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Workers remove segments of the old Pensacola Bay Bridge as traffic flows north and southbound on the first of what will be two new spans (shown in the background). the old bridge will be used to create a fishing reef in the gulf of mexico. Brothers Baker Cheating scandal exposed State fines Santa Rosa Schools $700K for school days being too short years, and we have some rules. Some things that had been y am rannon at gBhS B P B Gulf Breeze News © 2019 passed many audits classified as instructional hours in the [email protected] on our calendar and past — like the classes that prepare and school instructional deliver the five minute program with Santa Rosa County has been working hours with no prob- announcements each morning over the Superintendent to with almost $700,000 less in state mon- lem. But suddenly, TV into classrooms — would no longer ies this school year than they had the last in the middle of be allowed as instructional hours, even recommend punishment school year. the school year last though there is a lot of teaching going Superintendent of Schools Tim year, we were told Superintendent on. They also require us to have recess Wyrosdick said, “The state does an au- by the auditors that tim Wyrosdick for Principal Brothers, blames a change dit on our instructional hours every few they had changed in state rules See Computers Page 2a » Asst. Principal Baker

By Pam Brannon Citizens pay for sewer lines infrastructure Gulf Breeze News © 2019 — RELATED — [email protected] gulf Breeze deserves One of the major features of the pro- “These two have installed their infra- By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze High Assistant better, page 6a Gulf Breeze News© 2019 gram got a boost at the Sept. 4 resched- structure. When it is approved, that infra- [email protected] uled City Council business meeting when structure will become the City’s and they Principal Victoria Baker changed her daughter’s grades for one members unanimously approved a STEP (the City) can sell taps to other citizens.” SChool Board Nobody wants to talk about them. No- agreement with a Navy Cove Boulevard The homeowners will not make a class for three marking periods body wants to do anything about them. resident (Samuel Lundy) and a Shoreline profit, but they stand an excellent chance last June to make sure her daugh- meeting But members of the Gulf Breeze City ter was closer to the top of her Drive resident (Rodney Sutton). of recovering the cost of the system they Tonight (Thurs., Sept. 26) Council were engaged in both — talking class ranking. Council member Randy Hebert said have borne, minus their own fee for the 6:30 p.m. and doing — for some time, to get the the City was lucky to have these two service. Superintendent Tim Wyros- Woodlawn Beach Middle city’s residents to hook up to the sewer people do it. The program works this way: dick is recommending at the School collection system and to stop using septic What they did was to accept the ini- • A property owner who is either school board meeting tonight tanks. tial financial responsibility, as private building a new home or opting to put an (Thursday) at Woodlawn Beach 1500 Woodlawn Way While no one is being forced, currently, citizens, for installing sewer main in their existing home on the sewer system un- Middle School that Baker be Gulf Breeze to give up a septic tank that is function- neighborhoods. dertakes to pay for the cost of providing fired from her administrator job. ing properly, the Septic Tank Elimination “Two years ago, (the City of Gulf the necessary infrastructure for the area Principal Danny Brothers will dation, also, for not doing more Program provides several alternatives Breeze) agreed to let private citizens put to be served. receive a five-day suspension to “prevent a conflict of interest” to accomplish the goal of making Gulf in sewer mains,” City Engineer Thomas without pay if the school board Breeze a septic tank-free community. accepts Wyrosdick’s recommen- Lambert reminded Council members. See Citizens Page 3a » See Asst. Principal Page 2a »

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Asst. principal changed daughter’s grades School BriefS multiple times; principal failed to act Debate team to visit newly constructed building. The 1974 graduating class included Her class ranking improved from 7th to 2nd Rotary Club Oct. 1 150 members. The planning committee is » Continued from Page 1A the change of grades was made without to prevent a conflict of interest by not di- The Gulf Breeze High looking for classmates to invite consulting the teacher from that class and recting the assistant principal to not handle School Debate Team will attend to the events to be held October in the grade changing. went against Gulf Breeze High School pro- the grade change issue, since it involved the Gulf Breeze Rotary Club 25th -27th. Brothers and Baker were sent letters ex- cedures. their child.” meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 1 to For further information con- plaining the actions, with the head of the Principal Danny Brothers evidently The second point in the letter to Brothers provide a live, unscripted, no- tact Julie Marshall by email; letter saying they were hand delivered, knew the assistant principal planned to listed “Failure to communicate with sub- topic-notice debate. [email protected] or certified and “personal and confidential” change the grades, according to the certi- ordinates.” That is where the letter seems Led by the Debate Team visit the Facebook page: GBHS — even though copies of the letter are pub- fied, personal and confidential letter he to indicate that Brothers knew about the Captain Peyton Redmyer, the Class Reunion 1974. lished as part of the school board agenda’s received that was published in the agenda assistant principal’s intent to change the debaters will get their topic just background materials for the public. back-up materials. Wyrosdick said in the grades, with the letter outlining: “Based on a few minutes prior to taking the Baker’s letter outlined that at the Sept. letter that he planned to recommend Broth- the conversation in March with the teacher floor and showing their debat- Belmont University 26 meeting, Wyrosdick planned to recom- ers receive a five-day suspension without about being uncomfortable, then in June ing skills. These young debaters draws record 8,481 mend an unpaid suspension between that pay from Oct. 11 to Oct. 18 since he com- when approached with the request contrary are already award-winners in meeting and the next school board meeting mitted violations of Principals of Profes- to what you believed the teacher’s decision Florida. Students for Fall on Oct. 10. sional Conduct for Educators under the would be, you failed to consult with the Gulf Breeze Rotary Club Then, at the Oct. 10 meeting, Wyrosdick Florida Administrative Code and violations teacher prior to or after the grade change. meets at the Andrews Athletic NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Sar- said he would recommend her “adminis- of school board policy rules. Your statement indicated you believed the Performance Center on Tues- ah Brown of Navarre and Ser- trative contract be terminated for cause,” Brothers’ violations were listed as “Fail- assistant principal would follow school days at 7 a.m. ena Carpenter of Gulf Breeze beginning Oct. 11. The letter said she had ure to Prevent Conflict of Interest.” The policy regarding grade changes with the were among those in Belmont University’s record-breaking committed “violations of Principals of Pro- letter explained that in March 2019, ac- teacher being consulted.” GBHS Class of fessional Conduct for Educators” under the cording to what a teacher stated and what The letter said Brothers should have enrollment number as the Uni- state’s administrative code. Brothers verified during the investigation, had a “follow-up conversation” with the 1974 planning versity welcomed 8,481 students Baker’s violations were listed in the let- a teacher had been approached by the as- teacher to make sure the assistant principal 45th reunion to campus this fall, tripling the 2,796 students enrolled in 2000 ter, citing “from your own statements and sistant principal’s child requesting a “deal” had communicated with the teacher. Both Gulf Breeze High School and marking a 57 percent in- witness statements that June 6 you changed relating to a first semester average grade letters were signed by their recipients. The opened in 1970 with approxi- crease in the last decade alone. grades for multiple assignments for the 1st, change if the student performed well dur- administrators were told they each had 15 mately 450 students. The class This marks Belmont’s 19th 2nd, and 3rd marking periods in a specific ing the second semester. The letter said the days to ask for an appeal. of 1974 was among the first consecutive year of record en- course for a specific student (your daugh- teacher came to Brothers in March saying After the school board takes a vote on class to attend four years at the ter).” The letter said the investigation she felt “uncomfortable” allowing the stu- accepting the recommendations of Wyros- rollment.. showed the purpose of the action was to dent the opportunity of a grade change, es- dick, the district has 30 days to inform the effect an increase in the student’s overall pecially because the student was the child Office of Professional Practices concerning semester average. The grade change in- of the assistant principal. the educators’ violations. creased her daughter’s class ranking from “You had knowledge of the teacher be- That office could decide to take more seventh to second. It also pointed out that ing uncomfortable with the idea. You failed disciplinary actions. 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By Troy Moon, gional Colleges South ranking, Meadows said retention and tion. But that figure only rep- Pensacola sTaTe college which includes private and pub- graduation rates were improved resents the median of graduates lic schools. “through enhanced student sup- owing debt; not the median of all No college or university in The college also was named port services and streamlined graduates. The report shows that the United States — public, pri- the top regional college in Flor- admission and advising pro- 93 percent of Pensacola State vate, big, small, hoity, plain or ida for veterans, and the ninth- cesses.” students graduate debt-free. toity — sends its graduates off best school for veterans for re- The rankings prove, Meadows Student loan debt for college with less debt per student than gional colleges in the South. said, that Pensacola State “is one and university students nation- Pensacola State College. Pensacola State President Ed of the best colleges not just in wide is estimated to be $1.6 tril- That’s just one highlight for Meadows was thrilled, but not Florida, but in the South. And lion. But at a time when student Pensacola State from the cov- surprised, to learn of the positive I’m very proud that our students debt has been labeled a “crisis” eted and anticipated U.S. News rankings. aren’t (financially) burdened like by many and has even become & World Report’s “Best Col- “We’ve made a lot of improve- students at other institutions.” a priority for some Democrats lege” rankings, released Mon- ments, and worked hard over the Using data from the U.S. running for president, Pensac- day, Sept. 9. past five years to continue to Department of Education, U.S. ola State grads’ median debt, PSC was also the top-ranked improve retention and gradua- News and World Report listed coupled with the high rankings public regional college in Flor- tion rates,’’ Meadows said. “And the median student debt for Pen- in other categories, is just more ida, and the third-ranked public we’ve worked to make sure we sacola State graduates in 2017 evidence to some students they regional college in the South. have programs that are meeting was $3,500, which tied Broward made the right choice in educa- PSC was ranked 26th in the Re- the local workforce needs.” College for the lowest in the na- tion. Adopt-a-Pet Computers won’t be replaced as regularly Fall in Love! » Continued from Page 1A ley-Navarre Middle and Woodlawn Middle the school year, but nothing worked. Schools. They also chose East Milton El- That’s when they were informed they Mega Adoption Event time and were counting that as instructional ementary. The elementary schools are only would be losing money for the next school but took the instructional time away from required to provide 720 instructional hours, year — the time they are now in. SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. recess, even though we still are required to and East Milton did not have any violations. “They took away about $680,000 for Pensacola Fairgrounds have it in the schedule, which takes away However, all the other schools — the high this school year. We did add some min- 20+ Rescue Organizations from class time. It hit us like as bomb in the schools and middle schools — did not meet utes to the classroom schedules, and we middle of a school year in progress.” the 900 instructional hour requirement un- did some other things, like with our tech- The audit on instructional hours is done der the new rules. nology. We usually have a schedule of re- by the State Department of Education and “We have been operating under the same placing computers every six years, and we involves different schools each year, so last bell schedules for the last several years and changed that to every seven years so we Brought To You By year, Escambia County was not audited, for have always passed the audits,” Wyrosdick put off buying some new computers this example. When the audit is done, different said. “We were not informed about any year, as one example. 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850-934-1797 Business Vacation Extended Stay HIGHPOINTE.COM gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 26, 2019 3A Citizens can ‘tap in’ to sewer lines Calendar of Meetings » Continued from Page 1A of a desire to build a new home In the case of the Navy Cove ers with failed septic systems Thursday, September 26 that must be served by sewer or Boulevard agreement, there are must switch over to the sewer • The City inspects the work because of a septic tank failure 14 lots in play and taps will cost system. City of Gulf Breeze Police Pension Board of Trustees and issues approval. (the public health department property owners $2,878.95 per Once these two property 9 a.m., 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze • The property owner trans- mandates that, in such failure lot, in addition to applicable im- owners (and any other property fers to the City ownership, op- scenarios, the property owner pact fees and other fees. owners throughout the city who Santa Rosa County Regular Commission Meeting eration and maintenance of the must move to a sewer system). On Shoreline Drive, the new decide to take part in the pro- 9 a.m., 6495 Caroline St., Milton infrastructure installed in the • The City will then collect a forcemain can provide service gram as initial infrastructure rights of way that connect to fee for the infrastructure from for up to 25 new residential lots, support) have their costs repaid, City of Gulf Breeze Capital Trust Agency a control valve installed at the these new customers and will with the cost for each connec- minus their own fees, no addi- noon, 315 Fairpoint Dr., Gulf Breeze owner’s property line. remit the fees paid to the prop- tion $2,419.45, plus impact fees tional funds from new taps will • The City anticipates that erty owners who bore the cost and other fees. be assigned to them. Santa Rosa County Commission Special – Rezoning approximately 50 percent of of installing the original sewer Property owners are not only To learn more about the 6 p.m., 6495 Caroline St., Milton the lots listed in the neighbor- infrastructure, until such time, free to, but are encouraged to, STEP program, contact the City hood will, within a 10-year pe- within the 10 year period, as make the change from septic to of Gulf Breeze Public Services Santa Rosa County School Board riod, connect to that sewer line that person’s costs are covered, sewer as soon as possible, but Department at (850) 934-5108 6:30 p.m., 1500 Woodlawn Way, Gulf Breeze (because of a desire to switch minus the fee for his or her own at the current time, only new or make contact at PublicSer- from septic to sewer, because tap. construction owners and own- [email protected]. Friday, September 27 Gulf Breeze Optimist Club 7 a.m., 1110 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze Dry conditions lead to fire danger Tuesday, October 1 High temperatures and a lack of precipi- tation in recent weeks created very dry fuel Santa Rosa County Marine Advisory Committee conditions and high fire danger in areas 5 p.m., 6495 Caroline St., Milton throughout Gulf Islands National Seashore. No burn bans are initiated at this time, but Republican Club of Santa Rosa County visitors should use extreme caution when 6:30 p.m., 5248 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze using fire rings, picnic area charcoal grills and camp stoves. Park staff and regional Wednesday, October 2 wildland fire managers are closely watch- The Gulf Breeze Toastmasters ing conditions. National Park is Noon, 555 Fairpoint Dr., Gulf Breeze All campfires, charcoal grills or camp warning stoves should only be used in designated ar- of dry eas that are free from combustible materials conditions such as dry grass, leaf litter and pine nee- that could lead to dles. Fires should be attended at all times wildfire. and completely extinguished prior to leav- ing the site. Visitors should only smoke in If dry weather continues, the park restricts efforts by the National Seashore to reduce areas that are free from combustible fuels all open fires, including campfires, charcoal the risk of wildland fire through prescribed and ensure that the cigarette is completely grills and camp stoves. Any restrictions will burns in the Naval Live Oaks Area help cur- FLASHBACKS extinguished and disposed of properly. be posted on the park’s website and social tail the risk to life, property, and resources Fireworks are always strictly prohibited in media accounts. To report a wildfire in the in the event of a wildfire but cannot prevent all areas of the National Seashore. National Seashore, please call 911. Recent them entirely. September 26 1 Year ago this week – 2018 Santa Rosa County Commission approved plans for three Gulf Breeze developments. There are 141 lots proposed Two vehicles burglarized Friday night for Heather’s Place Phase 2, which is 0.3 miles north of Hwy. 98 on Bergren Road. Also approved were 25 lots at Monday, Sept. 16 • A traffic stop for Gulf Breeze Jordy Oaks and 12 lots at Soundside Shores. • A traffic stop for equipment speeding led to the arrest violation led to the arrest of the Police of the driver, Erin Mi- 5 Years ago this week – 2014 driver a 58-year-old Navarre chelle Aeppli, 42 of Red- A reported water spout forced students at several south end man for an outstanding war- rePort wood Lane for DUI. schools to run for cover inside after school officials reported rant. Sunday Sept. 22 seeing the formation near West Navarre Intermediate School. Tuesday, Sept. 17 • Death investigation – natu- • A vehicle crash led Kliesch Aeppli • A traffic stop for failing ral to the arrest of Dewayne 10 Years ago this week – 2009 to stop at a red light led to the • A disturbance between boy- Smith, 57 of Pensacola The Gulf Breeze City Council implemented an 8 percent nalia. arrest of the driver, Damien friend and girlfriend led to the for DUI. water and sewer rate increase for South Santa Rosa Utility Kliesch, 28 of Congress St., arrest of the a 44-year-old Ar- • A 30-year-old Destin man Services (SSRUS) customers living in the 32563 zip code. for driving with a suspended nold, Missouri man for crimi- Friday, Sept. 20 was arrested for an outstanding license – habitual and an out- nal mischief. He damaged the • Pocketbook found at post warrant after a traffic stop for an standing warrant. girlfriend’s vehicle. office; returned to owner, equipment violation. • An homeless man, 65,. • Family disturbance led to • Wallet found at Community • A male was reported turned himself in for an out- the arrest of the juvenile for Center; returned to owner. slumped over a vehicle’s wheel standing out-of-state warrant. battery (domestic violence) and • Vehicle burglary reported in Whataburger parking lot. The • A suspicious person call led criminal mischief. at a home in the 400 block of occupant, Shawn Smith, 32 of to the arrest of that a 30-year- Warwick. Greenbriar Rd., was arrested for old Pensacola woman for out- Thursday, Sept. 19 • Burglary of unlocked vehi- possession of a controlled sub- standing warrants. • A traffic stop for failure to cle in the 300 block of Loruna. stance without a prescription wear seat belt led to the citation script and drug paraphernalia. 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FELONIES September 26 September 30 9/16/19 Markie Esqueda Julie Brackx Leffel, Stanley Louis, W/ Ryan O’Hara John Childers M, 54, 4800 block, Martina Way, Gulf Breeze, larceny Darlene Hurst Scott Finelli Tina Scott Scott Jacobsen 9/17/19 Leah Williams Shawn Keenan Bucy, Jocelyn Madison, W/F, 33, 1000 block, Sanibel Chris Rhodes II Lane, failure to appear Kliesch, Damien Glenn, Leffel Simmons D. Smith S. Smith Valdez September 27 Samantha Tsuji B/M, 28, 5900 block, Congress Tara Bass St., Gulf Breeze, habitual a deadly weapon without intent to suspended license M, 35, 1200 block, Redwood Ln., driving with suspended license kill, battery (by strangulation) Gulf Breeze, DUI James Martel October 1 Nobrega, Dylan Brady, W/ 9/23/19 Laura Murphy Francis McCabe M, 20, 1800 block, Hondo Trail, 9/20/19 Simmons, Tracy Annett, B/ 9/21/19 Bob Newell Fred Printiss Gulf Breeze, drug possession Mayhugh, Shawn Allen, W/ F, 50, 8400 block, Holley Hills M, 36, 2000 block, Church St., Cir., Navarre, cruelty toward a Moore, Edward Brandon, Beverly Vaughn 9/18/19 Gulf Breeze, heroin trafficking child (without great bodily harm) W/M, 39, 8600 block, Estrada Kimmons, Kody Arness, W/ McCarary, Joey Eric, W/ Smith, Shawn Marcus, W/ St., Navarre, DUI September 28 M, 32, 1000 block, Harbor Ln., M, 46, 8100 block, Fourth St., M, 32, 3400 block, Greenbrier Routh, Reno Allen, W/M, Trevor Compton October 2 Gulf Breeze, larceny Navarre, probation violation Ct., Gulf Breeze, drug equipment 25, 1600 block, Guam Ln., Gulf Kellie Krueger Thomas Bosworth possession Breeze, DUI 9/19/19 9/22/19 Ashley Williams Charles Esche Pierce, Williard Corey, W/ Brewer, Logan Daniele, W/ DUIs 9/22/19 Leo Flanagan M, 49, 8400 block, Nevada St., F, 23, 2000 block, Sunvista Ln., 9/17/19 Aeppli, Erin Michelle, W/F, Navarre, drug possession Navarre, drug possession Borgese, Samantha Lee, 42, 1100 block, Red Wood Ln., September 29 Patrick Macauley Valdez, Damian Michael, Smith, Dewayne Carlton, W/F, 29, 1500 block, Oakhill Gulf Breeze, DUI Ruthie Nurnberger Heidi Ward H/M, 30, 2700 block, Rosemont W/M, 57, 000 block, S. Jamaica Rd., Gulf Breeze, DUI Dr., Navarre, conditional release St,. Pensacola, drug equipment Ryker Wilkins violation, aggravated assault with possession, habitual driving with Davidson, Jesse Collins, W/ Joseph Wohlmuth Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Leo Flanagan • October 2 Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two tickets to Pensacola Little Theatre or Bellingrath Gardens or a one year subscription to Gulf Breeze News. Winner must pick up the voucher at the Gulf Breeze News Office by Oct. 15. Register your birthday on our Facebook page or email us at: [email protected] 4A September 26, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Don’t depend on CTA to fund the City, investment guru advises

By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News© 2019 [email protected] “Because of markets and changes, Ed Gray, former Gulf Breeze mayor and we never know if what we have been longtime manager of Gulf Breeze Finan- cial Services and Capital Trust Agency, had doing will be something we can some words of advice for the current Gulf continue to do.” City of Gulf Breeze Breeze City Council at a recent meeting. 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 • His opening remark: “This is my 25th — Ed Gray PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 year to advise you not to live off this mon- Manager of Gulf Breeze Financial Services At its regular meeting held on Monday, July 1, 2019, the ey.” and Capital Trust Agency Gulf Breeze City Council adopted Resolution No. 15-2019, • His closing remark: “Make hay while which determined that maintenance dredging improvements the sun shines.” Gray. Gray noted at the business session that will be made to Hoffman Bayou and will be funded by a His financial wisdom relates to the two GBFS was originally created to manage the income stream from the two sources has special assessment levied on properties adjacent to the bayou. The improvements will provide for the improved programs he has been instrumental in devis- many of the City’s income-producing loan grown through the years, with sustained WLGDOÁRZRI ZDWHULQWRWKHED\RXIURP3HQVDFROD%D\DQG ing and managing for Gulf Breeze citizens. programs, but it has always been clear that revenues and some windfall money gener- Programs that have delivered formidable for boats to pass through the bayou and its channel. The funding from those sources would become ated by closing some transactions. improvement will primarily take place at the entrance to benefits to the City through the years. extinct after 30 years, as the loans were “As long as the bond market is strong After deciding to leave politics in 1992, Hoffman Bayou and the spoils will deposited upland behind paid off. and it makes good financial sense, there 310 North Sunset Boulevard. Gray began using his financial expertise to That has now happened — although the should be a good, steady income for the manage and expand first one, and then two, end was delayed a few years by an official foreseeable future,” he said at the Coun- As shown on the attached preliminary assessment roll, loan programs that have put communities in extension. cil session. “But because of markets and the special assessment is anticipated to cost $553.76 per touch with below market rates for smaller Income flowing into GBFS from the changes, we never know if what we have SURSHUW\ RZQHU DQG ZLOO EH SDLG LQ ÀYH   HTXDO \HDUO\ cities, counties and other public entities. He 1985 governmental loan entity has fully been doing will be something we can con- LQVWDOOPHQWVWRJHWKHUZLWKLQWHUHVWDWWKHUDWHRI ÀYHSHUFHQW was officially hired by the City to continue matured, and no more funds are being de- tinue to do. We have seen tremendous vol-   SHU DQQXP RQ WKH XQSDLG SULQFLSDO EDODQFH  7KH to assist in that effort in 2002. rived from the program. It will officially ume the last two years, unlike anything I assessment may be paid without interest at any time within Gulf Breeze Financial Services, founded cease to exist in 2020. have ever seen before, but it can’t sustain WKLUW\  GD\VDIWHUWKHLPSURYHPHQWVDUHFRPSOHWHGDQG a resolution accepting the same has been adopted by the in 1985, and Capital Trust Agency, dat- In 1999, seeing that the 1985 GBFS pro- itself,” he warned, tying together his advice City Council. If the yearly installments are not paid when ing from 1999, have contributed in excess gram would mature some day, Gray and to avoid becoming dependent on the funds due, there shall be added to any such past due installments of $30 million to the City of Gulf Breeze. others seeking an additional funding source but to make them work hard for the City DSHQDOW\DWWKHUDWHRI RQHSHUFHQW  SHUPRQWKXQWLO Those funds have made a huge difference for the City of Gulf Breeze created CTA as while they are available. in the City’s bottom line when it comes to paid. All amounts received by the City in full or partial an alternative financing agency. City Manager Samantha Abell noted that VDWLVIDFWLRQRI WKHDVVHVVPHQWVKDOOEHDSSOLHGÀUVWWRWKH balancing the General Fund each year. Since that time, it has successfully closed not only do funds from the two programs Having the income generated by GBFS payment of interest and penalties and then to the payment approximately $3 billion in financing that help balance the budget, but without help of the principal sum. An assessment plat showing the area and CTA has helped keep the millage rate now provides $1 million per year in con- from CTA, the multi-use pathway and wet- among the lowest in the state, while making WREHDVVHVVHGWKHSODQVDQGVSHFLÀFDWLRQVIRUWKHSURSRVHG tributions to the City’s General Fund. This lands boardwalk trail project that has been improvements, and the estimated costs of the proposed it possible to meet a variety of needs. year, in fact, it will be delivering $1.4 mil- a priority goal for Gulf Breeze for some LPSURYHPHQWV DUH RQ ÀOH ZLWK WKH &LW\ &OHUN DQG PD\ EH Property taxes are about half what they lion, and it is going strong, with no built-in years and is about to come into fruition inspected Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 would have been otherwise, according to end date. would not be possible. a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. A Public Hearing will be held on Monday, October 21, UF/IFAS to hold free green infrastructure workshop 2019, 5:30 p.m., at Gulf Breeze City Hall for the purpose of hearing from affected property owners and other interested Residents can learn about prac- will take place in Gulf Breeze and Florida to benefit communities. persons on the propriety and advisability of proceeding with the special assessment of properties for the costs, manner of tices aimed at mitigating flood Milton from 6-7:15 p.m. UF/IFAS After the educational session, payment and the amount to be assessed against each property risks and improving water qual- Extension and research faculty participants can provide input on for the maintenance dredging improvements being made to ity at two community workshops, have partnered with the county’s places where flooding is common Hoffman Bayou. If the Council decides to proceed with the co-hosted by University of Florida staff to educate the public and gain and where water quality is im- assessment project after hearing from the public, the Council faculty and Santa Rosa County feedback on implementing such paired. This feedback will help de- will immediately convene as a Board of Equalization to hear Extension. strategies in the area. cide areas where researchers will any and all complaints about the special assessment and to “Low-impact development and The workshop will occur on collect runoff and water quality adjust and equalize the assessment on the basis of justice and ‘green infrastructure’ are ways to Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Tiger Point data for the next two years and test right. improve communities’ resiliency Community Center at 1370 Tiger the benefits of green infrastructure to wet-weather impacts,” said Park Lane in Gulf Breeze. on flooding and water quality us- 4XHVWLRQVRUFRPPHQWVSULRUWRWKH3XEOLF+HDULQJDQG Eban Bean, an assistant professor Bean and Matthew Deitch, an ing computer simulations. Results %RDUG RI  (TXDOL]DWLRQ PHHWLQJ VKRXOG EH GLUHFWHG WR WKH of urban water resources at UF assistant professor of watershed will be shared at future workshops Director of Community Services, Shane Carmichael at 850- in Gainesville. “Features such as management at the UF/IFAS West and will guide future projects to 934-5109. rain gardens, vegetative swales, Florida Research and Education reduce flooding and improve wa- Legal 46160 Gulf Breeze News 3x 09-19-19, 09-26-19, 10-10-19 permeable pavement, green roofs Center in Milton, will lead the ter quality in Santa Rosa County. and rain barrels can be designed to discussion about urban runoff and Online registration is recom- poncho. reduce flooding and improve wa- water quality in the Panhandle, as mended at freeworkshop.event- For more information, contact City of Gulf Breeze ter quality.” well as describe how green infra- brite.com. The first 50 attendees Matt Deitch at (850) 983-7131 or 1070 Shoreline Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 A workshop hosted in October structure has been used throughout will receive an emergency rain [email protected]. PHONE: (850) 934-5100 • FAX: (850) 934-5114 At its regular meeting held on Monday, July 1, 2019, the Gulf Breeze City Council adopted Resolution No. 23-2019, which determined that maintenance dredging improvements Quitting smoking is better than any cough syrup and the construction of certain shoreline protection structures will be made to Woodland Bayou and will be DEAR DR. ROACH: My ziness and falls. Readers may email questions funded by a special assessment levied on properties adjacent daughter smokes. She doesn’t *** to ToYourGoodHealth@med. to the bayou. The improvements will provide for the have COPD now, but last spring DR. ROACH WRITES: cornell.edu. 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PATIO FURNITURE WREHDVVHVVHGWKHSODQVDQGVSHFLÀFDWLRQVIRUWKHSURSRVHG cough for three months in each amount of work the heart needs *** THAT WILL NOT RUST! improvements, and the estimated costs of the proposed of two successive years. to do. Dr. Roach regrets that he is REPAIRS • RESLING • RESTRAP LPSURYHPHQWV DUH RQ ÀOH ZLWK WKH &LW\ &OHUN DQG PD\ EH inspected Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 The second piece of advice Calcium in bone is used unable to answer individual let- 3790 West Navy Blvd. is that quitting before there are structurally, where it combines ters, but will incorporate them (850) 456-2477 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL serious symptoms is the best with other ions to form hy- in the column when possible. www.patiofreedom.com 32561. time to quit. Although the body droxyapatite, the mineral that A Public Hearing will be held on Monday, October 21, has some ability to recover from keeps bones hard and strong. 2019, 5:30 p.m., at Gulf Breeze City Hall for the purpose of the effects of chronic cigarette The mechanism for calcium en- hearing from affected property owners and other interested smoke, there is a degree of per- try into bone cells is very differ- persons on the propriety and advisability of proceeding with manent damage in long-term ent. Calcium channel blockers the special assessment of properties for the costs, manner of smokers. Quitting greatly slows do not affect mineralization of payment and the amount to be assessed against each property down the rate of ongoing dam- the bone, nor do they increase for the maintenance dredging improvements being made to age to the lungs and reduces the the risk for osteoporosis. Woodland Bayou. If the Council decides to proceed with the risk of having lifelong symp- One group found that peo- assessment project after hearing from the public, the Council toms of shortness of breath and ple on calcium channel block- will immediately convene as a Board of Equalization to hear cough. ers may have a slightly higher any and all complaints about the special assessment and to Quitting smoking will do risk of fractures; however, that adjust and equalize the assessment on the basis of justice and more good than any cough syr- was thought to be due to an in- right. up can. creased number of falls, espe- 4XHVWLRQVRUFRPPHQWVSULRUWRWKH3XEOLF+HDULQJDQG *** cially in the elderly. Physicians %RDUG RI  (TXDOL]DWLRQ PHHWLQJ VKRXOG EH GLUHFWHG WR WKH DEAR DR. ROACH: Does need to take care not to use too 'LUHFWRURI 3XEOLF6HUYLFHV6KDQH&DUPLFKDHODW taking Norvasc or any calcium much medication, especially 5109. channel blocker reduce or de- ones that dilate blood vessels, stroy the calcium in the bones, as they can increase risk of diz- Legal 46159 Gulf Breeze News 3x 09-19-19, 09-26-19, 10-10-19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 26, 2019 5A Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘The Goldfinch’ Pensacola Seafood Sometimes literary ambitions just ain’t enough . . . Festival is this weekend Savor delicious seafood and at 11 p.m. Saturday will start an enjoy the historic surroundings hour earlier and close the same Back in 1975, I re- of downtown Pensacola dur- as Friday. Sunday’s hours will member both (1) enjoy- ing the 42nd Annual Pensacola be shorter, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ing the ultimate Summer Seafood Festival, produced by This year’s festival will Blockbuster that is Steven Fiesta Pensacola. feature a plethora of seafood Spielberg’s very first, in- The free three-day festival dishes and other delicious fes- disputably classic movie will take place Sept. 27-29 in tival fare. — the mega-monster be- downtown Pensacola’s Seville Treat your taste buds to a hemoth “Jaws” — and Square, Fountain Park and variety of cuisine prepared by (2) wondering exactly Bartram Park. Bring the entire carefully selected food vendors what it was that made it family for a weekend filled bordering the park along Gov- so perfectly resonant, so with a variety of foods, arts ernment and Alcaniz Streets. completely dominant and a lot of plot, and a few decades universally praised and crafts and live entertain- We will feature a Gulf to Table definitive, of the pop cultural of complex, multiple character (some found it to be too ment. area where local restaurants consciousness of that time. arcs and psychological shifts and broad and thought the The festival will open on will prepare tapas size portions I, like a lot of folks, I would developments in this sprawling overly complex narra- most critics hated it. Friday at 11 a.m. and will close of their signature recipes. guess, got my hands on the novel. tive encumbered and distracted As for me, I think “The Gold- source material, Peter Bench- It is, just like Stephen King’s from its central theme’s impact) finch” was pretty decent. I stayed ley’s 1974 novel, also called “It” book, an honest-to-God almost all book critics appreciat- awake for its whole two-and-a “Jaws,” to try to get some sort “epic,” and not only because ed author Tartt’s gift with flow- -half-hour length, and I think I of loose grip, some sort of ba- “The Goldfinch” is a very long ing, poetic imagery and the skill understood its ambitious inten- sic understanding, of what this piece of prose. demonstrated by her seamlessly tions, even as I could see, very freakish phenomenon was really Also, just as significantly, built scene structures. clearly, that it wasn’t all quite all about. Donna Tartt’s work here is a According to many critics, all coming together as smoothly What I found out by read- highly ambitious statement that florid, beautiful prose could and coherently as it might have. ing the novel, however, only about the enduring importance not be properly represented Sometimes, for me, I guess, expanded the mystery and con- of being an authentic person, here, and this movie completely artistic ambition can be enough, fusion. The book the movie is and how great art is precious, misses its high target. It might as long as all the other elements based on is very different than specifically because it can (and even be among the worst movies (the acting, the expert/genius Spielberg’s film. fully deserves to) endure beyond of 2019, some of these profes- Roger Deakins cinematography) In retrospect, it makes a little the time of any single human sional pundits are saying. And are at least competently ren- more sense to me now. Peter life. “The Goldfinch” is not a that’s pretty sad. dered. Benchley’s book is fun, trashy light read. If this movie could have con- In wild contrast to all this, pulp, and Steven Spielberg’s It wants you to contemplate veyed its message, as deeply next week I anxiously await re- “Jaws” is a very smart and styl- and appreciate what it is trying and resonantly as its book did, viewing “Hustlers,” a Jennifer ish piece of pop art. The movie to say. And, just like the great art not only could this have been Lopez vehicle about nasty strip- is, objectively, just much better it celebrates, the book and the a serious Oscar contender for pers stealing millions of dollars Friday, Sept. 27, thru Wednesday, Oct. 2 than the source material it is (oh, story have some serious ambi- next year (as it so obviously ap- from their ugly, exploitative, so loosely) based upon. tions — they aim to endure and peared to be positioning itself to heartless Johns. AbominAble (PG) 12:30 • 1:30 • 3:00 • 4:00 • And then there’s “The Gold- be embraced by smart, sophisti- be by its studios), it might have Oddly, this movie was very 5:15 • 6:15 • 7:30 • 8:30 finch,” a close to 800-page Pulit- cated, sensitive people for many endured as a movie classic in its well received, both critically and Ad AstrA (PG-13) 12:40 • 3:30 • 6:10 • 8:40 zer Prize winning, heavy family years to come. own right. Oh well. commercially, despite its low- downton Abbey (PG) 12:20 • 3:30 • 6:10 • 8:40 drama book from 2013. There is Although the book wasn’t It’s long, it’s “serious,” and brow ambitions. 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„Saturday, Sept. 28, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. WASTE TIRE AMNESTY DAY 6A September 26, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze charter amendments Your Community Newspaper On the deserve your support On October 8th, in addition September 23rd. But they Spot: to voting on the proposed ½ per- cannot adopt any procedures cent increase in the County sales that conflict with the rigid, tax, City of Gulf Breeze voters outdated language of the will be asked to vote on two 1961 charter unless the vot- amendments to the City Charter, ers remove the old language which outlines how our City is to from the City Charter. P.O. Box 1414 be organized and how it should If you decided to 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway operate.. Issue Two – Elections try a week-long Harbourtown Unit #35 The Gulf Breeze City Charter dollar limits. This is in conflict with cur- was adopted in 1961, and now, 58 years rent governmental “best practices” which diet in which you Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 The 1961 Charter specifies that the City later, it is showing its age and is in conflict recommend such bid procedures and dol- of Gulf Breeze perform all election duties could only eat one Office: (850) 932-8986 with current governmental “best practices.” lar limits be specified in a Purchasing Poli- such as preparing the ballots, etc. However, Fax: (850) 932-8794 The two proposed changes are in response cies Manual adopted by City Ordinance the City now contracts with the Santa Rosa “menu item” for to recommendations from an audit of the (not by the City Charter). A YES vote County Supervisor of Elections to do these www.gulfbreezenews.com City by the Florida Auditor General. will delete the rigid language of the 1961 procedures, at a substantial savings to City every meal on all Charter, and enable the City Council to set taxpayers. A YES vote will delete the out- seven days, what Issue One – Purchasing Policies these policies through public hearings and dated language from the City Charter and an Ordinance. codify the current arrangement with the would it be? The 1961 Charter contains very specific The City is currently reviewing its Pur- Santa Rosa Supervisor of Elections. language regarding contracts and spending chasing Policy and Procedures Manual, based on the then current bid practices and and the first public workshop was held Jim Cox is a resident of Gulf Breeze. By Glenda Caudle PUBLISHER/EDITOR Gulf Breeze News Lisa Newell [email protected]

SPORTS EDITOR If you have a beef, Jason Thompson pull up a chair NEWS REPORTER Glenda Caudle To read last week’s editorial, (Don’t leather.” No Italian give a blank check to Gulf Breeze govern- leather in sight. ment on Oct. 8,” Gulf Breeze News, Sept. A poor quality able chairs which are causing them to seek 19) you may believe there is unchecked chair can result in a lot of complaining on SALES out the negative aspects of our city gov- spending at the City of Gulf Breeze. Why, the low end and higher medical bills on Lisa Newell ernment, rather than contributing to im- according to the writer, those fat cats at the high end. A good chair is an important proving our city in a positive manner. City Hall are luxuriating on $10,000 worth part of board member satisfaction. “Country fried steak and gravy.” In any case, the expenditures of the of Italian leather chairs. Satisfied board members deliver better Eric Gaytan OFFICE MANAGER city for chairs rises above the accusations We admit, the complaint did not register customer service. Good customer service Pensacola implied in the editorial, and Gulf Breeze Laura Jones with the editorial staff of the Gulf Breeze makes citizens happier. So you see, a new News should have done a better job fact News before it was published. However, chair goes a long way to solve a multitude checking before it was printed. several people have pointed out our error of problems. ART DIRECTOR What is your opinion? We are happy to and say we should have challenged the Perhaps there are some people in our publish your response. Email news@gulf- Barbara Crossland fact before allowing it to be put into print. community who are sitting in uncomfort- breezenews.com/ Here is what we found out. A search of “Italian leather office GRAPHIC DESIGN chairs” returned a range of chairs and Blain Fowler styles beginning at $215 each. The thrifty folks here at Gulf Breeze News, your community newspaper, routinely purchase CONTRIBUTORS office chairs on sale for $199. We discov- Betty Archer Allen ered from checking the city’s invoice that “Chicken casserole.” the city paid $249.37 each for eight office Pam Brannon Will coGGin chairs, a total of $1,978.96, not $10,000. Pensacola Tom Nolan The chairs in question were to replace Jack Kale the chairs the council members sit in at their meetings. What impression would you get if you went before the council and observed the officials sitting in ratty chairs with cuts in the upholstery? You’d LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze probably wonder if they were going to be News welcomes your opinion. able to maintain the roads, drains and gar- We reserve the right to edit a let- bage collection if they care so little about ter to fit space available. We do their own chairs. not accept letters containing a The chairs the city purchased are in- personal attack on any individual. deed advertised as “eco-conscious leath- Letters must be limited to one per er” which is another way of saying “faux month from an individual writer. If “Homemade mac and cheese.” we receive form letters, we will ashlEy WEhrEnbErG print only the first one we receive. Gulf breeze Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Cheating scandal tarnishes reputation of Gulf Breeze High CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy We learned some distressing which Tim Wyrosdick attrib- and wants to hear from you if we news on Friday when it was dis- uted to “institutional laziness.” need to make a correction or closed that administrators at Gulf The district lost $700,000 of clarification. Please email us at Breeze High School changed a state money because the school [email protected] with student’s grades in order to im- days did not have enough in- the subject line CORRECTION prove that student’s class stand- structional time. We’ve been or CLARIFICATION: call (850) ings. told for years that the district 932-8986 during office hours and Gulf Breeze High School is our couldn’t afford to have a sev- “Strawberry banana peanut ask for news or sports city’s school. We want to be proud en-period day as most other butter smoothie.” of the students, teachers, adminis- school districts, and yet we can departments. lindsEy thurston trators, teams, band, clubs and ev- afford to lose three-quarters of ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze one who deserved it could be passed over Pensacola erything else associated with our commu- a million dollars due to having too short News will not be responsible for for a $100,000 scholarship due to falsified nity’s hub. What we learned is that there is grades. a day? quality or discoloration in ads a crack in the facade that casts doubt about Recently, a high profile actress was sen- Our booming real estate market owes provided by the advertiser or its many other functions at the school. tenced to jail for two weeks, plus a $30,000 a lot to the reputation of our school dis- agents. When an administrator is caught chang- fine for falsifying her daughter’s grades. trict. Now, that is in jeopardy if we learn ing grades that will enhance their own What happened at GBHS is just as serious that students got opportunities to re-take daughter’s grade point average, it begs the End of Course exams to improve their Gulf Breeze News is published because of the financial implications that the question: what smaller infractions are class rankings or that administrators politi- weekly on Thursdays by Gulf could transpire. performed every day? In other words, if cally tied to the superintendent get a slap Breeze News, Inc. Subscriptions Principal Danny Brothers said he was are $52 per year. Periodical grades are not sacrosanct, then what is? aware of the pressure his fellow adminis- on the wrist and reassignment to another postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Trust is something that people must earn trator, Tori Baker, was putting on a teacher position within the district rather than ter- Florida. USPS #021819. Sorry, no every day. Once trust is lost, it is nearly to change her daughter’s grades and yet he mination. refunds on subscriptions. impossible to get it back. did nothing to stop it. There are some who Gulf Breeze High School deserves to POSTMASTER: Please send How can a principal or an assistant say he was complicit in the grade changes. be a place we all respect. Our administra- address changes to Gulf Breeze principal who was caught cheating have Either way, it shows a lack of leadership tors must be above reproach. It’s time to News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, the moral authority to expel a student for and accountability to the students at Gulf start over in Santa Rosa County, beginning God’s word FL 32562. cheating? How can the student who earned Breeze High School. with getting an appointed superintendent All content is copyrighted 2019. the No. 3 ranking in their class believe that Since this scandal broke, there are whis- who is accountable to the school board. Without wood a fire goes Advertising rates are available the students who are No. 1 and No. 2 didn’t pers of other potential ethical lapses that go Gulf Breeze High School must have a new out; without gossip a quarrel upon request. get there by creative grade accounting? all the way up to the superintendent. There principal to instill a new luster to an image dies down. Grade changing is theft, because it was the issue of coaches taking financial that, sadly, was tarnished by the actions of cheats students out of their futures. 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The PSOG board members are (from left) Tricia Woodburn, past president; Ann Mitchell, first vice president; Romana Lopez, second Jessica Comeau, singer vice president; Roz Leahy, president; Charlotte Cheney, treasurer; Jo Jones, assistant treasurer. Learn to speak Spanish at the Gulf Breeze Community Center The Gulf Breeze Community Center planners are offering a coarse entitled “Speak Span- ish in Six Weeks.” They ask people of the area, “Do you like to travel, meet new people or just keep your mind sharp?” To Anne Boone Johnson, Ph.D., Bret Barrow presented an Ann Mitchell introduced singer this end, they are offering a six- will teach a course in Spanish overview of the orchestra’s Jessica Comeau at the PSOG week course in conversational at the GB Community Center. 94th Season. meeting. Spanish taught by Anne Boone Johnson, Ph.D. history. He said that local mu- on Oct. 5. Reservations for the are not financially able to afford Johnson received her doc- sicians would occasionally get meeting are required and can be one on their own. It also helps Subscribe to torate in English/Spanish together to perform, and in the made online at the Guild web- raise awareness and support for from Florida State University, 1950s, they came together as site, www.psog.org. early detection. The 2018 event Gulf Breeze taught international students the Greater Pensacola Sympho- raised more than $36,000. For at the University of West Flor- ny Orchestra, with a budget of more information or to make a News Gulf Breeze Arts Inc. Subscription ida and, upon her retirement, $1,200. donation to this cause, contact Senior (GBAI) Discount $39 taught Spanish at various ven- Some history and updates: [email protected] or call Available! per year ues in both Pensacola and Gulf • The old Sacred Heart (850) 469-7906 GBAI met at the Gulf Breeze Call 850-932-8986 or subscribe online Breeze. She has just completed Church served as the first Sym- Artist Karen Stenson pre- www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe Commu- and published her memoirs, en- phony Hall from 1932 to 1952. sented an overview of the art credit cards cheerfully accepted titled “Time Is a Place,” which • The current facility was nity Center of staining glass. She explained P.O. Box 1414 I 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway I Harbortown Unit 35 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 begins like a novel set in World built in 1973. on Tues- techniques that she used to cre- War II. No one has been able to • Allen Litvak served as the day, Sept. ate the beautiful stained glass decide whether Anne is better at first president of the Guild, 3. Presi- she displayed for her audience. teaching or writing; but she ex- which he formed in 1973. dent Scott President Stahler introduced Three Little cels at both. • In 1977, the Van Cliburn Stahler the officers: President Scott The “Speak Spanish in Six performance raised $9,000. At introduced Stahler, Vice President Ralph Kittens Need Weeks” classes will be held that time, the PSO budget was the new Thomas, Secretary Anita Wil- from Oct. 1 to Nov. 5, every $400,000. Today the budget is festival Heather Moorer liams and Treasurer Diane Homes! Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at the $1.3 million. d i r e c t o r, spoke about 10th Powell. Then he led a business annual Bras Across References required, Gulf Breeze Community Center. • Betty Vickers is working on Catherine meeting with an important item Foley. the Bridge event. so I know they are Students will register and pay at a 74th Anniversary book. discussed: going to good homes. the first class meeting on Nov. Barrow has been with the Before R a l p h the program began, Heather 1. The cost is $60 per person. Pensacola Symphony Orches- Thomas Call Laura 207-229-8415 For more information and to get tra for more than 14 years. He Moorer spoke about the 10th introduced your name on the list, call (850) is an experienced executive di- annual Bras Across the Bridge ZAPPlica- 932-5093 and leave your name rector with a demonstrated his- event that is scheduled on Sat- t i o n . o rg , and phone number. tory of effective work in theater urday, Oct. 5. Breast cancer also known and orchestral management. He survivors, their loved ones as ZAPP®, Pensacola Symphony holds a master of music degree and the community are invited an online to come together to increase Karen Stenson Orchestra Guild (PSOG) in Trombone Performance from applica- presented an the University of Cincinnati breast cancer awareness at The tion sys- overview of the art of College Conservatory of Music Bob Sikes Bridge, which con- tem used staining glass. President Roz Leahy called nects Pensacola Beach to Gulf the PSG Sept. 3 meeting at and a bachelor of music degree by more in Trombone Performance from Breeze. In addition, there will be than 850 art fairs and festivals Skopelos at New World to order an after-party celebration at The and introduced new members the University of Southern Mis- nationwide. ZAPP allows art- sissippi. Grand Marlin that will include ists to upload high-resolution and visitors, and the agenda be- live music, activities, drink spe- gan. The next PSOG meeting digital images of their artwork is Wednesday, Oct. 2, at Sce- cials and a silent auction. and apply to participating art Bret Barrow, executive direc- Funds raised will benefit tor at Pensacola Symphony Or- nic Hills Country Club, and it shows, festivals and fairs. begins at 11:30 a.m. Maestro the Baptist Health Care Foun- The next meeting of the chestra, presented an overview dation’s Mammogram Fund, of the orchestra’s 94th season. Peter Rubardt will give a mu- GBAI will be Oct. 1. The pro- sical overview of the coming which provides mammograms to gram will be announced in the He also made a brief presenta- women in our community who tion of fun facts from the PSO symphony season, which opens newsletter.


 
 
 
    

 
  
   

 
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By Glenda Caudle Gulf Breeze News © 2019 Linda Taylor Murphy [email protected] It’s a safety project. 850-748-0865 That was the message from (DFKRIÀFHLVLQGHSHQGHQWO\RZQHGDQGRSHUDWHG Gulf Breeze resident Patrick [email protected]|pensacolagulfbreezehomes.com|LindaMurphyrealtor.com Jehle, senior project manager at McKim and Creed Inc., who is working with the City of Gulf Breeze and its Neighborhood Services department to meet the needs of citizens with a variety COLDWELL BANKER of preferences for getting around Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News their community while signifi- Residents find their home on a 2812 MANOR CIRCLE 1427 W. SHORES BLVD. cantly lessening the number of map at the input session. accidents — 129 in five years Those attending the event — along the Fairpoint-Shoreline were asked to provide insight Loop. and comments to Jehle and The triple-aspect plan is the City as quickly as possible known as the Multi-Use Path- so that McKim and Creed can way and Wetlands Boardwalk come back to citizens by late Trail, and the first public meet- October this year with about 30 ing to encourage citizen input percent of the design work com- about the design of the project pleted. At that point, there will was held Tuesday night, Sept. be another opportunity to get in- Gorgeous home in gated Grand Pointe Manor Well-appointed home in gated community 16, at Gulf Breeze Community volved feet-first, but by contrast 5 BD / 6 BA | 4,250 sq ft | $824,900 4 BD / 3 BA | 3,197 sq ft | $474,900 Center. Additional meetings are in mid-November, the public Tammy Doverspike 850-291-6352 Angela Hileman 850-417-0664 planned. will be invited to move outdoors Search 557790 on cbhomes.com Search 553095 on cbhomes.com About 100 people attended and walk the projected path to the “feet-on” opportunity in get even more insights and de- 1506 LIGHTHOUSE COURT 1516 MARIMACK DRIVE which they were first encour- velop more ideas. aged to explore a 20-foot-by- The goal is to have 60 percent 30-foot aerial map of the project of the design work completed, area in Gulf Breeze. The optical following feedback from that focus was laid out on the floor of walk, by early December. Then, the meeting room. early in 2020, the City Council Once participants walked will decide whether they want around and across the map and to fund the actual construction located their homes and areas of the project, which has as its important to them, they heard third component the pavement a presentation by Jehle that in- rehabilitation along Shoreline Brick home at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac PRICE REDUCED on this Gulf Breeze family home! cluded an invitation to become from Peake’s Point Drive to involved in planning the exact 4 BD / 2.5 BA | 2,013 sq ft | $325,000 3 BD / 2.5 BA | 1,856 sq ft | $219,900 Sunset Drive. Darlene Hurst 850-501-3962 Julia Mauro 850-516-4099 route of the path, which is yet Funding for the design and Search 558354 on cbhomes.com Search 557816 on cbhomes.com to be officially determined, - al project administration of the un- though it will extend, in general, dertaking, which is part of the COLDWELLBANKERHOMES.COM #1 REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE IN FLORIDA* along Fairpoint Drive and Shore- City’s 2020 and 2025 transpor- line Drive from each roadway’s tation element in the Compre- Gulf Breeze 850.677.80 08 | CB Home Protection Plan 866.797.4788 point of connection to Gulf hensive Plan, the Most Livable *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 Breeze Parkway/Highway 98. City Master Plan and the Capital 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 “This is a blank map,” Jehle Improvement Plan was planned 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 told the various groups of visi- 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 earlier this year to come from of NRT LLC. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker Logo are registered service marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. 233243FL_12/17 tors who attended throughout Capital Trust Agency Funds the evening as he explained the ($486,913) for the multi-use absence of any lines showing path, the beautification/parks an exact route for the multi-use impact fund ($116,694) for the path. “We’re looking for citi- wetland trail boardwalk and zens to give us input, and then Local Option Sales Tax funds Thank you Gulf Breeze for our BEST year yet! we will let that influence the de- ($31,252) for the paving im- 18 Million in sales with over 60 transactions up to $1,725,000! sign. This is just the first of sev- provement portion of the plan. eral chances for people to have Those monies haven’t been ex- Check out our 5 Star Reviews on Zillow. RE/MAX Platinum Club and Hall of Fame input.” pended yet. He said the safety goal in- Once the design is complete, volves separating wheels and no the City can submit that infor- wheels and high speed and low mation to the State’s Department PROPERTY LISTINGS speed travelers in the southern of Environmental Protection 1 Bear Dr. 3770 Bengal Rd. 996 Coronado Ct. SOLD 1143 Crane Cove Blvd. part of the City. and receive a reimbursement of MLS: 556065 MLS: 556856 MLS: 553986 He noted problems with $100,000 awarded in last year’s “sight lines” at intersections that legislative session and given the affect both drivers and those on go-ahead by the governor. sidewalks who may not be able Interest in the project can be 4 BR, 2.5 BA, $369,000 Waterfront Lot, $149,000 3 BR, 3 BA, $419,900 4 BR, 3 BA, $309,000 to see each other approaching traced back almost 20 years to because of shrubbery or plants the time it became part of the 1555 Cypress Bend Trail JUST LISTED 404 Dracena Way SOLD 2676 Edmund Dr. JUST LISTED 1169 Finch Dr. SOLD that block vision or because of City’s Comprehensive Plan, and MLS: 559877 MLS: 560562 problems with the design of the City officials are not the only intersection. ones who would like to see the “We’re trying to give people a plans come to fruition. safe way in and out of the loop,” Gulf Breeze City Manager 4 BR, 3 BA, $349,000 4 BR, 2 BA, $450,000 4 BR, 4 BA, $699,000 3 BR, 2 BA, $248,000 Jehle said, referring to the four- Samantha Abell told those at- OPEN HOUSE mile stretch of city streets that tending the Sept. 16 session 103 Highpoint Dr. SOLD 705 Jamestown Dr. 1112 Kelton Blvd. 1130 Kelton Blvd. SOLD MLS: 556604 MLS: 560582 make up the general area to be that State Sen. Doug Broxson included in the project. and State Rep. Alex Andrade He described the evening as encouraged moving the design generally successful and noted forward through application for 4 BR, 2 BA, $325,000 4 BR, 3 BA, $379,000 4 BR, 3 BA, $529,000 4 BR, 4 BA, $738,000 that it gave the public an oppor- appropriations from the State of tunity to influence the design as Florida that could cover half of it moves forward. 2814 Oak Ridge Dr. SOLD 2125 River Birch Rd. 2822 Sandy Ridge Rd. SOLD 1734 Sioux Trail SOLD construction costs for the initial MLS: 546484 He also said initial plans call year of funding and half for the for the existing travel lanes for second year. That application is automobiles to maintain their due in November. 12-foot width and for the multi- While Abell cautioned against 3 BR, 3 BA, $289,000 2.5 ACRES • 4 BR, 2 BA, $399,000 3 BR, 3 BA, $244,000 4 BR, 3 BA, $349,900 use path to cater to medium expectations of receiving the traffic use. The MUP is being full amount sought, since com- 4223 Soundside Dr. 2566 Sylte Ct. 5324 Woodlake Trace SOLD 1521 Woodlawn Way envisioned as a kind of 10-foot mittees at the State House will MLS: 553121 MLS: 558941 MLS: 555356 wide concrete or asphalt path have to look at the proposal and for wheeled transportation like help move it along, she encour- golf carts, bikes, skates, boards aged citizens to get involved and scooters. The hope is that with constructive ideas as soon 3 BR, 3 BA, $607,500 4 BR 3.5 BA, $640,000 4 BR, 3 BA, $289,900 5 BR, 3 BA, $399,900 existing sidewalks can remain in as possible so deadlines can be place for pedestrians, but those met. may have to be combined with The project is of interest to We make our listings stand out to sell by Jennifer new work in some areas. the State because it has received offering 3D Matterport Tours, As for the boardwalk trail, a No. 2 rank on the Florida Ala- which will take in the area be- bama Transportation Planning Virtual Staging, Custom Property Websites, Keenan tween Shoreline Park and Wil- Organization’s 2019-2023 work Color Flyers with QR Codes and now Broker Associate liamsburg Drive/Colley Cove plan. Drive, it will be elevated and On Friday, Assistant City offering A Touch of Home Staging at (850) 449-9432 built on pilings so that there is Manager Colby Goff said the NO additional cost to our sellers. [email protected] no disturbance to wetlands areas City received about 10 email and the area’s environmental responses from people who at- features will be protected. ADA tended the event and many more Voted BEST REALTOR by PNJ accessibility to the beach will from the Post-It notes that were also be a feature of the plan for left on the map at the public ses- Best of the Bay 2019, ’18 & ’17. that part of the project. sion.

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By Jason Thompson Friday, Sept. 27 Gulf Breeze News© 2019 LPCA football vs. [email protected] Holmes Co., 7 In a game where every bounce of the p.m. ball seemed to go the opponents’ way, the Dolphins lost 42-0 Friday at Escambia. Saturday, Sept. 28 The shutout was the first one in the GB cross country four years of the Bobby Clayton era and the first shutout since the Dolphins’ 35-0, at J.D. Mac Inv. season-ending loss to Navarre in 2014. (Jay), 7 a.m. Gulf Breeze (1-4) is off this week and GB JV volleyball will host Fort Walton for Homecoming tourney at Leon, TBA next Friday. The game will be the first at GBSA FB vs. Dolphin Stadium since Aug. 30. Things looked promising for the Pace, (6s 10 a.m., Dolphins early as they held the Gators to 8s 11:30, 10s 1 three plays and a punt on their opening p.m., 12s 2:30, 14s possession. 4) Gulf Breeze’s offense then went on, GB swim at what would eventually be, their longest drive of the game. Panama City A 13-yard run by Trever Nelson and a Beach Inv., 1:30 6-yard pass play from Ryland McCurdy p.m. to Carson Hepworth moved the chains UWF FB vs. twice in the drive. Mississippi A holding penalty moved the Dolphins Photo courtesy of Joe Allmon outside the Gator “red zone.” College, 6 p.m. Sam Sharp has a pass ripped away from him by Escambia’s Tony Broadnax, who returned it for a touchdown. See Dolphins, Page 7B » Tuesday, Oct. 1 GB volleyball vs. Washington, (Ninth Lady grade 4:30 p.m., JV 5:30, Var. 6:30) Dolphins GB boys’ golf at Marcus Pointe lose in (vs. West Florida, Escambia), 3:30 GB girls’ golf vs. four to Pace, PHS (at Tiger Point), 3:30 p.m. Catholic GB ninth grade By Jason Thompson Gulf Breeze News© 2019 FB at Fort [email protected] Walton, 7 p.m. The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin Wednesday, Oct. 2 volleyball team bounced back GB volleyball from a four-set loss to Catholic to post back-to-back district wins vs. Milton, (Ninth over Escambia and Fort Walton. grade 4:30 p.m., JV The Lady Dolphins (14-2 5:30, Var. 6:30) overall, 6-0 in District 1-5A play) can clinch the top seed in next month’s district tournament with Results a win tonight at Choctaw. Both Tuesday, Sept. 17 Choctaw and Washington have Catholic volleyball two district losses. 25-15-25-25, Lady Catholic 25-15-25-25, Lady Dolphins 11-25- Dolphins 11-25-12-12: After 12-12 Gulf Breeze tied the match, the Lady Crusaders rolled in the final two sets to win Sept. 17. Friday, Sept. 20 Catholic broke a 3-3 tie in the Escambia football first set with a string of six straight 42, Dolphins 0 points. GBHS got no closer than 10-5 in that first set. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News See Volleyball, Page 8B » Anna Marks hustles for a ball in Gulf Breeze’s four-set loss to Catholic on Sept. 15. You Deserve The Best! ENJOY SPECTACULAR PANORAMIC VIEWS $1,049,000 CLOSE TO SPA & LIFESTYLE CENTER! $839,000 ACROSS THE STREET FROM SPARKLING WATERS $895,950

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26 Boyle, Alison Choctaw 22:48.15 25:32.09 By Jason Thompson 27 Kilgore, Dannika Choctaw 22:51.00 70 Weihenmayer, Brooklyn Trinitas 25:37.42 Gulf Breeze News© 2019 28 Taylor, Morgan GBHS 22:57.20 71 Thompson, Victoria Washington 25:37.86 [email protected] 29 Bjorklund, Alexis Pace 23:07.28 72 Braswell, Savannah PHS 25:38.81 30 Price, Emma Pace 23:22.75 73 Beihl, Kada Navarre 25:45.56 31 Shiel, Isabella Pace 23:22.92 74 Thompson, Lauren GBHS 25:51.89 The GBHS boys and girls cross 32 Duong, Mila Washington 23:23.07 75 LeBrun, Brielle Pace 25:57.31 ­country­ teams­ both­ finished­ fourth­ at­ 33 Tutton, Jaimee PCA 23:25.67 76 Spaar, Hannah Pace 26:03.09 the Washington Wildcat Invitational 34 Phillips, Ella PHS 23:30.39 77 Knoblock, Rosiline Pine Forest 26:06.33 Saturday at Brosnaham Park. The boys 35 George, Amanda Choctaw 23:35.52 78 Hrabar, Corinna East Hill 26:06.61 36 Kirby, Emma Navarre 23:38.31 79 McNeill, Claire Trinitas 26:31.22 finished­ tied­ with­ Pace­ for­ third­ (84­ 37 Yagle, Meghan Choctaw 23:38.50 37 80 Parsons, Sydney Arnold 26:36.64 points), but the Patriots took third with 38 Bunting, Peyton GBHS 23:46.60 38 81 Charlery, Dylainie Tate 26:39.52 the­higher­sixth­place­finish­(29­to­35).­ 39 Long, Skye Choctaw 23:50.95 82 Grant, Karlee West Florida 26:40.64 The­girls­finished­with­101­points. 40 Yamaguchi, Talley Navarre 23:57.93 83 Lambeth, Olivia Tate 26:41.15 41 Penley, Grace PCA 24:11.53 40 84 Imhof, Kelly PHS 27:06.57 Results were as follows: 42 Manion, Alexandra Fort Walton 85 Hrabar, Abigail East Hill 27:09.96 24:12.92 86 Croley, Jessica Trinitas 27:12.16 Event 1 Girls 5k Run cc 43 Keene, Gwyneth East Hill 24:15.58 87 Reed, Sadie Trinitas 27:17.24 1 Smith, Kambry Fort Walton 19:17.43 44 Bishop, Cameron Simpson Aca. 24:18.16 88 Epstein, Sadie Escambia 27:33.70 2 Shonk, Jensen Fort Walton 20:38.65 45 Birx, Hannah PCA 24:18.85 89 Quaker, Nia Navarre 27:40.28 3 Carter, Carson Simpson Aca. 20:38.90 46 Guttman, Jackie Catholic 24:21.33 90 Harvey-Doucette, Kloee Tate 27:41.79 4 Fernander, Chloe Choctaw 20:46.64 47 Wood, Ravyn West Florida 24:21.67 91 Dietrich, Bonnie Arnold 27:53.33 5 Bottino, Deanna Choctaw 20:46.81 48 Confusione, Emma Pace 24:22.31 92 Moulds, Ana Tate 27:57.43 6 Warren, Layla Simpson Aca. 20:49.11 49 Wilhelm, Elektra Choctaw 24:23.30 93 Staudt, Caitlin Navarre 28:09.04 7 Grant, Skylar West Florida 21:09.71 50 Marlow, Saylor Navarre 24:25.82 94 Gordon, Sarah Navarre 28:13.10 8 Kilgore, Brylie Choctaw 21:38.06 51 Avant, Ryleigh Pace 24:32.72 48 95 Marvel, Robin West Florida 28:24.63 9 Overstreet, Emma Simpson Aca. 21:42.84 52 Penley, Caitlyn PCA 24:36.57 49 96 Nance, Lauren Milton 28:51.66 10 White, Mary Margaret Simpson Aca. 53 Chappell, Jessica PCA 24:38.11 50 97 Filios, Vanessa Milton 28:59.92 21:54.20 54 Middleton, Lindsay Catholic 24:42.83 98 Miller, Emmalei Tate 29:43.52 11 Horton, Alissa Fort Walton 21:56.01 55 Spangrud, Sophie PHS 24:43.01 99 Jennings, Addyson Simpson Aca. 12 Tutton, RaeAnne PCA 21:56.34 12 56 Wiggins, Kate PHS 24:47.00 30:10.61 13 Shonk, Joey Fort Walton 22:03.81 57 Fountain, Jazmyn Pine Forest 24:51.98 100 Stanley, Summer Catholic 30:30.06 14 Cadoret, Malia Pace 22:07.30 58 Paone, Giavanna Choctaw 24:53.58 101 Bisson, Gabrielle Catholic 30:37.08 15 Baker, Nala PHS 22:16.16 59 Craner, Devyn Navarre 24:56.19 54 102 Knighten, Langley East Hill 30:43.42 16 Brewer, Tilda Fort Walton 22:19.46 60 Ato, Jessamin Fort Walton 24:57.29 103 Cozad, Hanna Arnold 30:49.33 17 Helms, Mira GBHS 22:28.60 61 DelaCruz, Victoria East Hill 25:01.76 104 Bryan, Madeline East Hill 32:09.14 18 Williamson, Elisa GBHS 22:31.42 62 Kelley, Emilia Arnold 25:07.20 105 Rivera, Hollie Washington 32:44.00 19 Kline, Abigail Fort Walton 22:32.22 63 Hix, Brianna Arnold 25:07.71 106 Israelson, Emily Washington 35:13.00 20 Craig, Nya Tate 22:39.18 64 McCants, Desirae Pine Forest 25:07.91 107 Domingue, Kailey Washington 21 Jacobi, Savannah GBHS 22:39.98 65 Bishop, Jami Simpson Aca. 25:16.13 35:40.00 22 Hitpas, Ann GBHS 22:40.15 66 Teater, Lauren Simpson Aca. 25:16.48 108 Nelson, Kendall Catholic 35:47.00 23 Helms, kendall GBHS 22:42.18 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 67 Miller, Avery Pace 25:22.86 109 Parker, Mallory Catholic 36:40.00 24 Sloan, Tara Fort Walton 22:46.45 68 Faist, Lindsey Washington 25:29.50 cade Seeber (right) and Mason youberg finished eighth and ninth, 25 Murray, Lauren Pace 22:47.99 69 Armstrong, Evelyn West Florida See Dolphins, Page 7B » respectively, at Saturday’s Washington Wildcat Invitational at Brosnaham. 4B September 26, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com

Spooneybarger GSC Submitted Photo Freshman of the Week 2019 Lighthouse BIRMINGHAM – Hannah best for Private Spooneybarger (GBHS Class of the first Christian 2019) was recognized by the Gulf two miles South Conference (GSC) for her of the race Academy part in helping Lee University and kept it Homecoming women’s cross country team win ­going for an the UTC Twilight Meet Sept. additional Court 20. Spooneybarger was the GSC half mile.” Front row (from left): freshmen Damien Huffman Freshman of the Week. Spoon- Spooneybarger and Emily Ybarra and Spooneybarger placed fifth eybarger was sophomores Ryan Percell with a time of 14:14.3. Her among the five Lady Flames in the and Maliya Gibson. Back ­average mile pace of 5:43.7 top 10. Lee totaled just 27 points row (from left): juniors helped her to be the top freshman and won the UTC Twilight Meet by Brandon Riley and Brooke Estelle and seniors in the field of 89 runners. 35 points. The Lady Flames moved Jaylan Cary and Madison “Hannah has come into our up three spots to No. 11 in the U.S. Hertzogon. The Stingrays’ ­program and in just a short few Track & Field and Cross Country Homecoming game is Friday weeks has made a major impact,” Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) at Brent Park in Pensacola against Holmes County. said Morgan. “She is developing rankings. Lee was ranked 14th in really well. Hannah ran a personal the USTFCCCA Preseason Poll.

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE

The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): Thursday, October 10, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, October 24, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.

The Zoning Board meeting and the Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances entitled:

Ordinance 1:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2016-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Zoning District Amended: from AG-RR (Rural Residential Agriculture) to R1 (Single Zoning District Amended: from AG-RR (Rural Residential Agriculture) to HCD Family Residential) – total approximately 0.50 (+/-) acres (Highway Commercial Development) – total approximately 9.70 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Future Land Use Amended: from Amended: from AG- AG-RR (Agriculture RR (Agriculture Rural Rural Residential) to Residential) to COMM SFR (Single Family (Commercial)– total Residential) – total approximately 9.70 (+/-) approximately 0.50 acres (+/- acres)

Zoning District Amended: from R2 (Medium Density Residential) to R3 (Medium High Future Land Use Amended: from NB-HDR (Navarre Beach High Density Residential) Density Residential) – total approximately 3.21 (+/-) acres to NB-COMM (Navarre Beach Commercial) – total approximately 0.19 (+/-) acres

Future Land Use Amended: from MDR (Medium Density Residential) to RES (Residential) – total approximately 3.21 (+/-) acres

Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture 2) to AG-RR (Rural Residential Agriculture)– total approximately 66.68 (+/-) acres

The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the Hearing- Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be approximately 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be which record shall include the testimony and the evidence order to provide the requested service. heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested upon which their appeal is to be based.

Legal 46195 Gulf Breeze News 09/26/19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 26, 2019 5B This season of ‘American Horror On the Market Story’ is a throwback The Place to Buy or Sell to the ’80s Q: I usually don’t watch Real Estate! “American Horror Story.” It’s way too dark and gory for me, but I have to admit I’m in- trigued by the ad campaign for To advertise, call (850) 932.8986 the new season. It looks like the King FeaturesKing Weekly Service horror movies I watched in the 2019 September23, ’80s, like “Friday the 13th” and “Halloween.” – C.P. ity series ended? – J.F. THE RIGHT TIME FOR ACTION that the clubs are divided 3-3, but that A: The ninth season of East has the K-Q-x (or K-Q-J) as well “American Horror Story” just A: You might not have heard, as just the one spade he is marked but Chris March suffered a ter- with on the bidding. 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As a result, West even- Emma Roberts is one of the regular actors in FX’s “American Before such a tragic ending, tually gained the lead with the jack, figure out what happens next. Horror Story.” This installment features March found success as a de- and the contract was kaput. signer. While he didn’t win his gothic theme that aired 50 years Shadows.” He’s also a huge To neutralize the potential unblock- “AHS” regulars Emma Rob- ing play by East, declarer should erts, Leslie Grossman and Billie season of “Project Runway,” he ago and starred Jonathan Frid as “Star Trek” fan and plans to cross to dummy with a trump at trick Lourd, but the most surprising went on to design for several big a vampire named Barnabas Col- treat “Dark Shadows: Reincar- two and lead a club toward his hand. stars like Beyonce and Chrissy lins. 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Solution, Page 5A » 6B September 26, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Cross country teams fourth at Wildcat Invitational Continue from Page 3B » 74 Younger, Carson Washington 20:20.37 75 Carter, Ben East Hill 20:20.75 Event 2 Boys 5k Run CC 76 Densman, Hayes Milton 20:24.90 1 Ramirez, Francisco Pace 16:16.34 77 Lehman, James PHS 20:38.31 2 Simkins, James PHS 16:30.80 78 Cutler, Alan Choctaw 20:38.91 3 Johnson, Darius Choctaw 16:35.45 79 Jensen, Mason Navarre 20:39.19 4 Tutton, Jonathan PCA 17:02.73 80 Cole, Ezekial Milton 20:43.34 5 Gindl, Phillip West Florida 17:03.75 81 Barton, Cooper Pace 20:45.84 6 Knieja, Brandon Tate 17:05.50 82 Anthony, Gavin Navarre 20:48.97 7 Sloan, Ryan Fort Walton 17:06.31 83 Blue, Ethan Arnold 20:51.47 8 Seeber, Cade GBHS 17:10.92 84 Middleton, John Catholic 20:51.69 9 Youberg, Finn GBHS 17:20.60 85 Ingram, Marcus West Florida 20:51.91 10 Bilger, Luke Fort Walton 17:31.67 86 Litchfield, Dominic PCA 20:55.01 11 Larkin, Luke Fort Walton 17:33.62 87 Lewis, Isaac East Hill 20:57.65 12 Hollins, Kaleb Choctaw 17:35.15 2 88 Howard, Nathan Navarre 20:58.00 13 Birx, Andrew PCA 17:39.28 89 Gibson, William Navarre 20:59.98 14 Sterman, Christian Choctaw 17:40.23 90 McCormick, Ian Catholic 21:00.45 15 Dilday, Connor Pace 17:47.02 91 Penley, John PCA 21:07.37 16 Flores, Chris Fort Walton 17:51.77 92 Baldwin, Charlie East Hill 21:09.14 17 Bolton, Aiden Pace 17:54.76 93 Owens, Marcelo Catholic 21:10.40 18 Jonson, Bryan Choctaw 17:56.92 94 Friday, Bryan Washington 21:15.69 19 Ottley, Christian Pace 17:59.07 95 Smith, Cody Milton 21:17.62 20 Lorenzo Arroyo, Javier GBHS 18:03.76 96 Wilson, Powers Pensacola Bo 21:19.27 21 Peterson, Zachary Washington 18:05.03 97 Fortner, Owen East Hill 21:25.67 22 Knox, Jacob Choctaw 18:06.46 22 98 Anderson, Austin Navarre 21:36.05 23 Payne, Kai GBHS 18:08.54 23 99 Dauphin, Alijah Milton 21:37.11 24 Cross, Theodore GBHS 18:21.59 24 100 McGurk, Declan PHS 21:44.26 25 Talmadge, Jacob Fort Walton 18:23.71 101 Grizzard, JT East Hill 21:45.56 26 Whatley, Richard Tate 18:25.13 102 Morris, Jud Milton 21:46.18 27 Armbruster, William Choctaw 18:25.59 103 Anderson, Andrien Milton 21:46.86 28 Kepran, Eddie Arnold 18:30.21 104 Johnson, Donovan PHS 21:51.31 Jason Thompson/­Gulf Breeze News 29 Endt, Luke Fort Walton 18:36.71 105 Geiger, Ben East Hill 21:52.33 Colin LaVelle tries to reel in a pass in the GBHS ninth-grade game. 30 Smith, James Milton 18:42.12 106 Imhof, Patrick PHS 21:52.94 31 Chea, Devan Escambia 18:44.89 107 Garcia, Juan Arnold 22:01.10 32 Schulte, Gavin Pace 18:46.12 108 Green, Jayden Pine Forest 22:07.05 33 Fulford, Ben PCA 18:47.64 109 Marcelonis, Dolan Catholic 22:15.28 JV, ninth- 34 Megginson, Samuel Tate 18:48.07 110 Day, Andrew Escambia 22:19.77 35 Tyner, Jack Pace 18:50.77 111 Wilkins, Reilly Tate 22:31.04 36 Light, Jackson Fort Walton 18:52.68 112 Kennedy, Dezmond Milton 22:33.22 grade 37 Boykin, Aza Pace 18:56.45 113 Kilcawley, Josh PHS 22:35.15 38 John Brewer, Trawick Washington 18:57.34 114 Harris, Jeremy East Hill 22:36.5 39 Beeson, James GBHS 18:59.21 115 Dobhan, Nick Catholic 22:40.11 football 40 Garcia-Villa, Oscar GBHS 19:04.05 116 McWethy, Graham Washington 22:40.72 41 Sones, Ian Navarre 19:09.99 117 Kenens, Oakley Arnold 22:54.49 42 Peterson, Brett Choctaw 19:14.69 118 DeGraaf, Noah Trinitas 22:56.26 43 Paone, Francesco Choctaw 19:18.24 119 Staples, Trea Escambia 23:07.46 lose to 44 Hennessey, Isaac Trinitas 19:20.64 120 Lee, Noah Arnold 23:12.40 45 Hodge, Micah PCA 19:26.60 121 Kelly, Wyatt Milton 23:24.56 46 Brainerd, Zachary Choctaw 19:27.65 122 Slack, Conor Escambia 23:29.00 Escambia 47 Gray, Thomas West Florida 19:28.81 123 Shelton, Aiden Catholic 23:38.00 By Jason Thompson 48 Lund, Erick PCA 19:30.80 124 Glass, Wyatt Trinitas 23:42.49 125 Semple, George Tate 23:43.43 Gulf Breeze News© 2019 49 Tubbs, Jameson Washington 19:33.60 [email protected] 50 Heinke, Brandon Navarre 19:34.79 126 Monteiro, Davis Arnold 23:45.82 51 Desposito, Steven West Florida 19:37.46 127 Purify III, James Pine Forest 23:51.02 The Gulf Breeze High junior varsity 52 Carter, Denver Simpson Aca. 19:37.82 128 Felizardo, Adriane Escambia 23:58.30 and ninth-grade teams both lost to 129 Goolsby, James Tate 24:28.38 53 Hess, William Arnold 19:39.70 ­Escambia on Thursday. The junior 130 Waterfield, Jason Escambia 25:00.39 54 Overstreet, Noah Simpson Aca. 19:40.03 ­varsity lost 21-3 and the ninth-graders 55 Graves, Jonathan East Hill Ch 19:41.95 131 Crosby, Tadarius Pine Forest 25:47.85 lost 30-18. 56 Hirst, Matthew West Florida 19:43.05 132 Cabuyao, Lito Escambia 27:49.59 57 Rhoden, Malik Arnold 19:43.94 133 Seagle, Richard Catholic 28:04.99 The junior varsity’s lone points 58 Blue, Kelton Arnold 19:44.32 134 Sussan, Michael Catholic 28:55.33 came on a 42-yard field goal by fresh- 59 Irwin, Zack Milton 19:44.74 man Cade Lombardo in the fourth 60 Menser, Kobi Tate 19:45.09 Girls Team Scores quarter.

61 Shinnick, Samuel Tate 19:45.71 1 Fort Walton 43, 2 Choctaw 70, 3 Simpson The ninth-graders led 12-8 at the 62 Johnson, Marc PCA 19:47.97 Academy 70, 4 GBHS 101, 5 Pace 129, 6 half before the Gators scored twice in Swim 63 Woodard, Parker Pace 19:52.66 PCA 177, 7 PHS 217, 8 Navarre 240, 9 West the fourth quarter. 64 Allen, Caleb PCA 19:54.31 58 Florida 258, 10 Tate 304, 11 East Hill 313, 12 Bruce Hall threw a touchdown pass 65 Nowroski, Brian West Florida 19:55.31 ­Washington 323, 13 Arnold 335, 14 Catholic to Cole Hepworth and Troy Coughlin 66 Bissell, Christopher West Florida 19:58.71 341. scored on a run to give the Dolphins the 67 Botts, Carson PHS 20:00.71 Boys Team Score four-point halftime lead. 68 Sample, Cole Pace 20:01.61 1 Choctaw 69, 2 Fort Walton 69, 3 Pace 84, Escambia took a 16-12 lead before 69 Lopez, Aidan West Florida 20:04.37 4 GBHS 84, 5 PCA 138, 6 Tate 177, 7 West 70 Durant, Malik PHS 20:06.00 Florida 207, 8 Washington 254, 9 Arnold 256, Bruce Hall scored on an 8-yard run with 71 Kane, Donovan PHS 20:16.87 10 PHS 260, 11 Navarre 298. 12 Milton 308, Jason Thompson/­Gulf Breeze News seven minutes left. The Gators scored 72 Janik, Trevor Catholic 20:18.17 Mira Helms finished 17th Saturday (GBHS’ best female 13 East Hill 359, 14 Catholic 393, 15 Escambia on an 82-yard kickoff return and a “pick 73 Escobedo, Logan Navarre 20:18.59 finisher) at the Washington Wildcat Invitational. 427. six” on the next two series.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CLASSIFIEDS and LEGALS CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA

For the purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended

(the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on October 7, 2019, in the City Council Chambers 110 located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32561. The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of finance for the purpose, among other things, gen. merch - of providing funds to be loaned by the Capital Trust Agency (the “Issuer”) to Premium misc. Gulf Breeze News Edge, LLC, a Florida limited liability company (collectively, the “Borrower”), for the Breezers Read purpose of (i) financing or refinancing, including through reimbursement, the acquisition, construction, development, furnishing, installation and equipping of an independent living, CHURCH FURNITURE: assisted living, and memory care facility for the elderly, comprised of approximately 33 independent living units, 69 assisted living units and 25 memory care units, including Does your church real estate and related facilities, fixtures, furnishings and equipment, to be located at need pews, pulpit set, (850) 932-8986 777 Roy Wall Boulevard in the City of Rockledge, Brevard County, Florida (the “Senior baptistery, steeple, Living Facility”), (ii) refunding all of the remaining amount outstanding of the Capital Trust Agency Senior Living Revenue Bonds (Rockledge Senior Living Project), Series 2018, (iii) windows? Big Sale on funding capitalized interest on the Bonds (as hereinafter defined), if deemed necessary or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR desirable, (iv) funding of certain reserves, if deemed necessary or desirable, and (v) paying new cushioned pews SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA 705 certain costs of issuing the Bonds (collectively, the “Project”). and pew chairs. 1- PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION real estate for sale - other IN RE: ESTATE OF IN RE: ESTATE OF 800-231-8360. www. The plan of finance contemplates that the Issuer will issue, in respect to such Project, File Number: 2019-CP-399 File Number: 2019-CP-227 not exceeding $35,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue bonds in pews1.com HENRY P. SPINELLI, Division: ERNEST L. RICHARDSON, Division: D ------DEEP DOCKABLE GREAT FISHING one or more series, either taxable or tax-exempt, or both (the “Bonds”), and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Project. The Senior Deceased. Deceased. 217 ­WAT E R F R O N T AND SCALLOPING. Living Facility will be owned and operated by the Borrower. ______/ ______/ employment ACREAGE­ GULF ­E X C E L L E N T The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of ­A C C E S S - O N L Y ­FINANCING. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from - skilled trade ­ The administration of the estate of Henry P. Spinelli, The administration of the estate of ERNEST L. $69,900. WAY UNDER ------financing agreements with the Borrower, and none of the Issuer, the City, the Cityof deceased, whose date of death was July 21, 2019, is RICHARDSON, deceased, whose date of death was Rockledge, Florida (“Rockledge”) nor Brevard County, Florida (the “County”) will be AVIATION Grads MARKET! CONVE- pending in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa County, April28, 2005, is pending in the Circuit Court for Santa obligated to pay the principal of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from work with JetBlue, NIENT TO TAMPA Florida, Probate Division, File Number 19- CP -399 , Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, File Number the payments of the Borrower. The Bonds and the interest thereon shall never constitute a the address of which is 6865 Caroline St. Milton, FL 2019-CP-0227, the address of which is Santa Rosa United, Delta and AREA ON FLORIDA’S Notice of Canvassing (i) pledge of the taxing power of the City, Rockledge, the County, the State of Florida (the 32570. Country Clerk of Court, Post Office Box 472, Milton, FL Board Meeting “State”) or any other political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof within others- start here NATURE COAST. The name and address of the personal representative 32572. the meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision, (ii) debt or indebtedness of the with hands on train- and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth The name and address of the personal representative Supervisor of Elections, Issuer, the City, Rockledge, the County, the State or any other political subdivision, public below. and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth ing for FAA certifica- Tappie A. Villane, agency or municipality thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who below. NOTICE UNDER hereby gives Notice prohibition, or (iii) pledge of the full faith and credit of the Issuer, the City, Rockledge, the tion. Financial aid if have claims or demands against decedents estate, All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who FICTITIOUS NAME that the Canvassing County, the State, or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof. The qualified. Call AIM including un-matured, contingent or un-liquidated have claims or demands against decedents estate, LAW Board has added an Issuer has no taxing power. claims, and who have been served a copy of this notice, including un-matured, contingent or un-liquidated 888-242-2649. additional canvassing must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER claims, and who have been served a copy of this notice, Pursuant to Section date. The Board will At the time and place fixed for said public hearing, all who appear will be given an ------OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER 865.09, Florida Statutes meet on October 15, opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST NOTICE IS HEREBY 2019, at 2:00 p.m., the plan of finance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may be delivered AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS 601 GIVEN that the under- at the Supervisor of to the City Manager of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf NOTICE TO THEM. AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS signed, desiring to Elections Office, 6495 Breeze, Florida, 32561. 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years Continue from Page 1B » The extra point made it 21-0. Four plays later, Blaine Crook A block in the back and missed a 40-yard field goal an unsportsmanlike conduct attempt. penalty, followed by a McCurdy Escambia’s Frank Peasant, sack, led to a punt. who had 106 yards rushing on Peasant then caught an 11- eight carries, got 45 of those yard pass on a fourth-and-10 yards on the first play of the play. Three plays later, Peasant Gators’ next drive. scored on a 3-yard run. The PAT Six plays later, on a third-and- with 5:02 left in the half made it 16 play, D.T. Gideon hauled in a a 28-0 lead. 32-yard touchdown pass. The Dolphins would get back- Leonard Brown had a 40-yard to-back-to-back double digit kickoff return to open the next yard receptions (a 13-yarder by series. Facing a fourth-and-5 on Devon Baldwin, sandwiched in their own 45, the Dolphins tried between catches of 11 and 10 a fake punt, but the Gators made yards by Cole Hartley) on their the stop. next series. Four plays later, Chris Hale But three plays later, grabbed a 4-yard touchdown another pick-six made it a 35-0 pass. The extra point with 13.4 Escambia lead with 3:17 left in seconds left in the first quarter the first half. made it 14-0. The Dolphins, who won the Sam Sharp made a grab near opening toss and deferred to the Dolphin sideline on a third- the second half, went three- and-10 play. But before he could and-out before the Gators’ Jojo haul it into his body, Escambia’s Blackman caught a 16-yard Photo courtesy of Joe Allmon Tabari Taylor ripped it away and touchdown pass with 8:57 left in went 32 yards for the touchdown. the third quarter. Cole Hartley comes down with a catch in Gulf Breeze’s 42-0 loss at Escambia Friday. The Dolphins are off this week.

Offensive Defensive WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS Player of the Week Player of the Week

2019 GBHS Football Schedule Hartley had five Recovered a fumble in the Aug. 23 catches for 42 yards. Dolphins’ loss to Escambia. at Navarre L, 28-21 Cole Sr. Michael Sr. Aug. 30 11 Hartley WR 1 Sawarynski LB Catholic L, 24-14

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Sept. 20 at Escambia L, 42-0 Had a 40-yard Oct. 4 kickoff return. Ft. Walton Bch. 7 p.m. Leonard Sr. Maddy Jr. Oct. 11 3 Brown LB/RB Biscardi at Milton 7 p.m.

Oct. 18 Pace 7 p.m. A-Rod Says Oct. 25 Mosley GO 7 p.m. DOLPHINS! Nov. 1 Augusto “A-Rod” Rodriguez Pine Forest 7 p.m. 850.463.2144 8B September 26, 2019 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com UWF Argos roll 69-0 in home opener PENSACOLA, Fla. – The entire game. wins in UWF’s history. “We celebratory chants Saturday It was that kind of game. That know playing defense, anything night from the UWF football kind of performance. can happen.” locker room underneath Blue Opponent aside, the Argos This game, believe it or not, Wahoos Stadium reverberated got what they sought. didn’t start the way UWF hoped. through the walls. Eight different players After forcing a quick punt The Argos’ longest wait for a scored touchdowns. Ten players on the game’s first possession, season’s first home game turned factored into scoring. UWF quarterback Austin Reed, into the largest win with a 69-0 “We have a saying, ‘It’s how making his home debut, threw rout against Virginia-Lynchburg we play, not who we play.’ And we an interception on his first snap. that may remain a UWF team really harp on that,” Shinnick said. He then took the Argos’ offense points record for quite a while. “Look, if we don’t make mistakes, into the end zone on six of the So why not have some fun? we feel we can play with anybody next seven possessions. The Argos did, much to in the country. We obviously had He got a boost from backup the delight of 4,887 fans who an advantage (Saturday). quarterback Sam Vaughn, the created a welcoming home “And we knew that. So, what starter most of last season, who atmosphere. we were looking for was that reminded Reed that he once “I’m excited for that for our type of execution. We really just began a home game with an guys. I think they worked hard wanted to go in with a shutout interception. to play that type of game,” said mentality. And just swarm and “That wasn’t how I planned Argos coach Pete Shinnick, after get after it as much as we could.” it,” said Reed, a redshirt his team rang up touchdowns The Argos’ defense has now freshman from St. Augustine, from offense, defense and gone six consecutive quarters, who transferred from Southern special teams — a trifecta that beginning with the second Illinois. “But it happens. Sam only happened once before in half last week against Shorter, came up to me after that and team history — and set three without allowing a point. The said, ‘Hey, my first play against UWF scoring records. defense scored points when T.J. North Al (Alabama), I threw a The Argos (2-1) produced Williams ran back an pick.’ Having a guy like him 573 yards’ total offense. They interception 44 yards late in the there is awesome. We then came held Virginia-Lynchburg (1-4) second quarter. out there and made it happen.” to minus-12 yards rushing, a “Everything didn’t go our The Argos scored 35 points team defensive record. way. We didn’t make every in the second quarter, setting a They forced four turnovers, tackle, but we kept hustling, record for most points in any blocked a punt for a score and kept going at it, said linebacker quarter. allowed the outmanned visitors Andre Duncombe, who has been They led 42-0 at halftime, the to cross midfield only once the on the field for all four shutout most points scored in a half in UWF history. “We wandered a little bit offensively in the second half,” Shinnick said. But a pair of missed field goals was supplanted by a blocked punt for a score, then backup quarterback J.C. Robles threw a TD pass and Vaughn finished the scoring on a two- yard run late in the game. “We block a punt (in fourth quarter) … it was a hold up. We weren’t trying to block a punt at that point in time,’’ said Shinnick, referring to a special team’s gem that Marcus Clayton returned three yards for a score. “And that kinda kick- started a little more momentum for us and here we are, 69 to nothing.” Included in the scorefest was Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News plenty of local flavor. Anthony Johnson, a Pace High grad who Evan Mitchell, a Fort Walton Beach grad, grabs a touchdown in UWF’s 69-0 win Saturday. missed most of preseason trying to heal an injury, rushed for 85 that will be saved in season up lanes for 222 yards rushing. the 50 yard line and a lot of yards on 11 carries and scored video highlights. “We continue to try to find the three-and-outs, that was huge. the game’s first touchdown on a “That catch was spectacular,” right guys to fit our program,” I am just happy for (defensive 2-yard run. Shinnick said. Shinnick said. players).” “We feel like when he’s fresh Though he didn’t score, In the second half, the only Virginia-Lynchburg, a and he’s ready to go, he can receiver Quentin Randolph led intrigue was if UWF could pitch member of the National Christian be a dynamic running back,” all receivers with 100 yards on the shutout. It was the fourth in Conference Athletic Association, Shinnick said. “And we have three catches. Tailback Jayden team history, after getting two in have been outscored 219-42 in seen that the last two weeks.” Gardner followed Johnson’s the inaugural 2016 season (Ave their four losses. Receiver Evan Mitchell, a score with a 7-yard TD run, Maria, Shorter) and another in UWF will remain at Fort Walton Beach High grad, giving the Pensacola area back- 2017 (Wingate). home next weekend to face caught touchdown passes of 22 to-back players in the game “It’s huge,” Shinnick said. Mississippi College at Blue and 30 yards. stats summary. “I don’t care who you play, it’s Wahoos Stadium, beginning He was the only UWF player Center Devin Gibson, a West hard. To do that, down after Saturday against Mississippi Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News with multiple touchdowns. The Florida High grad, was part of an down, play after play, and just College. first was via a circus-type catch UVL’s Marvin Grunshie intercepts a pass intended for Tate Lehtio. offensive line group that opened limit them and keep them off Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. Volleyball stays unbeaten in district play Continue from Page 1B » Hooten had 10 kills for Gulf The Lady Dolphins jumped Breeze, while Kellen and Sarah out to a 4-0 lead in the second Aker had six each. set. A kill and an ace got the Lady Rebecca Bozeman had six Crusaders within 10-8 before digs, while Sophie Stringfellow GBHS scored 15 of the next 22 had five. Stringfellow also had points to even the match. 22 assists. Catholic jumped out to an 8- The Lady Dolphin JV beat 3 lead in the third set. A pair of Escambia 25-7, 25-9, while the Tara Bass serves got Gulf Breeze the GBHS freshmen notched a within 10-9 before Catholic 25-14, 25-8 win over Escambia. scored 15 of the last 18 points in Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, the set. Fort Walton 6-20-18: Gulf Gulf Breeze scored only one Breeze completed a season sweep point on serve in the fourth set. of the Lady Vikings with a win Lauren Kellen and Kennedy Thursday in Gulf Breeze. Hooten both had 11 kills in the Bass led a balanced offensive loss, while Zoe Cahill added attack with 13 kills. Marks added seven. Sophi Doerr had 13 digs seven, as did Kellen, while Bella in the loss, while Anna Marks Mayes had six, as did Hooten. and Bella Mayes had 10 each. Kellen and Hooten both had a The Lady Dolphin JV beat pair of blocks. Catholic 25-13, 25-20, while the Bozeman and Doerr led a Lady Crusader ninth-graders beat balanced defensive attack with Gulf Breeze 25-10, 25-22. eight digs each. Bass had seven Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, digs, while Marks, Mayes and Escambia 12-11-14: Gulf Hooten all had six each. GBHS had Breeze finished the first half only three bad serves in the match Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News of district play unbeaten at 5- for a 95.7 serve percentage. Lauren Kellen (5) hits through a double block Thursday against Fort Walton. 0, with a three-game sweep at GBHS hosted Navarre Tuesday Escambia on Sept. 18. before the Choctaw match.