdowns in his Photos courtesy of tackles. Photos courtesy of fi rst start at Stone’s Studio P. Parsley Photography vs. Tate (W 58-25) quarterback. Sept. 14 vs. Pine Forest (L 15-27) Sept. 14 in the fi rst quarter. A 9-yard run Fort Walton scored their first points After the Vikings turned the Fort Walton answered with a Trevor Pugh caught two passes vs. Washington (W 47-14) by Christian Murphy on third- on the next drive - a 10-play drive that ball over on downs after an 1-yard touchdown run with 4:58 for 51 yards on the game’s fi nal Sept. 28 The 62-yard touchdown pass, and-4 kept the drive going. ended on a 14-yard touchdown pass. incompletion on fourth-and-2, left in the third quarter before drive. Ryland McCurdy, who SPEC. TEAM PLAYER followed by Matt Scheurich’s After getting minus-4 yards on The extra point made it 20-7 Harris connected with Deweese the Dolphins scored twice before got moved up from the junior OF THE WEEK vs. Milton (W 38-14) extra point, made it 7-0 with their fi rst two series, the Vikings with 4:48 left in the half. on a 57-yard touchdown pass. the third ended to bring on the varsity squad, completed both of 10:02 left in the fi rst quarter. picked up two fi rst down before “There were several times we Scheurich’s kick with 47 running clock. his pass attempts in that drive. The Vikings went three-and- having to punt. weren’t lined up and a couple of seconds left in the half made it Dittmer, who fi nished with Wesley Mann, playing for the Matt out on their next series before Both teams traded three-and- coverages got blown, but inside a 34-7 game. 253 yards on 19 carries, scored injured Trey Alexander (toe), led LAST GAME: Oct. 5 the Dolphins had a ‘short fi eld’ outs before Nik Deweese caught of that, Fort Walton made some The Dolphins went on a 9- on a 49-yard run with 4:40 left in the Dolphins with eight tackles. Scheurich on their next series after a 26- the fi rst of his two touchdown good plays,” Clayton said. play, 67-yard scoring drive the third quarter before scoring Tyrese Smith, London Parries yard punt return by Dittmer. passes. The 14-yard catch (the GBHS responded with a to open the second half, with from 23 yards out with 1:35 left and Kyron Evans all had six Six plays later, Harris con- PAT snap was bobbled) made pair of touchdowns before the Murphy scoring from six yards in the third quarter. each. Murphy, who had 45 yards K #33 nected with Segal on a 10-yard it 20-0 with 9:35 left in the fi rst half ended. Dittmer’s milestone out. Scheurich’s PAT made it Segal and Deweese both rushing on three carries, had fi ve touchdown pass. Scheurich’s half. GBHS didn’t face a third run came on a 63-yard run. 41-7 with 7:57 left in the third had three catches for 77 and 61 tackles, as did Bo Berens and Senior kick made it 14-0 with 6:18 left down in that drive. Scheurich’s kick made it 27-7. quarter. yards, respectively. Harrison O’Daniel. Made all seven of his extra points. Photos courtesy of P. Parsley Photography at Fort Walton (W 54-14)

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Griner is the captain Biscardi is a of the drumline. second year varsity Photos courtesy of cheerleader. P. Parsley Photography

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Photo courtesy of Joe Allmon/joegfx Photo courtesy of Joe Allmon/joegfx Ashlin Kerr (foreground) and Savanah Haynes cheer with pink Photo courtesy of Joe Allmon/joegfx Dos for Deweese Nik Deweese (back, 4) celebrates one of his two touchdown pom poms as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Christian Murphy makes a tackle in the Dolphins’ 54-14 win. catches with Jayden Skipper (left, 17) and Sam Sharp. Dolphins roll 54-14; big one with Pace next in the first quarter. A 9-yard run Fort Walton scored its first points After the Vikings turned the Fort Walton answered with a Trevor Pugh caught two passes » Continued from Page 1C by Christian Murphy on third- on the next drive - a 10-play drive that ball over on downs after an 1-yard touchdown run with 4:58 for 51 yards on the game’s final The 62-yard touchdown pass, and-4 kept the drive going. ended on a 14-yard touchdown pass. ­incompletion on fourth-and-2, left in the third quarter before drive. Ryland McCurdy, who got followed by Matt Scheurich’s After getting minus-4 yards on The extra point made it 20-7 Harris connected with Deweese the Dolphins scored twice before promoted from the junior var- extra point, made it 7-0 with their firsttwo series, the Vikings with 4:48 left in the half. on a 57-yard touchdown pass. the third ended to bring on the sity squad, completed both of his 10:02 left in the first quarter. picked up two first down before “There were several times we Scheurich’s kick with 47 running clock. pass attempts in that drive. The Vikings went three-and- having to punt. weren’t lined up and a couple of ­seconds left in the half made it Dittmer, who finished with Wesley Mann, playing for the out on their next series before Both teams traded three-and- coverages got blown, but inside a 34-7 game. 253 yards on 19 carries, scored injured Trey Alexander (toe), led the Dolphins had a ‘short field’ outs before Nik Deweese caught of that, Fort Walton made some The Dolphins went on a 9- on a 49-yard run with 4:40 left in the Dolphins with eight tackles.­ on their next series after a 26- the first of his two touchdown re- good plays,” Clayton said. play, 67-yard scoring drive the third quarter before scoring Tyrese Smith, London Parries yard punt return by Dittmer. ceptions. The 14-yard catch made GBHS responded with a to open the second half, with from 23 yards out with 1:35 left and Kyron Evans all had six Six plays later, Harris con- it 20-0 (the PAT was missed after pair of touchdowns before the ­Murphy scoring from six yards in the third quarter. each. Murphy, who had 45 yards nected with Segal on a 10-yard a bobbled snap) with 9:35 left in half ended. Dittmer’s milestone out. Scheurich’s PAT made it Segal and Deweese both rushing on three carries, had five touchdown pass. Scheurich’s the first half. GBHS didn’t face a run came on a 63-yard run. 41-7 with 7:57 left in the third had three catches for 77 and 61 tackles, as did Bo Berens and kick made it 14-0 with 6:18 left third down in that drive. ­Scheurich’s kick made it 27-7. quarter. yards, respectively. Harrison O’Daniel. GB volleyball wins two of three

By Jason Thompson Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, Gulf Breeze News© 2018 Choctaw 21-8-17: A match that [email protected] was postponed due to the threat The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin of Hurricane Gordon, Gulf volleyball team bounced back Breeze beat Choctaw in three from a three-game sweep at sets on Oct. 3. Niceville to beat both Choctaw The junior varsity won 25-8, and Washington. 25-23 and the ninth graders won GBHS (13-9) was to play 25-16, 25-7. in Mobile Tuesday (after the Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, News’ deadline), but the game Washington 19-13-14: Gulf was cancelled due to the threat of Breeze beat Washington in ­Hurricane Michael (all Santa Rosa straight sets Thursday. No addi- County events must be completed tional information was available by 5 p.m. in a release made at press time. ­Monday afternoon). Its regular District Tournament next season finale is tonight at Catholic. week: The Lady Dolphins will Gulf Breeze News will broadcast play in the four-team, District that match (6:30 p.m.) on team1s- 1-8A Tournament next week at ports.com/GulfBreezeNews. Navarre. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Niceville 25-25-25, Lady GBHS, the second seed, will T.R. Miller winner Birthday girl ­Dolphins 12-11-21: The Lady take on third-seed Tate, while Lauren Jorgenson, shown here a recent home meet, was the Carlee Amberson (back) chats with Abby Mayes, who turned 17 Eagles clinched the top seed in the the hosts will take on top-seeded winner of the T.R. Miller Invitational Saturday. during the Lady Dolphins’ win over Choctaw on Oct. 4. district tourney with a 3-0 win. Niceville.

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Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Breckin ­Bernicken sacks PHS quarterback Nate Simmons in the Dolphins’ 20- 0 win over PHS Thursday. Sim- mons had more than 200 yards of offense in the loss. Dolphin ninth graders shut out PHS, 20-0

By Jason Thompson Gulf Breeze News© 2018 [email protected] The Gulf Breeze ninth grade football team used a long kickoff return and a pair of PHS fumbles to beat the Tigers 20-0 Thursday at Dolphin Stadium. Chase Rodgerson ran the opening kickoff back 60 yards. Three plays later, Rodgerson scored from four yards out. John Irving’s kick with 9:00 left in the first quarter made it 7-0. Rodgerson had 98 yards ­rushing on 18 carries. He also caught two passes for 36 yards. Malachi Mason intercepted a Nate Simmons pass to end the next drive, but a holding and an illegal procedure call led to a GBHS punt. Simmons finished with 199 total yards (108 yards rushing, 91 yards passing). The Tigers drove inside the Dolphin 10-yard line on its next series before a Bryson Wick sack eventually led to a turnover on downs. The Tigers recovered a GBHS fumble two plays later ­before PHS turned it over on downs inside the Dolphin 10- yard line. Both teams traded turnovers on downs before the Tigers ­intercepted a Carson Hepworth pass. Two plays later, the half ended with the Dolphins lead- ing 7-0. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News PHS had four drives inside Chase Rodgerson (23) ran the opening kickoff back about 60 yards Thursday. He scored three plays later, as the Dolphins beat PHS 20-0. the Dolphin 30-yard line in the first two quarters. A bobbled punt snap by the Tigers allowed GBHS to start its initial second half series on the Tigers’ 37-yard line. After throwing a 34-yard pass to Rod- gerson on a fourth-and-17 play, Hepworth scored on a 7-yard run. The PAT failed, leaving the score 13-0 with 6:16 left in the third quarter. Kylan Schopherster recovered a PHS fumble early in the fourth quarter, leading to a 30-yard touchdown run by Hepworth with 4:17 left. Leading the defensive charge were Levi Messer, Will ­Ackenhousen and Andrew ­Carnley. Miles Patrick broke up a pair of passes, while Ethan Sawyer had a sack and a fumble recovery. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The junior varsity plays at Malachi Mason (1) runs back an interception, while Donald Buffkin (32) tries to make a special teams tackle in the Dolphins’ 20-0 win over PHS. Pace tonight at 5 p.m. gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 11, 2018 7C

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, will receive sealed bids for signs and reflective sheeting 110 material. All prices are firm for a period of one year. After one year, the GEN. MERCH County may approve the option of renewing the contract at the same or lesser price for a period not to exceed two (2) years with the agreement of - MISC. the bidder. SAWMILLS from NOTICE OF All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier only $4397.00- ACTION Blain Fowler/Gulf Breeze News MAKE & SAVE service, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite L, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received GBHS has finished in the top three of the Academic Team Championships in Matt Alt’s first two years. MONEY with your RE: The Florida Educator by 10:30 a.m. local time, on October 16, 2018, at which time bids Certificate of: own bandmill- Cut will be publicly opened. Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M lumber any di- Kevin Hosford at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. Only bids mension. In stock 1515 Lighthouse Court received by the aforestated time, date and location will be considered. All Alt logging long hours Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 bids shall be sealed and clearly labeled “BID# 19-003 – Signs and ready to ship! Reflective Sheeting Material”. Please provide the original proposal, FREE Info/DVD: Notice is hereby given to Kevin Hos- labeled “ORIGINAL”, and One (1) copy labeled “COPY” (2 total complete www.Norwood- ford, Respondent of an administra- packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format. Sawmills.com 1- tive complaint seeking disciplinary action against his Florida Educator for the students of GBHS 8 0 0 - 5 6 7 - 0 4 0 4 Certificate. This notice shall con- Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County Ext.300N stitute service of the administrative Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Continue from Page 1C of the week,” Danny Brothers, years ago at Gulf Breeze Middle complaint, which shall be filed with » ------Education Practices Commission. Questions concerning this bid should be directed to the Procurement GBHS principal said. “He cares School, prior to taking over the Department at [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. October 12th “It really wasn’t a very deeply for each and every one athletic department, he knows a 300 If Respondent wishes to respond 2018. to the administrative complaint, practical, useful weight room. It of our students and coaches number of freshmen on campus, ANNOUNCEMENTS he must contact Professional Prac- tices Services at 850/245-0438 by The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject was a mess,” he said. “I wanted participating within the 18 dif- but he is diligent about becoming any and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to Lung Cancer? And November 19, 2018. Respondent to redo the weight room, with ferent sports and 41 different acquainted with everyone on the who fails to file a written request for award the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa Age 60+? You And a hearing by this date shall waive County. new equipment. It’s now a place teams at GBHS. Coach Alt is an athletic rosters. Your Family May Be his rights, and the complaint will be where each team can turn the outstanding AD and his leader- “Each week, I’ll grab a roster Entitled To Signifi - considered by the Education Prac- Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, tices Commission for final action. national origin, sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or music up and work hard and ship is vital to the continued and pick some kids I don’t know cant Cash Award. Call 855-259-0557 LEGAL 42818 provision of service. bond as a team.” success of GBHS athletics.” from each team and bring them for Information. No Gulf Breeze News 4x 10/5/18 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Alt says the weight room It is easy to see why Gulf in to my offi ce to meet them. At Risk. No Money Out Florida. Of Pocket. — replete with new paint, eight Breeze has enjoyed such ath- fi rst, they’re wondering if they Legal Notice 43381 Gulf Breeze News 10/11/18 weight racks with new weights, letic success recently. Alt are in trouble, but as I get to ------plyo blocks and a sound sys- is a gregarious, engaging know more and more kids, they IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR tem — is used from the early personality. understand what I’m trying to do SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER PROBATE DIVISION morning hours through the early In an hour’s time prior to the and what my role as AD is.” AN ORDINANCE evening. PE classes, as well as start of school, he has walked the His day will conclude around IN RE: ESTATE OF KENNETH H. LUNDY, Deceased. The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinances by the Board athletic teams, use the facility, halls engaging nearly a dozen 11:30 p.m., Alt estimated. But of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., October which is a point of pride now on head and assistant coaches and it’s all worth it as he makes File Number: 2017-CP-0111 Division: C 25, 2018, in the Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. campus. several administrators. GBHS a success. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY; In addition to the changes, the With all of the coaches and “I want all of our kids that The administration of the estate of KENNETH H. LUNDY, AMENDING CHAPTER 23 OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA deceased, whose date of death was October 16, 2016, culture change has been swift at hundreds of athletes on Gulf come through here to have a CODE BY AMENDING SECTION 23-76 BOATING REGULATIONS is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, FOR POLYNESIAN ISLES CANALS AREA; ESTABLISHING BOATING Florida, Probate Division, File Number 2017- CP -0111, Gulf Breeze. Breeze’s rosters, it is hard for great, positive experience,” he RESTRICTIONS/REGULATIONS; REPEALING AND REPLACING the address of which is Post Office Box 472, Milton, FL ORDINANCE 2017-23 AND PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES; PROVIDING In the past two years, GBHS Alt to know everyone involved said. “I want them to look back 32572. FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, has won 13 district titles. in the program, but he makes an on their high school years and The name and address of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. “He loves sport and competition effort. say, ‘Gulf Breeze High School below. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SANTA ROSA COUNTY ORDINANCE All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who NO. 91-21 AND CHAPTER 19 SECTION 19-1 OF THE SANTA ROSA no matter the type, venue or day Since he was a teacher three was such a great experience.’” have claims or demands against decedents estate, COUNTY FLORIDA CODE, THE SANTA ROSA SHORES CANAL AND including un-matured, contingent or un-liquidated claims, CHANNEL MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENTS MUNICIPAL and who have been served a copy of this notice, must SERVICES BENEFIT UNIT, BY AMENDING SECTIONS 4 AND 5 TO file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF AUTHORIZE ASSESSMENTS TO BE USED TO FUND CANAL AND THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST CHANNEL MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS DREDGING, AND TO FUND NECESSARY CONSULTANTS, PERMITTING, Gulf Breeze High swim MITIGATION AND MONITORING COSTS AND DEBT SERVICE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE TO THEM. FOR REQUIRED FINANCING; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE All other creditors of the decedent and other persons DATE. competes in four-team meet who have claims or demands against the decedents estate, including un-matured, contingent or un-liquidated The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled claims, must file their claims with this court WITHIN meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 3 Xander Ballmann GBHS #16 Boys 200 Yard Free Relay 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if BY JASON THOMPSON PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. they decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with Gulf Breeze News© 2018 2:30.27 1 FWB-SE A 1:38.11 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual BARRED. responsibility to insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and [email protected] 4 Gareth Ferrara NICE 2:32.59 2 SWHS-SE A 1:44.79 5 John Harman NICE 2:38.55 3 GBHS A 1:47.93 for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their The Gulf Breeze High swim 7 Rami Helmi GBRZ-FL 2:41.41 Ryan Donovan, Rami Helmi, ABOVE, ANY CLAIMS FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard --- Dante Risola GBHS X2:54.85 Xander Ballmann, Payton Olson MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DEATH IS BARRED. with respect to these proposed ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who FIRST DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS: teams competed in a four-team #7 Girls 50 Yard Free 4 FWB-SE B 1:50.16 needs any accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled October 04, 2018. to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 meet Saturday in Fort Walton 1 Paris Binard FWB-SE 26.12 5 NICE A 1:53.67 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public PERSONAL 2 Sydney London GBHS 26.69 7 GBHS B 2:05.21 ATTORNEY FOR hearing. against FWB, South Walton and PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: 3 Nyah Reid NICE 26.97 Kyle Donovan, Christopher Etta B. Lundy Navarre. Results are as follows: J. Rod Cameron, Esquire LEGAL 43382 Gulf Breeze News 10/11/18 #1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 4 Sarah Marks GBHS 27.17 McChesney, Nicholas Richard- J. ROD CAMERON, PLLC 4229 Queens Ct. 5 Sarah Markwardt NICE 27.39 son, Dante Risola Florida Bar No.: 83224 Milton, FL 32571 1 GBHS A 1:54.72 5089 Highway 90 Trinity Devaney Cali Wilson 14 Hannah Goto GBHS 30.74 #17 Girls 100 Yard Back Pace, FL 32571 Legal 43371 Maren Mackey Sydney London 19 Kaylea Oliver GBHS x32.74 1 Paris Binard FWB-SE 1:03.71 (850) 995-8640 Gulf Breeze News [email protected] 2x 10/04/18 2 FWB-SE A 1:57.23 #8 Boys 50 Yard Free 2 Trinity Devaney GBHS1:05.03 LEGAL NOTICE 3 FWB-SE B 2:06.73 1 Nathniel Rudman FWB-SE 22.44 3 Nyah Reid NICE 1:05.94 2 Payton Olson GBHS 24.58 4 Lauren Shackelford FWB-SE 1:11.49 4 NICE A 2:07.64 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Notice is hereby given that the members of the Santa Rosa County Canvass- 5 SWHS-SE A 2:10.34 3 Max Johnson SWHS-SE 25.12 5 Emily Weber FWB-SE 1:12.77 CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA ing Board for the November 6, 2018 General Election, will meet at the following 6 GBHS B 2:22.06 4 Mason Hedden GBHS 26.39 7 Annelise Danielson GBHS COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION times, at the Supervisor of Elections, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite F, Milton, FL: 5 Blake Stoltz NICE 26.53 1:19.15 Lauren Flanagan, Hannah CASE NO. 15001074CAMXAX, 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Logic and Accuracy Testing of Goto, Elizabeth Quinlan, 6 Ryan Donovan GBHS 26.88 10 Lauren Flanagan GBHS 1:34.21 Voting Equipment/Tabulation. Annelise Danielson 13 Ian Ramirez GBHS x29.43 #18 Boys 100 Yard Back US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 15 Christopher McChesney 1 Stephen Speck GBHS 57.47 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 23, 2018- The canvassing of vote-by-mail bal- #2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay Plaintiff, lots will take place with the sealed vote-by-mail ballots made available for public 1 FWB-SE A 1:44.18 GBHS x30.04 2 Chris Tang FWB-SE 58.51 inspection prior to processing from 1:30-2:00pm. Verification and tabulation of 2 GBHS B 1:50.76 #9 Girls 100 Yard Fly 3 Nicholas Richardson GBHS vs. provisional ballots will take place as needed. The Canvassing Board will also 1 Cali Wilson GBHS 1:01.52 1:14.60 perform any other duties that may be prescribed by law and will reconvene as Stephen Speck, Payton Olson, MARGARET M SONES F/K/A necessary. Aiden Morgan, Mason Hedden 2 Beth Balent FWB-SE 1:04.34 4 Rami Helmi GBHS 1:18.49 MARGARET MARIE MELEI, et. al., 3 NICE A 2:00.31 3 Trinity Devaney GBHS 1:06.06 5 Collin McManus SWHS-SE ***9:00 a.m., Saturday, October 27, 2018 – Canvassing of Vote-By-Mail 4 Elizabeth Quinlan GBHS 1:09.07 1:23.76 Defendant: ballots will take place including verification and tabulation of provisional ballots 4 SWHS-SE A 2:04.49 ______/ as needed. Canvassing board will also perform any other duties that may be 5 FWB-SE B 2:12.03 5 Emily Weber FWB-SE 1:14.94 6 Dante Risola GBHS x1:29.53 prescribed by law. 6 GBHS C 2:15.97 #10 Boys 100 Yard Fly 7 Kyle Donovan GBHS x1:30.80 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 1 Nathniel Rudman FWB-SE 53.41 #19 Girls 100 Yard Breast ***2:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 31, 2018 - Canvassing of Vote-By-Mail Kyle Donovan, Ian Ramirez, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary ballots will take place including verification and tabulation of provisional ballots Wyatt Lewis, Rami Helmi 2 Aiden Morgan GBHS 56.72 1 Maren Mackey GBHS 1:11.44 Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered August 31, 2018 as needed. Canvassing board will also perform any other duties that may be #3 Girls 200 Yard Free 3 Marcus Riley FWB-SE 1:02.93 2 Emily Thompson SWHS-SE in Civil Case No. 15001074CAMXAX, of the Circuit prescribed by law. 4 Josef Quiroz FWB-SE 1:16.10 1:17.17 Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa 1 Cali Wilson GBHS 1:57.58 Rosa County, Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein US BANK ***9:00 a.m., Saturday, November 3, 2018 - Canvassing of Vote-By-Mail 2 Katie Balent FWB-SE 2:07.33 5 Daniel Franklin NICE 1:23.00 3 Beth Balent FWB-SE 1:21.09 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff and MARGARET ballots will take place including verification and tabulation of provisional ballots 3 Elizabeth Quinlan #11 Girls 100 Yard Free 4 Malia Ludwick GBHS 1:22.71 M SONES F/K/A MARGARET MARIE MELEI, et. al., are as needed. Canvassing board will also perform any other duties that may be 1 Katie Balent FWB-SE 57.20 5 Kathryn Ballard FWB-SE 1:23.56 Defendants, the Clerk of Court Donald C. Spencer, will prescribed by law. GBHS2:15.89 sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at www. 4 Natalie Vroon NICE 2:17.38 2 Sarah Marks GBHS 58.57 7 Hannah Goto GBHS 1:25.12 santarosa.realforeclose.com in accordance with Chapter ***3:00 p.m., Monday, November 5, 2018 - Canvassing of Vote-By-Mail 5 Lauren Shackelford FWB-SE 2:22.82 3 Malia Ludwick GBHS 1:00.84 #20 Boys 100 Yard Breast 45, Florida Statutes on the 16th day of November, 2018 ballots will take place including verification and tabulation of provisional ballots 4 Mckenzie Carden FWB-SE 1:01.67 1 Aiden Morgan GBHS1:04.95 at 11:00 AM on the following described property as set as needed. Canvassing board will also perform any other duties that may be 11 Devon Elliott GBHS 2:35.67 forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: prescribed by law. 12 Mara Turpin GBHS x2:35.86 5 Makena Kimball SWHS-SE 1:01.92 2 Payton Olson GBHS 1:07.35 #4 Boys 200 Yard Free 9 Annelise Danielson GBHS 3 Sebastian Moreno SWHS-SE Lot 32, Sherwood Park, according to Plat 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 6, 2018 – Election Day. (May convene earlier 1:05.84 1:07.95 recorded in Plat Book B, at Page 11, of if necessary) 1 Logan McCarroll FWB-SE 1:57.26 the Public Records of Santa Rosa County, 2 John Harman NICE 2:09.58 14 Kaylea Oliver GBHS x1:12.59 4 Marcus Riley FWB-SE 1:11.71 Florida. 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 7, 2018 – The Canvassing Board will 3 Blake Stoltz NICE 2:09.95 #12 Boys 100 Yard Free 5 Noah Franzen SWHS-SE 1:24.22 meet to reconcile the General Election. 1 Logan McCarroll FWB-SE 51.15 8 Wyatt Lewis GBHS 1:37.57 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the 4 Luke Seekamp FWB-SE 2:11.56 sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date 9:00 a.m., Friday, November 9, 2018 – Review and process any remaining 5 Gareth Ferrara NICE 2:12.56 2 Stephen Speck GBHS 51.88 #21 Girls 400 Yard Free Relay of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after provisional ballots and certify unofficial results. 6 Ryan Donovan GBHS 2:13.67 3 Luke Seekamp FWB-SE 56.19 1 GBHS A 3:49.21 the sale. 4 Mason Hedden GBHS 57.03 Maren Mackey Trinity Devaney 2:00 p.m., Friday, November 16, 2018 – The review of Overseas Ballots to 8 Christopher McChesney GBHS Lisa Woodburn, Esq. be processed. Certify official results and complete the Conduct of Election. Dur- 2:25.97 5 Max Johnson SWHS-SE 57.54 Sarah Marks Cali Wilson McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC ing the meeting the board will also be conducting the pre-audit random precinct 12 Nicholas Richardson GBHS 8 Xander Ballmann GBHS 2 FWB-SE A 4:03.06 Attorney for Plaintiff and race selection at 2:30 p.m. 1:01.39 3 FWB-SE B 4:29.96 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 2:32.49 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 20, 2018 - The manual audit will be con- #5 Girls 200 Yard IM 14 Kyle Donovan GBHS x1:12.25 4 FWB-SE C x4:37.84 Phone: (407) 674-1850 ducted. 1 Maren Mackey GBHS 2:15.06 #15 Girls 200 Yard Free Relay 5 GBHS B 4:38.72 Fax: (321) 248-0420 1 GBHS A 1:50.66 Annelise Danielson, Devon Elliott, Email: [email protected] ***Will convene at these times if necessary 2 Katelyn Vroon NICE 2:22.86 Fla. Bar No.: 11003 3 Sydney London GBHS 2:32.23 Sarah Marks, Malia Ludwick, Hannah Goto, Malia Ludwick All Canvassing Board meetings are open to the public. 4 Emily Thompson SWHS-SE 2:36.41 Elizabeth Quinlan, Sydney London #22 Boys 400 Yard Free Relay If you are a person with a disability who needs any 2 NICE A 1:56.75 1 GBHS A 3:42.56 accommodation in order to participate in a court If you have any questions or comments please contact: 5 Kathryn Ballard FWB-SE 2:44.61 proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the Supervisor of Elections Office 10 Lauren Flanagan GBHS 3 SWHS-SE A 1:57.53 Stephen Speck, Mason Hedden, provision of certain assistance. Please contact Shelia 6495 Caroline St., Ste. F 3:19.00 4 FWB-SE A 1:59.34 Xander Ballmann, Aiden Morgan Sims, Chief Deputy Court Administrator, Office of Court Milton, FL 32570 5 FWB-SE C 2:03.42 2 FWB-SE A 4:32.30 Administration at (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard Phone: 850-983-1900 #6 Boys 200 Yard IM Judicial Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 Fax: 850-983-1829 1 Sebastian Moreno SWHS-SE 9 GBHS B 2:14.30 3 GBHS B 4:37.40 working days of your receipt of this (describe notice); if 2:08.18 Mara Turpin, Kaylea Oliver, 4 FWB-SE B 4:49.76 you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. 2 Chris Tang FWB-SE 2:16.83 Lauren Flanagan, Devon Elliott 5 SWHS-SE A 4:55.10 LEGAL 43376 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/04/18 8C October 11, 2018 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Get your tickets today!

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